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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-26
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-05-26
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BALM

The MAeHo1IA BALM Sc n sure device for creating
o pure and blooming complexion.
1t conceals all natural bemishes in the most sur
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1t removes all roughness, eruptions, redness,
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1t drives away all evidences of fatigue and ex-
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1t makes the plainest fnce beautiful.
It gives the complexion dazzling purity ana
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful.
rotund, and plump.
It makes matron Of IS or 40 look not more than
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cultivated city belle.
The Maonolia Balm re@ores all Hemishes and con-
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Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
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all things considered, and may be had at any drug
store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

THE srEuHESyILLE ExcuRsIos.-It
was generally known during the past
week that arrangements had been made
for alarge excursion from this city and
vicinity 10 S%teubenyille yesterday, and II
stems that the truly good Mayor Of our
sister city, not relishipg such an ava
lanche OF Sunday callers as he had been
led 10 expect BY the glitteripg posters
announcing the proposed visit, determin-
ed. II possible, TO avert the impending ca.
iamily. He accordingly on Saturday
sent the following dispatch to Acting
Mayor HAndlan:
srruDEsvI1IE, o, May IS.
To dc Honorable Mayor Of Rhsling, W. Va:
Will you please notify the Captain Of
Steamer Express and alEo manager Of ex-
cursion who intend visiting u city to-
morrow, Sunday, for sport and pleasure,
that whilst our citizens would be glad to
have people or parties from Wheeling at
any other time than Sunday, we consider
the manner and time q violation Of the
laws Of State and municipal laws; and Is
the Chief Executive Of the city, | shall
enforce Sunday laws against all yiolators.
JSo. IRWIN, Mayor.
Mr.. Handlau handed the telegram TO
Captain Ripley, who at once notified
Captain Asa Booth Of its contents. The
Captain swore by the blue laws oil Con-
necticut and the Constitution Of the Unit.
ed States that the Express should go to
Steubenyille the following day, and go
she did. The weather was not as pleasant
as could have been desired, but Old Prob.
did not materially interfere with the sue.
cess Of the excursion. Bellaire, Wheel.
ing and Martins Ferry together
contributed $50 excursionista, = few OF
them ladies. The Express left our wharf
at $50 A. N. and arrived at S%teubenyille
precisely at / P. N. Rramers full brass
band was on board, and enlivened the oc.
casion with strains Of delicious music. A
large crowd had assembled at the Steu-
benyilIe wharf to await the arrival Of the
e%xcursionists, whom they were perhaps
led to believe, through the warning pro.
nunciamento OF their chief executive,
were bent on plumber, and liable to
sack the town. However, the large
crowd on the boat quietly disembarked,
and spent the afternoon in q very
orderly manner. Reliable gentlemen who
accompanied the party assure US that,
although the large crowd was made up Of
representatives Of nearly every class
Of society, they observed no dis.
order Whatever among them. Per-
haps the Steubenvillians may learn
from this that Wheeling people car go on
Sunday excursions and ut the same time
behave like rational beings. Laramie fed
the whole party, and did a land office
business. At 5 o'clock p. N. the boat left
Steubenville, and arrived at u wharf
in just two hours and fifteen minutes from
the time OF starting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

MUNICIPAL court sits to-day.
The rain laid the dust, anyhow.

