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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

A MISUNDERSTANDING to the ordinance
made and provided with reference u the
deposit Of garbage and other offensive
offal in the river, wagon load after wagon
load OF unsaeablc vegetable products,
damaged groceries, and everything, in TACT,
that Il is desirable to get rid OF is carted
downto point about opposite the Stamm
House and there nominally thrown into
the river. Instead, however, OF, floating
away n large proportion OF the stuff clings
to its native shore. Other portions gather
about the heads OF barges lying along shore
and as the waters fall away remain on the
sand and send into the air noisome
smell that is enough to permanently ele-
vate onc'snosc. The Aumpage OF rotten
garbage seems to have escaped official
attention during the whole selsOn,
and the sands for some distance are
impregnated with filth that is both
unpleasant and unwholesome. Only
on Saturday evening last some one
deposited ut the edge OF the river large
box filled with unsavory eggs, upon which
/ the herd OF street gamin that infest the
neighborhood OF the melon barges, at
once pounccd and drew it ashore. They
then proceeded to ornament the side of
barge with variegated colors and fill the
air with stencil sufficient to reach the
nostrils at the City Hall and make them
sniff the yellow fever or some other pesti-
leRCe on the soft summer breeze. In adj
lition to this accumulated mass OF decay
ing vegetable matter, the sewer debouching
at the same point mingles Its suspicious
drainage and adds whatever is wanting to
| the witches cauldron OF malarial poison.
We don't know of spot in the city that
calls more loudly for tour Of inspection
from the Health Officer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

sAcR,lEor.-During the recent absence
from the city OF well known gentleman
and his family Of the South Side, his resi-
dcnce was forced open by boys it is sup.
posed and the furniture in the house pref
ty well ransackcd. The object OF the in.
trudcrs appeared TO be mischief rather than
robbery and It was thought ut the time
that nothing valuable had been taken.
The return Of the family, however, dis.
closed the fact that several articles priced
by the parents and surviving sister as
precious relics OF loved one now dead
were tnkcn and the locks OF hair cut from
her hcad previous to being placed in her
coffin ruthlessly thrown upon tho floor and
apparently trampled upon. Among the
relics stolen were the silver coins used in
closing the dead girls eyes. How any one
could commit such an act Of sacrilege Is
seemingly past comprehension.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

In an article speaking OF the condition OF
rifle practice in this country at this time,
and the prospect for the future, the F0ret
and Stream oflast week says: From Wheel
ing, West Virginia, came q brace OF scores
made by Prof. c. l.. Dwight, which may
fairly takc rifcman's breath away and
lead him 10 wonder what special magic
there is in the Wheeling ranges, and gives
as the opinion Of the editor that one thing
is certain, ii after studying these scores
any foreign team seems disposed to at
tempt steal upon us they will display no
small amount OF self-confidence. In a
quiet, easy way, without any newspaper
gush, eight men have gotten together and
show disunited skill which promises big
things when the men Md the team system
to their present individual ability to run
up big scores. fa-
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OSH deed OF trust and one release deed
were admitted to record in the County
Clerk'sofIice on Saturday.
We are informed that the folks up at
Washington, Pa, intend to accord Rev.
Mr.. Barnitz's school hearty welcome on
the occasion oftheir visit next Thursday.
The Schmulbach Guards held a meeting
on Saturday night but took no action on
the subject OF the Marietta reunion. 1t is
the impression Of some OF the officers that
majority OF the men are in favor of 60
ing.
W. L. Walter, Esq, and daughter, of
Atlanta, Ga, are stopping ut the McLure
House. Miss Walter will become a stu.
dent aft. de Chanal ut the beginning OF
the next session.
TIE Finance Committee OF the Board OF
County Commissioners met at their office
in the Court House on Saturday and exam
ined the bids for macadamizing the pen
insua road. There were sixteen bids sub:
mited. The contract will not be awarded
until next Monday.
ALARGg temperance prayer meeting was
held Mt Mozart Hall yesterday afternoon.
About twenty persons made short address
cs, each relating his individual experience.
A meeting was held in the same hall Mt
night G. w, Baggs presided. Speeches
were made by Dr. Hall and Mr.. Bags.
MAYOR SWEENEY has instructed the Fire
Department to wash all filthy places with
hose, about which complaint may bema1e,
and has procured carbolic acid with which
he will cleanse the sewers should such
course be necessary. He will spare no
means to preserve the health Of tho city.
TuE proverbial oldest inhabitant fails to
remember rs fine display o. fruits. yege-
tables and the other good things which go
largely to make the inner man happy, AZ
were presented To- customers at the Filth
Ward Market Saturday evening. Sellers
were rewarded for their efforts by large
attendance on the part OF buyers, and
prices were quite generous.
A PAINFUL accident happened to Joseph
Dickson, q fifteen year old boy, rcsidingin
East Wheeling, yesterday afternoon: lie
was PLAYING on one Of the steamboats,,
when, BY some means, his hand WaS
caught between the boat and the wharf
Mont and one OF his fingers laid open for
more than ono inch. He was taken 10 the
office Of a physician and his wound dress.
cd, after which he was able to proceed to
his home.
Tng Ohio County Democratic Executive
Committee met at the City Hall on Satur-
day afternoon. The following gentlemen
we're present: Messrs. w. G. Handlan,
o'Kane, Daily, Wilson, Hearne, Della.
plaine, Hughes, Emsheimer and Crcigh-
ton. 1t was resolved to hold the primary
elections next Saturday. The Convention
will be composed OF three delegates from
each district and will meet ut the Court
House next Monday morning. Tho polls
will open ut 3 y. ". and close at y. ",
After the appointment OF judges and some
other routine business tho Committee adj
journed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

