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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

CHtLDRES's HoMI BISHfr.-A meeting
OF the Bazaar Committee was held Satur.
day afternoon at Wiesel Hall, to make
further arrangements for the coming en-.
tertainment d Washington Hall, Deem
Der eth, 9Th and Sth. There were present
one hundred or more Of Wheeling sprom.
inent aud benevolent ladies. All seemed
greatly interested in the movement, and
We bespeak successful entertainment
Mrs. W. F. Butler presided in her pleas
ant and lady.like manner, and general
good feeling peryaded the meeting. We
Judge that considerable business was
transacted, inasmuch rs three well known
ladies were required to act rs Secretaries.
Though the Fancy Bazaar" will be
something new in this city, we think the
nelttA feature will be the Memorial Quilt y
This quilt, Of a neat and tasty design, Is
being pieced and put together by several
ladies. The centre piece OF each square y
surrounded by numerous small diamonds
lcalico), in which any name may be written
for very small sum-an ndelible record
which SOdpsids cannot "wipe wash out"
Now any that wish to hand down to pos
terity d record more lasting than George
Washington, Charles Sumner, or Mrs.
jerks, will do well to bear IN mind the
memorial quilt. The ccnt'e q iare being the
most conspicuous, therefore, the privilege
Of writing your own or any name will cost
% cents. To have your name inscribed in
one OF the diamonds will cost 10 cents,
We presume fastidious persons can have
their names embroidered in any square by
paying very extra for it.
The greatest event will be the Bazaar
wedding. The high contracting parties are
well and favorably known, and the many
who expect TO attend this wedding from
different cities, and some even from Eu.
rope, those who have been there and re-
turned) will We know unite in wishing the
happy pair lifelong happiness and pros
perity. Due notice will be given Of the
evening on which the marriage takes place,
and with the permission OF those interested,
the names OF the bride and groom elect,
and the attendants will be given to the
public,
Leave orders with the Bazaar Committee
for Christmas gifts. Order handkerchiefs
with initials embroidered thereon; order
slippers, slipper cases, neckties, satchels,
collar boxes, pin-cushions, toilet mats,
Jewel cases, glove boxes, and so on. The
work will be handsomely done and sold
cheap. Do not bay autumn leaves In the
market-buy from the Bazaar. We could
give the names OF some OF the lady
managers who are going TO the woods to-
day to get wagon load Of leaves, which
they propose to varnish and coat with
beautiful diamond glass dust and sell
very cheap. In fact you can buy anything
at the Bazaar to beautify your homes,
please your friends, amuse the children,
I.nnaEt tka gEEyaFfab
A meeting viii be held in about two
weeks at Wiesel Hall, at which all in
terested are earnestly invited to represent.
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ussntIsrR! RErEnsER!-YOu win save
IS per cent Gu your ciOaks BY hayiag them
fronr Us, and have The largest asa fnsst
ssoskts shsessfrsn. II slun { BRO.
"a I nS,er T.at,oa..2
Errr Indian summer.

Exrr Indian summer.
ntE Supreme Court will meet again next
Saturday.
Yu.rEsnAx's rain lampcnei the streets
somSThstly.
FuS p. We ny, Is doing rafting
freight business.
YrwhO have sovrs 10 put uR prepare
10 81 'em up now.
TINS TrtaerS vii give their SnuOai hell
tIiiJ ba iStRi !tN
SEyrS maFr;sSe licenses Wene issued
las, week by Uncie Rob Woods
LIS ru,aorei that the Belmont Nh
Sili SSstia,A6 . A;iohs tbs mex.
IT Is s:stei that Mr.. ]. n. RSudie, the
carpenter and builder, has ulSle an assign
n,Snt 70 ". j. W, COEden, ESl,
OCE merchants are chSeEfully booking
LorWsri 10 revivSl q trSle-looking Tor
the sTset buy and buy, asit ven.
4 OF & tiEl 81 u alain Mss Rbse Casey,
rsSdinc On iStfi SFeei, Vas severely hiiten
by a de belonging TO &r. Samuel ESier.
B,lL HAEEIS was taken 10 4e9ndsyille
al Sttpnlay, TO SeEVe two years terra st's
s,esliSE bG,tsr frOm the steamer Market
Boy.
