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Select no man for public office who Is
not tit to fill the position, l care not what
may be his poli,ics or his race. Make II
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ice unless he Is competent. II you elect
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

WHEELING PREszED BRCK.-The fine
pressed brick fronts Of the two dwelling
houses in course Of erection on Chtpline
street, opposite the Capitol building, BY
Mr.. Arthur Little, are attracting much
attention. II may be q matter Of inter.
eat to the public 10 know that the pressed
bricks in ihtse fronts, which are equal II
not superior 10 the celebrated Baltimore
pressed brick, we're made in this city.
Wilson Bros whose brick yard is "around
the hill, y in East Wheeling, Manufactured
them. There are three firms, we believe,
now manufacturing pressed brick In this
city,viE: Wilson Bros., G. K. Wheat & Co,
and G. W. WestVood. Not only are the
Wheeling pressed brick in every way
equal 10 the Baltimore article, bat they
are much cheaper; the former are sold At
$40 per thousand, the latter at $50 per
thousand. The common brick made here
sell at s. per one thousand, and
q smoother and handsomer bEick,
known as the "stock brick,n brings 50
per one Thousand. The Wheeling press.
ed brick will make as hlnd'oRc airont
as any could desire.
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ESJOY LlFE-What truly beautiful
world we live in! Nature gives us
grandeur Of mountains, gleps and oceans,
and thousands Of means for enjoyment.
We can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the majority Of
people feel like givingitup disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with di.
sease, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily ob.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au.
gust Flower will make them as free from
diseaee as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause Of
seyeuty-fve per cent Of such maladies as
Bilionsness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Costiyeness, Nervous Prostration, Dir.
ziness Of the Head, Palpftation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
It's wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try i Sold by al tirstcIass
druggists in the Unitedlslates cod&w
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COUNTY CoSvESTIoH.-In purEnahce o!
a call published in our advertising col
umrs, the "Workingmen, Labor Move.
uent, Greenback and Granger Orglnizt.
tions Of Ohio County" will assemble in
Convention at the Court House, at 10
O'Clock this morning. The object Of the
Convention, as announced in The call, is
Tor the purpose Of more thoroughly
organizing themselves into one grand
party by the adoption and PRONUNCIATION
Of platform Of principles, around which
all can rally and upon which all can
stand for the right and cooperate one
with another for the mutual benefit and
welfare Of all who may mite With Us in
lbis movement for the accomplishment
and success Of this object Every district
in the county il expected to send ter
delegate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

