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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-12
W. D. PnBuIaos.
BrLLA1m LocAls.

BKLLARE LocAIs-The attendance Al
Tie various churches during the Week Of
Prayer wa very eneosrsging-
The Osborne House property, by srder
Of County Commissioner CbarlesEorib,
vas appraised By General coSen, A. J.
Meyer and T. Strong. On Thursdsy last At
Sl6500. The property will De offered
next month Al public sale 70 satisfy
claims amounting TO about $4,000.
County Treasurer Kelly, aforner good
eitIeHof our place, on Tuesday Last eels-
brlied The 6tieenih anniversary Of his
nArrisee-ACrystal Weddipg.P Numer.
Gus Of his friends from here attended,
and the happy couple were the recipients
Of many congratulations andA very en-
ioyable time VA had during the entire
evening.
The -LeiierkrshI' singing society Of
this place will hold grand masquerade
The 81 Of this month AZ Zilehs Hall
Mr.. John Crulier, The popular halter,
= ieS days tinee, feeeiVeda fne addition
70 hisstoek, consisting Of eentsl ine halls.
The funeral Of the late L Talbott took
place yesterday forenoon.
The Captains and eress Of The steam
boats Sak Valley ADD MAllis Raeou, %
Unexpectedly, bat happily released IRON
hybsFuatiol, SereaetiTely preparingyek
tsrdly ior = start The Mlllie Raeoa
LETT for Wheeling yesterday and the.Slll
Valley will leave for Piitsbargh to-day.
Tie Carrie Brooks, which laid up tMer-
Ger NhArfboatlaDdin very unfortunately
about 4 A. \. yesterday was partially
beaehed By Tie heavy ice gorge and will.
probably remain in that petition until .
hsefn the river aolts Der %.
A r~eopening Of The sMnrphy more.
msnts At The Dfsifss5 Church this syen-
ing By Dr.. Thompson, il Tie great topic.
Of the day here Bring forward your.
ney year resolutious -boysS and have.
the proper stamp afixed thereon.
A msgni6cent elias easkei beautifully
and artiseSlly designed, The work Of Nj.
Isaac Grafton, L On exhibition At The
S,tahlishnent Of Arbsnx &.
Holman.
Capt Bsnsols South Wheeling f,rry.
boat b in running Operation, notSith-
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aLApEs IRON WORKS.

,,.,.4t,x a. tvvad eldstils Es1 dsht han:
dn-lEn1flryh@Iotn cal md IN hn9a 49,
1900 n dS7ipti6s and b0andGna ,t1e5eel
eanhe idly fn0En bYfstdsna % ms9l2t
1s0dIooaTsyfn< The aid llbd % 0eolts nlIz
m n GhieS AZ recorded IN the O1oeot les C,,ss
sIt6a cs11lT C1gTt a frsstGl e0lntys Wei VIZ
80 to.Vif: A dAd IN y tnes d1t11Y
11t.fsi1r IsX EfeL The othG gIe1Ila1a ~
49, inol q. a. Gnd AEnes Hd3ehefg oa11
49, Hnaman nd Nay atiEA
iCIh' ISL andree1rdsdh pesdbocsSn%SES
- : 6eodfF HSS Nrss tEel
~ = IA HsranEh dGtsd Nay sfth, lsIL al
seeer5ed "a Del Bo6k No. q, psss y 81
-, HIrISoa "a Martha A. Tdekett - tAe M,
HSrta1a Epd NETy Z AllnT for 9 t1ets e
Itnd both ~elnaininx TX nefas dAiet Sln9IA
IS70, m1 recorded n Dest boE 20 g5s
IN III 6ed fr0n IOhn B sbarud ard 0tetfi
"a n HHimtn, dAf4 Nay t1th, lsiA e,
eori-dIa DEED Book 30 q, p4Ses2ln9 aetea
frs1 N1tIfIf, GeorEs q ,Jln6l ", lula Ana
SSrah n Jaeksoa % I'D GeoFte Hard1an ~ e.
sere. dIted Nueh Jeth, IsE3 ndTeoSfas -
BOX No &sP.sss ~ - " "a "a
peFrks, dEe1 Nfreh nh, ~, ssd rseosata =
cyr1, "a EaneJ ]. Ikssoa % nd HEra9a1 y
= &c M ~ paes6L dEied JEns I'D, ~,
IA rFuor1sd In DedB1okAe a. rasaIs9aI
! S,ed tn BlekuSrInd Rshsa fdftI toslaa
Hsrdnan n 80 AaeA datea August lsihs ~
"a Feoosdel In Desd Book No. a,
III deSd fruaI J6hn 4. md hfyE Allnsr Z
~ M Hndaan Ef Lar tn1es q Ind en
ndrE - aens, dsts1 M1reh 1tthJ 80
49, n p-d Box Ne. Il, Page1 = : nd
ne W. un1tEtnEag In Tie G9Sresats =
aTeL yith an tn lnptoySt1esn A11 aRp1h
pEnos1 thsrsio n G1y Ntss he.oesing, nea1ns
~ fnrsea and fixtures, Endbs4ug the H1s pf49-
stFx eosJFytd % IhonRS Y.CEnby AID Qeofseh.
win. trasseeL Ior he nd GeorEs Hartman nd
Tiss 81 nortEiss Sad dIted SOTeneH IS III.
IA ~ Enlam vi md - nj
~ go a IA Coaaty Gsrk q nd Prs1oa
eoqufT. beinx ths nnS property en1IeytGt 70 Ne
,rd 81 RunA Jr, By HEnnihd foreSE sc
,dlCcnnisLonsE, a1ddseah Groood Eelstae
hnareosds q Rr6to1 county, Ntlt Nfstnh
TxE.s a. RlLE-Or&thln Il lie Plfeh1S
nooSy, q sch pcaier anSant thsceotas he par
ehassr nay eIecS % Py,e sh IN had hera9tns
istro goal yerly HyneAtA slh 10y -
DIV q als, Gnd tie deend paynens 70 = -
e4ffd ky dsed Il trast q the prDpsrty sd.
JAsREk Y. AOoRE, Trustee
BIZ HLSSBALf 0sErs Attsrnay.
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How Character Counts In Money
Matters These Times.

