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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-19

BELMONT M1Ll.-A successful cast was
made at the Belmont Mill last night. The
mill is now in successful operation In all It's
DEPARTMENTS,
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CuRloslTY.-We were shown yesterday
BY George X. Wheat, Esq, a ticket for
Clay and Frelinghuysen In 1874, voted by
VIM i. EOR, iather.of A. @. Eoff. II 9
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The statement OF Alex. Updegraff, City
Clerk, setting forth the assessment Of the
district for the year 1870 is herewith pre-.
scented for the information OF the Board.
[See paper A aI
At the annual meeting OF the Commit
toe on Teachers and Schools, the Commits
sioner from Madison presented the need
Of that school for an assistant teacher in
the Grammar Room. While not disap-
proving OF the application, the committee
thought best to await the opening Of the
school for the current year, and see II the
necessity still continued. Its found that
the teaching force is not able to do tull
justice to the pupils in that department.
An assistant for half time and half pay
would give the relief asked for at present.
The same condition also exists in Centre.
This subject recommended to your consid-
GRAFTON. Respectfully submitted,
Jo9S @. HERyRY,
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Cheap Excursion 10 PIl1,burph

Take advantage OF the very low rate
S Of by the PY Q. &st. I. Ry., and visit
Pittsburgh and the great Exposition. Only
81 Is for round trip, including admission
10 Exposition. .if7 ~
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Bo1Ls, pimples, and all blood diseases
are cured BY "Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by all druggists,
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Cheap for Cash

Now is your time, II you wish to save
money: John Roemer Is daily receiving
large lots Of Cashmeres, Fancy Dress
Goods, Flannels. Good CaliCosat 5af, cents
per yard, and everything else at panic
prices. for cash. Callsoon at Nos. 20l0 and
202l Main street, II
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Table Linens, Towelings, Napkins, white
and co!ored Spreads, Damask Towels, etc.
Prices low. l.. BLUM & BIO.
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CHEAP i DRESS GOODS.

We offer over 200 pieces of Fall Dress goods
at 1Oc, nc, l5c, lsc, zoe and 25c.
Buy Silks and Dress Goods from us and YOU
will profit thereby.
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My vile says: yAiter all, there is, moth.
ing IKE the genuine Dr.. O. McI4ane's Cele-
6raled LIVER Pills, prepared by Fleming
BROS, OF Pittsburgh, Pa, but YOU must see
that the signature Of Fleming Bios h IN
every box, the market being Hooded with
limitations Of the name McLane Eneilsd
differently but having the same pronnnciS.
For Dyspepsia, Sick Head Ache or anv
disease arising from disordered liver, thew
have no equal. '@s'
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CIonIIs.

Five hundred cloaks now open for in.
Ipection at the cloak room OF /. Blum Z
Bro.
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AGrear Rnnn

The greatest boon to children teethine and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhna and other
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned Mn.
Windows Soothing Syrup, a safe and Certain
remedy Directions with every bottle. Price,
% cents. ts lI1rlH' ~
Browns vermifuge Comfits, for expelling
worms. are the most unfAiling and pieaaant
contectlon in the world. Price Is cents, For
sale by Logan, List& Co., and by all druggists.
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The finest stock Of silk dress goods in the
city at l. Blum & Bro.
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Come aud See Our Goods.
If you are out buying, drop in and see
our new stock and prices,
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WEDDING Nu1ICE.-GrOom aud guest,
buy your Ring and Present from
JACOB W. eRUBB, leSeler,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth
straetS,
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~ sAha5 y ~ Etennels, rs ssHt5 ~
You can buy hannels OF l. Blum 4 Bro,
Ct oldpriees; over 900 pieces to choose
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G. A. R. Meeting.
Assessment Notice.
Notice Central Telephone Company.
A Fine Opportunity 70 Purchase.
Printers Snpplies-H. z. shrlyer.
Cheap and Fine PapeB-stanton 4 Day.
export.
Local.
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FIannsIs and Blankets.

