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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25


FIFTEENTH ANNIvERsARY.-The Ct.
tenth anniversary Of the reorganization
Of the First Lutheran Church Of Wheel
ing was observed with appropriate ser.
vices yesterday. The pulpit baptismal
font and reading desk were tastefully
trimmed with flowers, and the very at.
mosphere was redolent with sweet per.
fume. The pastor, Rev. S. B. Barnitz,
who reorganized the church fifteen years
ago, preached the discourses suitable to
the occasion. The morning sermon was
based on Hebrews Vi, 10, Is, the theme
being "The Certainty Of the FulGllment
Of Gods Promises Concerning His
Church" The sermon was replele with
incidents in the struggles and growth Of
the congregation and Sunday school
showing that the promises Of Scripture
had been verified at every step taken DUR
ing the 10 years just closed. The past year
has been the greatest in success Of any Of
the years. The morning sermonclosed
with an earnest appeal to improve
even on the past, and many words Of en-
enlargement and congratulation on the
work accomplished. On the Sunday
school black board Mr.. Zevely, the Su.
perIntendent, had beautiful design in
keeping with the anniversary. A tall
handsome monument sending its shaft t =
ward heaven, was wreathed in green and
had engraved upon it "TO the loving
kindness Of our God" On the surface
around the monument were the words
Hitherto hath the Lord helped u.s. The
evening sermon was upon the words "Go
FOrward," and was an outline Of the work
the pastor believed ought to be nnderta-
ken in the name Of Christ. Altogether
the day was one OF much interest to all
present, and must have been very en-.
couraging to the membership Of this
growing church. The pastor announced
at the close Of the sermon that the Church
would be open every Sunday during the
summer.
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PERSONAL PoISTs.-Mrs. Isaiah War.
rem, Of Wheeling, arrived in town yester.
day. Mrs. ". Is a sister Of DR.. Joseph
A. McLane. She is accompanied by her
son and daughter.-MorgGaioE paper.
/, Mr.. Alfred Rheinstrom was on Satur.
day appointed a Notary Public for Ohio
county.
Judge Boyd, OF the County Court, is
rusticatirg downin Welzel.
Scott, OF the Clarksburg NtgI is in
town.
Mr.. W. 3. Batelle, manager OF McKil,
lop's Mercantile Agency, started down
theriver Saturday evening on business
trip.
VIM. Wilcox, the new man engaged by
the Standard managers, arrived from
Brooklyn on Saturday evening.
HProf. Josie Kramer has dedicated q
new march 10 Cytehe Commandery Of
Knights Templar Of this city.
'Ras Colyin, the driver Of the street
car which ran over and killed little
girl in Bellaire Saturday afternoon, has
been discharged from the employ OF the
company.
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BLACK HASD."-The Frank Jones
BLACK Hand" combination gave per-
tormAnSs at the Opera Honse Saturday
night 10 fair audience. The company
Is passa6le and gave a good show. Jones
himself is worthy Of especial mention in
his mGaicd repertoire. The balance OF
the company did we'll.
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HELP for the weak, nervous, and debil.
itated. Chronic and painful diseases
cured without medicine. Electric Belts
and other appliances, all about them, and
how TO distinguish the genuine from the
spurious. Book, with full particulars,
mailed free. Address PULvERMAcHIR
GALvASIc Co., 292 Vine Street, Cincin'
natl, o,
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COUNTY COuRr-Judge Boyd.

Court met at the usual hour Saturday
morning,
Silas Mcdonald vs. A. J. Thompson
Oyer TO note. Demur to declaration
non.Assumpsit and payment, and leave
to file set off granted.
Ovcrseers Of Poor for Charlotte Christ.
myCr Va. Louis Altmyer and, Jacob Alt
myer and Matthew Alimyer, as Securitie'
for Louis Altmyer. By consent Of both
parties, this cause is docketed as Of to-
day, hearing to begin on Wednesday.
Overseers Of the Poor OF Ohio county
rs, David Davis. Motion made 10 eel
aside order for capiaS pro fine. Hearing
postponed.
o. W. Reed Va. Gilbert Earlewine
Writ Of attachment filed and docketcd.
Court adjourned until Wednesday at
9 A. N.
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SQUIBs.