In, SsoSSholders oi ths wheeling
Ii6rary Association viii hol4 uieetinR
a : otcSSk this evening. for the election q
Oikers and directors toE the ensuing year,
S.N,x the memorable bsniying q epi.
,hsss I.r.Ueen the POI and Eettie, these has
- - awning more amusing than The
y-S,,lv $500 bSSScen the Halleged
iSsslS q IN d -. -; sRa sSai,irFd-
m ~ Tere S;s tSaiItEses VI. ThOs- Hos.
- snl hide. a the reS34srtss Of his
fsihEr. q Wood street, South SlCse, saAGH
IN escnanS. - Sttended BY betEeea
mar Nd fifty cGnples, AMI , WY pleasant
iiuss rs auioCod by AZ
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/ SrT YoEK, October a6,-ATTived. Steam.
ship GermAuic, Liverpool.
FAEEAEE Porn, oCtCbsr sa-Pszed in
ward: Steamer Norayiau, Liverpool
PanLDElFH1A, October 81 Arrived:
Steamer City Of Bristol, Liverpool
PoE Fans, OetOher 8. = Arrived:
Steamships Riwrsdale, Cardiff, Wales;
City Of Limerick, LTeTPooli Knieker-
booker, New York; Ship Mara C. Greea-
leaf, Bath, Maine; Bark Leopold and Marie,
Bordeaux NodepatureS.
NV YoEk, october97 .-ArEivea: Steam
ers Erin, Liverpool; Bolivia, GaseoE.
QVEEEs1oTS. 0etoberS.-Ariyed: City
q MoaHs6i, New York; BrittAnie. SeT
York. .l.I
HAxsuRo, oetOSerI.-Arrived: Frissa,
SeE York.
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WV. MARVIN CAI1ED.-A Mrs. Arm
strong, Of Marietta, Ohio, was IN the city
on Saturday, looking for 4 young man
named VIM. Marvin, whom she suspicious
Of having stolen $500 from her residence,
in Marietta, early last week. Marvin is
said to have been in this city during the
week, possessed Of considerable wealth:
Ms. Armstrong discovered this fact, and
also that he had telegraphed 10 girl
named Minnie Dufield, Of Marietta, 20
NEE. him here. Upon learning this she At
once came here, to ind that the fellow she
was looking for had Just left for S:euben-
vile, EhitherShe viii no doubt follow him.
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TnE CouRrs-supRnm CouRr or Ar.
pEAts-Judgts Green, Hd9ntond, Johnson and
Moor.-The Supreme Court met on saturS
day, pursuant to adjournment OF the
previous Saturday, and disposed of the
following business;
Beard VI. AFbuCkls, from GTegpbrier
county, appeal and supenedeas allowed.
Bond 81 600. Isi4,..ea
Whitaker VS.. Charleston Gas Company,
from Kanawha county, appeal and super
solcas allowed. Bond 500,
Lawrence w. Dubois, from kanawha
county, appeal and supersedeas allowed.
Wilson VS.. City Of Wheeling from Ohio
county, writ OF error allowed. Bond 81, 900,
Brown VS.. Life Association Of America,
from Municipal Court Of Wheeling, order,
made in vacation set aside and nowiwrit OF
error allowed. Bond Sl0,0 900. .t...s :,
Thomas II. Dennis, Esq, OF Leyisburg,
was admitted to practice law in this Court,
upon the motion OF g. W. Jefers, ESD.
Adjourned to Saturday, November 9, at
10 o'clock "A. ". 'pf Js'; ~! -
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IoIMa.

ToIEpo, ocsober 26-wheat-Essy; No. ;
white Wabash seJke; No. white Iiehizn
sic; No. ado SEE extra white MEXICAN 9oSle:
amber Michigan spot e01Ee asked; soc I'D
November; held At eo1SS December eoISe No.
?amber Se3Ee; No. I red winter &c: No.
winter spot 81 1fEe October and November; Gle
December; held at 81 lSS No. red sc; Ne.