The rain laid the dust, anyhow.
No police court matinee on Saturday.
THE United States District Court will
cit in this city next Monday.
The L. /. q. on Friday afternoon last
elected Irwin Singleton Fifth Sergeant.
A MOONLIGHT picnic on the Island is
talked Of by the Mathews Light Guards.
IT is predicted that we will have 5000
strangers in our city on the 30th. They
will be welcome.
PHILIP HAssHUMAKER, Of Matamoras,
says we may expect a big crowd from his
town on Decoration Day.
THE Beethovens will have q social
dance in their hall tonight, after the con.
cert at 81. Johns Church.
AsuRpRIsE is in store for the officers Of
q popular steamer, upon their return to
the city the latter part Of the week.
The cases Of Margaret Wilson va. CITY
Of Wheeling, and Theresa Hegner vs..
City Of Wheeling are set for trial In the
Circuit Court to-day.
The Bridgeport Brown Stockings and
Barons, OF Bellaire, had q match game Of
base ball in Bridgeport on Saturday. The
former were victorious BY q score Of IL
to 0.
Six deeds in fee, three release deeds
and four deeds Of trust were recorded by
The County Clerk on Saturday. This is
the biggest days work in this line for the
season.
SOME ten or twelve petty cases, prin-
cipally DRINKS and disorderlies, were
registered at police headquarters last
night at 10 o'clock. Look out for a field
day at the morning hearing.
The steamer Express has been engaged
10 bring a large excursion party to this
city from steubenyille next Sunday. His
Honor Mayor Irwin should come down
with the boys, and enjoy himself.
THE several military companies Of the
city marched to the Island on Saturday
evening, and were drilled on the Fair
Grounds by Major Miller. Battalion
drill is announced for next Saturday al.
ternoon also.
GENERAL JIM STANTON, OF the May
nard Rifle Club, at the match on Satur.
day, surprised his friends by making one
Of the most remarkable shots on record.
At the distance Of 1000 yards Jim dreWa
bead on the paint pot used by the marker,
and the spatter work on the target shows
where his ball struck. Bravo, JeemIl
Arlast there are indications that win.
ter Is nearly over. The weather warm.
ed up on Saturday and Sunday, and be-
came more ~seasonable. There was some.
thing very odd in the mingling Of button.
hole bouquets with heavy o~yercoats, and
In sitting beside..a glowing crate and
mixing q dish Of frost.bit strawberries
with a saucer Of ice.cream.
JANIS SurroS, who was released from
jail on Friday on $1,000 bail, TO answer ..
charge Of assault and robbery, was on
Saturday taken on q city commitment by
Officer 81. Myers, for the same offence,
and lodged in the work house. Sutton's
counsel have obtained 4 writ Of Aabeas
corpus TO show cause why he Il detainedin
custody, which will probably DO heardin
the Circuit Court to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were ad.
mitted 10 record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made May 10, 1878, by Rebecca
J. Daily and husband to James Billy, for
45 poles Of land on Castleman's Run, in
Liberty district; $l45.
Deed made May Is, 1878, by W.. J. W.
Cowden to Bridget Carney, wife Of VIM,
Carney, for the west half Of lot No. 203,
on the south side Of 10th street, East
Wheeling; $40.
Deed made May IS, 1878, by VIM. Car.
ney and wife to w. ]. w. Cowden, for the
west half OF lot No. 203, on the south side
Of 10th street, East Wheeling; $40.
Deed made May Is, 1878, by Alexander
Papnell to Susan Mason, wife Of John
Mason, Tor the south eleven feet Of lot No
AZ, ami the north eleven feet Of lot No,
46, fronting on Main street; Sl,750.
Deed made May II, 1873, by VIM. P,
Hubbard, trustee, to Thomas Prince, for
part Of lot No. 80, fronting 43 feet 8 in.
ches on Main street, North Wheeling;
Sl,750.
Deed made March 81, 1873, by Anna
NJ. Kryter and husband, Henry Kern and
others, to Eva Margareth Kern, widow Of
Thomas Kern, deceased, for the north hall
Of lot No. 1873, on Chapline street, in the
Fifth Ward; love and affection.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

THE CouRrs.-CRou1r CoURT-JudSe
Mdtfn-Court met at so'clock Saturday
morning.
Ada N. Boggs VS.. B. K. Friend ct al.
The demurrer to PLAINTIFF bill was
oVerruled, and defendants allowed 70 an
Hoover & Co. VS.. Jacob Lukert; appeal
from decree Of County Court. Decree
affirmed in part, and reversed In part,
and cause retained.
City Va. L. Heller; appeal from police
court. Judgment affirmed.
City Va. P. Medert; appeal from police
court. Judgment reversed and writ
State vs.. VIM. Harris; burglary. De-
murrer TO indictment oyerruled.
Same VI. same; entering boat with felo-
nious intent. Demurrer overruled.
NJ. II. Gregg, trustee, ys. B. F. Nc
Mechen. Issue directed 10 be tried by \
jury on the allegation Of payment
A decree was entered In the cause oil
Daniel Steenrod and others vs.. Emma B.
Carter, sustaining motion Of certain Of
the plaintiffs TO make the said Daniel
steenrod a party defendant, and for the
cause to proceed in the name Of such other
PLAINTIFF.
Robert Fordyce vs.. Grady q Wilton.
Motion to remand the cause TO rules,
made by defendant, overruled.
Julia A. Glasscock vs.. John A. Arm
strong ct al. Answer filed and cause sub.
mitted on merits.
Jane Schneider Va. b. s. Thornburg Ell
al. Demurrer and answers filed.
A writ Of habeaS corpus was Issued upon
the petition Of james Sutton, alleging
that he Is illegally detained in the GUS
tody OF the Superintendent OF the City
Prison. The writ was made returnable
at 4 o'clock.
The trial OF the issue out Of chancery
In the case Of Rouse's administrator vs..
Fleming was resumed At $50 A. N. The
case was argued to the jury by Messrs.
Caldwell and Caldwell for plaintiffs, and
Trainer and Barr for defendants, and sub
mitted,
The Sutton habeaS corpus case was post.
poned on account Of the absence Of Judge
Cranmer.
In the chancery suit OF Rouse's admin
strator vs.. Fleming, the jury found for
the plaintiff upon all the questions in dis.
Adjourned TO Monday at A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

