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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26


ALLIANCE, September 2, Thefoll9wihg
appointments Of ministers Tor No4hefh
Ohio were made by the Methodist Confer
ence to-day; 10salo gn aAqJT
CAMBRIDGE Demonstrating Elder
j. NJ. Carr. Cambridge, Ezra Hingely;
McConnelsville, W. II. Piggott; Summer
field, W. Peregoy; Rich Hill, H.. !. Jack
son; Bethel, +. b. Fast; S~enecayille, !: II.
Stuart and j. Walls; Norwich, n. c. Wor-
Ellington; Beverley, Q. J. Eeitt; Browns
vile, j. ]. Excel; Duncan's Falls, j. W.
Robins; Newport G. W. Dennis; Frccdo-
mia, 7. J. Phillips; Morgan, ]. II. Doan;
Mt. Zion. s. Il. Earsh; Caldwell, W, L.
Davidson; Salem, W. F. Smith; Dexter
City, to he supplied Lebanon, a. D. Nc.
Cormick; Stafford, T. ]. Baker; Union
willie, A. W. Gruberi Lynch, J. NJ. Huston.
BARSEsvILLE DISTRICT. Presiding Elder
y. NJ. Carr. GAINESVILLE. j.. q. Sullivan;
GAINESVILLE Circuit, n, J.. Shultz; Bellaire,
J. ". Toland; Beallsville, l.. B. King;
Centerville, W. Darby, one to be supplied;
Darlington, J. Wright; Fairview, C. b.
Henthorn; Hcndrysburg, r. S. Stahl;
Hannibal, N. Moses; Miltonsburgy-HrBr
Stewart; Morristown, NO. Starkey; Pow
haitian, II. A. Cobbledict; st: Clairsyille, j.
II. Conklc; Somerton, A.G. Robbi Woods
field, W. II. Ryder: Armstrong;, J, H..
White; Antioch, S. f.. Garrett; Washing
ton, j.. L. Starkey; Winchester, WIN!
Webster; Quaker City, A. j.. Lane, 1i : loi
SrEunESvILLE DEMONSTRATING Elder
"A. W. Butts. Steubeuville Kramer, D..
C. Osborne; steubenville Hamline, g. W.
Gray; Stcnbenville Thompson, L. X. RAJ
der: Finley and MingoI j. NJ Bray;
Wellsville, L. Paine; East Liverpool, S.
Burt; Salineville, Z. r, Jones; Elkton, ~
Z. Ward; Hammondsville and lrondale,
D. A. Pierce; Sloans and Somerset, J.lRil
Hollister; Wintersville; J.YW. Weaver;
Richmond, j, r. Reyes! Smithfeld. J RS
Cooper; Bloomfield, W. Brown; Union
port, S. W. Mcclure; Scio, U. W. Dallas;
East Springfield, J. F. HIddleston Har:
lem Springs, p. s! Winters; Leesvilles j!
@. a. Miller; Warrenton, j.. II. hE.i Heyi
President Scio College, L. Elleson. ,,i
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Mondays Philadelphia Tines says: The
sixth week of the strike in the Kcnsinlgtto1n
iron and steel rolling mills begins today
Over four hundred and thirty.tiye hands
are put out OF employment; and up to
Yesterday not one OF these hands hadgone
to work ut the new rate OF wages. The
iron masters, on the other hand, express
themselves in the most determined tones
not to yield. A week ago the Philadelphia
Iron and Steel Company started their
twelve.inch mill, employing four men and
MS yet the new hands have not been mos
Tested. A force Of twenty-five uniformed,
policemen and twenty-five in citizens
clothes, together with their sergeant
and %lieutenants, are daily stationed around.
the Iron and Steel company's mills. At
4 o'clock every afternoon, when the new.
hands stop work, each one Is escorted TO.
his home in company with seven police.
men and a sergeant. The strikers con-
tinue to meet together to prevent orgini!
zation. Joseph Bishop, President OF the
Amalgamated Society Of Iron and Steel
Workers of the United States and Canadh,,
OF which q large majority'of the strikers
are members, is expected TO revisit this
city in the course. OF q week. Hehis been
travelling through the State; cotinselins
with idle iron-workers 10 induce them not
to come TO this city. ~ " 81 ~'iH1'9'
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L. SwAnAcKER nounc n new stock
Just purchased, n more complete and fash
i0nable line was never shown over our
counters.
