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nrief Montion.
Straw hats are iust getting ripe.

6THAH 0AIh AIH IUNE RDILI0V IlDe.
p,w,ss a.. .ko nornIrs - ....,.
80. naad ~ sos ne county ny susFs y
n, Co,A A,n..,.
,.nad " TnNo ~ VI a9'
H
OSLY one matrlage Incense was Issued by
0isrA fi0OA .Ns meeA
IHE recent lrosts nave damaged the
peach crop 70 o considerable extent.
The Council Committee on Health are
called TO meet at 1880 o'clock this evening.
YESTERDAY was the warnest day Of the
season, the mercury registering $50 in the
shade. 17 n E1rfRN
TaE employees Of the In Belle Glass
Works, oyerthe river, were paid on IN
gold on Saturday.
Tuv hovs aown n, ~. so,,b vh,ol,,,
Glass Works are arranging for n picple
on the Island early In lime.
M, nodIr;d.o Mt sohoo, ,,.,u ,,.o
,bais 6nh "nrS, oen.o,, ~ NV VIZ nSn,.oo
Uomva nN Edo. a,sS;Ss ~" wv NPV"
$3.50 ~
oEoEkHs 'Vur boarding house Com
sStHrdav oi,evneor % "ni ns Ope.S nou'0'
IT. So, 60
1HB OilEens street Railway COMPANY
ave maoe arrangements % complete the
&tenSlo Oh tneir line 70 benson's Ferry
JAMES LAPFERTY, an employee on the
Hempield Road, while stepping of q
train ct Taylorstown on Saturday, tripped
Slu te'i' S'iu Instantly Se,els utu,Se''
Q MAEHEWs on SATURDAY issued q
CIst hteutenant SVMulS9lou 70 yAIeS
:. McrHeIson' q sns %~reelorier Gignt In
iantry Trays, LeWisOurg' ece D Lewis
Frlee' resignea'
OK Saturday evening q small child OF
Henry Redman, while playing nea the
Sss rrocksd down bv q nSsSins SnssS'
AMI severeIv ;ninred Sbont the srS,S sSi
SbnrIdsrs Tbs i]nin,iaS ore nj ~ = sari.
ons ,bSrocter
a A4ss WeeuSg OF Worklng men mas
been called ior saturday evening, May
z+tl, ~ me HOuLs noase' 70 consider tne
RfopfleIy 81 organizing assembly.
now organized, and the eight hour move.
ment will also be discussed,
Tuv noet who san, mTbo blooL ros. ~
dartness IL round me- mnst S%SaIv have
hsan woIkino aiono MorLsI stsoat II Inc
vicinitv of he MasLot Horsa ",bar he
rat ave vent IN that aTnrsssior The
i;1hts oIonS Tho MAJ, T6nSa asa - az
tended IN afaII one m;Sbt saw ~ SorS ia Il
there,
ryr cooo n cborl0. po,t oh,.,,l ,,;,b
boasnS TbomS" Row ohSyt ,Sn LSeJ ,,,;tb
q hross snisot ot E9oS' Io Se,nO, ne " ooMn IIa
81 woeLs 400 SsS Snoiin J;SDos - naS
ta,JsY haIess ,Sorira MI ~
seaS aaac,aJ h. 5oionJnai oaaSl ~ nas
40 coats ~ ,be nnaa SnS eirn " ~
Jan,SseS "' S~e anu give IVY ~
e''
PANsIEs are the favorite flowers this sea-
son they come in all the varieties which
a sIe rsSu ny ny 49, ot ,iu OHs i hi, ueeP put oat
p1soS Tbasa IaSs " ' nsIIoJ o !V a1e nOSt
sss.n a. .Sov ta aro arc ara e1 ~ ~ :, fe IS a D
noIo, "a tho svss 81 FAY ~ pL Te y. tn ~ nan
Oao nd Le. Sesn,;tt.Ii e .i.,naS VI
nnJ NV '' O'"i SS'e's AieA
anu A'"
TIE Council Committee on Fire Depart
ment will recommend Council, at It's next
meeting, to put in complete repair the
Hope engine house, and repaint the BEL
frys OF the other houses. The committee
is reported to be strongly in favor OF q
paid fire department, as proposed by an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-12

Our goods are offered lower than the
lowest. Satisfy yourself and call on I.
Blum & Bro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-12

DR.. BULL's Baltimore Pills quickly re-
move the constipated habit Of body and
all oil its perniCious effects. Price only 25
cents. Sold by all druggists.
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adjourned to Q A. ". Monday.
POLICE Courr,Jlldas ctamme!