WepropOse to sell Gray Flaunels, Red Elan.
nelS, White Flannels, Barred Flanuels, and
all styles of French Flannels and Blanket, as
low rs the Lowest prices of last year. Having
bought previous to the advance, we urc now
willing to give our patrons the benefit.
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ALEX. UPDEoRATr, City Clerk.
The following communication was read


ALEX. UPDEoRAFr, City Clerk.
The following communication was read
and the change asked for was granted
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. IS, 1879.
ITO The Commissioners Of Clay Dist:
COMMUNICATING to a threatened
failure in strength, l would respectfully
request that Mrs. Dean be promoted from
Div. Q, Grade 2 to Div O, grade /, the po-
sition l now occupy; that Miss swift, Of
Div. G, Grade 8, be promoted TO Div, @,
Grade 2; that Miss McKernan be promo:
ted from Div. G, Grade 8, and that'I he
permitted to take charge OF Div. D, Grade
!, where the hours are shorter and me-
work lighter. JANE McCULLocu."
ITO accommodate Miss McCulloh, we,
the undersigned, are perfectly willing to
make the change mentioned above,
MIRIAM DEAN,
"LIzzIR NJ. SWIFT,
"LIBBIE MCKRNNAN."
A committee from Prof. Frasher, asking
that the pens invented by him be substf
tuted for Gillott's, was read, and on mo-
ton It was referred to the Committee on
Text Books for report, and the clerk was
not TO honor any more orders for
pens until further action Of the Board.
The application OF /. S. Haines for the
position Of teacher Of writing was laid on
the table.
The application Of Giluer & Hoyt, de-
string to place lightning conductors on the
school buildings, was laid on the table,
Communications from several success
full bidders for books were read, in which
they gave various reasons for not FLING
bonds as required by law, and the Super.
intendent was directed to notify them that
the bonds must be filed at once.
On motion OF Capt. Wilson, the lew
for school purposes for the ensuing year
was fixed at q cents on the 500. The
income Is made necessary on account OF
the decrease Of some !, 100, 900 in the as.
sessment for 1879. . TsrTFtf
adopted. -S'O'u''OA was
Reaolret, That the Clerk be authorized
to advertise for bids for Publishing clean
coal 70 supply the schools for the year,
commencing october !, 1879, and ending
September 80, 1850. That separate bids
be received or may be made Tor furnish.
ing:
EltstI tue SCHOOLS south OF the creek.
Second, the schools north OF the creek.
Third, the school on the Island.
Fourth, TO all the schools OF the CITY.
The right being reserved TO reject any
Or all bids. Contractor to give bond with
approved security for the faithful per.
'ormance Of contract Proposals receive. |
lble until October Is, 1879.
The following communication, from Mr.. |
lanes B. fancy, Collector Of the school |
und, was read, and the suggestions con.
aimed therein were adopted:
WHEELING, Sept. IS, 1870.
To- dc President and Members ofAe Board Of
Education:
GESTLrMEs:-I beg leave to call atten.
ion TO the fact that there will not be suffi.
lent funds to the credit OF the School
8uard at the end of the month to meet
eachers' salaries &c gE
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Notions & Dress Trimmings,

Our Stock is complete and We can sell you
Trimmings to match all our silk Goods, at
much lower prices than you will find them
elsewhere.
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TIM happiest results invariably attend,
the taking Of SELLERS Celebrated Liver
Pills.h Is cents per box.
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Silks. a1lgf
Every style Of plain and fancy silks and
black gtosgrain gilks at l. Blum'& Bro.

PIANO Instruction Books: ri
Lebert & stark's method, latest edition,
olarke's method, 50. ~
Richardson's method, $3.2S. vi.
Hunter 9 method, Sl.25., Z ~;
Mack's Organ method, g.
Getze,s Organ method, g. ID, Rsg's
All other musical works for equally low.
prices q sheib's Music Store, Washington
Hall. Z.
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FOR REM.
DOR RENT

PICN1C GRoUNDs-1 OFFER FOR
y RENTmy Picnic Grounds, well known u Or:sI
SSF9Se' miles north Of the city, on The p v, All.
~ nave erected on them { splendid dlbd4
platform, retrolhmvnt stands, bsne6eS aIa 81 Va
neeel9fy hlildingB pertaining 10 1ESI-esAn p.ei
Efoundks Tho grounds lie within " yards q fNR
u Fe'Sonl deairing 70 rent them etn all sFl
JOSEPH GR5ES,
Ap10 No lIE1 MnkVt struG
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White nlnnLa...
A Strange lseopIe.