az FRIEND in need is friend indeed, )"
and such is McLains' Pectoral Syrup to
all who are suffering from Coughs, Colds
and Bronchial affections. Its friend
tina! cures your ailment and restores you
to sound health, even after you have
failed to find relief from the many vauut.
ed remedies you have tried.
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At TIE HorELs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
81. Jdms-Colonel j. II. Lockwood,
MoundsVille; Colonel Robert McEldow.
ney, Wetzel county; Duprez and Bene.
diets minstrels, nineteen in number.
MeLsRe-M. 0. Marshall and wife,
Pittsburgh; Otis A. Worthington, Alfred
Schmidt Baltimore; S. W. Jennings, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio; II. Skinner, Cambridge,
Ohio; j. s. Everhard, Springfield, Ohio.
Stamina. Meyer, Brownsville, Ohio;
J. K. Windsor, Beech Bottom; E, E. Hor.
ner, PaIkersburg; 7. Bernholde, W. II.
McFaddeD, Grafton; A. L. Ptichard, Man.
ningtou; G. B. Hedges, Short Creek; David
Harris, S. L. Boyd, Glen Easton; C. W.
Blayney, Good Intent.
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The RaEon left for PArkersburg yes.
terday, taking the place Of the Science.
The Science has laid up at the mouth Of
Wheeling Creek.
The Express will leave for Cincinnati
at 3 o'clock this afternoon, taking the
place Of the steamer Hudson.
The Phaeton and Telegram made their
regular trips yesterday.
The Market Boy left for Matamoras at
10l AN
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at Z o'clock this morning.
The lronsides passed up with three
barges Of iron ore.
The Ella Layman passed down with a
tow Of oil.
The Sam. Brown passed up with a tow
Of empty barges.
The Courier will re.enler the Parkers-
burg trade this morning.
Last evening the marks indicated 7 feet,
and falling slowly.
The Salt Valley was due here last night,
en- route from Portsmouth, 10 Pittsburgh.
The U. S, beacon light steamer Lily Is
en- route fer Pittsburgh.
The Whale had her boilers tested on
Thursday.
The Carrie Brooks Is due up to day, en-
route from ZAnesville to Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham will pass up 10.
morrow, en- route from Cincinnati to
Pittsburgh.
10y T.lepnph.l
PTnBuReH, October 2G.-Riyer 4 feet
l inch, and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy.
MESfPHIs, October 2G.-Rivsr rose Fix
inches stands at FIVE feet. Weather cloudy.
Departed-Garrett and barges, New Or.
leanI; Carrie Hogan, and Grand Tower,
VicksburG; Helena, ST. Louis.
NV ORLEANS, October 2G.-Arriyed
Ashland and Warner, St. Loup; Joe
Brentley, Louisville. No departures
Weather cloudy this morning, clear and
pleasant this evening.
NASHVILLE, October 2G.-Riytr ! foot
4 inches on thelshoals.
ST. Lous, October 26.-Biver risen / ]
inches. Artived-Golden Eagle and Ju.
lien. Departed--GoIden Eagle and Belle
Memphis. Weather warm.
SHREvEroET, October 26.-River 10 {
4 feet II inehes. Arrived--Danube. De.
parted--A. r. Kouniz. Weather clear
and pleasant.
VIcKsBuR5. October 26.--Arrived-
Belle St. Louis and Yaloo Valley. De-
parted--Illinois, City Of Augusta and Lee
LOUISVILLE, October 26.-River 8 feet
6 inches. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, October 2G.-River 4 feet
6 inches and falling. II rained during
the greater part Of the day, but it is fair
tonight. AIrived-Stahlman and Cot.
ton Valley, Evansville. Departed
Andes, Wheeling.
EVANSVILLE, October 26.--WeaLher
cloudy until evening, but clear tonight
Mercury 50 to 65o, about stationary since
noon. Down - Fashion. Up Silver
Thorn, Smith, Golden City. The lattsl
has gone 10 Newburg and leaves here
tomorrow afternoon. Business active
freight plenty.
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MORNING OCTOBER 1871

