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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

Do not fail to 20 and hear Judge Kirk.
patriCk's lecture at the United Presby.
terian Church this evening Il will be q
rare treat, "a the following extract from
the Pittsburgh Commercial will show:
"The lecture OF Hon. Judge Kirkpat.
rick in the North Avenue NJ. E. Church
Allegheny, last evening was a brilliant
success. The audience was a large one
and conspicious for It's high literary and
cultured character-just such one as
was calculated TO tax the fullest ability
Of the orator, and one that the orator
would find responsive and inspiring.
That the speaker succeeded, and the en-.
ioyment was mutual was evinced in the
fact that though his "Walks and Talks
were heightened out beyond two hours,
the Wttchery Of his eloquence, and the
brilliant flashes Of his Irresistible wit
charmed his hearers into giving the most
unAagging attention from the beginning
to the end. The lecture seemed 10 be %
it progressed sort Of free informal chat
upon persons and places, which came un.
der the keen observation Of the traveller,
but in reality, as q piece OF literary
mosaic, where wit and wisdom, fact and
fancy, poetry and philosophy, anecdote
and description were skillfally inter.
mingled, it was the superb work Of a
master workman. The hearers were
ready to respond 10 the ''hits," and when
tie lecture closed II was the general sent,
iment that an audience could not have
been more highly delighted or instructed
in the compass Of an evenings entertain.
ment.
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ASTONISHING succrss.-Tt is the duty
OF every person who has used BosoHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP to let its wonderful quail.
ties be known 10 their friends in curing
Consumption, Eevere Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. Mcpherson can
use it without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider il the duty Of all, Druggists to recon-.
mend it to the poor dying consumptive,
at least TO try one bottle, as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported. Such
q medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
be too widely known. Ask yeur Drug.
gist about it. Sample bottles to try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size rs cents. For
sale by all 6rst-class Druggists in the
United States. eod&w
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PERSONAL PoINTs.-Hon. J. N. Kirk.
patrick, OF Pittsburgh, will lecture in the
United Presbyterian Church tonight.
Judge Samnels, Of Cabell county, is at
the Stamm House.
DR.. r. o. McMaster has removed from
Dellaire 10 New Athens.
MIR. Robinson Keyser has sold his farm
near Bellaire to Mr.. VIM. White, who re-
sides near Warnock's Station. Tbs farm
consists Of 104 acres, and was sold for
$1,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton will lee
ture in Bellaire on Monday, Dec. Sd.
Col. Richard Realt, late editor Of the
Pittsburgh Commercial, Is to reinforce the
Murphy speakers in this vicinity early
next month. His terms are S25 per night.
Rev. Joseph GledhiIl lectured in The
Wesley N. E. Church, Wednesday even.
ing, before fair audience, upon "The
Grumbler." Rev. Gledhill will lecture
in the West End N. E. Church, Bridge.
port, tonight.
Squire Mayes, a magistrate who Is very
popular with romantic young people,
and has probably tied more matrimonial
knots than any other magistratei In Amer.
lea, reports that he has spliced !, 255 hap.
py couples since 1862.
VIM. Cox, a we'll known Riverside
mailer, is confined to his residence by i'll.
ness.
Johnny CrOckard, Of the "old Relia.
BILE" Wharfboat, is laid upwith the rheu-
matiEm.
Mr.. julie wehrmau, Of the Wheeling
ToWboat and Barge Company, is in 81.
Louis on business.
Mr.. I. lE, Parsons, Of Baltimore, form.
erly clerk ct the 1t. James Hotel, in
this city, is guest at the Mcclure House.
Pare" looks we'll and hearty, showing
that life in the Monumental City agrees
with him.
David Greer, well known moulder,
who has been in Louisiana for the past
nine months, returned home last even
ing. He reports hard times in the South.
Rev. D. w. Fisher 10 in the city for
few days. Instantly are at present liv.
lug in Marietta, he has been strongly
urged by a Presbyterian Church in New
Orleans to accept call from them, bat
up TO this time has declined to do 80.
Mr. Fisher lived in New Orleans prior to
coming North TO Wheeling during the
war. II Is evidence OF the high personal
eateem in which he Is held by the people
Of his faith in that city when they again
call him amongst them Notwithstanding
his known dissent from their political
views at the time OF leaving their midst.
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A LADY a few days since wrote 10 the
McLain Brothers, ordering box Of their
baking powder, and took occasion to
speak OF it in the most exalted terms,
ending her communication with the fol-
lowing lines, which prove her to be a
poetess as we'll as sensible woman:
It's good, It's good, It's very good;
would not ask better
FeiralslnS biscuit, rolls or eakts,
With thlA clos my letter.