MAYNARD RIFLE CLuD SHOOTING
MAToH.-The frat contest for the May
nard Prize Rifle took place Saturday at
Woodland Range. The competircSs were
Prof. Dwight, Spaulding Wallace, ]. D.
Stanton and Geo. W. Leighton. The
day was uufavorable for high scores on
account Of high and variable winds.
The conditions OF the match were Is
shots each atsO0, 900 and 1000 yards, one
sighting shot for each competitor at each
range. The match resulted in 4 tie be-
between Messrs. Dwight and Wallace, but
according TO the rules Of the National
Riae Association ties are decided by the
longest score at the longest range,
and Prof. Dwight having made the
highest score at 1000 yards the contest
was decided In his favor.
On Saturday next the Maynard Club
shoot a telegraph match with the Mont.
gomery Rifle Club, Of Sandy Spring, Nd.
The conditions Of the match are: Four
men from each club, distances 200 and 500
yards, Is shots at each range; at 200 yards
standing, off.hand, regulation target, 8
AhSh Jul olcl wv 1hiu5t iytuk ooWnI
without artificial rest, 22inch bulls eye;
each club TO rhoot on their own range at
the same time and the result to be tele.
graphed simultaneously. The match will
be purely forsport, no prize or other con.
alteration being dependent upon the re-
suit.
The prize cup for the military team
match, presented by the Maynard Rifle
Club, has arrived and is on exhibition at
@. P. Browns iewelry store. 1t ia a
beautiful work Of art standing l6 inches
high, surmounted by the figure OF n
soldier 10 4 kneeling position. On the
bowl Of the cup is a regulation 200 yard
target in frosted silver. The contest for
this cup will take place the day after the
sham battle-Slst inst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

WAsTEDro JUMP Isro Tue RIVER
Some fellow who was chuck full OF corn
juice created something Of a sensation on
the suspension bridge, on Saturday
evening, by climbing to the top Of the
railing and Furnishing his arms franti-
cally about his head, as II he contemplated
a leapinto the river. he was pulled down
from his perilous position by a couple Of
gentlemen, and upon being demonstrated
with said he was right glad that they had
happened along, az he didn't car about
drowning. The fellow did not give his
name, and Immediately after the incident
referred to proceeded on his way across
the Island TO Ohio. He carried 4 new
pair OF pants loose under his arm, with
out any wrapping, and it's inferred from
this by the ladies that he had purchased
a new pair Of spring %pantaloons which
didn't lit, and the agony Of the thought
suggested suicide,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