Come and see them you will find bar.
gains. g.lI /. BLUM 4 BRo,
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James Dugan, resisting officer; $50 and
80 days, without bail.
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Adjourned until to-day atoA.N.
Police CouRr,Judgs Coanmey.

i, This court disposed Of the following
cases yesterday morning.
Rosey Kennon, Annie Meloy, Mary
Ann Meloy, drunk; s. and costs each.
Committed.
Jas. Dugan, John Dougherey, Thomas
Burke, drunk; So each. Committed,
George schell, disorderlyi $40, Com
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ers who could not raise the cash, together
with many small ones, In consequences Of
the business depression and stringeney Of
money during the past year, 20 i did mot
think Il prudent 10 resort 70 serious meas.
ures until the Board insisted on a settle.
ment. would therefore respectfully ask
for . poStponement Of said settlement for
another month. Respectfully,
JAMES B. fancy,
Collector School Fund.
On molten Of Captain Wilson, the Presi.
dent and Clerk Of the Board were author.
lied TO borrow 5000 for four months at
the lowest rate OF interest 10 be obtained,
On motion, Barnes & Co.'s offer 10 fur.
nish certain books at 81 each, which had
not heretofore been acted on, was adopted,
and Il was further resolved TO refer the 90.
lection OF o textbook on Botany to the
Committee on Text Books.
Along desultory discussion concerning
an old contract with Stanton & Davenport
took place, and II was finally resolved that
the Clerk be authorized TO advertise for
bids for such school supplies as are not
already bid for and under contract.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
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THRRMoNErER REcoRD.-Th following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, q
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
donaerorner, yesterday -
IAN. t1h. >. M Pm. IAN. i2a.Sr. NJ 7P4.
FSSt - ~ 10 81 u II 5@ n
So ss WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WAsHISeToS, septemberlo ,-t A. ~.
For Tennessee and osyalles, clear e..
partly cloudy weather, colder northeriy
winds, higher barometer. = ~, =
For the Lower Lakes, generally clear
weather, westerly winds stationary Or
lower temperature and higher barometer.
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GENTLEMEs:-I beg leave to call atten.
ton to the fact that there will not be suifi.
Gent funds to the credit OF the School
Board at the end of the month to meet
teachers salaries, &c.
Below is rough statement showing the
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IIO4 Main Street.

nENTlSrRY.-TU THOSE THAT De.
- - aIRE 70 ave their natural Grath 70 would N
mat Se ar DOW batter prepared than ever ieore q
Snao,S tasM 70 DO 10, By The use u an ELECTED
~ nsndtitaer Gad FilpgN With more eaSe 70 t,IlF
tauents Than haze hsrinforO bean made il thi1
By Iy ~ elSsS9efe, WiIhS6t the aid Of the EleetFic
demonstration. Cail md - for your elye'' es''A'
JAMES n. sURiiISON i SON
AuI No lN Market -, wHsellRE, W. Va. I,
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
DONELS0S.
BY DONALD.


harvesting about all done.
Steve Dwinnell is on the sick list.
The postoiiice is 10 he moved again.
Miss Ella Jernan was visiting at Bour-
bon last week
MI 0rmsby aud family have moved to
Saginaw, Mich.
The yield of whortleberrics seems to be
good this season.
s. Mayer, Of the firm OF Nuss5aum &
Mayer, and George Uncapher each had a
set of hands harvest ng the wheat left by
John Stringer. Mayer claims that it was
given him to secure him against loss, and
Uncspher claims that lac bought II. II
will be sc tiled by law suit.
Last Thursday woman by the name OF
Leiba died at III. L. Buffers where she has
beer making her home for short time.
She arose in the morning and went about
her work as usual until in the afternoon
she was standing at the table ironing
when she spoke, saying she felt dizzy.
fell to the floor and expired in few mo
ments. II is supposed that her death was
caused by heart disease.
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VIEWS AF0OT.
BY FLY.

