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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-15
Brief Mention.

Coon June weather this.
STRAWBERRIES begin to wilt.
TnE Supreme Court Of Appeals meetr
to-day.
ONLY eight prisoners in the City Prison
at present.
THE military shoot will take place at
Woodland Range to-day.
A rARrY OF B~ridgeporters went up to
Rush Run last night, to attend a church
festival.
THE net proceeds Of the St. Alphonsus
School Fair amounted 10 the sum oil
Sl,0264 Al.
TnE monograph talked, laughed and
sung at The Thomson NJ. E. Church, West
Side, last night.
BUSINESS appears to DO quite brisk
among the sash, door and blind and lum-
ber.working factories.
COUNCIL Committee on Streets, Alleys
and Grades met last night to FIX up their
estimates for expenditures for the ensu.
ing year.
THE Ohio county library room, in the
Court House, Is being cleaned up and put
10 complete order. during the vacation OF
the courts.
A LARGE plate glass window in the
German Bank va broken yesterday
morning by a small boy, who threw q
piece Of steel against it.
A SOCIAL party was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Mcdonald, on Main street,
Centre Wheeling, last evening. Cock
Ayne's ine orchestra furnished the music.
THERE are already thitty.fve names
on the roll OF the military company which
Ia being formed in Bridgeport. The mem.
bers will meet OF Monday evening next
for organization.
AN old woman inquired at Genther's
toy bazaar, the other day, for "a three.
wheel philosopher such as The boys ride"
After some explanation II was discovered
she meant velociPede.
VIZ would suggest for the benefit Of ye
hAnd.shakipg prospective candidate that
a large number Of our gentlemen OF
leisure can always be found towering
about the Opera House corner.
BLuMEsBERo's popular sample rooms,
on Market street, e crowded last
night with subjects Of Old Gambrinus,
who drank foAming tankards Of Wheel.
ing beer and enjoyed thedelicious strains
Of Kramer's music.
The farmers say that the crop Of
plums this season will be immense. Some
Of the trees out In the Short Creek region
have broken down with the weight Of the
fruit, and the same Is reported from Mar.
shall and Wetzel counties.
THEP. ". & Ky. Road will sell exeur.
sion tickets 10 the Morris-HanlAn race, al
Pittsburgh, next week. The race takes
place over the Hutton curse on Thurs.
day next, and the tickets will be sold
through to Hutton and good for passage
Oh the 10th and 10th, and good TO return
until the 2lst.
An intoxicated Teutop, going toward
his home In South Wheeling last night
wanted astreet car driver 10 carryhim and
4 key Of beer for Eve cents. Il was 2-ior-5
beer, but the driver wanted l2-for-2, and
the Teuton not only would not pay the
beers fare but wanted 10 whip the en-.
gineer Of the brindle mule. The Teuton
was collared, but the beer iIItill at large.
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Attractions For This Week
I.BLUM&BR05


We OtFEhf
Elegant Black GrOs Grain silks At II o0-none
such In this city.
We oGsr 4 Black Grca Grain at 81 G-other'
call It very ehesp at y %.
We Ofisr the lest made Pummet suk1 n Ioc-
none such under 81 90 elsewhere.
We Offer the hAndsomest line oil summer euks
n Coo pef yard ever offered.
We Offer all wool Bundipgl, In plain or stripe',
al $50.
We Oder 50 piece, Isusdals Blearhed Muslin at
We OiGtf 80 pieces yard wide nc sheetIns Muslin
ct SC per yard: n,
Table DAnlJk at zoe.
We offer 200 pieces the best made prints d 90 per
yard. (Remem6er these are no second rod Atylet
but ali fresh and now
We offer Fens and faraSols at very low prices.
We efier lOddiGeient styles Of Dres Goodsat2e
We eftr the eheapet LadI,, Linen Suits In
Americs.
We SFsr great Bargains in our entire stock
We ofsr positively nj all times the best value
for The money In this city.
L BLUM &c BRO,
ll04 Main Street.
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LIgDsLEY LITERARY Society ESTER
rAINMEsr.-The Lindsey Literary Society
gave an interesting entertainment in the
Institute Hall last evening. Some time be-
fore the hour appointed for the opening
OF the exercises, the best eeats for hear.
ing and seeing we're filled, and before the
frat speaker was announced the hall was
filled to overlooking. It would be scarce
ly profitable to take the time and space
to give an extract Of the orations deliv.
cred. The subjects OF most oil the pro-
gramme suggest the subject matter suf-
fcently clear without further mention,
and We append tue programme In full be-
low:
Introductory Address by the Prs,Ideut-.S-S;...