Hind made and Grass Fringcs, with
and without jets, Miraubon Grass Trim
ings, all widths, ornaments and buttons
10 match.
Our line OF black and colored piece vel.
vets are well known TO the public. We
only add that our stock is largerand cheap
or than ever before. Also Satins and Silks
all shades, in silk Satin and two toned Rib
bOns, especially the "~Bardaux."
The latest in ties, "Menedcs."
A complete line in Ladies and Child
rells Hosiery and Meripo underwear, in
red aud white. Our celebrated 8 and 4
button kid gloves, n dollar and twenty
five cents, collars and cuffs, gilt edge Ruch-
ings, Side Pockets, Bracelets ane many
other things too numerous to mention.
old l l.. SwADACEER, 1861 Main st.
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DouBLE Wedding I.WSr ALEXANDER.
"A very interesting marriage occurred
Yesterday at the Presbyterian Church, at
West Alexander, that OF two sisters VI
Jas. NJ: Todd, Esq, 6fToddis cornet band,
Misses MRdgQ Band Hattie j. Todd, the
flint namod marJytngaie Rev. John Scott,
OfJusey City, n. j., and the second Mr..
John II. Brown, a prominent merchant OF
Kingwood, W. Va. The marriage ccro-
mOny wus performed by Rev. W. II. Les
teri assisted by Rg. II. q, Blancyi Of
Kingwool, the addressmade By Rev. Lester
beihga very happy and appropriate one, the
service short and peculiarly impressive.
The brides were very tasteiully attircdi IN
handsome black Yros grain silks, trimmed
with velvet, made in PrincoS< style, with
court trains, and wore. very handsome
black velvet bOnpets. The gentlemen
were dressed il. Gle conventional black
suits. The custom OE having bridesmaids
and groom men WA disposed with, and
on alighting from the carriage, the hap
py couples wQrn nShered in by McssrS.
Valentino and Lester 10 the strains
Of MendelSsohn's wedding March,"
played BY our musical friend vii
liam II; Sheib,. who. played Home,
Sweet Home" nj the conclusion OF
The ceremony, D. reason Of the cxten-
iyc acquaintance and prominGnce Of the
contracting parties, q very largeand brill.
liant assembling gattiercl at the church 10
witness this eStr6mcly interesting event.
After the ceremony tue bridal party
came to this city, and have rooms nj the
McIlure. Mrs. Iuage pllc and son, Mr..
Clarence d. pillo, ptkiugwood. aud Lieut..
r. N, G. Brown, Of Washington
City, are OF the party. Mrs: Ollie
is a sister Of Nj, MI. Known. and also q
Lieat. 1rown, Who commands the ship
Alarm, OF tho us, Navy, and came here
from Washington to attend tho nppsials Of
lis brother. IEcy., Scott and bride will
make their bridal trip Trough the West,
and Mr. GrowH and bride Will 80 Fast,
bnlb trips 6eingqpitegxteisiye; Mrs, Ollie,
Mr, Dillc and Lieut., Grown will this MORN
ing return hong The happy couples en-
jpyi Il wiIG, aslugi.itance, alI tbelr mum,
cynus friends in all paris o. the STATE Will
join in hearty congratulations, and good
wishes Tor the tutlrlsr s.i! 5z.Y7ing Ill -ui
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A FRsT.Ct.AsS MERCHANT TAiLoRiNG Is
| fAnIsnNEST.-M Mr. 7. c. MOtfat, who sue
cecds j. II. Stallman & Co. at u G old RnC
reliable merchant tailoring business al
No. q Twelfth street, has recently re-
turned from the East with q stock OF the
finest goods to be obtained in the markets
which he Inns procured at terms which
will permit him to supply the public al
bottom prices, thus placing the luxury o.
keeping in fashion within the reach oil all
classes.