ua1u@
he chief feature otthe money market
Il tie eject Of tie disirnst prevailing By
reason Of the numerous frands and tAll-
ures recently brought TO light There l.
an aSundance Of Ioanable funds on The
market, bat unless the character for in
tegrity Of the applicant i good. no mat
Ter nov satisfactorily secured the paper
may Be, Il viii IA majority Of easeh,
b accepted. TIE party known to beur.
right IN HE dealings Offering paper finds
no diEGlfy In eomnandtng The eAah At
bank, the savings funds OF q capitalize
On The street, while We hear Of paper Of
parties oirspatbd large wealth, but uith-
out approved moral stains and correct.
bnsiress qualities, running the length Of.
ths street ard not finding = takef. This
tsIIs The saSet Of The prevailing dtstrust
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DIED.

KEELY-OaF 3dly noninE. At 6 Ssoek. Mn
KELLI, Et4Ssof lie lEte eesllnin
Kelly, u ths Hthy0r a her AZ.
Fass1l foa ksf hts ra5dssee, So 16t s1-
tssatA stssszc % Sunday, IEuuErY lS,h, at ball.
psss ess sS3oek. F1ttatI Il tAstraHy i.Titsa 10
Ittssa
RoDGERs-oa nsuissIy, JraEzry u. Is=x at
as Se0ek, Jams RoDsEn IN tAs 4lIt yaf q
rSs,rsi. rsa bis hie r,1s8sse., No aza JlesS
street. "a sas4ly. Jraulryt n ataSdoeL
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!booE OF faE coukI HOUSE, OF ReEsIU:s ;
mfTSTY. WE3T YIEGlSfA, Ereeed = - y
~ 49, ma bat 61asrths
- 49,. al . uneh thErecf amy HDe.3
IA uSyfhedsht sseGrsd ~ ND
IL Scaufd Interest thtnto1s az I. y
80 T6e iiltoGink Tsal otlts and ~
~ a Prrston eoanty, Wet YrSiga 60 "
f1kse1eeE, kn1Enn ne
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!. C HuyET, Aresonss
SAIL