John F, Baker
sSle.t ontion-Tho Curse Of ReguluA.
8. Irwin Singleton
Elay- LocomOtIOn, Fast and Prescntr,"rn.rr.~;
Daniel L. HeSkGll
Select OaiIou-Description Of an Ancient Battle
Ia Scotland ...-. .......... ..-C Campbell Il. Sweeney
Music.
select ontion-Henry V. TO the ConspirEorG-.:;
wLksrI. Frhsell
~Esay-DestIny .....-... .........G George W. Leighton
Select Oatlon-SpaIticus at Etruria-.."+............
Clarence laird
Eaay-A erie......... ...... ...... Robet q. HeArue
Music.
OriRInL 0ntIou-Ths Aim Of Il e...JOhn Z. Ghtr
Ohdnal ontiou-1he World a tlge..-.-..-...-.
Robert B, Mcclure
Original ~ontIon-Gnsp AL, Lase All-........-..
Robart L Norton
Music.
DEBATE.
men than to her warrior.
Atirma .--................. b; Thomis
Negative. ...... ......... =. ....,.- .". Onward W. 8. 1inBle
BeuedIetion.
Messrs. John o P~endleton, Frank Stan.
ton and John E. Day were the judges Of
the debate, and gave their decision in
favor OF the negative. Mr.. Stanton, after
announcing the decision Of the judges,
on behalf OF Messrs. Birch and Dickey
presented each Of the young debaters
with n handsome prize in the shape Of a
useful book. This little incident, which
was not down Oh the bills, so TO speak,
was warmly applauded by the audience.
1t wa quite evident from the warm ap.
plause which was literally bestowed upon
The young men who performed dur.
ing the evening that their efforts
to entertain the audience were fully
appreciated. The boys have done
veil before, but they literally surpassed
themselves last evening. The entertain:
ment was creditable In every way, and
the rapid advancement made by the stu.
dents, which may be observed by those
who have attended the entertainments Of
the Society heretofore. was alike crafty:
Ing 10 the management OF the school and
liz patrons. Messrs. Birch and Dickey
have been very successful with their
school, and their ability to teach the
young idea how 10 shoot" has been fully
demonstrated.
An interesting feature Of the evenings
entertainment was the drilling Of a squad
Of Ten members Of the Lindsey Institute
Cadets, 10 full uniform, BY Capt. Campbell
Sweeney. The excellent music Of Vaas'
band, too, added much 10 the enjoyment
OF the occasion.
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SHAcKSAsrY MICHAEL ON THE WAR
PATH.-Mr. Michael ~shaughnessy, whose
lodge is on the South Side, started out on
Thursday evening after Constable John
Cooper's gore. Some weeks ago Cooper
lnteriered in a pleasant little row which
was in progress between Mike and bis
wife, and The latter heaved Il brick which
came in contact with Cooper's Uranium.
The Shaughnessys were arrested and lined
for disorderly conduct, and II seems that
the lord and master Of the family has
since nursed 10 secret q great de-
sire to "phut a head on the
man phat got me into trouble" So
while on a spree Thursday night Mike
went to the residence Of Mrs. Cooper and
asked for John, saying that he wanted
TO kill him. John didn't happen TO be al
home, however, and Mike left. Mrs
Cooper, thinking II worth while to put
her ion on his guard, started out to find
him, and learning that he was in Welt
zell's store sent a messenger for him 10
come to her. As John stepped out one
door Of the store, ~Shacknasty Mike
stepped in another, and asked Jasper
Cline il he knew where Cooper
was. Mrs. Cooper told John what Mike
had said, and John Immediately returned
TO the store, and finding shaughuessy
still there, took hold Of him and hustled
him into Squire Waits Office, when the
Squire and a gentleman Wao happened
to be present searched him and found an
ugly looking knife, With the largest blade
open, in his pocket. The knife was taken
from him, and he was allowed to go scot
free" until he sobered up. Yesterday
Justice Wait issued a warrant for him
for threatening TO kill Cooper, and he will
probably have a hearing to-day.
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.REpoRr OF THE RAILROAD Commission
ERs.-The report OF the Commissioners
appointed TO assess the railroad property
within this State, a printed in the city
papers, contains 50 many inaccuracies
that We reproduce 1t In q corrected form
The Laurel Fork & Sand Hill, and the
Pennsboro & HRrrisyille Roads, made no
return Of their property, and were as
eessed BY the Commissioners. The Mar.
tinsburg & Potomac, and Wheeling, Fits
burRh & Baltimore fold Hempfeld) Roads
made returns, but Is they were not salts
factory to the Board oil Public Works
they Iere referred to the Commissioners
for report. The Baltimore &Ohio, Par
kersburg Branch Of the B. & O., and the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati d 81. Louis Roads
made their returns to the Auditor, and
were presented TO the Board Of Public
Works and by them approved.