Mrs. ANNIE Rsssesss.
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or1's HALL TEMPERANCE NEErrKo.-
The third meeting was held In otta Hall
last night. The choir sang I" Leban, after
which Hiram Young read chapter from
the book Of Matthew, audIprayer was Of.
Tered by Mr.. VIM. Rhieldairer. President
Young then introduced the speaker for
the evening, Rev. Gatchell, who spoke
nearly an hour, and intereIted the su-
dience with some good incidents OF an
Irish nature. Mr.. Young then read an
article IRON the Grinnell Herald touching
on temperance. The meeting was closed
with the benediction by Rev. Gatchell.
Considering the weather there was large
turnout last evening, At least one.third Of
the audience being ladies. Another meet.
ing will be held in the same hall tonight.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Hon. DANIEL
PEcK.-Daniel Peck, Esq, met with quite
a serious accident yesterday morning, al
Beamer's landing. Mr.. Peck intended
going to Parkersburg on the steamer
Courier, and before leayingdesired to sec
Mr.. John Armstrong upon bnsiness. HI
thereforecalled at the office Of Armstrong
Coen & Co., on 1lth street, when he wa
told that Mr.. Armstrong was down at the
river looking alter some barges. Mr.
Peck went down to the river, and seeing
Mr.. Armstrong and his men on q Aoal
lying near the shore, started to cross a
plank which connected the shore with the
float. When about the middle Of the
plank he lost his footing and fell into
the water, striking a hog chain in his
fall and breaking his left arm in two
places, near the wrist and above the
elbow. Mr.. Armstrong and his men went
TO Mr.. Peck's assistance, and with some
difficulty succeeded in getting him out oil
the water. He was assisted 10 buggy,
and conveyed 10 his residence on Tie
southwest corner Of 14th and Chapline
streets, where DR.. FrisScll reduced the
fractures. Last evening be was quite
cheerful, considering the severity Of the
accident, and the involuntary cold bath
which accompanied 1t.
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PARSONAGE PRoposED.-The congrega
tion Of Zane street NJ. E. Church are cx,
erting themselves to secure paronage
and with every prospect Of success. Il
Is proposed TO erect = neat two-story
brick building on the south end Of The
Churchlot, fronting on Jacob street, TO coal
about 81 800. From the tenders made By
various members Of the congregation, O
building material and labor, il IL thought
that the house can be put up for about
$500 cash. Committee have been ap
pointed 10 solicit subscriptions, and other
steps taken to insure the success Of the
project. 1t will in the end prove mat.
ter Of economy to the Church, "a they are
now paying $500 per year rent for their
pastors house.
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NEw Toll HousE-The committee Il
whom the Board OF Commissioners re,
ferred the matter OF building toll house
at the junction Of the Wheeling and Elm
Grove and Fairmont roads have perfect,
ed their plans and are ready to receive
proposals for building the house. The
house will he frame, ten foot story, upon
four.foot brick foundation. Il Is to
contain four rooms, one Of the rooms Ia
be used as an Office and the others to be
occupied by the toil.keeper and family a.
a dwelling, The house is 10 stand west
Of Georges Run, and north Of Caldwell'l
Run, and will be completed as soon as
possible. Mr.. james H. Cochran, who
bad charge Of the gate at Iyagenknecht's
Run, which was discontinued, will be
transferred to The new house,
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SUB.RosA SOCIAL SoIRER.-The pleas
ant and brilliant interior Of GeFmania
Hall, corner Market and 14th streets
contrasted strangely with the gloom and
darkness outside, last night. The inces'
sent hum Of voices, the fitting to and fro
before the windows Of gaily attired ladies
and Immediately appareled gentlemen
and withal The music 81 Mayer's excellent
quadrille band, told 10 the outsider that
season Of more than ordinary moment
was being celebrated. II was 4 social
soiree, and one Of the pleasantest enter
tainnents Of the kind ever given by the
Sub.Rosa Social.