II is well worth while to visit Mr.. Moi
fats store an"dinspccth his magnificent stock
OF goods, from which the most iastidious
cannot fail to crafty their %fnncies. Rich
broad clothes and d~ocskins, hair lines and
Scotch twcels, worsteds and foreign and
domestic caSsimeres, &c., In elegant pat.
terms, nre piled high upon tables and
shelves. There arc the finest textures dcs'
lgnatcd for rich. full dress suits, SNOWY
patterns FOR walking suits, and solid and
substantial all wool goods for business or
working suits, in endless variety All car
he satisfied, and none need go away from
the establishment without finding exactly
the sort olgoOds he likes.
The stock Of gents furnishing goods is
also large aud complete, and the most re-
fined md stylish tastes arC satisfied, rs
well as those which prefer palmer and
more serviccablc goods,
Mr.. Moifnt warrants n ut in everything
that leaves his stOru. Ills fits are perfect,
Md the style ofcuttins du fat. and neither
ever fails to give II degree OF satisfaction
such rs is seldom, II ever, secured else.
where. Satisfaction, indeed, is guaranteed
in everything.
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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.
ineSs for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty.seventb street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble q horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which if thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh.
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Hdide ammonia Liniment, which is now
preferred to oil others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF the country.
a valuable horse of the writer's was
kickcdo the hook. Swelling and lame
ness cnsued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Gah'
LiniRlat, and are gratifed to say 1t acted
like q charm. About two inches Of bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEclIER.
'ra,4 LYMAN ABBoTr, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents. p
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LIVER Is KIxo.-The Liver is thcimpGriall
organ Of the whole human system, as il con-
,rols the life, health and happiness Of man
kinds OF ailments are the natural result, The,
digestion OF food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings Of the Liver. II has ibcen'sue..
ceSsfully proved that Green's August Flower
is unequaledi in curingdl persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and altthe nu.
merous symptoms that result f~romDaniur-
healthy condition of the Liver and Stpplach.i
Sample bottlesto try, 10 cents, Positively sold
in all towns on the Western Continent Three,
doses will prove that It is Just what you want,
eod4w 4,
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Sc Ell Committee.

UNION SNnBArn sScuopE MEEuXes.F.
Sunday next will lie a jubilee day among
the Sabbath School people Of the city. It
is the day fixed by The Sabbath Sch96l
Association for their grand union meet
ings. According 70 tie present ittatfse:
mcnts, nine hundred pupils arc assigned
to the First Presbyterian Church, ar equal
number will meet in the Fourth Street
NJ. f. Church, while allthe Sabbath School
children on the south:side ofIthe creek,
numbering eight hundred, win convene
in the second Presbyterian Church. The
two temperance unions have accepted in
vilations to participate, and the Mozart
Hail Union will meet with the Sabbath
Schools at the Fourth Street Church, and
the Parker Hall Union ut the Second
Presbyterian Church! The exercises ut
each Of these churches win no doubt he
very interesting, but it is well 70 know
that, although a cordial invitation has
been extended to the PUBLIC TO qeenl,
none can gain admission until the Officers,
teachers aud pupils have been seated. "|'
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Logan, List < Co, Agents.


From wilkes Spirit Of the rImes, Dec. 5, 1877.
a. B. c., MICH.-What should be done
to reduce m enlargement OF tendon Of
forward leg, the back tendon. caused by
grabbing IL while trotting. 1t is sound
now, l think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. ARsuey.-
Clip OF the hair, and apply Giles Linimfai
todik AnpOniG twice a 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, ISL Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d6fa Miller, atlio
lives in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Mar
shall county line, BoWg weeks since hal
tie misfortune 10 loose eighteen geese,
MIS-. Miller, tho worthy spouse OF Mr..