The Standards will play in Allegheny
to-day and tomorrow, when We hope ia
hear OF their success in at leas; one OF the
games.
Wilcox, the new Sd baseman, engaged
by the home club, arrived Saturday eve.
ming.
The fielders in the Standard nine don't
have much work to perform with George
Venum in the pitchers position.
Those that bet on the Standards being
defeated . to l, on Saturday, seemed to be
considerably puzzled as to whether they
won or not.
An amusing game ia promised at the
Fair Grounds tomorrow afternoon. be.
tween the fat and lean base ballists t?) OF
this city.
With their present nine the Standards
would have won nearly every game they
have played this season.
1t is about time for the home club to
"take i'm the Cincinnati Reds again.
Luck, and not superiority OF playing
won the game for the Hoosiers.
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TIvoE1 GARDEN.-A full report Of the
base ball match between the Standards
and Alleghenies will be received by i'm
nings. The public arc respectfully in
yited 10 call and hear the news. The
coolest beer in the city. Also fine band
In attendance.
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FoE sALE-

The Residence Of n. c. Arthur, on 18th
street. in the city Of Wheeling. The lot
fronts about 6S feet on Fifteenth street,
and extends back to the alley. The house
is two.story brick, containing ten rooms
and finished attic, bath room, with hot and
cold water, and is in good repair. There
Is also wash house, coal house, ash house,
dc; on the property.
Persons desiring to examine the proper.
ty, or to ascertain the terms OF sale, will
call on L. G. BARR, Attorney,
APPS ll42 Chapline st.
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MrvlcnA1 Corrr-Juda. Ctnnmer.

MUNICIPAL CouRr-Judge Ctaamr.
Gourmet alto o'clock Saturday morn
ing.
Matthew Barber vs.. Fire & Marine In.
surunce Company; in assumpsit. COun-
sci concluded their arguments and case
given to the jury and verdict rendered
Tor defendant.
Isabella Pierson Va. John D. Maxwell
in assumpsit. Defendant demurred tC
declaration, which was soyerruled. De-
PENDANT plead non.assumpsit, and was
granted leave to file special pleas, Case
set for hearing June 9Th.
Berger and Hoffman vs.. Henry OAei
in assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff.
for 1888 &c.
Adjourned until Monday at l0A.M.
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BASE BALI,-SAruRDAYs CANE
INDIANAPOLIS vs.. SrANDARD.-Ii there
was any doubt after Fridays game as to
the Standard boys being fitst.ClaSS base
ball players, visit to the Fair Grounds
on Saturday afternoon would have quick.
y dispelled any such doubt Fully one
thousand persons were present to witness
the game, and their cheers and applause
during the progress Of the game attested
10 their appreciation OF the fine and sci.
entitiO playing Of the Wheeling boys,
Game was called at sos p. NJ, with the
Standards at the bat, and they were rc.
tired In one, two and three order. The
Hoosiers scored one run in the first inning
BY an error on the part Of the home club.
Neither club scored after the first inning,
the indianapolis boys winning the game
by the unprecedented score in this city
Of / TO 0. The Standard club had q
glimpse OF the home plate several
times, but luck was "agin" the boys and
for a second time this season they were
retired with clear "whiLswAsh." Our
boys need not feel ashamed Of their game,
as it was one that would have reflected
much credit upon any club in the corn.
try, including the crack league clubs.
The Hoosiers had TO do their "tallesp
playing in order to win the game, it be.
ing probably one Of the hardest fought
games they ever participated in.
The managers OF the home club made
an excellent move when they secured
Geo. Vennum for the balance Of the sea.
son. His pitching was simply immense,
only three base hits being made of Of
him, the best bNtters Of the visitors fre.
quentiy atriking out. Lane filled his
position back Of the bat admirably, he
not having passed ball, and taking some
beautiful foul tips hot from the bat, while
his throwing to ID could not he excelled.
Too much cannot be said Of Glasscock's
play Rt Sd base; his playing throughout
the game was magnificent; in fact he
played his position much better than has
been played by any third baseman that
has played here this season. Barclays
playing at % elected much applause
from the spectators; several difficult ilies
were taken by him in good style. Viii.
kinson at lst, and Motiitt at short stop at.
tended to their respective positions with.
out an error.
The out tielders had but very little to
do, Dick Robinson, for the home club,
taking the only lly that was sent into the
field. The visitors were charged with
more errors than in the preceding game,
but still their playing showed excellent
management and good working order.
Nolan pitched with his usual effectiveness.
Recap, at right field after long run,
succeeded in capturing u fly which Lane
sent in that direction, that had almost
promised two base hit. The following
is the score by innings:
luningI."".""...". / 5 SO
StAn1lri .,.......,-...,.O 0 o 0 0 y o 90
lndiAnapolts,..... .......l o o 90 90 OIL
Impfe-Mr. Robert McEichOl.
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SEVERAL fishing parties will leave the
city to-day, 10 remain two or three weeks,
One party is going to Beach Bottom who
We think will clean out the entire river.
It is no use for any one to go below ex'
pecting to get any fish.
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POLICE CouRr-Judr ctanner.