IrcIlx0 PlLES-Thc symptoms are moisture,
like Precipitation, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night MS II pin worms were crawling in and
about the rcctum, the private parts arc some
times affected II allowed to continue, very SC,
rious results nay follow. DR. Swaync's All
Healing Ointment isa pleasant and sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-Wc were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above de
scribed, the use Of Swayne'S Ointment IN
short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CnRrsT, Boot and Shoe House, SH \.
End street.
r &. WEYMAx, Halter, 8 S. Eighth street,
Philadelphia. ......
Reader, II you are suffering this distressing
complaint, or letter, Itch, Scald Head, Ring
Worm BARRIERS Itch, any Crust, Scaly, Skin
Eruption, Use Swayne's Ointment and be cur
cd. Sent by mail to any address on recei pt Of
price. lin currency or postage stalnrsh 80 cents
Il box, three boxes 81 25. Address letters, pr,
Swayne & Son, $50. n. Sixth street, Pliiladcl'
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists. Logan, List Co. eod&w
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How TO ruM1GArE. Chandler, Of the
New York Board OF Health, gives the fol-
lowing rs the best method to pursue in
iumigation. 1t is reliable information on
an interesting subject:
Place some sulphur in an iron vessel
and pour little alchohol on 1t. The al
chohol is set on fire, and before it is burn
cd away the sulphur will be isnited. There
will arise from the burning sulphur sui
phurous acid gas, which like other gus,
will mix itself with all the air in the house
without the aid of draft or currents. It
will penetrate to every crevice, and will
destroy the vitality OF every disease germ
with which il comes in cOntact.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

The Belmont Nail Factory is now receiv.
ing its usual summer overhauling, and
such repairs as are needful are being made.
The miners have not been ordered, as has
been reported, to so in the mine and re,
sumo work this morning, and as to the
time when the Works will be in operation
and coal needed no one except certain
reporters seem to have any idea. Persons
familiar with coal mine pecullarities In
form US that coal is very likely to fall from
the roof and sides OF the chambers, and
especially when operations are suspended,
and wherever these falls occur 1t Is neces-
sary tint they bo removed ut once In order
to prevent greater damage. This and
nothing more is the extent Of work at
present being carried on at the Belmont
Coal Bank. MI.
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pittshurgh sIetnI Mnrl,nt.