ARGes. Ind, July 9th
Mr.. ]. Pickerl moved to his farm Tues
day.
G. N. Townsend is the boss marksman
Of this place.
Mr.. Thomas Shakes made Argos a call
last Monday.
Phil Barnes is studying law with S. j.
Holley, J. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Fink are visiting in
Bremen this week.
Rev. Hudson Mckee, OF Losansport,
was in Argos Tuesday.
b. +. Taylor moved TO his new resi-
dence in town Tuesday.
James Drummoud has laid aside his
self binder and says it is no go.
The 4th of July came and went without
any unusual occurrence in Argos
Prof A. NJ. Ward, of Plymouth, made
short visit to Argos last Monday
Rev. o. X. Beebe. of Union Malls, this
Stale, will deliver lecture to the people
Of Argos GA Temperance next "Wednesday
evening. He will also preach at the NJ
Z. church on Tuesday evening.
Last Tuesday drunken tramp claiming
TO he detective caused the arrest OF u
man named Reed, of Rochester, for horse
stealing. The affair was found to be all
bosh and the tramp WAS invited to git, and
he got.
Willie Waag came near tanning himself
last week by shooting himself in the knee
with revolver. He was shnotiag rats,
he said. but missed the rat and hit his
knee, Another Instance OF parents care.
lessness in allowing their boys to carry
weapons.
Mrs. Camp, wife o: Jonathan Camp, has
gone entirely insane from some unknown
cause. She is becoming savage and makes
the pee. ,le in her vicinity do just about
what she wants them to do. Arrange.
ments are being made for her removal 20
the asylum.
Mxrried-.At the residence Of th. bride
parents in Argos on last Wednesday eve
ming, by the Rev. Mr.. Saunders. Miss
Della Gordon 10 DR.. Austin II. johnson
The newly married couple started the
same evening for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Ia
visit the Dr.'s relatives. They have our
best wishes for their future happiness.
II is our sad duty TO add to the list OF
the dead, near and dear friend, Jasper l..
Lowry, aged 81 yrs. l M. and % days.
He was a member Of the NJ. L. church,
and WAS respected and loved by all who
knew him. The deceased was q young
man susceptible of making his mark in
this world, but 1t was the desire Of Him
who rules, for it to be not thus. Ailei
languisiing on beds of pain and affection
TOR many months, lac finally passed away
OIL last Monday morning to try the real
tiles of the unseen worl'. Funeral scr
vices on Tuesday, conducted by Rev. T. II.
Mckee, OF Loganspurt. The remains were
taken - the Baptist cemetery tor inter
aent.
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INWOOD.
by EQUINOX


Little Charlie Stevens is slowly improv-
lug
Mercury 0G degrees in the shade last
week.
The boys of Inwood are organizing a
cornet band.
Mcsiasters Sc Bro. have an immense
stock of goods.
Farmers are nearly done harvesting and
wheat is very good.
"Arc you going to tho walking match
and show" can be heard on every corner.
Most of the farmers and laboiers of this
vicinity spent the Fourth working in the
harvest field.
Mr.. Heber Pearson, Of Milwaukee. is in
town looking after the property Of Ezra
Pearson, deceased
Old MIR. Miller died July 3D.. Old age
was tie cause OF HE death. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Wool
pert at the NJ. L. Church.
Mr.. Eldred, who left this place for Wis
consiD, last week, stopped in Plymouth
and took with him young
lady, having first obtained the necessary
papers from the Clerk and secured the
justice who tied he knot
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Terrible Accident.