By ytrfus e. desa q TINT na8s By DEail
Cashlng nd ria % JEEss.HeCnnsy % tfuItee,
diiGd July 1Sth, iS74 md reGrdd IN Book No
q, fohoe @. n the otas g the Gets q TIE o1n.
orisr II tha Circuit ColTt Il OH G0lnty. West
vtrrinia, Ea1a q III Ilth day SfNfay, 1871 slb-
stdtltinE ny naas - Trustee In sa4 deS1 ofuntt,
Irthaf Il Jones Ae1uney tyho ka Refused %
RrrE1, IHtl eGsrtu ale n pahlfe GBeto1. At DE
HA.t HIrEiniLnn n
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

oSycr OF wHErps a Blrrosr Bnparrs
WHEELnS. W. Va, De u, III.
ThsannuL nsetinz q The s~ioeIhansadas
Wkeeling& Bslna1t B53ge Co9Fny MI sA
a tbs csc q The Co1pany @ NoeaiH III va
day 81 JEnnny, is7S hstsesn ibe bogn 4 lA
81 6elekR s-,fior he e3aetjcn q nins nlnrn
tOHeEJe dzTins the ealRlnS ye4r.
d6BI JOS LAWSON, SNL
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TRusrEEs SALE OF
Valuable Fifth Ward Property.


By Jirtls q 1dssdd tTass ns1s b. JoNPA v.
dated FShEuEy Let, ls74 AID Ieo1Tded anol< ths
Trust Dad Rook No s Res1 9lG N. nd a
m oFtar a II CREST 6saItof 0h5s eoalty, Wtst
Vntn.A, nAds q that1h day 0H0Feab1, 1874.
tlhsirldng NJ NM n Trniiee In nd datd q
tflsl h IL Ehes AL na14 q JDa : Nht1t
aeSd, I vii efaf tf abs n PlhIe a1eftd1, 70 NJ
hiebat Erdbsst451eS. n tks tno1t dor q tie
cSartaols q okto ocant!p IVES VSgini1s q
SATURDAY, u isth sly q ESbraEy, is7s.
coaaSdss al ISstdoek AZ. tbs b1lssils L.
Effhsd PlPsEtI, thaib . uy: M thres llosy
ND 6lailttg q IL nIfh east drnag Mia
6ify 4 We jug knosn ~ csntIs Villa, u
sTen an1 ninety 81 tDd 80 - yhkh u bll3-
~ ~ besaeTusfsa, tnsstAsr viii EsdIssiOding
tht paFt Il ~ uEahared hl1sty 80 10 lhe rsaf
tksIesG gIkDiilg % IL allsy, \ ~lytlgDothO q
~ uSa e IL eatrs 4 thE soath VII Il nd
kultHlrE exFr6ndt0 nd aflsY.
1uNs % SaEE-sW0, lad - u1eA Dasn
Ia plFehnef nay sicet = an EDt ~ ens1 e
ssie' a onh; ftEo "a IL Isl day e Rshrsty.
Has St1looa tie Ii dY q Reb1h1y, iS1f t4o
IA Isl dye EthEliu, 1sef ttlo % usht
drT a FehfsIry, 1851; ttf21 oa IL La Day II
Fssrnuy, Iss2 sttO IN III lSt Day q EsbrlIry.
fsSS nSd ns hlare q The pa1haa D1neJ,H
ny,oa IL I'D Ist a ftbraEFy, issf al Vita h
tsfefffoa tAs DAY e nl-ddHr1 pynSn1 70
y Essafpa ~ todd tr1st - IL p1psFty N1-
"a Rlidlnr q sEnand ~ plfeA1E ~ bsa-
e1fefths trlSt HAShI8AL F0kBES
JInlnJ LIN, It5L 1r1a1os.
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5foasAlG
JOB

FoA SALE
IoHd lr nlsnI Hopsliy e1alI.1 n Efy
~ - n tf1ek . I've ltene
~ - osIFir nle tie a,ooa u neaee
81. va an ne hxigrs 49, - ipsi1
niHslM. I1aN echNELI5 EEt
q 81. IS aaLa .tIst:
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THEEcELIEscE on IHE coUSIEY.
SOCIETY.

AZ for society, 1t is all that eonld Be
expected, even far more. We have men
here formerly engaged in all professions,
largely predominsIing oTer the regular
farming CLAW, especially the school teach
er. We find graduates among our lady
friends, Of S~teubenviIle, Ohio, and Wash-
ington, Pa, and Gentlemen Of Delaware
and Nj Hope. Ohio, and ofSate Uniyer-
stiles Of Ne1 York and Indiana. Every
dissemination Of Christians are we'll rep
resented here, bat the g,eat want Of
houses Of Eorship il l.ill deeply felt
With means ~ hand 10 erect them the
prospect Of advancing and building up
lhe cause Of Christianity would Be
glorious. The worst class Of human be-
inss Gnd the most nunerouI here, are The
Lawyers, Who are lImost a bad a the
grasshoppers. Notwithstanding We are
up in The Arctic Zone q "a many back
there ~insinuate, yes We have no snoH or
winter yet i ploUed all last week. To
those seeking Tor homes in the west We
81! come and see u.s.
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TgusTEE's SALE