The affair was in charge Of a commit
Tee Of arrangements consisting OF thC
following gentlemen: Jos, Breinig, Alberl
Wilke, Frank Lott, Christian Blum
Henry Roemer, W. A. schWertieger
VIM. Lutz, Frank Hoffman, Joseph Yock
Ter, Frank A. Woeber, John A. Aul
The Grand March at $50 O'Clock
put the ball in motion, aud dancing wa
continued without interm,ssion until II
when the company partook Of an elegan
collation.. Alter ibis dancing was re-
sumed, and the dreamy waltz, tbe lively
gallopade, the gentle schottische and tht
intricate Qusdrille we're enjoyed unit
nearly dawn. All that could contribut,
to the pleasure Of the evening was sup
piled in bountifnl measure. Feast, mu-
sic and dancing filled in the order Of en-
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HANDSOME PAVEMENT. = Mr.. John
Downs is putting down a handsome block
concrete pavement, in colorl, in front
ot his residence on 10Th street. This
pavement is similar TO that around. the
Capitol building, in Washington City.
Mr.. Downs made the blocks himself, and
asserts that the pavement is more duFa-
bic than stone.
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OPERA HousE.-A very respectable
audience was present last night 10 enjoy
Oliver GoldSmiths charming old English
comedy, "shc Stops to Cong aer," as pro
duced by Mr.. Fords Baltimore Comedy
Company. The play was we'll put on,
and the cast. which Included the entire
company was an admirable one. The com,
pany 70 above the average, and contains
considerable histrionic talent.
We regret that Mr.. Ford's efforts 10
furnish Us with legitimate amusements
have not been better appreciated by our
citizens. The present engagement has
resulted in pecuniary loss to the man
agemenL which is certainly Encouraging
enough. Should the company again visit
our city We hope they WILDE better pat
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Po1lcr Counr-Lraoe Otnnner

Only three ca,es were before Hi Honor
yesterday morning, viz;
Michael Finnegan and oAcar Kurni
were charged with stealing barrels from
H. Stolley, south Side grocer. They
wanted the barrels 70 sell and get money
TO pay their way In 10 Goelss'a Hall
when Mike scnlly was walking his seven.
ty.fye miles in tweuty.tour hours. One
Of the lads was about seventeen years old
the other only ten. On account Of theiI
youth they werc discharged with q repri'
mand.
G. W. Merchant was charged With dis
orderly conduct at the Opera House or
Wednesday evening, and fined s. and
costs therefor, which he paid.
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"WALKs AND TALKS About EUROPE
Hon. John N. Kirkpatrick, OF the Pitts.
burgh bar, is announced to deliver lee.
Lure upon the above subject at the United
Presbyterian Church this evening
Judge kirkpatrick 10 a stranger 70 The
most Of our citizens, but comes TO US with
the most tlattering notices Of his lecture
by the press Of Pittsburgh. II Is spoken
Of as "viVacious, witty, full Of sentiment,
just criticisms and apostle sayings on
men and things as they appeared 10 the
eye Of an intelligent, cultured American
We hope that he may be greeted with a
large audience this evening.
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New GRocERY.-Mr. Geo. K. McMech.
en- has opened a new grocery at the north.
west corner Of Market and l1th streets,
aod respectfully invites the patronage Of
the public. Mr.. McMechen is an ex.
perienced grocer, and will conduct his
business to the satisfaction Of all who
favor him with their custom. His stock
ia large and frssh, and housekeepers will
find 1t to their advantage to call upon him,
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a Rspo,llOsy Of Fashion, Pleasure. and
sifuetion."
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.


1'WIoIW WsFTt9Is
The Rasdr Is the organ Of the fashionable world,
and the expoundet Of that worlds laws and II q
hs authority In all mltten Of manners, etiquette,
costume and social habitS.-Raft0H IhapeLtsS.
The Ratdr e0mmends itsOli 70 every member 81
the household-to the children by droIl and pretty
pictures 10 the young ladies by its Bankruptcies
In endless variety 70 the proVldeut matrpn By its
patterns for the ehildrens clothes, 10 pateamli
by Its taSteful designs for embroidered slipper and
luxurious drelsinGgoRns. Butthe reading matter
OF the Bdslr Is uniformly u great excellence The
paper has acquired wide popularity for the Are
.ide enjoyment Affords, and mas become an stab
ltshsd authority with the ladies' Of Amuica.-R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-23

THE La Belle nailers cay they will
learn new boys to feed their machines be.
fore aeceeding 10 the demands Of the
striking feeders. There are now about
City machines going at the La Belle
which are fed by the nailers Themselves
and some few new feeders.
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MEssRs. THOMPSON & H1BBERD have
putin new heater in the jury room ut
the Court House, to replace the one
which exploded on Saturday night last.
The detective heater had not been accept.
ed by the Commissioners, and the new
one was fprnished by the plumbers with.
out additional cost.