River Z feet5 inches last evening by
the marks.
Weather rainy and warm.
The 0Neal departed on Saturday
morning for Pithburgh at her usual hour.
The local packets arrived with their
usual regularity.
The Phaeton was put on the docks,
that Is one end Of her, to repair q leak.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati on
Saturday at 5 P. N.
The Salt Valley and Cherokee, for
Pittsburgh, passed up on Saturday night.
Quite q number OF towboats, with emp.
ty barges, also passed up after dark.
The Alice, from Pittsburgh, arrived
about 8 o'clock yesterday morning, and
after taking some freight departed for 81.
Louis.
The Express took out q large eIcur-
sion yesterday. She will be the packet
for Parkersburg to-day at 103 o'clock.
The Katie Stockdale, the steamer with
the iron wheel, which has been of for a
week repairing her shaft, will resume
her place in the Cincinnati trade 70 day
and will reach this city at her usual time
tonight. 49,,
The Andes, from Cincinnati, will be
due at 10 to-day.
lBy Telesraph.l
CINCINNATI, May 19.-River % feet l
inch and rising, Weather cloudy during
the day; clear tonight and warmer.
MEMPHIS, May 49, River falling
steadily. Weather clear and hot. Ar.
rived-Illinois, Vicksburg. Departed:
Florence Meyer, Cincinnati, City Of
Alton, New Orleans; Maude and Belle oil
Shreveport ST. Louis; Colorado, Vicks-
burg.
LOUISVILLE, May 19.-Clear and warm.
Departed-Charles Morgan,New Orleans
vint Sninkle, Memphis; Fashion, Pitts
burgh; James D. Parker, Ben franklin.
and G. B. Church, Cincinnati. River
rising, 10 feet 9 inches in canal.
EvAssvnLE, May17.-Westher rainsd
hard during last night; clear tonight,
River l6 feet and rising. Up-Maggie
Smith, Fawn, Ida. Down-Bowling
Green, Grey Eagle, Laura L. Davis
Business dull.
New ORLEANS, May:l9.-Arrived-
Future City and barges, 81. Louis; K. A
Wood and tow, Pittsburgh, both last
night; Commonwealth, St. Louis Golden
Rule, Cincinnati. Heavy rain all day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20
DOR RENT
dor RENT

EoR RENT
Two dwellings in the properly known as
the Fruit House. Possession giyer April
1St. Apply TO
FATHER SULLIVAN.
mrs No. 70 Thirteenth st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

DELEGATES TO AMERICAN MEDICAL
AssoorATros.-The following gentlemen
are delegates from the State Medical So
ciety to the American Medical Asocia.
tion, which conveues at Buffalo, New
York, June 4th: Drs. JIG. Hupp aud R.
w. Hazlett, Wheeling; L. s. Brock, Nor.
g~antown; W. ]. Bland, Weston; NJ, Camp.
bell, Parkersburg; ]. W. Ramsay, Clarks.
burg; 7. p Carpenter, Raymond City; ].
NJ. LaEzell, Fairmont; R, R. Frey, Port
land; L. @. Hunt, Parkersburg; ]. o.
Wall, Huntington.
The alternates are as follow: Drs. N.
F. Hullihen, Wheeling; j. q. storer, Tri.
adelphiA; W. Fl. Sharp, Volcano; N. s.
Hall, Harrisville;s s. B. stidser, Cameron;
L. F. Campbell, Point Pleasant; ]. n.
Bowcock, Clarksburg; L. r. Charter,
West Union; I. 7. Nickliu, Middlebourne.
Drs. Frissell and Hildreth are dele.
gates from the Ohio County Medical So
ciety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

When the tones OIL lnuial istur.
become harsh and dIsftlaL, v,Mab
tout Of tune" The nut niy hIaI
that far more wonderful lad naSEaI
piece Of mechanism, The hunla EIsrT
when It becomes disOrdertd. EsHt
actual disease, but those iAt more Wsss
causes, oyerwOrk, mental IaIity VI 4
living, may impVir Is vigOr u1 pttH
The best remedy for 4 Pirilaapsi
the vital energies, from thOK y IdI
from other causes, Is HostttiaIs si
Bitters, which is at The na. In L
agreeable and mind cheering wrHL ID
the best possible inylgOnut ID Laai
debility. tits au Incompatible ElsEfi
and anti.bilious medicine, sItlatAius
and ague, and prevents subsequHiIr1ih
It remedies with certainty al tAsnA
ness bowel and kidney eOnPIirs trPl
sia, nervousness, rheumatic rnsa r
many other bodily ailnsniL Iilsau
teracts influences which PitlaPs
disease. todtt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

AsHeSMEsT.-The friends Of Mr.. W
J. Sitter, a dry goods merchant Of Centre
Wheeling, will be sorry to learn that
he felt himself compelled on Friday last
to make an assignment for the benefit Of
his creditors. Until about a year ago the
house was Sitter & Roth. Since then Mr..
s. has been doing business alone. His
stock Of goods is large and in good or.
der. His liabilities are estimated ut
about $4,000, and his assets, goods and
accounts, at from ten TO twelve thousand.
W. q. Isett, his brother.in.law, lie his
principal creditor. Byjudicious handling
the asset may pay out 90 cents on the
dollar. Mr.. John s. Naylor, Of the firm
Of Wheat Isett & Naylor, is the assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