i
By ytrtas0 q Z tsoi q tltt Es8e b. jane BTl
y Nngnrtt, kts vita tOths uD5ss1fSned frossPS,
dated ths - day q DRoeDhel. In tka yax Is74,
and daily recorded Ia The GsFEf Gun
" C5Bit q Dab comfy. Wrss Vtglztl, IN Detd
4 rrast Bo6k se SPss tiE.4 IS I IN 60
TUESDAY, ~ iaA day q Fshrary. iss
Bezinntrs at 70 SdEk A.E q na Day. At lie
frintdooE0 q III ooaFt Ho1saf Uhto county, sEIl
II pahlie aReti0a tie fAI0Etsg described portIo1
Il ths AndfgE WoedI k0sls fETn, Ia RtEhlEn1
District IN saH es1nty, viz Rspnnlngat asnkE
nerG Isals kan, Garner nDlnIsl Gtpe'sl Ind,
and Silk Heavy CaStSnfs line DoTIh s. a6
III S-1oa Poles % aEAke enrnsf oNd c1St1rd
dJoAn B. Wnsol't esf1iG thssee viii The hns
e nd Nilap1 autR Hlth 81 rtstSi Isaiol Folo
70 SAKE In Ia esastY roH5; thsoes viii a6
nd Dath y eat S Ee-lfo Pola . q sale a1d
sf1nec thelee south ~ osf II 7-lo0 poleI 10 q
stake and ncnss thsDee e1st SH-io0 pelss nlung
GsAsefaa linst0 he p1esof heSilrlak enatalsieS
sEsIU, : TopdsGndT pashs, t1sahef With all
tks i3~prsvesenh thereon n4 the hsi1it1-
mats sd IpPlrtenEnea hdnsing thtfStA SI-
csSti1g al eoif Rotelyf1s Nil uIet AL AIhlSe4
o ia Tstriettoa that IL Farehhsf shan Ia Cd
Strugte q eae Up de md Eay ~ 1sed by Henry
CrISf1fd thfo1Eh nd tf1et.
TEKHs " EALx-os1.
iIiSlSAE JAMES P. R0GERS Trustee.
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DHsolU11oS.

Ihs rsTtnsukip Gxisdns bStUten VIZ ZIEni
Wn1 !. Ztnk, undd the eTu nlneu Va LII
&So1, ms aissolvsd % he Let day e Jus, ~,
Va INK rSihpE lie bGiiats Il lhhs
arm Win bs settled By Wm. Lark, Nb0 INtN
authorized 70 settle The hne AL I1tis taI.
ln~gihenselyes INDEBTED = he Era It aitttg
WA. INK 4 S0S.
DARTSERSHIP EoTICE-I haTs tlh dTh-
nttted ny so, AIbsTt Zlnt, - 1 lsnbfz
tie Furniture, CIrfst lad updtrakinE tsEs9.
uleI The arn nffnsot Wn. INK Ss, u
ed ttand, EksIe We Sll b PSad 70 hItLlR
cd tneo4l, and The P1the esptf1ly y inTNb
et1mtns CIR stick wv. ZISk 4 sos,
WHEEtINs, JanHryl, tS7A
N.R-we Eish al PlTta 70 diAinflI utE.
ItEra that rs hEIenothisg EhliETz 10 IVA
Wy. INK . nS,
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TRUsTEE's SALE
.TRusIkks FALL
.GIades Iron Works.
p.....n cnuntY. west virginia.

RJrRdaSodo .tr.aRal ~ Ahag IT,.
IT. Il ~ ~nnssaiEsed truftte, daisa -
n necenbGK. 1875 - !. TI1f
:, B.8s, - lad a
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Goods! Dress Goods
FURs. FURs!