Theodore Miller, having, Heard that Dill
hon n"m &f 81 sFEsy bs tRs2 sl0i 6iiion. :
residence, and clLimel theiows. Dillon
declincdte give them up, and Mrs. Miller
turned her Steps toward the office Of! Kali
ser Wilhelm Schultz, the Solomonit
cfEirsIt thSd stSl(a hc4 g4dranSt. saft
was Immediately entered for the recovery
OF the pOultf&.ISTT EI%Tu
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"TnE Flusr DOSE GrvEs RELrEy."-The dis
tresSing cough, which threatened serious re-
suits Is quickly cured before developing a
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
breast, and lung disorders, Asthmatic or Bron.
pIaint, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is 80
prompt and effcctual as ''Dr. Swnyne's Com
pound Syrup If Wild Cherry"
81 have made use Of this preparation for
many years. and 1t has proved to be very re.
liable and eflicaciOus 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
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ScuLlIxG Norss.-Ed. Clator, Of the
Brown Club, has accepted the challenge
Of Nick Laybergcr, the Pittsburgh oars;
man, and will row him OvorIthe Hutton
course, Mt Pittsburgh, on the 18th prox.,
for n purse of $780, The MheGIiGg han
will be allowed so for his expenses.
After all the bluff and blnsterloVcr the
proposed race between &. w. Weisgerber
and Louis Fclsine, the match has been de-
clarel oil, and the forfeit OF $50 q side will
be returned to the respective owner. This
result, us our readers will recollect WINS
anticipated in our article givinga IN account
u 1ie meeting at which the match was ar
ranged. WeiSgerber Yesterday declined
To ROW, and SO tue whole matter dFopS
The difficulty seemed to DO over the tiino
OF the racc, Weisgerber wanting to row i'll
two weeks and Felsing's friends claiming
three weeks time at the least. We heard
last night that Weisgcrbcr is going East
soon to row In q regatta.
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~! sp.ru't ESSFlHV lH.rFA -L.latI ~
| ,BELIatRE LocNH.-RatJ. King has re-
moved into his new and elegant store
roOln.i ~ hiuI! G]Ui-.iUiniDi ca gntsgI ~,
The cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad
made Rincw, departures lst Sunday by
runniupaiaSge nunIbGr hi freight trains
over tho i've rdiHisiOn Of their line. These
wcfedthe first through trains lsincer the
damage caIscd,by the hight&ateT.u 900
Eltiis. acknowledgements and generally
believed iIinthiA community TINT Dr. Jun
kiuSisa RepHbliCan. Jd-ii Dies llj 81,
j.. r. NayIUrhas moved his futnilS into
the observation-disclosures Gravel Hill, known
us the Gtlm House, In. ..li1 laliI Et.I4.g
The new school binding for the colored
children of the city is nearly completed.
1t isIa large; swell arranged, substantial
Theleading topics ofldiscnssion inihls
community! just now IL, (which IL the
haudsomcr, Zckc Morris picture or his
Aew-6le 3-The=l&Hes-el'at
RP iOn the pf:taFS &Ha tRf gentlemen the
senator Thurman and Ben. Wilson.are
announced to speak in orr city on next
ThsIaftc@sH hGlS@sstigs last
The Window Glass House Company
shipped Bj0'boxcs ;gl5ssoh the steamer
Andes on Tuesdayaeyening, IN. -
DIR. Baker aud family lett on the day be-
fore yesterday for their new homo in Fits!
burgh. Our loss is Pi;tsbargh's gain.
The population OF Bellaire is increasing
SEss5kq99F'tfl a lyF{fs$gFGl sspISF'fa ,I SYa az 5f15y
small, weighing, ,Glly IRON fverto twelve
pounds. Judging from the rhourRyl reccp-
lion. sfSSn1 hcm, T suppose they are just
as Welcome as larger folks would he.
"
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o,Masrix's SfgRR$d LocGts.-Rcv. John
Brown has returned from the Annual
Conference 5M iA4liancei md q reports
someiI OF Tho appointments for the
Agnius, wear as i6ll0wss Rev. DR..