One case only was disposed Of by His
Honor Saturday morning, viz:
Mart. Bond was fined 81 and costs for
using abusive language toward a night
Waterman.
In the afternoon there were two cases
VIM. Brown, vag., was sent up for
thirty days.
VIM. Dunn was fined g and costs for
drunkenness.
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BABIES are tie institution and should
be guarded from attacks Of Collie, Flatu.
lence, ETC., by DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup,
Price % cents per bottle. d&w.
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TlvoLt GARDES.-Af fall report Of the
base ball match between the Standard
and AlleghenieS will be received BY in
nings. The public are respectfully in
vited to call and hear the news. The
coolest beer in the city. Also fine band
in attendance.
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The first clause Of the fourth verse Of
the sixteenth chapter OF. Matthew is now
being committed 10 memory by the mer-
chants on Main and Market streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-25

"L'HoMME QUI RlT."-The man who
laughs isa happy man, and no man can
be happy with his blood loaded with i'm.
purities, The remedy which all can de-
pend upon for every vitiated condition
OF the blood is DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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WHEELING GYxSAsGUM.-On Satur.
day evening the following officers were
elected by the Wheeling Gymnasium As.
ISOLATION: Samuel P. HildreIh, Presi-
dent; William Wilkinson, Secretary; T.
c. Mofat and Geo. Q. Black, Directors.
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The most excellent attributes to the
success Of frstclass hotel are courte.
GUS treatment, a well.appointed eriSine,
and well.turnished room. You can find
all these at the Colonnads Hotel in Phil
adelphia, cod
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BREAK DOWN IN PRICEs.-Dress Goods
3 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
Carpets as cheap as 10 cents. They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
J. W. FERREL.
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SEUHArsEN has had foot bridge and
platform built opposite Parks Lane, near
his Summer Garden, for the accommods.
ton Of those who go out on the trains.
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ouR styles are exclusive, our prices
the lowest, and our goods the best made.
One hundred new Linen suits at
/, BLUM & BRo's.
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A LARGE temperance meeting was held
in OTIS Hall last night. Mesars, Jacob
kemple and Thomas Smith delivered ad.
dresses.
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A STONE cutter working on Market
street, opposite the Register office, had a
finger badly crushed Saturday afternoon,
while moving large stone.
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The officers and knights OF Cyrene
Commandery, Knights TempIar, were
photographed at the Martins Ferry eel.
ebration on Saturday.
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CARPETS! Carpets Carpets! 1t is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.W. FERRIES,
Corner Main and 10Th St.
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FIVE arrests reported at police head,
quarters OF II o'clock last night, for
playing cards, drunkenness, and di.or-
DERBY conduct.
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CoScoRDIA ExcURsIoN.-The COncor.
dia Singing Society, OF South Wheeling,
will excurt to CreSap's Grove next Sun.
dav,
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The city jewellers have agreed to close
their stores at Z P. N. from date until
September Is.
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We lead in styles, prices and work.
manship. Our goods excel all New York
made Suits. Come and see them.
I. BLUM & Bro.
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BLACK Grenadines-a few now left Of
those handsome goods offered so cheap.
l. BLUM l. Bro.
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THE tramps have gone to the springs.
There are very few applications for
lodging at the lookup.
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BREAK down in prices OF Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now ia your time, Call
and price. Got to sell.
J. W. FERRET.
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The second morning train on the c. &
P. road has been again changed 10 lilo
O'Clock.
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THE children OF the First Ward public
school held picnic a; Nichols Grove on
SATURDAY..
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Do YOU intend buying a Linen suit ?
Go 10 the headquarters and manuiactur.
ers, /. BLUM & Bro.
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o. Saturday evening a child OF Alfred
LAlier, living on Gravel Hill, was run
over by a Bellaire street car and received
injuries which terminated fatally.
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SUITABLE Suits! suitsM Suits u For
every lady at suitable prices.
/. BLUM 4 Bro.
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PARAsoLs Parasols !! We are closing
out our entire stock at wonderful low
prices. /. BLUM 4 Bro.
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THE F. A. Britt boat house has been
tied up for debt.
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The Martins Ferry blast furnace, we
understand, will start up next Wednes.
dav,
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The finest shoes kept IN the city at
L. V. BLoNDs.
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--LATEST styles of shoes just received at
L. Y. BLoNps.
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THE deputy sergeants will to-day com.
mence their war upon collarless CANNES.
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aMoEE styles at BIums' than you ever
saw, and they have added 100 new ones To-.
day.
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Be suited, go and see the Suits at
Blum', they are elegant and cheap.
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WHITE Goods! White Goods y Special
bargains at |. Blum & Bros.
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THE County Court has adjourned until
Wednesday morning at Q o'clock.
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WHY buyeissSherO when you eau buy
your Linenisuits from s. 10 s. cheaper
al BlumB'2 ... .s-
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Now look out for the dog without =
collar.
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A CONCERT was given at St. MAry's
School Hall, South Wheeling, Saturday
night, for the benefit Of the school.
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JUr received, lOtOf Childrens Shoes
oil the latest styles, at L, V. BLoSp's.
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SUMMER Silks, 10 cents per yard only,
at |. Blum 4 Bros.
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DOR SALE