The Commissioners, then, assessed the
property referred 10 them as follows:
Laurel Fork &sand Hill Road: Wood
county, s24, 900; Richie, $4,000; total
$4,000. Last year this road was assessed
at sS5, 1000. ,,.
Pennsboro & Harrisyille Road: Richie
county, $500. This road was last year
assessed at $4,000.
M~artinPburg & Potomac Road For
road bed, bridges, depots, stations, freight
houses, stock yards, real estate and other
necessary appendages, IS55,000; rolling
stock, SS050: furniture and other person.
al property, $500. Total, S6S,250. Last
year this road was assessed at S6l ,OOo,
but this year the company returned only
about 5000.
Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore: in
Ohio county, $4,000. The company re-
turned SS9,S70.
Below we give the returns OF the B. q
o., Parkersburg Branch, and 2. @. d b.
L., as made by them to the Auditor and
approved by the Board Of Public Works:
Baltimore & Ohio Company, on prop,
erty' In the following counties: Ohio,
SlS5,2s6 n; Marshall, O3,527 9s; Wet.
eel, S1l2,123 81; Marion, S45l,l66 06i
Taylor, 1928, 66l 81; Preston, S54S,2S6 So
Mineral, S4l4,6S3 SO; Hampshire, $780,
4s9 81; Morgan, S669,s24 81; Berkeley,
$3.50, 1854 81; Jefferson, $5l5,7S9 10. To
tai, S4,26O,sO SOL 70.
Parkersburg branch Of the B. 4 O.
Company, on property in Taylor county,
$4,000; Harrison, s2l0.400; Doddridge,
sl9l,750; Richie. S937,25 Wood, s227,'
GOO; Total, Sl,037, 900. e.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and 81. Lonit
Company, on rolling stock, SIS, 1S5 II
supplies, $2,756 90; fuel, S72 IS; main
track, sS2,S6e; sidings, $4,000; total sl22,'
S74 81.
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SICK AND AFPLIcrED.-Tn order that all
may test the great virtues Of DR.. swayness
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry we have
issued trial bottles at 25 cents. No family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes a single % cent bottle will
cure a recent cough or cold, and thus pre-.
vent much suffering and risk Of life. It
also cures asthma bronchitis, liver com.
plaint and enrlehes aud purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys.
TEN.
az deem It my duty to tell the world what
'Dr. s~wayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for mt. / had a violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks Of hemor-
rhage; gave up all hopes Of recovery. am
now cured. sound and hearty man. Ed.
ward Fl. Hanson, engineer at %sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and 1
still remain a healthy man." Sold by Drug
gisis. Trial bottles 25 cents. Large size
81 on. Logan, Lis. & Co, Wholesale
Agents. d4w
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TAG attention OF the Masonic Frater-
nifty, in this city, ia called to an advertise
ment in another column, calling a meet
ing this evening to make arrangements
for an excursion to Grafton, June Oath
Grafton Lodge Nc. 10, intends to cele'
brate the day by laying the corner stone
OF their new hall, and the Grand Lodge
Of West Virginia has been invited to
conduct the ceremonies. Capt. Devries
has made arrangements for round triF
tickets at 81 80 each, provided q hun
dred tickets can BE- sold. This Ia Ger.
tainly a very liberal arrangement on the
part OF the B. & o. company, and will be
appreciated by the fraternity here.
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New ARRIVAL FOR THE LLDrEs.-Just
received by express au0ther lot Of Ladies
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and the latest styles. Ladies', call and see
them, At L. V. BLoNp's,
1l35 Main 81.
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MUSICAL soIREE AT WEsrwooD's
HALL.--A fair audience gathered in
Westwood's Hall, South Wheeling, last
evening, to enjoy the musical soiree given
by Miss Annie 2. 0'Brien. vlewig's Or
chestra furnished the instrumental music,
and the following we'll known amateurs
participated 10 the vocal exercises : Miss
Rose McNaughton, Miss Eva Rice, Miss
Theresa Phillip, Miss Annie Carson,
Mrs. Emma Brown, Miss Annie Wood.
ruff, Miss Annie P. O'Brien, Miss Annie
Duvall, Miss Etha Sage, Messrs. .. Y.