fOLICE OUURT-JWuJe VTuHIN15T'
The following docket was disposed Of on
Saturday morning:
Steele Miller wa fined s. for drunken
ness, aud committed in default.
Harry Bushman, who was also up for in
toxicatfon, had the same order entered in
his case.
Henry Dannenburg, a butcher, was
fined S. for a violation Of the market ordi-
nance. The fine was paid.
Charles Hoffman, Tor the same o~ffense,
was required to pay a fine Of S. and costs.
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NEW stock of American Watches for sale
JACOB W. GRUB, IsweIer,
Washington Hall, Cor. Market and Twelfth.
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~stvrTrRISo cured by Bates Appliances.
Send for description to Simpson 4 Co.,
Box 22S6, New York.
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CtosISa Our s4LE.-For the cheapest
and best boots and shoes in the city, 20 to
the assignment sale, Of Jerry Clemens, No,
IL Eleventh street. Rl
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AMERICAN and Foreign Music and Books.
Largest and cheapest supply, at s6eib's
Music Store, under Washington Hall.
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IT BEATS ALl.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'S.
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Domestic goods for less than present
Eastern cost, at /. Blum & Bros.
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CALL and learn the reductions in first.
class Dry Goods at l. Blum & Bros, 1l04
Main street.
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DOWN! DOWN.! DOWNN!

Lancaster GInghpms nj size.
Elegant Prints ~ &c
Best made Newest styles &c.
Elegant Lawns AT Toe.
French Orgaudies at IL I.2c.
French Orenndies al lSc, others
say cheap NJ 2Sc.
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We promised to sell lower than the low,
est; we are doing it Call and see.
I. BLUM & BRo,
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JAcEsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers can buy It OF Joseph
speidel & Co., in s, 10 and 2Opound pack
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HMyYoulA

Bold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet
DR. GriB,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial bottles IS cents.
Logan, List 4 Co., Agents. NwT4w
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BuSrISes lower at Blums' than else.
Hhere,=
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onrw Jaokson's best swee Navy Tobacco

BACK Cashmeres, at prices to defy com.
petition, at !. Blum 4 Bros,
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Fos cramps, colds, chills and fevers, take
JAMAICA GINGER.
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falling.
Weather clear and warm.
The Stockdale passed up Yesterday
morning, and will be down this evening
Tor Cincinnati.
The Fannie Tatum passed up yesterday,
from st. Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
The Courier and Chesapeake brought
up excursions from Parkersburg and Ma
rietta,, respectively, yesterday, and re.
turned last evening.
The Beethoven Singing Society and
their friends were taken to Cresap's Grove
BY the Mallie Ragon yesterday.
b O'Neal will bs tO-morrew's packet
lot Pittsburgh, leaving at 7 A, NJ.
h Salt Valley is due down in the
morning for Ironton.
The Emma Graham il due M in the
morning from Cincinnati to Pittsbureh.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati TO-
day. "
tBy Telegraph
CINCINNATI, May ll.-River 9 feet q
inches and falling. Weather fair and warm.
CAIRO, May 1O.-River IA feet 4 inches
and falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
LOUISVILLE May 11.-weather clear and
warm. River falling; 5 feet 10 inches in
canal.
EVANSVILLE, May 11.-Riyer falling: 8
ieet on the gauge. Weather clear. Mer-
curry 70'.
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.JAcKsoS's BEsr.-Giye 1t q trial and you
will use no other. Joseph speidel 4 Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have II.
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For Additional Local Sc FTra Page.
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SUPERIOR makes Of Silks; lower prices
than any other house in the trade.
/. BLUM & BRo,
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JosEr4 spElDn 4 Co, wholesale arocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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Our prices will suit everybody.
l. BLuM & BRo.
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Mausea.

WANTED.-To BoRRoW-sSOo ON
w real estase, worth $500. Address 3. NJ, In
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New AdVertisements.