Dayton and Michigan red Soc rejected Wa
hash SIC; western amber soc No. amber III
nois a5Lfe. corn-Dull; high mixed S1ZS
No. . 56lse: new SSJSe; rejected SSa<e: nsE
SI5<S damaged 5iI<e- oats-lnae4iTe; No. .
aSIe!. Clover Seel-DRlt prime 81
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PHrLApxtrH1A, October 96-Flour = Easy;
supertine - S0aS 90; extras S 0oaS IS; Mime
sofa family 81 50a5 so: high grades IS 7sa7 IS.
Wheat-Steady; No. End 81 COX: amber 81 %
al o.; white 81 0Sa1 05; No. Chicago sSa96c.
Corn-Heayy; yellow isa4s1fe; mixed exc.
0ats-Firm; white western e6aeSc; western
mixed 24aa6c. Rye-EGSy; westetn Sc Pro
SIS Goals SOC; smoked hams l0allc: picked
aae; green 6aTc. Lard-Easy; prime steam
6Hc asked. Butter-Firn; New York State
and Bradford county, Pa, extras lsAeOe;
Western Reserve l3alSc. EgG-Fim; west.
ern 2la2ac Cheese-Steady; western full
cream sISaec. Petroleum-Dull; refined 9Ise;
crude 7i<c. whisky-Pirm and unchanged.
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CrScrSSAr1, October &c otton-Q Quiet At
exc. Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Red and white at sS4eae. Cora-Quiet At %
4se. oatS-Dull At aNa2ic. Rye-Steady At
4saS0c Bariey-Quiet and unchanged Pork
-Jobhfng at S 0oas Is. Lard-Steady with
fair demand current make s. 0oa6 oS; kettle
61Sa7e. Bulk Meats-Quiet At 3Isa45SA4ssa
5xe. Butter-Steady and unchanged. lin
seed 0il-Dull At 5lsSSc- WhiSky-Steady
good demand st 81 os
Hoss-Demand fair and market firm; CON-
mon At s. S5A3 IS; light 81 Sa3 %: packing
s. TOa2 90; butchers s. sos3 %
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Tn little sistersviIle packet Phaetoa
pulled out yesterday and went down to
that town and will resume her regular
rirs t61dSs. 4 Opp. Dillor has oVerhauled
and made some Improvements in her
machinery, besides repaiuting her inside
and out. He thinks she viii be faster than
ever now, and she certainly IS The Pret;iest
little boat on the river.
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ASSIvERs4RY or THE PROTESTANT Re.
FORMATION At THE Eng. LurH. CHURCH.
Though yesterday was not good day Is
to weather, nor one calculated to bring
out large congregations Of worshipers, the
neat chapel the English Lutherans on
Sixteenth street was well filed with At
tentive listeners at both church and SUM-
day School hours. On looking over the
congregation II was evident that there was
more than little curiosity mingled with
the desire to see and hear the new minis
ter, who is TO be the spiritual guide OF this
flock for two or three months to come.
The morning services were opened with
an organ voluntary, well rendered by E
W. Dunaway, Esq, and the beautiful form
from the book OF worship. Rev. Mr..
Croll led in an appropriate prayer, and
Of God is come nigh unto you" The
points made were: !, The nature Of the
kingdom OF God, and II, The evidence
that the kingdom OF God is come nigh.
The sermon was in all respects well pre-
pared practical production, showing Mr..
Croll to be man Of scholarly habits, and
alsoof most scriptural and sensible ideas. He
looked to be not over % years Of age, and
is poSsessed oithat quality now so rarely
found-namely, modesty. It seems to us
had he known reporter waspresent
taking notes" it would have embarrassed
him. .l
The Sunday School had sort OF feast
day. The anniversary of the Protestant
Reformation was referred to, facts
concerning It taught. The interna-
tional lesson OF the day, however, was per
haps the feature OF the afternoon. Mr..
Zevely had given unusual time and atten-
ton to the blackboard and placed upon It
a picture which was real piece OF Art.