PERSONAL Pomn.-Mr. Charles A.
Goen, Of the Seventh Ward, goes to West
Liberty In . day or two TO recuperate,
BE will probably spend the summer in
The, country.
Hon. ]. Dunbar, Of steubenville, was
in the city on Saturday.
Nj. VIM. Vol, the we'll known ferry
man, on Saturday returned from an e1-
tensive trip through Kansas and In.
Messrs. W. d. sheib, H. T. Black, F.
P. Mcneil, J. P. Adams and John Fris-
sell returned from the Music Festival on
Saturday. Charley Franzheim Is still in
Cincinnati, and Will List left the party
at Wooster, Ohio, 10 spend a few days
with his brother, Mr.. Dan. List.
Mr.. Ben. Fisher recently received from
New York perhaps the finest Knight
Template sword ever brought to the city
It Is a beautiful blade, and We are not
surprised that the owner is proud Of 1t.
Mr.. VIM. H. Irwin, who has been spend.
ing the winter in the South, returned
home Saturday morning.
Deputy Sergeant Robertson, Of the
Fourth Ward, was presented with . hand
some belt and club by admiring friends
on Saturday.
Drs. Hildreth and Hupp will represent
the Ohio County Medical Society in the
State Medical Society, which conyenes al
Weston on Wednesday next. Dts. Fris-
sell and Hildreth are the delegates from
the Ohio County Society to the American
Medical Association, which meets at But.
falo, New York, June 9TH.
Private Dalzell will crate at MARITIME
Ferry on Decoration Day.
Mr.. ". Z. Troll, who recently removed
to Baltimore, is back on q visit.
Gov. Mathews has accepted an invita-.
tion 10 attend q meeiingo OF the Mt. Vernon
Association, June 14th.
Mrs. Henry Yoehl and her three
children started for Europe last Satur'
day.
Capt. Waddle, proprietor Of the Wells
burg and LaGrange ferry, is prospecting
in this neighborhood for the construction
OF 4 new boat. He knows where 10 get q
good bargain.
Mr.. VIM. Collins leaves to-day upon 6
visit to friends at Zanesyille, Ohio.
Josie Kramer brought home with him
from Cincinnati u nice lot Of new music.
Prof. Seidensticker, the well known
Cincinnati musician is spoken Of by our
Wheeling musicians as a irst.class gen
tleman. He did everything to make their
recent visit to the Queen City a pleasant
one.
Tommy Cockayne, the we'll known
violinist, fell in a swoon at Zinn's corner
on Saturday afternoon. The attack was
supposed to be caused by a rush Of blood
to the head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Woods, old resi-
dents Of Martins Ferry, now living 10
Iowa, are back on a visit 10 relatives and
friends.
Dr.J. NJ. Lazzsll, Of Fairmont, is reg.
istered at the Mcclure.
Mrs. F. A. Britt and Mrs. Charles
Tiemann took passage on the steamer
Alice, yesterday morning, for W~oodlawnr
Illinois, where they expect TO spend q
few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Frank L. Bender, who has been
taking the Associate Press report at the
Western Union telegraph Office for some
time past, has accepted a position Id
Pittsburgh, and will leave for that place
to-day. Frank is a No. l telegraph oper-
ator, and will give satisfaction in any
Office in the Union. He will be succeeded
here by Mr.. John A. Torrance, who is &
frst-class man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20
Ia YoUR IAN ram on FALLING OUT

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ine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy
Eve cents q bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. d4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

PREMIUM Ics CREAM.-Uncle Peter
Zinu, at the Bridge Corner, is now pre-.
pared to furnish his celebrated Premium
Ice Cream, upon short notice, to picnic
parties, festivals,and the public generally,
at the very lowest prices. Mr.. linn has
the reputation Of making the best ice
cream In this part OF the country, and the
popularity Of the Premium Ice Cream Is
wide spread. Try ii and see II Iii not ex-
actly as represented.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-20

NEW ORLEANS, May:ls.-Arriyed-
Future City and barges, ST.. Louis; K. A.
Wood and tow, Pittsburgh, both last
night; Commonwealth, St. Louis, Golden
Rule, Cincinnati. Heavy rain all day.