Pr1TsRuRaH, August 2S.-Pig iron market
steady, will an increasing Inquiry, and there
would be no difficulty In placing orders for
future delivery at current rates, but producers
arc not disposed to sell ahead. Bitumil0us
Coal meltcd quotablc Mt SIS GOALS 80 cash and
tOnr months for standard brands, Coke Irons
Sale of 1900 tons 6roy Forge ut SO 90 cash,
and q'Nnall lot OF Foundry at $is 90. four
months, Nothing doing In Charcoal Irons.
Manufactured moro active and may be quoted
aicaly on basis Of Goal 80, 90 days, for Bars,
according TO quality. Nail market continues
very unsatisfactory, the ruling rate being s. co.
90 days 2rer cent OFT for cash. HOrse and
Mule Sliots 50 0kl4 30 cash Steel Rails $ti 90
Casll at mill. Old Iron Rails so 0Oa2l 90
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NEW YoRx, August 24.-F1oun-ouiet and
prices unchanged. Whent-Inactive, with
some decline; No. 3rcd winter 81 OK; No
edo 81 0Oll 10; steamer No. . rcd winter 0G
al cox; No. . amber 81 or 3a1 0SI<; No. /
white 81 l0a1 20; extra white 81 %. Rye
Heavy; western O2c. Barlcy-Nominal. Bar,
ley Nalt-Quiet but steady Corn-spot and
futures inactive ind lower; ungnded Aa49c
steamer 47lIa4Sc. 0ats-Firmer; rejected &c;
No. 3, 2sc do white 2SIla20c; No. 9, sic; do
white Sc; No. /, 32II5a39SStc; do white So <c
mixed western 2Ga33I!c; white 2Sa3Oc. Hon:
Dull; western Tal0c. Coilec-Rio IKE
Sant0 ali Hal7Sc. Sugar-Quct put firm
fair to good refining 1-lGa7AC. Rice-Quict,
Whisky-Qulet but firm.
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EVER since DR.. VIM. NJ. Giles, Of 45l
Sixth avenue, extended n frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus;
Twenty.sevpnth street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble q horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh.
bors, Is based on his earnest belief in Ills
Iodide AmmOnia LiHimelt, which is now
preferred to all others by tho chief stock
raisers and sporting men Of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensucd, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to Try GiIes'
Imminent, and are grltitled 10 say It acted
like q oharm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling arc fast disappear.
ing. HENRY WARD BEEclIER
.g al AtAlA& ARHoTL
E,itfOra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

MHLoSs.-These arc certainly melon.
choly days for the towboat Mcconnell
Three or four times q week she seems to
be taken with fit and relieves herself by
tying up barge load OF it ut the landing.
There are melon seeds enough scattered
about the wharf to plant n whole State,
and rinds enough on tho payements to
make the whole population feel that they
tread upon slippery places; and every
once IN 4 while some lucklcss fellow gets d
nervous shock that causes HIN II lnstlne.
lively Imagine himself In contact with the
positive end OF u fro alarm telegraph or as
having inadvertently sat down on a vol
canic battery, whereat he suddenly be-
comes melancholy and swears,
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f'l.icaEO.

CHICAGO, August 24.-FLouR-Tn good dc.
mnnd Mt full prices; Wtcat-Actiyc, firm and
lover lower :" No. rcd Winter oSa95 5tc: No. do
dc cash; 0lkc September; No Chicago
spring 927ic cash and August; 9074aOOjsc
September; 500 October; Nos, SOC; rejected
Coo. COrn4-Wcak ut 37a37ISc cash; 379sc
September; SsLc October; rejected Sc. Oats
bull md prices shade lower at 2lsca2l nc
cash; DE September; 22LG October; rejected
lTkc. Ryc-Stcady and unchanged. Farley
Steady and in fair demand at 81 bi cash !;
81 05Iz September. Pork-lnactivea and lower |;
80 90 cash; 959IzaD 90 September; o T0aO 72 4
October lArl-Stcady and firm Mt I 29H
cash; I22HaT Is September; I q 15a7 80 Octo-
Der Bulk MeAts-0niet and unchanged ut
5AaG%GGAc. Whisky-Stcady and unchang-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

I Putpir PotSrs.-The pulpit of the First
English Evan. Lutheran Church, on 10th
street, was occupied by the pastor yester-
day, he having returned from German set
Element. The morning sermon was from
Luke, VII; 1l-l7, being the miracle OF
raising the widows son. The sermon set
forth the power and pity Of Jesus, and was
particularly one Of consolation to be-
reayed hearts. The Sunday school had an
interesting session, followed by prayer
meeting with reference tn the schools
great excursion to Washington on Thurs
day next In the evening Rev. Barnitz
preached on true glory, from Panl's dec
laration in Galatians vi; 4. but God
forbid that / should glory, save in the
cross OF our Lord Jesus Christ"
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2+-FLOuR-Stcady ;
superiincs 50a3 90; extras 0Oa4 co.; Min
8 %. WheatIFiirmn red PENNSYLVANIA osT;
amber 00I1a1 OF. Confirm and uncliang.
cd, Oats-Active but shade lower; white
western 25c; mixed western 2ia25c. Rye
Unchanged. Provisions-Quict but firm. Mess
PorE-iO 7Sa1i p. Beef Hams-2l 50a22 60
Bcef-India mess II lIllalSc; shoulders, smoked
G;S; salt 5SIaGc; hams l9alSc; picked do l0a
lOs5c; green do Sc. lArd-Quiet but firm
loose choice &c; Kettle. 79lc. Buttcr-Steady
for choice; low grades dull; creamery oOa92c ;
New York State and Bradford County, Pr, ex.
tn IsalDc. EgS-Scarcc and firm; western
lsal0c. ChceSe-Stcady and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Quict but steady; refined 10Ac;
crude 7Jsas%c. Whisky-Activc firm and
highe; western 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