LAZARUS was represented at the gate OF
Dives, the dogs licking his sores. The
gate opened into the garden Of the, rich
man and the opening exhibited some of
the beauties OF the place. The rich man
in his haughtineSs was represented pass.
ing the poor beggar in disdain, The les
son was explained in beautiful language,
and practically enforced by Rev. Mr.. Crol
The night service was appropriate to the
anniversary OF the reformation under the
lead Of Rev. DR.. Martin Luther. After APP
propriate hymns and prayers, Mr.. Croll
preached from the text which was Luther's
great hattie cry, the words which flashed
d pom his mind as he was attempting to
climb Prelate's staircase at Rome in PEN
anee. These words are found in Galatians
III, II, and read: The Just shall live by
faith" The text was clearly elucidated
and the sermon delivered With energy.
Altogether Mr.. Cron made most favor
able impression upon the people he Is to
serve, and he viii no doubt experience
the warm hospitality for which our city Is
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Man ov=RBoARp.-on Saturday about
p06n IS The towboat J. HsBisley was OPP
P6Site The wharf there was a'edmnlotion
on board, caused by one OF the men ball.
ing overheard Fortunately for the man,
whom We learned could not swim, one OF
his fellows was close BY and promptly
threw him board, which he succeeded
in reaching and held on to until the yaWl
CAME 10 his rescue. 49, : ~
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Personal MtESrloS.-Mr. George Hig-
gins, an old citizen Of Wheeling. now resid.
ing at yeyay, Ind Is visiting old friends
Frank Reno, Esq, ofPittsbureh, is a late
addition 10 the Ohio county bar.
Mr.. II. ], Becker, Chief Engineer OF the
r, C. &St. L. Railroad, was in town Sat
Mr.. Ran. Stalnaker left last night via the
B. &, o. r. r. for the babbling brooks OF
Wyoming county. ,..,
Mr. Al. Harden left for Baltimore last
night. Il, u.
night over the B, so, R. R on a short
trip. ,p.. 30 Id. ~.
WIN. S. Thomas, of the firm of, q: Thorn
as & Sons, manufacturers Of farming inn
plements al Springfield, Ohio, arrived in
The city yesterday morning, on his way to
Richmond, Ma. He spent the day with
his old friends and college-room mate, Ben.
S. Allison, and left last evening for his
point Of destination. He has many warm
friend in our city. P"
Mrs. Moses W. Chapline, former resi-
dent Of Wheeling, died on the nth inst,
OF yellow fever, In Louisiana. Mrs. Chap
line was sisterin.law OF the late A. H..
Chapline, OF this city, 90
Mr. Van B. Hall, the efficient Secretary
OF the Citizens Street Railway Company.
leaves to-day for Harrison county 10 spend
a week among his native hills.
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pollcr counr-JtIdqt cranal.rl..

The following cases were before His
Honor on Saturday:
costs; committed. It3nPt. -
Henry Harris, drunkenness, s. and
costs; committed H..
iIiaid.s -++f ! & s3li'Sttl5@a !,
Henry Bushmap, yasrancy, SO and
costs; committed, :, -, :. =,
Barney burns, disorierly conduct, II
and costs; execution suspended on pay
mcnt OF costs Z ffs4gZx q
Frank 0'Brien was up at the afternoon
session OF the court, on two 'cases'of dis
+oNlerly conduct and in each raseIwas SEN
fenced to thirty days atthe city prison. s.
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THa1 part Of EAs Wheeling known q
Bull Dog Row" and the "Iaxa Beds
vas turned into > very bedlam on SGtur.
day night hy 4 crowd Of halfEroWa
yOIths, : 10 howell SnA syqFe a tsaItlI
rate. 0iieer RobeTtsoa came d0Ea On the
gang several times, but they succeeded IN
Guiding him BY taking 70 their heck.
These young rGseAls fight shy Of bras
buttons, and when they SO an Officer
coming a. distance the alarm i gwen
and they arp on
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ANOTHER SurrrRER Discharged
from the Massachusetts, General Hospital
as incurable, with infammatary rhemu-
matism in my shoulders, fingers and feet;
suffered feartully for three years; tried
everything; lost all hope. DR.. Giles
Liniment 1odide Ammonia effected COM
plete cure. ELLEN SIXTH,
No. y Plane St, Fall River, Mass.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pam
100 West Broadway, n. Y.
Trial bottles Is cents. Logan, List & Co.,
Agents.