Lucas, T. v. Ankle, John Mendel. Upton
Kelley and VIM. schwertfeger. After the
concert the hall was cleared and several
hours were spent in t%erpsiehorean pleas
uFps.
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TIE Mrnnerchor Singing Society was
out serenading last night They sang at
the residence Of Mr.. Charles Appenzeller,
on South Broadway, Island, and at Mr..
Chris, Hess, on Main street, North
Wheeling. Mr.. Appenzeller and Mr..
Adam Hes will leave for Europe in q few
DAYS. 10 be absent for several months, and
the Society called in a body, and after en-.
tertaininE them with s few vocal selec.
tions, bAds them farewell and wished
them bon voyage.
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POLICE CoURr-Judos Gunme.-Tht
following cases yer disposed Of yester'
day by bis Honor:
Geo. Wilton was ined SIS for defacinl
property, and paid his fine.
Frank FrelS (colored) paid a fine oil
SO for assaultipg Niger Weaver.
Niger Weaver was before the court
on a charge Of exposing his person. The
case was dismissed al the cost Of the
complainant, Frank Freds.
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IsrwrrrsMA1 part Of an atom" is
good, but old-about a. aged, 10 fact, a.
he story Of Old Mother Hubbard, who
went TO The bankruptcy cupboard, to get
her poor dog a bone. We won't under
take 10 say what the local staff Of the
evening Seaveager were evolved from, but
We venture the assertion that their COM
bined souls could be made TO dance upon
the point Of a needle and leave immense
ty Of spAcel
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT PUBLIC SALE
Mr.. P. Kennedy's country place, con-
sisting OF thirty acres Of good land, with
residence, outbuildiugs, ETC., located five
miles east OF the city, on the National
Pike, will be offered at public sale at q
P. N. to-day, on the premises. An adyer'
tisement elsewhere contains u description
Of the property. II sold, possession will
be given Immediately.
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SUFFERERS FROM HKADAoHE-Consti'
pated bowels, inward piles, co~stiveness,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness OF the skin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
engagements oil the internal yiscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system IN
healthy condition by arousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expellinE by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation Of life. Be partic.
ular to obtain ~"SWayne's Pills" Price Is
cents a box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST 4 Co. d&w
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DETAINED FOR PosrAeE.-LsLters adj
dressed as follows are detained Tor post
age in the city Postofice: Mr.. Carmick,
city, l cent; Mrs. NJ. Z. Ainslie, Roches-
ter, Mimi, Sc; World Publishing Com
pany, New York, &c; Willie Austin, IS
Congress street, Pittsburgh, Pa, lc; Liz
zie Williams, White House, Pittsburgh,
Sc; Sam Stack, New York, Sc; Mrs. Z, Fl,
Flanagan, Graitoa, W. Wa, So; School
Board, Milton, Ky, Sc.
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LAST day Of the Talking Machine
Is simply wonderful. Talks, laughs,
Rings, &c. Don't fail to see II. General
admission, 10 cents. Twelfth street
near Market.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs.-Don'
fail to procure Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething In chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain.
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest TO the mother. d&w
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The Uniontown (Pa.) Standard, In a
lengthy report Of tile dedication Of the
new N. E. Church there, Gays: "Mr. S,
N. Howard, Of Wheeling, W. Va, was
the architect, and the design is indicative
OF the superior genius Of this gentleman.
The church ia said to be the most attract.
i've and handsomest one in Fayette,
Greene, Weslmoreland and Somerset
counties, and one. Of the most pleasing
and we'll arranged churches in Western
PennsylYania,N
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TIE telephone mania has struck the
small boys. Last night two "kids" on
Chapline street. South Side; were shout.
ing In 4 tone Of voice that could be heard
half a dozen blocks into 4 couple Of old
peach cans connected together by a
clothes line. 9 wonderful, amt itH
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NEx Goopa An joins RoEMER's.-

NEw GOODS AT JOIN RoEMERis.-
All Wool French Cashmer at Soc.
New Styles Organdee Lawns 10 to lbc,
New Styles Granadiens 10 10 Soc.
New Styles Dress Goods s to 25c.
New Styles Carpets Is TO Zoe.
New Styles BRUSSELS al soc.
New Styles Wall Paper 8 to 10c.
New Styles Linen Suits 81 so to S. 90.
New Styles Parasols 81 % to SIS co..
Our 5-cent Counter is loaded with both
ornamental and useful articles.
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TALL WAEAT.-Richard Allen, Esqr.,
Of s%herrard, Marshall county, left at our
Office a sample Of wheat growing on bis
farm The specimen Is six and hall
feet high, and may be very properly slyl'
ep tall wheat.