sRIBERr. CLAroR-Th P'gh, Wheeling
& Kentucky Railroad Company have made
arrangements to give first.class accommo-
dations to all who desire to witness the
boat race at Beech Bottom course to-day,
between Seibert, Of the Clipper Boat Club
of Pittsburgh, and Clator OF the G. ?.
Brown Boat Club, OF this city. Trains will
leave Wheeling ut 80 and ! o'clock =. NJ,
and comfortable coaches will be provided.
The amphitlleatre cars, which were SO
highly appreciated by those who used them
ut the race last Saturday, will follow the
oarsmen along the course, giving an OPP
portunity to witness the entire race. The
advantages offered by the railroad compa-
nv should insure large turnout.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-26

Az UxpExIABLE TRUrIL-You deserve to
suffer. and II You lead miserable, unsatisfac-
tory life In this beautiful world, 1t is entirely
your own fault,-your unreasonable prejudice
and Skcptcism, which lias killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense rcaSOn-
ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you Of Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects, such
rs sick stomach, habitual costivcncss, dizziilcss
Of the head, nervous pr0stratiun, low spirits
&C. Its snles now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you of its wonderful cures You
can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve, cod&w
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crSc1SSArI, August 2L-Cotton- Quiet and
firm ut l1&c. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Whcat-Dull; red S5a0Oc; amber and white
OOaOic. Corn-Quiet but steady ut 4la42c.
Oats-Steady qnd In fair demand ut 92a26c.
Ryc-Stropgcrat52 a53c. Rarlcy-Modentcly
active and higher; No. . fall 81 O2al O5. Pork
Dull jobbing ut SlO50. Larl-Firmcr with
improved demand; current make sold ut
81 i21., and closed nj 81 Is bid kettle Sas Nc
Bulk Mcats-Easicr at 55Sa8Ha6H. Bacon
Steady and IN fair demand at 5;Sa6a7a7 nc.
stock; prices unchanged. Linsced 0il-High-
or, at Sc. WhiSky-In good demand ard
prices have advanced, ut S1O8.
Ho0s-Quict; common s. SOFAS 60; light
S75ai Is; packing s. 0Oa4 20; butchers 81 %
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, August 2l.-wnEAr-Firm; Noe
white Michigan si67k; 10 . s. o SG' extra S1
white Michigan 81 OSis; amber Michigan
spot 81 90 seller August sake; seller Sep.
tcmbcr 0s34c; No. 2amber 061ic; No. red
winter spot and seller August 00c; seller Sep.
TENDER USlSc; No. 3 red 9iIGc; No. 2 Dayton
and Michigan red 00c; rejected Wabash Sc
western amber 0f&c; No. . amber Illinois
81 OF. COrn-Dull; high mixed held ut 42c,
No. 2sp0t lac asked; 4lAc bid; No. 2whitc
45hc; rejected 40Ac; damaged SIC. Oats
Dull; No. =, 231Sc; rejected 20c,
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Rivers feet 10 inches. Weather cloudy
and cool.
The 0'Neal departed for Pittsburgh at
Il \. NJ. on Saturday.
The Telephone, from Pittsburgh to Gin
cinnali, passed down.
The Science departed for Parkcrsburg at
10! o'clock.
the local packets made their usual
trips.
Tho towboat Hornbrook, with barge, ut
tended the race at Beech Bottom.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4
.P.M.
The Katie stockdalc, from Cincinnati
for Pittsburgh, passed upyester(lay MORN
ing at o o'clock.
The Monitor towboat left for Pittsburgh
with two model barges of Gray's Iron
Line at 10 o'clock.
The Josie Harry, from Pittsburgh TO
White River, passed down yesterday
evening.
The towboat Charlie Ilornbrook, with
model barge, will leavef for Parkersburg at
10l o'clock instead OF the. Mallic Ragon.
The latter is having some repairs made TO
her boilers, which will detain her one
trip.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be due
at noon.
The Katie stockdale, from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati, will pass down tomorrow
morning.
ST. LOUIS, August 25.-Arrived: Paduch,
Kendall and Arrow, Illinois river. De-
parted: None. River II feet inches.
Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, August 25.-Clcar and cool.
Departed: Mary Elizabeth, Cincinnati;
JohnI. Bransford, Evansville. Arrived:
James D. Parker, st. Louis. River station
ary; feet 0 inches in canal.
MEMPHIS, August 25.-River fallen two
inches. The John A. Scudder passed
down without landing. Weather cloudy;
light rain; maximum Thermometer So.
New ORLEANS, August 25.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather cloudy and threat
cning.
CAIRo, August 25.-Rivcr Il feet . inches
and rising Weather clear and cool, heavy
rin in the forenoon. Arrived Cons Nil.
lar, Cincinnati; Silvcrthorne, Louisvilei
Nova Coaster, Evansville; John Dippold,
st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures, Bayou
Sara and Cons Millar, st. Louis; Cobler,
Evansville.
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From Wilkes Spirit a the Times, pee. s, 1915
A. B. c., MIcn.-What should be done
to reduce IN enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing It while trotting 1t is sound
now, think. twas flxcd last spring, and
tho horse turned out all summer. anNrer.-
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles .Liniment
lotiide Aumonid twice day, until it irri-
tates, when Temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t Is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 451 Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information,
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cmcAoo, August 2i-Thc Drovcn' Journal
reports
fio0s-Rcceipts4 800, shipments s, 800. Mar.
kct steady and firm; PhiladclphiaS Il 50a4 20 /;
light a l0ai Is; mixed &c higher; n COAL 90.
CArTLE-itceeipts 1000, shipments 1900.
Moderately active and strong; good shipping
steers s. l0ai 80; butchers firm, cows 81 5Oa
800; bulls 81 seas 90; rough steers 81 0Oa3 20 /;
COlorados g 40a4 IS; Texans s. 9Oa4 O5.
SHEEr-RCecipts $50. shipments l,lO0. A
shade lirmer, at s. Coal so.
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Police Coulr-Judoe crdnD,T.