Eighty ehc!ce Building Lots on Wheeling Island
Price from $50 TO 500 each. Only One-dXth Of
the purchase money required 10 cash. The residue
may hc raid annually IN TIvE equal inttAllmentl
with interest.
Apply TO JOHN P. GlCHRlsT
up9 At Top Mil,
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EoR RENT-HousE-
FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-CoUNTRY RESIDENCE.
A house with five rooms, situated near
Elm Grove, convenient to the station. Call
onOr address JAS. GILCHRIST,
ielS Custom House.
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GEMS fine shoes Of the latest styles
just received at L. V. BLoND's.
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If you want to get suited in a pair OF
shoes go TO l.. V. BLOND's.
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TuE cheapest shoes in the city at
L. V. BLoHp'S,
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acknowledgement.
MONDAY. JUNE rs. 1877.
New Advertisements.

For Cinclnnati-Steamer Andes.
Linen Crumb Cloths-Mendel, Booth
Il Co.
Berry Bowls-Cummins & Woods.
For Rent-Hall.
Misunderstanding Salesman.
Merchants Hotel-PhiIadelphia.
FurniGvre-Friend 4 Son.
Warren's Sunlight Carbon Oil.
Thompson & Hibberd-PIumbers.
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VACATION is at hand, and school teach.
ers audpupils are all happy.
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TIE Nail City Boat Club have con.
tracted with Armstrong, Snyder & Co. for
new shore house to cost 81 900.
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every dog has!his day D-Jnne 25.
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QUITE a number Of our citizens will at
tend the commencement exercises Of the
Moreantown University this week.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for So Cts, at
---- ]. ". FERREL's.
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Thermometer REcoRp.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the Thermometer,
az observed a: SchnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner:
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SATURDAY.
SAN. IAN. SP.X. SEN
&C II II SS
kCSpAT.
SAN. IAN. SEN. TIN
IS S! 81 IS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF y
Valuable Marshall County Farm,
LING known ns tbc CLEMENS FARM.

BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by ChlrleI
Fisher and Margaret FtIheT, his wife, Of MAnhAll
county, West Virginia, tOt the undCnigned Trustee,
dated the 9th day Of April, 1875, and Of record
among the Land records q MAuhail county, West
Virginia ia Dtcd Of Trust Book No. /, pages t6i.S,
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Paid Up Capital 100000.
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For REAL BARGAINS in Fine Goods,
goto |. BLUM d BROS
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
i PAIN.
During the eleven years havc been TracticlnE
In Wheeling have administered gla to over seven
thousand persons with PRRYBCT aAHETY, aud IN
almost every case with entire satisfaction to myself
and Patients.
We constantly keep on hands pure GitrouI Oxide
Gas for those that desire 10 takeiL
DR. sURGISoN 4 SON,
noS Lis Market 81.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
l have Just rreIvela very hne u,sMtment OF
LACE COLLARS,
BIBs, ROUCHE,
SECK-TTES, and
TIE ENDS,
Which will lie otIerd at very low prices. Also,
another lot Of BLACK and WHITE CHIP HATS,
New Styles
STRAW HATS As low aS sc each. An are re-
speCttull! invited to call and examine goods and
prices.
ANNIE c. WAKERLEY,
ie?S l07l MAiS STREET.
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SUMMER SILKS.
I. BLUM & BROS

Black eros Grain Cashmere finished and
handmade Silks at astonishing low prices
ut 1. BLUM & BRUS.
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