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NATURDAY. JUNE is, 1878.
New AdYertisements.


Masonic Notice.
Norris anlon Boat Race.
Notice--Redemption Of Loan Bonds
Drowned.
China Mattiug-Friend & Son.
Sheet Wax-Flood's Picture Store.
Fruit Jars-Johp Friedel.
Fringed Rugs-Meudel. Booth & Co.
Music and Art-W. S. Hutchins.
strasburg Clock-E. L. Nicoll.
Agents Wanted.
A General Rebellion.
Astonishing.
A Great Historical Work.
For Sale-Country Residence.
Bookkeepiug-Harry Caldwell.
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TEMPERANCE NorEa-Mesrs. G. W.
Atkinson, John Woods and Capt. Bags
will address the temperance people al
Mozart Hall this evening. Rev. LYDIA will
give a temperance lecture at the same
ball on Sunday evening.
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REWARD oRPEREp.-In our adVertis'
ing columns this morning Messrs. Off,
Hall ( Co. offer a reward Tor the recoy.
cry OF the body Of Willie Carothsrs, who
was drowned on Thursday evening.
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RELIGIOUS MArrERs.-Rev. Geo. Hol.
linger, Of Wheeling, will hold religious
services at Neff's School House, Mounds
vile, tomorrow.
To morrow the Sacrament OF the Holy
Eucharist and Confirmation will be ad.
ministered at ST. Alphonsus Church By
the Ri. Rev. Bishop KAN TO 3 class OF
some ninety candidates, who have been
for the last four months under instruc'
lions with Rev. Father Collins. Rev.
Father Kreusch will preach in German at
the 10 O'Clock High Mass. and the RI.
Rev. Bishop in English at vespers. Prof.
G. Seiiz will preside at the organ and
lead the choir. Lambelloti Paschal Mass
will be rendered.
The subjects for sermons at the Eng.
lish Lutheran Church, Of Rev. Barnitz,
tomorrow, are: Morning, "The man in
the den Of %lions;" 2p. NJ, Sunday School
subject, "Messiah's Kingdom" 7:45 r. M,
1.-THE name on the vesture and thigh"
Tomorrow will be Trinity Sunday-so
called in honor OF the feast which is held
on that day In honor Of the Holy Trinity.
With Trinity Sunday closes the three
days Of prayer o in progress in the
Catholic Churches. Between the first
Sunday in Lent and Trinity Sunday all
good Catholics take Sacrament, and these
three days Of prayer are for all manner
Of people, especially those who have dur.
ing this time neglected their %opportuni.
ties Of taking communion.
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Dos'T forget III This will perhaps be
your only chance for 3 cheap trip to
Washington City, through by daylight
giving you a view Of the grand mountain
scenery. Round trip only ten dollars.
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MARTINS REPUTATION Dows IN MAR.
SHALL CousrY.-We are glad to know
that the people Of Moundsville can ap.:
preciate good eating. The Gdsete Of
that town says;
"sOme live to eat, while others eat 10
live; but be that as it may, the ap.
petite must be satisfied. At times the
appetite is as capricious and tickle as a
miss Of sixteen, but all more or less
strive 10 satisfy its cravings. The city
Of Wheeling can boast Of a purveyor
wao has few, II any, equals in this re-
spect, who bears The e%uphonious name OF
Martin Thornton, and bis place Of bust.
ness Is 1855 Market street. Now, when
you visit that city and want to eat to
live, or live to eat, give him call, and
we will wager a years subscription to
the Ntp STATE Gasstte against It's equiva.
lent that you will be fully satisfied and
pleased on calling at the above place."
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YESTERDAY afternoon VIM. Gelig fell
into the river near the mouth Of the
creek, and narrowly escaped drowning.
&c was rescued by a Mr.. RAIDER.
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JABIz GosxEY and Jack Brown we're
run 10 by Officer Graham last night t1f
drunkenness and disordetly conduct 10
the Second Ward Market.
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REMExsER the excursion to Washing.
ton City on Tuesday, June 18th. Ronnd
trip only Ten dollars, and good for i've
days.
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NEcKrrE socrA1.-The necktie social
OF the Good Templars will be continued
at the First Baptist Church at the head
Of 18th street to night, All are invited
To attend,
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soME Of the soldier boys were out prac.
tieing yesterday, and making other prep.
arations for the military shooting match.
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I!ox Tuesday morning, June 18Th, a
grand excursion will leave Wheeling via
Baltimore & Ohio, for Washington City.
Round trip tickets only $40, and good
for Eve days.