Williams former b. Presiding Elder OF
this district is Unsigned !t0thc pastorate
Of The New Observation-Disclosures aid Rev,
in. IIOiingsheAl5, formerly Of Cambridge,
succeeds fJf!!NNlIiams aS Presiding Nlder;
Rev!S. YkelhleAy'i is hssishAtto place,
and Will preach here next sunday. Rev.
Brown s6csEto' Cambridge, and VIII leave
ior his new field Of lab0r0n IiektTuesday,
ME.3Bf5wh has by lis afEability won
many warm friends hi this place, who will
be yeryusorryito learn that he has been
assigned t5anUther field Of labor.
Yesterday ,s R.iN. TheAker. his wife and
two little children, were going up The
Bridgeport hill, on their way 10 Farming.
ion, ll,all0rse frightened atsolnething and
backed the buggy and occupants over a
steep bank. All received more or less
scratches and bruises but none of them
wete seriously hurt. Tie buggy was cons
sitlefallvihe worse9iOr tho tumble, being
badly dcmolish&d.i irh eniE- l7aI3 "
Mr.. Ed Gatielle, the tallest dry goods
man In town. yesterdayJquietl hied him
awuyrto ST. Uldirsville. where he took to
hiInSelt a life partner, Miss Emma Lewis,
formerly teacher in our schools! May
the partnership he agreeable and'the lives
be ufivor OfioSe that shall endonly in nm.
ocean OF heavenly bliss. Next. -
DR.. iIshWClriph, in company with his
brother; 8. r! Werlich OF Washington, Pa;
started ~yesterInt morning for Chicago,
and&hef spending a'day 6ritwo in that
city'tltey will continue tlieir Journey to.
MISUNDERSTANDING in about two weeks.
The Smithiield far commenced %ester-
day. Several oitIe Young folks from this
riacearc attending it. ~as.nEt'A Al
Mcssrs. spence, Bagss& Co. arc running
their foundry. NJ its full capacity with plen-
u Of orders AHEAD,
MiaS5 I.iz1is lila Fannie Orr, 81 Holli-
days Cove, are.rvisiting their sister, Mrs.
LAW. LugltbrightarsID ,tti E' Gsltt@
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FOR UPwARps OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t Corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ariRd collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dy%ntay and diGrrhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. %
cents a bOue. .la4.. d4w
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FoR Liver COMPLAINT, BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (which females are 50 liable
tO,l Jannlicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious Fcvcrs, DnlsiCAl Swclling. Inter
militant, Rcmittent and CongcStive Feven,
where lnnglIor, dnwsincsS, anxiety, pains in
the back, head and cxtrcmitics, slight cllilli
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine is bet.
ter adapted to curc these complaints in all their
rnriuna fnrms linn
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.sGnE wsrRtd iGMHer yGstttday, IN
South Wheeling, dlpetl u authenticated
"Ltgiag emisSary" with n stalk Of corn,
ws 5I19SS kStg9SsJI55'i ,i 3 I d .sIbl
WIFI tSaa &SaattSi he GrS, and,
like n boy playing solder, marched from
the Eighth Ward to- Charley SeabrisIt's
stqrs Afsgre,W Wheeling YherSqs STALK
feet long. Tic corn Is stillat scabrights,
andthe Rtgissr youth OH where is'he?
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.TnE BEsr BAKING PowDER.-Save time,
labor and expense by using Bosley's Nail
City Baking Powder.
Only one teaspooniul required for q
quart OF flour.
Superior to every other brand put in the
market. Don't fail to ask your grocer for it
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YELLOW FEWER RELIEF. And still the
people respond to the appeals for aid from
the stricken cities Of the South. Lot the
good work 90 on.
LaBeIle Lodge No. 9, Ancient Order
United Workingmcn, at i messing heldFei
Gently, donated SIS to the relief fhnh ~
The Piedmont people have donated Sil0
to the relief fund, the net receipts OF q con.
cert given in that town on Saturday lust.
Ills Honor Mayor Sweeney yesterday
received the following communication:
RooNs HOWARD ASSOCIATION, I
TnlDoDArx, La, Sept. p, 1878. J
Al. Srcrucy, Esq, Mayor Of Wheelig'1g.