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CIncuIr CouKrnIuaq Melria.


This Court on Saturday transacted the
following business: III /.
In the civil case Of the State, for use OF
+, Bowman vs.. Martin and Armstrong,
pleas Of defendants Nos. l, 4,,5, are reject
cd, the others allowed. i. ga. r
In the State, for use OF Benz. Springer
Va. \. ID. Jacob and others, the plaintiff
Withdrew counts Nos. and . in delara-
ton, and the demurrer to the third count
was overruled, and cause set for trial.
In Rachel Mckee ys. w. d.. johnson
and Others, the demurrer to plaintiffs rep
licltion was overruled. .d
In the case of the State VS.. Henry
Schmulbach, the defendant demurred to
the indictment and to,cach count, ana,
being argued, was submitted to the Court.
After the transaction of some: formal
business the Court adjourned until Mon.
day, at 8 O'Clock, when the Office judgment
will be called. sg..r..tr 4i,lr.
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.'THr FrRsr DosE Grrs REIIEr."-The dis
tressing cough, which threatened serious re
suits, Is quickly cured before developing 3
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
breast, and lung disorders, Asthmatie or Bron-
ehial affections Hopping Cough, Liver Com
plant Blood Splitting, 80, no remedy Is 50
prompt and effectual as tsDr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry"
~ have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and Il has proved to be very re-
liable and effieacions In the treatment OF Sc
we're and long standing coughs. ! know OF
two patients, now In comfortable health, and
who but for It's use consider would not now
he living ~ ala .rr
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SEGnrl WEEEANT.-Jpsiee C&ldFeh On
Ssturisr Issued : ssApah warrant Against
Tin. Donovan, WiS6 W&S sasreS ~ q slars
inP AZ his hopse ! the opera elAsS reEeatiy
sfessu from TboS Y. GsttErieht's stoSe.
An o:ssasr tSOk lha warrant and RroeSedet
10 TSua's pSana, EtiEh II slstSbed inF the
missing ssss hut tailsi . fn4 W \
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RrSAEAr Acc1DkSr.-Mr. ]. P. Harden
and Nd C. Haynes vere ,Out riding, SAtur.
liA3 I taqrpias behind e Hshst risky
team recently purchased by Mr.. Harden.
The horses took night and ran Cd, wreck
ing ths bdggy and thf6Sfns the occupants
Iplt. .AE3 Haynes sustained several severe
cuts and bruises about the head, but Mr..
Harden escaped uninjpred.
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SCpuES DrATH.-Nrs. Catherine Wall,
wife Of John Y, Wat, residing on Main
street, below sSth, on the South Side, died
Yery suddenly early yesterday morning.
Mrs Walk was apparently in good health.
and her sudden death was surprise 10 al
her friends and acquaintaneeS On satur-
day evening she attended the Centre
Wheeling market, and a ?. n. retired 10
her bed apparently Is vel IS usual. Her
death, which occurred a SAX, . aserib-
Cd 70 heart diss1se Mrs Wax ESsin her
'6ffy-hrst wear,
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RAusasp AnIREyT.-John inerirs, 2
brakeman on the Hemp6cli RAilrusa, vs.
sirutk on the head while pAssing .ander
the briaeC 1t the Central Glass WoskS,
Saturday, morning. and sustained seveSe
though Ens dangerous injuries Liner
irk : not rsSGlkE brakeman. and was
only employed ienPOssssty IN Ia eApasi-
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CHIcAoo, October &-The DForeH Journal
reports:
aoos-Reeeip:s 1900; shipments Sen.
Fairly active and . shade higher. good heavy
shipping . soaS IS; Light $ oos3 10; packing
g 9CaS is All sold.
Receipts Go shipnentsi, 7US IA
30. western = 6a3 %.