BEELL1RE LocALs.-Rav. John Woods,
Of CarksbuFg, w. Va, will preach and
administer communion At the Trinity
Episcopal Church In this city tomorrow.
Three young boys, named Geo. Scott,
Oscar POormln and W. Williams, their
parents residing here and in tOlerable
good circumstances, went on q tramp in
the early part Of this week, and the last
heard q them they had passed through
ZAneSville on their way 10 Cincinnati,
we'll supplied and in good health. The
little fellows are about ten year, old.
Mr. William King, the box maker, was
presented with 4 little daughter, yeSier-
day morning. The little innocent enjoy.
ed the cares Of this world but only few
hours. 1t died very shortly after birth.
Mr.. james A. Barnes, Of St. Claitsville,
O., was Sgain here Thursday evening last
hunting up the two votes, which cApsed
his defeat for reelection as County Re.
corder at the last election.
Mr. w. Williams and Mis- Kate Ben.
son we're married this week at the Catho.
lie Church Of this place. Both reside
here, and We wish them a happy future.
Mr.. Charles KuenemGn, a shearer at
the rolling mill, who some three weeks
ago, met with an accident which cost him
joint Of one Of his fingers, again went
10 his work on Thursday last.
The CArman Bros. are still in town
doing queer legal business.
MF. Isaiah Parks, Of the firm Of Parks
4 Leacme, residing on Gravel Hill, Is
yipg dangerously sick, and his death is
hourly expected. JED.
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CoE1EET ION THE FULTox PRilE Re.
voLYER.-The 6tst contest for the reyol.
yer presented By Major Fulton to the
Maynard Rife Club took place yesterday
afternoon on the Chapline Hill range.
But three competitors presented them.
selves at the firing point at the hour
designated for the shooting TO commence,
The distance was COO yards, - inch
bull'seye, AID fifteen shots each, in any
position without artificial rest. The
wind was very troublesome, chopping
from right 10 left Of the range, what L
called At Creedmoor 4 @fsh tail" wind,
which IL considered the hardest Of all
winds 10 shoot against, and will in part
account Tor the comparatively email
scores made. A. will be seen from the
score, Prof.. DWighi came in ahead:
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Blhek......-. s, I, ,, 3,L65,t,5,6 -Si
stSnton-..-. 0, ), A,GLS,S,SS bLSSL So
Next Monday or as soon thereafter AZ
the range can be prepared, the second
stage Of the first contest will be shot at
the new range near Frank Walters, at
500 yards, and the largest aggregate score
at the two distances will win the revolver
But 1t will not become the property OIL
any member until he shsll have won il
three times.
The rifle presentsd by the Massachu-
selts Arms Company will not be competed
for until next month, or probably MOI
until next spring, which will give those
members Of the club who have not pro
cured rifles an opportunity to DO So w
understand that one Of our enterprisinl
jewelers. intends offering Gne silver cuI
as \ prize TO he competed for by the dit
ierent rifle clubs in the city. This viii
give the Mathews Light Guards and thu
Riverside Clrb chance TO try the mill
tary arms agAinstth long range rifles OIL
the Maynard Club.
1
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"THE FERN."-Mr. Robert McWade,
Of Grip Van Winklep fame, will appear
in his new play, 1.-THE Fern, at the o pera
House tonight. "The Fern" is founded
on an old Irish legend, which Gays "who
ever may find the seed Of the Irish Noun.
tain Fern, can have his every wish grant.
ed.p The plot is simple, and the play is
said to he replete with pathos and hu-
NOR. Mr. McWade, whose artistic i'm
personalion of "Trip Van Wrinkle" has
made him famous, in "The Fern" sus-
tains tho character Of "Cathal o Neil, )" the
hero Of the play. The humor and pathos
which he has so splendidly pictured in
"Rip" are after a different method III
"Calbal O'Neil," but retain the same deli.
cscy Of public sentiment.
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A MoTHEE.IS.LAw CAsE-AIsry Do.
Ian, SEN, yesterday complained before
Justice Wait that "Mary DoIln, it,, did
throw two tin cups Of water on her and
did throw fork at her and hit her on
the hand, thereby creating a breach Of
the peace" The complainant in this
case is the mothes.in.lsw Of the defend.
ant. Mary, ir, was recognized in the
sum Of $50 to keep the peace for six
months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

SOCIAL DAScE on THE ExPREss.-By
invitation Of Capt. ASa Booth, party Of
young ladies and gentlemen about town
enjoyed pleasant social dance on the
fine lteamer Express last night. The
Express has recently been entirely re-
fitted and thoroughly renovated, and is
now one Of the most attractive packets on
the upper Ohio. She will leave for Gin.
cinnali to-day, taking the place Of the
steamer Hudson. It's hardly necessary
for us TO say that Capt. Asa made every.
thing pleasant for the dancers last night,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

Dr.. HAYES LECTuRE.-As announced
yesterday morning, Rev. Dr.. Hayes, Pres.
ident Of Washington College, deIiv.
cred a lecture last evening in the First
Presbyterian Church on the subject oil
"Flippant Skepticisim." The church was
we'll dlled with an intelligent audience,
and the reverend gentleman's remarks
we're listened to with close attention and
evidently with n great deal OF satisfaction.
The hour at which we write and the
crowded condition Of our columns forbids
US going into anything like detailed 70.
port OF the lecture.
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The CouR1s.-CIRcurr CouRT-Jrss.
Aslria-The Circuit Court vas In session
As usual yesterday.
The argument in the case Of J. W. Zane
VI. u. G. SaUtell was resumed and occu.
pied the entire day. Mr.. Hubbard, Of
the counsel for the defense, had not con-
cluded his argument at the hour oiAd-
journment. The argument will be re.
sumsd this morning, and the case will
probably 60 to the jury before noon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