Istiaf sad cAElIrsa's Fun # 81 tiD4h -
md Pdae& Hefe b oneIhinG uSial ~ ",
abb lor y0a % bay tR Chrstn iind ~ VA
Git Oar stoek L psV andti the hstlHl H
Nink, S6hle, Alaska Mink, L!hx. ga n
Clarenas Bic Cay, white (oosl,
FSltsDd Cosh SIM EDS Hss u lhotF@
1o1aa JE $3.50 .u,4
~kaeAi6s-Vdy S1isbs kr The HGi@!A
G11R ~ tnea.
GslUensnis ans csshntrs NHsGs-ia
nNlt1snt q theH very dsslable FoiL en-, rI
Laalaf Tsllghth Qoodi md HubAH, gLT
lac Tiea, CoAlrS md GA Hsi'fY iea n
EEerythlng leessaary % 81 yea Q"
AG34lyA
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HOUSE FOB sALE-Iosr trnIsUAsh,
hGs e1fh Efozt stfest ls1pd,ia ukish InoS
49, ~ ntIe foelA pa1tSy, hath
u the e4S11nL Ikere M lot anA ed Wiz
ndHa txtli@ - an thfua kaan NJ ri a
eytSieis ard TIE Foln1s Vtll InpIOTed-
Turns elsy. AIRY 70 HaJgy kRdtt.
ssz sossA Fpsas s ASeg4 iss
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NOTICE
INJECTION NOTICE.

he aauGal meeting If the It3kbddnIa,
Ktna Fire md NEripe InsGTasos CcnpnLd
Wheeilng, tH tie 6eedcu o. DintlNn Ti h,
hid at he eees dtkR eonfanJ. Nc liBNrfG
strrst. oa eondly. 1analIy lith, lEs, haIRi
RIcHAPD SAVAGE
IA StfirT.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

nyEtIrses FOB REHEAIkatdek dstIl-
IL frnI 20. iti nd f5 Eoafteeath l1elf
2h0sirtniH aTe rooaA hall : hehe1. fea.
ssaIoa ApdlfE AMY % HhE. sIiRktato
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.noURTY COURT OHIO COUNTY. DECEN-
VI EEs Ten, ls7L JEnErya4 ls5s
In he nattsr q the et1ie q Ge5.d D Knsx,
deazsed, En1 tie RegaHts q Gtofee AeaHA
In ExeeltG.
ArsParto q he 1eeol1ts a I'D psr1o1Ll TefTs-
,satEtiTS, nd Il he asba nd 6ezlrtl 1slinst
hs deeeHs1ta etats hryiny hsea Leila ths e1et
q tha CoEf uDdsr ehapsa AID he Az. & he
Legislature q BE- n2 q Wet SifEtsiAs Il In
ssTesth.HnIoa, NE3-Is1 nd nors tim tES
yeEa kaIioS s1psed Spes ike q~a1lifaioa q Sdd
f~EpFsKnahTe. Il AoEd4ud, % action q ISGia
LKnox and David C Khox Ie1iesd sid eess-
dsnt, tkatthe Geditsn0f MD dfeeisRt Ssall lhGE
nls 70, u1 hts this co1rtO1 The tnt day q
n raxt tam thG-eoL Nkfeh1ts PsuT&d bylEv
thiHean1ssa "a he Gat Aoa1ly q Nafea,A
b 1914 aalnt ths PyE.et lnd delivery q tes
essIts q thsdeeeceit % k8 leatez, sd that =
IGpySf TIN Or1Er tkLn b PlhHsAsd ooes . week
n tOlr weeks ta The IlSellteeoesE, d1ly ksla,
GDa posted 1t The fruat eoGr Gths CSurt Hous a
thfs enrnty, en- he seooDd Ao11ly II January,
80, ElA tssssesad Moe4HyGf he Rtbrlary r.
XsEs. aP,-.z.s
hIS-s R0sT. B wooDI cak.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sHa Grove AsroanstatIsa-n HI trzta caly
runs bstEosn Whelins and En GToTe-
fSis1benVI1s AnusnmodEtGl-1ktI tn1tn dur.
tnsthsday nsss hENssd and torrrd bstEeen
Martins fdTy md Bs1Aire ,tgpptEx Ehen rogut-
nlat herman HsaN, RtbaE1lA Wst wheeling
al GnEsl HIl.
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cAyG MONEY.