SHIN Receipts none Shipments COO;
lower common s. SO so good 70 prime = %
AZ an
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Tn fayuFIse psszkia SteEzlsr Gourtnr III
enter TIE Wheeling and PSrSe=sAlrg tEslte
TO-DAY, leaying RarkerSburg tor Mheslins,
Sic r. been PAINTED and ovesaAaie1 IN
eylery rartieSlaf, and s. 1rS,=ca1ss n al her
srSsis.mentS SheWili BE Tuesday Jacket
NJ plfSeFsl.ars, CAp;. HARRISON iacoEs
paaad ana !, Y Gsllhls i i Tie oshnA
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= FoR uTSaRps or THrRrr YEAn Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves pind cole, regulates the
bowels, cures dysntry and diarrhed,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. %
oeJ,tt a bottt 'ittn dAw
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h.Acs. HrRprrx, N. D.,

Straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price-Trial bottle, Is cents; large size, s.,
or six for IS. A single Is cent bottle will
oftentimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
delphis- Sold BY leading Druggists Logan,
List & Co., Wheeling. eodAw
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Gay. MSFTHEgspa saturday issued con,
Missions % the iollaGing otseeIs q TIA
Mason County Rites; Rllkin wIley, T.,
Captain; T. D. Hoyr, ETst Lieutenant;
Chs @, Boyer, Seeond Eenten4nt Ihe
company VII e mustered IN By Lielt O
P SaydsE, q de KEnxEka &se1en.
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PrAxoAxp oRaAx TuS1So.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
It prompt attention. All work guaranteed
Lucas Music sroRE,
i-r-.,.r .-srs :. 1927 Market st.
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sEaES yoa rssost . d. G. &eL5nes
CAehEstea WoEm SpEsi6e, OF NsIulitaSA
yoa Oh nlAIfEs one II tie grsatesi 6lesss
ines that could bStlA par ko1sshold. Il
has No equal, sever hit-bql psEtSntAriy
notice that ever wrapper bAAFs The nAInS
Of Fleming RroS, Rttsh1rIh, Pa
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The ASSESSMENT OF lS4S-We are en-
debted to Or. T1ney, the new City COllec-
tor, for the following figures: The exact
amount OF the city assessment for 1875 Is,
real estate, Sl0,lS4,lS6 personal property,
Stsg5,s70; tithaheS sea- The assessed
value q dogs in the city Is, males, s., l@;
females, SIS. The water assessment fol
- foots up So, lSS - or about 900 less
than 1917. The tax levied is Scents on
the hundred dollars on real and personal
nnOpeFfv.
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oTyIcxro or NE GRASD LoDorI. o. o.
F.-The names OF the officers excited At
the recent session of the Grand Lodge
L o. O. F. were inadvertently omitted
trom the report,ot the proceedings q that
body, IS Published in the ISTELLHGEScxk
They are IS follows: Grand Master, Thos.
W. Fleming; D. G. ", J. 7. Hoke; G.
War, r. S. Brown: G. Sec, Thomas G.
Steele; G. Treas, VIM. R Kelly; Grand
Representatives, g. L. Hinsel and ]. A.
Miller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

CHELDRrx's How StRscRlrrioSs The
Finance Committee of the Ghildren's
Home have secured the servicesotthe fol-
lowing persons Us assistant collectors IN
district number five, according to the plan
adopted By the committee on dtstricting
The sheets, for the purpose of making 3
complete canvass Of the City, TO secnrc such
a basis of subscription as will for the en-
suinc wear guarantee support for this
we'll deserving charity. Other. names will
lie added. and the districts assignsd rs
rapidly as the committee TcAn-make ar n;
ransements. The various collectors Elsl
from time to time call upon opf eittfens,
and we hope they may meet with asencr'
Gus response
District No. 5 embraces Main, Water,
Market, 6haptins and foffs tronsthe creek
n r. ~ nus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

Cozz1rs, Oe.Obers6-EzekiAl wsEs q
NorE1k, wealthy hrmer, Who bad beea
visiting friends here, stArted Tor ho3e %
0CsObeF l6th. md has not been seel snee-
Il b feared he has been Soally 6eAE with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

R. KxoM1s, successor TO D. W. Louell
& Co., Is fitting up the Boston 09c. Store
and replenishing il with full line OF new,
fresh goods. = flfit"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-28

NEW Goops! NEw Goopsl-A full stock
OF New Goods which viii be sold OF Bot
tom Prices for Cash. Call and see them at
Nos. 2,0l9 and 3, 02l Market street.
~ JoHS RoEMRR.