THE FRIcKER FRAcAs.-Justiee Vim.
Phillips yesterday had a dish Of the
FriCkes family iracas. In the first place
old man Fricker entered an information
charging his daughter Louisa with being
aluhatic. DR.. Wilson, the county physi.
clan, was called to assist il the exlmina.
iion, which resulted in the discharge Of
the defendant. Then Jake Fricker
came to the rescue and charged
Louisa With assanIting him and threat.
eningto do him bodily injury. Louisa
was not 10 fortunate in this case, and
vas bonded in the sum OF $500 to be o!
good behavior for the ensuing year.
Jake and his vile were the defendants in
two more cases, wherein they were
charged with disturbing the peace, and
we're each required TO give bond in the
sum Of $500 to insure their good behavior
for the period Of twelve months.
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SALE OF THE DIXON PRoPERTY.-Tbe
residerce Of Mr.. James NJ. Dillon, ON tho
north side Of 18th street, East Wheeling,
was yesterday sold at public sale by Auc.
tioneer Hervey to John Bodley, for 81
$50. The property consists Of a lot
50xl90 feet, upon which there ia sub.
staniial two.story brick. II Is considered
cheap at the price paid for it.
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JUSTICE BuL0ER.-This Justice dis.
posed Of two cases yesterday, viz f.: August
Out was up for abusing young John
Mooney, at the Central Glass Works,
Out was required to give bond in the sum
Of $50 to insure his good behavior for the
period OF six months.
Charles Miller complained that John
Deter had taken 81 90 from his pocket.
Miller boards at the Central Hotel, where
Deter ia a Waterman. On Thursday
night Miller was intoxicated, and was as.
sisted to his room by Deter. Missing his
pocketbook in the morning, Miller
charged Deter with stealing it. The
pocketbook was found in another part Of
the house by the Clerk, and returned to
Miller, and the case was dismissed at the
costs Of the complainant.
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GoTsG EAsT.-Mr. Joseph Hill, the we'll
known and popular foreman Of the en-.
CRAVING department Of the South Wheel
ing Glass Works, has resigned his posi-.
ton and will in few days leave for his
old home in the East. Mr.. Hill is askill.
ful workman, and genial gentleman az
we'll, and he has made hundreds oifriends
during his residence here, who will be
sorry 10 have him leave.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

THE managers Of the Temperance Fes.
tiyal at lib Main street feel warranted
incontinuing the Festival to-day and this
evening. Dinner will be served from 10
10 2 o'clock, and supper from 5 TO Z. The
voting for the several gifts l. still quite
animated, and the awards will be made
at The close Of the entertainment tonight,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

LARGE PARrY.-Mr. James Fleming,
Of the Arlington Stove Works, has built
himself new residence at the head Of AL.
ley 0, and on last evening he gave the
boys regular house warming. Some
twenty odd couple were in attendance,
and a pleasant time was had until late
hour this morning. Cockaynes band was
in attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

LEr OFF WITH A RErRIIAHD.-A boy
named John Quinn was before Justice
Wheeler, Of Centre district, yesterday,
upon complaint Of Henry Clause, who
charged him with contending with loud
and angry wosds, and otherwise disturb
ing the peace. On account Of his youth,
Quinn was let of with severe repri.
uiard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

BROKE DowE.-A farmer living near
Triadelphia came to the city yesterday
with wagon load Of potatoes, and when
coming down Market stree, near the head
of 9Th, the foreaxlc broke and let the
potatoes down in the street. The load
was put on an express wagon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

SLcoSD HAND oRoAxs.-A very supe-
rior lot, comprising some Of the best
mskes and kinds, are for sale at ex traor.
binary low prices and very easy terms,
at Sheib's Music Store, on Main street,
All OF these instruments are in perfect
order, and suitable for family or public
use, many being as good as new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

THERE was no meeting OF Council last
night, the Committee on Water Works
not having completed the business de.
manding It's attention. The committee
met again last night and finished their
special water assessment, which will be
submitted to a special meeting Of Council
early next week, probably on Tuesday
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-10-27

HERvEY & BRITT, the auctioneers, yes.
ierday disposed Of a lot Of buggies in
front Of their auction rooms, which had
been consigned TO them by Cincinnati
6rm. The bugRies were EOld at an aver.
age OF about SO each.