This court was occupied Saturday in dis
posing Of the following cases:
Joseph Doffett, arrested on the charge
OF vagrancy, guilty, fined s..
Louis Keltner, arrested for disorderly
conduct, guilty, fined 81.
John Dunn, arrested on a charge OF
drunkenness, guilty, fined g. In default
OF payment Of fires, all the above parties
were committed.
Albert Watkins, arrested on the charge
OF disorderly conduct. Guilty; fined 81.
Paid. Edward Mclaughlin, same charge
and same result. Paid.
The case of Oliver Smith, charged with
teaching boys how to play cards, which, it
was alleged, took place at the Fair Grounds,
and for whom Mr.. Darrall issued war
rant upon complaint OF Mr.. Shelley, was
called, but Mr.. Shelley refused to testify,
and the charge was dismissed at complain
ants costs.
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ARMD.-Chief Of Police Ripley and OH
GERS Defibaueh, Thmpson, Robertson, St
Myers and Graham last night visited the
houses named below and disposed OF the
inmates as stated; Kate Mooney, where
there was one other female and two
men; Jennie Norrington; Mrs. Shipp,
where there was one man; Laura AlcGav-
ern, where there was one other woman.
Mooney, Norrington and Ship were sum
monCd to appear before Judge Cranmer
this morning, and the rest were arrested
and locked up for a hearingat the same
time. !''"
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Fog UFwARps or TniRrY YIARs Mrs:
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity oil the
stomach, relieves ri,i colo, regulates the
bowels, cures d,IShteTy and didrrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. 20
cents a bottle. ....f dGw
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PIcSlc.-The Catholic Church at Wash.
ington, Pa, gave II picnic on Saturday last,
which was very largely attended, and
which Is Raid to have boon ono Of the hest
ever held In that county. Visitors were
present from Wheeling, Pittsburgh and
tle surrounding country. The arrange
menis were In charge Of Rev, Father How:
10y, and his plans were faithfully carried
out. Prizes were drawn as follows: a
handsome gold ring by Miss Stillwagen, oil
Claysyillo; silver watch by Mr., Laughlln,
OF Washington, and q beautiful hoquet by
Miss Boil, Of West Alexander. =
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DHIru oY An DIN CIrIzEN.-The many
friends Of Mr.. Daniel Harkens, an old and
respected citizen Of Wheeling, will read
The announcement Of his death with re-
greet. Mr.. Harkins had been sufferer
IRON paralysis for several years, but was
able 10 be about until last February, when
he was afflicted with second attack. which
made him nearly helpless, Hissutierings
were very great until death relieved nm
was horn In County Derry, Ireland, in the
wear 1909. and came to this country at an
early agc. He resided in Philadelphia un:
III about the year 1895, when he removed
10 this city, where he has since made his
home. His habits were quiet aud unas-
Stunning, and except whom performing his
daily avocation hc wassellom away IRON
his own tircSide. Mr.. Harkins leaves q
wife and several grown children.