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REtIABIE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra-
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulyermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERAGAcHER GALvAN.
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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Horn PERsoNAIs.-The following arr
among the late arrivals al the hotels:
s., James-W. Dorsey, Baltimore, Md.
A. ]. Hersey, Bedford, O.; Wm. D. Roche,
Charles Lopgstreth, N. Nathanson, E.
Nathanson, New York; O. Blumenthal
Philadelphia.
Stdnm-J. P. Hornbrook, Woodland
W. Va; W. T. Robertson, Beverly, o.
John II. Nuznm, New Martinsyilie; II
\. Muhleman, Darlington, O.; Judge Il
]. samuels, Cabeh county; II. W. Fisher
Benwood; F. R, MeElroy, Wellsburg.
MtLtGe-T. 3. Parsons, Baltimore;
Wm. Holmes, Pittsburgh; John Cathan,
Dayton, Ohio; Peter ]. Reegan, Flushing,
Ohio; @. L. Mercer, Steu6enville, Ohio
Wilson D. Manning and vile, Pennsboro
W. Va; N. ]. Huntington, RoWlesburg,
W. Va; A, R. Williams, Grafton; w. p
Dennison, Pennington; A. F. Lazier, Bal,
timore; h. McAfee, Charles Dallell, Pitts.
burgh;J. H. Beeeher, Cleveland; WIN. B
Patterson and vile, Miss Elite s. Pat.er.
son, Cincinnati. US
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THE settlements Of Sheriff Tingle with
the various school districts in the county,
and Of the City Collector with the Board
Of Education Of Wheeling, certified 10
Clerk Deiters, Of The Board Of Commits.
aionerl, have BY him been certified 10
Prot. v. x. Pendleton, State superinten-
dent Of Schools,
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HAPPY.rrDrNos tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and Quacked. PulyeImacher's Electric
Belts eiiectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and jour.
nal with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERMAcHER
GALvANIc Co. Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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ABREAK DowN.-A two.horse buggy
containing two gentlemen, apparently
strangers, broke down At the upper end
Of the Second Ward Market House yea.
terday afternoon. The gentlemen spoke
Of the Wheeling streets very highly "a
buggy breakers.
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II you select good and healthy food for
your family, you should also look to the
welfare Of your Baby. For all troubles
clearly Childhood, nothing Is better than
d.. Balls Baby Syrup. Is cents per
bottle. dan
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ERRONEOUS AssEssMESrs.-The FL
nance Committee Of the Board OF Com,
nissioners met again last evening to con.
slider the erroneous assessments referred
to them BY the Board. The number d
persons claiming erroneous assments d
slxieen, and the Board will probably dis
pose Of their petitions at their next meet.
ing, by adopting the recommendations OIL
the committee. 1t ia probable that the
committee will meet again Tonight 10
wind up the business before them. The
Board will meet on Monday week,
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An Elm Grove street car upset al the
corner Of chapline and 10Th streets yes.
terday morning, emptying out upon the
co9, cold ground several passengers, none
Of whom we're hurt.
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Ma. CHARLES GRAHAM is putting up a
two-story brick building on the north
side Of Chapline street, Just south Of 18th
The lower floor will be used rs Offices
and The second story as a dwelling. Uncle
John Boring ID doing the brick work.
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TIE pay roll otthe Etna Mil amount,
to $500 per week, aud the La Belle
Glass Company pays It's hands 81, 200 per
week. These two establishments keep q
large amount Of money in circulation in
Bridgeport
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CARPETS Carpets Carpetsl II Is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods In the city are found
at J.W. FKRBE1's,
Corner Main and 10th ST.
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TINS weather is dlsagreeable and
ought 10 be ashamed Of itself. The
prOmi,ea of winter are dishonored. A
little Of this dallying summer goes good
ways, and II the caterers are ready the
audience would like to have the scenery
shifted.
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FALSE DEI1cAcY.-The friends Of those
who are troubled with bad breath, and,
through over-squeamlshnsss, dislike to
refer to It, commit a positive and cruel
mistake, especially II they are aware Of
the merits and great efficacy Of the fra.
grant So2oDoHT. This is the true and
only remedy for the difficulty; there is no
valid excuse for bad breath now,
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DowSl DowNl Dows - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
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ANOTHER WALK.-The walkist, Mike
scully, will commence the attempt 10
walk eighty miles in twenty.four hours,
at KOcha Hall, in the Eighth Ward, to.
night. He expects to begin at 0 O'Clock,
After the walk he will have alarge stone
broken upon his breast.