II yca vith 70 nAsIEhs II 90 q nora q
a. p5pllEr Paodiala q ~ Day etl 81 IL NJ
daliEie4 asA Hva tkutbT. RIpsn an1 NAsa-
hlss ars faEntthsd - nh5edht1 dthR dnfgG
q q QuTMHf,
lfo Ne Illt hafket street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

nIssoLUIIoS oP PARTSPRsBp
JASuAEY Isl, liz
M dru'ofn ittnlE 4 Bro ID thI dIy
ALsEgT DrTTYIl
M OyItg tFsds SHI b ooutInusI ~ tII :,
dersI<rea At the ed stand, ms NETIt, tuSSi
As ALBEIT DlTINn
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present, and speeches we're INDUCED in by
Hon. Milton Sayler, Hon. George H. Pen
dleton, Judge Whitman, Hon. Benjamin
Lefevre, Congressional nominee in the Sixth
District, Hon. George W. Houk of Dayton,
Gen. Warner, Gen. Durbin Ward. Hon.
Len. w. Goss, Hon. W. T. Forrest, Hon.
John A. Shank, Hon. John T. Follett, Hon.
H. L. Dickey, Gen. Barnabus Burns, Hon.
w. D. Hill, c. w. Gerard, James Foreman
and Col Welde of Hooking County.
On motion of Mr.. Magee the Committee
went into executive session for about an
hour. During that time it agreed to the
following plan of operations: The cam
paign is to open at
Hamilton. August 10th-Speakers: Hons.
A. G. Thurman and Milton Sayler.
Mansfield Saturday, August 17th-Speak-
ers: Gen. Durbin Ward and Hon. NJ. l.
Southland.
Logan, Hooking County August 24th-
Speakers: Gen. Thomas Ewing and Hon.
VIM. Z. Finck
Ironton, Lawrence County, August 3lst-
Speakers Gen. A. ]. Warner and Hon.
John F. Follett.
Columbus, Wednesday, September 3D.
Speakers Hon. George H. Pendleton and
Gen. A. V. Rice.
Other meetings will be arranged for the
campaign, commencing the first week in
September, and continue until the election.
General Morgan Hon. R. P. Ranney, Hon.
H. B. Payne, Frank G. lie Blond, J. F.
Mckinney, Geo. L. Converse, Frank H.
Hurd, John A. Mcmahon, General H. B.
Banning, w. 7. Forrest, Len Goss, John A.
Shank, George w. Houk, General Burns,
W. D. Hill, General Lefevre, II. G. Whit
man, I. c. Collins 7. L. Cunningham, L. B.
Eshelman, John Heisley, w. A, Lynch,
John McSweeney, Col, Seth Wildey, and
many others will take part in the campaign
at an early day.
The thanks of the Committee were voted
to the proprietor of the Highland House for
courtesies extended; also to Mr., Kerper, of
the Inclined Plane, and then the Commit
tee adjourned at the call Of the Chairman.
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Flashes.

Mr.. George Reynolds, father of T. c.
Reynolds, editor of the Beacon, died at
Akron, o.
Noah Robinson, of Burlington, Mo-, was
run over by the cars on the Bluffs Road,
and killed.
The last spike in the Springfield, Jackson
& Pomeroy Narrow-gauge Railroad, was
driven yesterday.
Williamsburg, KY, while trying to light
fire with coal-oil.
A servant girl, named Ryan, was burned
to death at Oakland, California, by an ex-
plosion of turpentine.
w. NJ. Shirley an old farmer, was muir
dered at Carrollton, ILL.,, by Jefferson Lee,
a young man Of the same place.
Three children of Manuel Jubacio at Lib
erty, Fresno County, California, were fatal
ly burned by the explosion of a lamp.
The body of an unknown woman, who
had without doubt been murdered, was
washed ashore at st. Louis yesterday.
A son of Samuel Althouse, aged twelve,
near Upper Sandusky, o., was struck by
lightning on load of wheat and killed.
T. X. Dixon, the Express messenger
charged with embezzling $2l, 900 at Paines-
fville o., was bound over in the sum of
$1,000.
An old German named Walkers COM
mitted suicide with pistol near Decatur,
III. He was soldier at the battle of
Waterloo.
A little daughter of Enos Wells was
struck by lightning at Wauseon, Ohio,
while riding on a load Of hay. Her recov-
cry is doubtful
| Some ruf1ians entered the barn of Jacob
Cross, near Rushvillc, Ind, ruined a fine
buggy and set of harness, and then shaved
the ail of a fine horse.
A man named Collins went crazy on re-
| ligion at Rhea Springs, East Tennessee, and
was placed in jail. Last Monday he killed
the jailer and almost killed the jailer's wife,
Smith Hornet attempted to hang himself
at Belmont. KY. but was cut down by a
negro named Samuels He then fell upon
Samuels and beat him numerically with
! a chair.
Owing to the absence of Mayor Beaudry
and the City Attorney, the trial of the
Orangemen at Montreal was yesterday post
poned until July 30th. An immense crowd
was in Court.
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Think for Yourself.