John Edwards, farmer about 40
years OF age, residing three miles
west or town. on the farm or Jerome
Thompson, was in Plymouth Satur-
day afternoon and remained until
late in the evening, starting home
about 40 o'clock it Is said
somewhat Intoxicated. Arriving
at the freight house of the
p. F, W. s. c. railroad, he con.
cluded TO climb on the freight train
going west, ride up to the summit
and then jump of. He says that he
was between the track and the plat
form and thought that he could get
to the west end OF the platform be-
fore the train caught hin, but the
train overlook him and knowing that
he would be crushed between the
platform and cars, he caught hold OF
. bar attached to the car and at
tempted to climb up. but his feet
slipped and he fell between tho cars
and the platform. He then tried to
crawl under the platform. but bis feet
and ankles we're caught beneath the
wheels and crushed. Darr Joseph
aud u brakeman heard him hollow
the train was stopped and they drew
him up on the. platform In u few
minutes a number OF persons had
gathered at the scene Of the accident
and he was carried to the Haslsnger.
or National Hotel. where Drs. Reyn-
olGs, Bowers, Wilson and A. 9. Holt
xendorfr amputated both linbs below
the knee. Mr.. Edwards manifested a
great deal of nerve, and it was with
difficulty that he could be induced to
take chloroform while the amputation
Was perforated. He says it did not
seem 10 hurt him much when bis
feet and ankles were crushed beneath
tho cars and he has not suffered very
much fron pain since. Ho seems
cheerful, talks Ia a clear, hrm tone OF
voice, and says that while he realizes
that be shall be d cripple FOR life. lie
thinks that he shall yet be able TO do
something TO make living. He has
wife and throe children. The acct
dent occurred within few feet OF
where Mcdonald was crushed to death
between tue cars and platform about
three years ago.
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wALKERTON.
BY ST. JOSEPH.

We have had glorious rain this (Mon.
day. morning and corn and oats look
well
Walkcrton boasts Of normal school,
AMI Prof. uas,ic is Fastening the exer-
cises thereof.
The propositions 10 issue bonds 10 brjld
! an cxientipn to- our sc,sooi house, was
voted down few days since.
Farmers ifcm LaPorte county were In
town yesterday Oferiag from $500 Ia
81 30 per day for harvest hands. and many
went away withou, getting the required
number.
b. II, Beail, n D. and L i. d. has
retired from AL these things and
gone to farming This leaves only Daily
IN the field when lac meets Robbins, OF
LaPor;e, then Games tho tag of war
Waikerton is hot Grccnback town but
not 50 hot US it was last year; yet we no
tice that when your county surveyor,
North, comes IN here lie seems literally
perspirssug with Grecnback theories, but
we suppose the PRESENTATION ceases when
he returns to the cooler atmosphere of the
Plymouth hard money Democrats
If you have never visited the great
! hucklcberry marsh extending from Siarke
and 81. Joe down into Marshall, embrac-
ing thousands OF acres, you. Mr.. Editor.
| as u CLEANER of news. should visit il some
Sunt'.y during the berry season. But it
would make You saddcr rs well as =
wiser man; for while many good people
congrcgale there, IL is the resort OF the
idle and vicious of all the surrounding
country, some coming even from Chicago.
was there yesterday Sunday, and saw
whisky and beer flowing like water for all
hat had money to buy. Women were
| there SO low and vile, that il seemed al
most impossible that they were once pure
and good. Drunkenness abounded, and
in the few minutes that We were there we
saw very black eye given the constable
of neighbonng town. The noted court
esan, ''IIuckie0erry Queen" was riding
through the avenues with . male escort
whe seemed proud If his position, hut as
she was In u naardln condition, she was
soon engaged in an alteration with fel
low who seemed 20 have as little self.
respect as she. aid language 80 vile and
shocking that II should have b.istered the
lips that uttered ii, was poured forth in
the presence Of women and little girls and
boys who stood by listening to every word
Gambling was openly carried on at a mum
her of places, and there was noue who had
the adholily to prevent it. Some Of the
good people up this way wonder if tic
officers in Marshall county, whose duty il
is TO enforce the law, knos of The open
violations that occur year aItet year at the
marsh part of their county.
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An Honest Medicine.

Ofall medicines advertised To cure any
affections of the Throat, Chest or Lungs,
we know of none we can recommend so
highly as DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Broncha,is, Hay Fever, Hoarsness, Tick
ling in the throat, loss Of &c, etc. This
medicine does positioely eUrc, and that
where everything else has failed. No
medicine can show one half so many pos
tive and permanent cures as have already
been affected by this truly wonderful REM
edy. For Asthma and Bronchitis it Is a
perfect specific. curing tho very worst ca
ses in the shortest time possible. We say
by all means give it n trial. Trial bottles
ten cents. Regular size sl.00. For sale
by l.. Tanner and G. Balm Il Co, Plym-
outh.