DEAR Sm-Thc Executive Committeeloi
the HOwarls OF ThibodauX acknowledge
receipt Of 500 contributed for the bcnCts
Of the yellow fcyer sufferers with mapy
thanks. Our sick are doing well; lew
cases within a few days. Our dentist, DR..
Subowin, Is in a dying condition. 5ia
Yours respectfully, ---
7. A. ArooIX,
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BEYANT's NKw LIBRARY or Poetry AMI
SoS0, n revised and enlarged edition, en-.
bncing two thousand selections from the
best poets Of the world, is certainly the
best specimen Of a book Of worth and taste
that has evcr been published in this
nnuntrV.
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1sAGc s. HEREIN, II. D.,

Price :-Ttalbottlc. Is cents; large Size, q,
OF nix for s. A single . cent bottle will
ottcntinlcs cure 4 recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
rrIrated only by DR.. swaync { Son, Phila.
dGlphia Sold by leading Druggists. Logan,
Lht &co., Wheeling. eodGw
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HEADQUARTERS ron CnEAp GooDs.-
Good Muslin ut &c, good Calicos at &c
good Carpets Mt loo; fine all Wool French
CaIlmers at 5Oc: Fancy Dress Goods from
6 TO lOe; everything else in proportion
Call soon, II you wish to save money, a
Nos. 2OlO and 2O2l Main street.
.,. Is ..H ...I JoHS RoENER,
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TgNrgRAXcE BRErs. MessrS Wilbur
Trueman and G. W .sBnggs will address a
meeting ut Parker Hall tonight.
The Parker Hall folks have made ar.
rangements for a "blue ribbon social" OF
their hall on Saturday evening. Every
gal who attends the social must wear u
blue ribbon. y, 1snIu
ThGnew temperance organizationknown
az the Circle OF Honor will meet at Mozart
Hall one evening next week, probably.
Wednesday evening, for organization.
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PIANO AND ORGAN uNIXG.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles kilmeyer, will give
1t prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
ha,I IN f.su Lucas Music STORE,
,ul4 u.7rt r. 1927 Market St
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: INANSPEts oFitEAE u IV IUI'
lowing deels in fec, trgBsieyrinsreal estate,
were adhitled to record in1hc Offices Of the
Clerk Of the County Cont yesterday:
Deed made Sept. %, 1878, by Henry X.
III Lii i,i RR'4 7 t5 ,$tsgts g. gF GeS! Giu fHr
Backerfhnd wife 10 Henry X. List by deed
dated August 3 ,;IS1S, being une:Half OF lot
q. on the south silOrOb lWhfstIoei,t in East
Wheeling, excepting that part Of snid pro.
perty which was ,Cgnveyedtp Geo, Henry,
Winhow, by decd ddtedScft. ID, 1875; 81.
Deed made. Sept, 90. 1873, ~. Geo. Crum-
hacker and wife 10 Barbara Weichsel, for
ssSGaiffSSs3it5SB5aRsRs siBSaas358SiaIBifiiIia2saaS5tES:
81 mud 81. $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26

SozoDoxr.-An article that is Mt once a
teeth preserver aud breath purifier, and
yet so pleasant aud convenient to use, its
cxceedingpopularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established tho fact
that the S%ozoDONT possesses these excell-
ent qualities in an eminent degree. II
has lcgitimately acquired the right to n po-
siliOn uDOn every toilet tnble.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-26
Qtn gntaIigertan
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1878.


New Stock Dry Goods-Geo. R. Taylor
& Co.
Blue Store shading-Zink & Morehcad.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry-Louis
Dechert.! .gtt5 II iijn 81
Slate Roofcr-John c. Schultz.
Oil Cloths-Friend Son.
Vases, Toilet Sets, &c.-John Freidcl.
Wantel-Girl.
2Wantel-Pdsition as Bookkeepcr.
THERMOMETER kEcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF the. thermometer, us
observed at Schnepf's drug Store, Opera
Hopseeorner,, yesterdays
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