Thousands lead miserable lives, suffering
from dyspepsia, disordered stomach and
liver, producing bilousness, heartburn, Co.'S
tiveness, weakness, irregular appetite, low
spirits, raising food after eating, and often
ending in fatal attacks of fever. THEY
thy. The unfailing remedy, which is
yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta's
Radical Cure. Sold by John Keeshan,
Sixth and Walnut streets; ]. D. Wells,
Fourth street and Central avenue; H. f.
Reum, Fifth and Broadway.
A 25c bottle will convince you of its mcr-
its. Don't delay another hour after read
ing this, but 60 and get bottle, and your
relief is as certain as you live. Will you
do it or will you continue to suffer? Think
for yourself.
Prof Parkers Pleasant Worm Syrup is
perfectly safe and extremely palatable. No
physic required. Costs 25c. Try it.
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Death of a Priest.

Rev. Dr. Henry G. Kuhr, late pastor Of
st. Philomena Church, on Pearl street near
Pike, died yesterday evening at o'clock,
at the Betts-street Hospital of lingering
illness.
The deceased was born in Hanover in
1903. After completing his studies for the
priesthood, he went to Rome, and in 1885
was ordained a priest, he having graduated
in Germany as Doctor of Divinity. Upon
his arrival in this city he was appointed by
the Archbishop as pastor of St. Philomena
Church, where he remained until his last
fatal illness.
His funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at o'clock.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic State Executive Committee

A meeting of the Democratic State Exec
utive Committee was called for clock
yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the
Grand Hotel, but owing to the heat the
meeting was adjourned to the Highland
House. Those present were
First Distrct-Lewis G. Bernard.
Second Digrict-Slas w. Hoffman.
Third District-Jarvls Hargitt.
Fourth District-J. S. Robb
Fifth DistriCt-James A. Gilmore.
Sixth d strCt-L. NJ. Nelly.
Seventh Dstrict--John H. Magee.
Eighth District
Ninth District-John G. Thompson.
Tenth District-I b. Smith
Eleventh District-GcOrge p. Tyler.
Twelfth DISTRICTS W Hoffman, proxy
Thirteenth Distrct-Joseph F. Foreman.
Fourteenth Dstrict-Joseph G. Huffman.
Fifteenth Dstrict-Charles ii. Matthews.
Sixteenth District-B f. Nelson
Seventeenth Distrct-Henry O'Hagan.
Eighteenth Disrict-H. II. McFadden, proxy.
Nineteenth Dstnct--Not represented.
Twentieth District-Not represented.
Among the prominent Democrats we
noted Hon. George II. Pendleton; David r.
Paige of Akron, candidate for Secre ary of
State; Rush K. Fields of Mansfield, candi-
date for member of the. Board of Public
Works; Col James s. Grail, of Mansfield;
Carson Lake. Of Akron; Gen. A. J. Warner,
of Marietta; Hon. George HGuk, of Day
ton; Judge McKemy, Of Hamilton; Hon.
Barnabus Burns Hon. w. D. Hill, of
Defiance; Frank Wilson of Columbus; Gen
eral Durbin Ward, General Ben. LeFevre,
Hon. Frank LeBlond; Hon. L. G. Savage of
Auglaize Hon. Chas. B. Flood, Columbus
and R. D. Marshall, Wapakoneta; Hon.
Milt Sayler, General H. B. Banning L. W.
Goss, Hon. J. A. Shank, Hon. w. T. Forrest,
Judge Whitman, G. w. Gerard Jerry Kier-
sted, John F, Follett, and numerous others.
Mr.. John 6. Thompson announced the
object of the meeting to be to decide the
time and place of opening the campaign.
He said that the State Executive Commit
tee had been at work, and had taken all
preliminary steps to organize the party
throughout the State, and its work was well
advanced.
Mr.. Hargitt moved to open the campaign
In Hamilton, Butler County, August 10th.
Mr.. Smith moved to amend by fixing the
dale August oath
Mr.. Milo Dodds moved as substitute
that the campaign be opened at Columbus
August 22d.
Hon Frank LeBlond said 1t was inmate
rial where the key notes were struck
though Mansfield, Columbus or Cleveland
would ba good place.
The subject was then dropped for the