Steamer Andes.
Fu%rnitato-G. Mendel & Co.
Sealed Proposals.
Applications for Appointment of Physi-
clans.
Notice-steckholders' Meeting.
Wanted-Young Man.
For Sale-House and Ground.
Progress Twin Tobacco C. s. Feeny-
Silks, &c.-t. Blum & BrO.-[Head Of
local.
THERMOMETERS RECoRD.-The following
shows the range of the Thermometer, as
observed at Schuepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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|WANTED.-oNE SALESMAN IN
~ each STATE 70 sell our goods. Salary 81, 900 year,
MFG. CO., ll6 Monroe 81, Chicago.
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Joseph Speidel& Go. have it at wholesale.
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SILKS sacrificed at Blums'.
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Good Goods Low.
Call on I. Blum & Bro.
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TAGs.-wE A1wIvs
eIS a5s ~ 81 sanS 2 full line Of DEHNIsoEs p
- lava Nhieh We are prepared 70 mini n 80,
~ fRkH 4 CANPHE1T
n 2nH n Ho0rSs.c1o "a
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1879-02-06

Sometime. when an LIES lessons have been
And suns and stars forevermore have set.
Tie things which our weak judgments here
have ,purned.
And things DER which we greve with lashes
VIII fssn before as. out of Iife's dark night.
As stars shine most in deeper tluts OF blue,
And we shall see how 3li Gods plans were right.
And how what seemed repr0of was love most
true
And we shall see how, when we frown and Sinh
Gods plan goes on aS best for YOU and me-.
How, when We called, he needed not our cry
Because his wisdom to the end could see.
Aud e'eu as prudent parents disallow
Too much ol sweet 20 craving babyhood.
So God, perhaps. is keeping from as now
llie's sweetest things, because 30 ~eemeth
good
And if, sometimes, comminsled with LIES
wine.
We nud the womwool. and rebel and shrink,
BE sure "a wiser hand than yours or mine
fours out This potion for your lipS 20 drink.
And DO some friend we love l- lying low
Where human kisses cannot reach bis face
Oh do not blame the Heavenly Father So.
But wear your sorow with obedleut grace.
And you shall shortly know thar heightened
breath
is not lie sweetest gin God sends his friend
And that, sometimes, the sable pain of death
Conceals the ialresf boon his love can send
II We could push aiar The gates of life
And stand within, and an Gods workings see
We could interpret all tlis doubt and strife
And lur each mystery could md o. Acf-
Bur not to-day. Then be content. poor heart,
Gods plans, ike lilies, pure ANA "nile uh-
We must not feart the cIose-shuf leaves apart
Time win reveal the ctlyXe. ol gold
Aud Do, through patient toll, We reach tne lama
Where tired feet With sandals loose may rest,
When we shall clearly know and understand
I think that we would say, "God knew tine
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CLALLAM CouSrT.
Neah Bay, New Dunsenes,. Port Angelo
ry-lL
cIAi.sE-
Battle Ground, Brush Prairie. Fourth Plain,
Martins Blun, Pioneer, ~tpusuinu, Union
Ridge. Vancouver. Washpueatl. Fern Prairie,
Ia Center, Hayes, laIcYiIst.
CHEHALrs.
CeiaryfIie, Chehals Point. Elma. Hoouiam.
Moutesino, uakvllle, Satsnp, sharon, Summit.
CoLUaIETA.
AIpowia, Barbsville, DAYTON Pomeroy, Tux
anon, Anueiia. Central Ferry, Alauengo.
CowLrrA
Castle Rock. Freepou, KaI3ma. Lower Cow
lifz. Monticello. IT. Coffin. Oak Point, Pcklu.
~ilverLake, COwecm1u, ulegua-
ISLAND.
Cpupeville, Coveland, Dueaily, U'salady
OaS Iltrbor.
IEFFFEsoN.
Port Discovery, Port ludlow, Port Townsend.
KING.
Back River, uwamish. Fail CITY. Seattle.
slaughter, Sno4uaimy. ~guack, White River.
Cherry valley Novelty, Milton, ,psceoia, Rcnton.
ErTsAP.
Port Biakeiy, Port Gamble, Port Madison.
Puri Orchard, -.abeck, IeckiL
KLICRIrAr
IIock House. Columbus. soliendaIc. KIicxi-
iai, White salmon, biake.yr Fu.dt Khckitat
Landing.
LEwls.
Aigeruon, Boi-fogt, ChehaIi-, Claquaio Cow
lifz. Glen Eden, Little Fails Meadow Brook .
Messy Rock Napaylue, NevauEum, ~yookuIn-
chuck, silver Creek WiuIocS, Na~eilo.
MASON.
Arcadia, Iightville, Oakland, skokomish.
PACIFIC.
Bruceport. Br0okfcld. Knappion. OysferviIle.
Riverside. south Bend. Unity. Wu1iwnri's
Landing, Bay Center, Lase Nien south Bend,
Ilwaco.
Elm. Franklin, lake View. New Tacoma.
puFaliup. Sfeilacoom city. Tacoma', Alder
town. Carbon. Acton, summer, Muck, Wilke-
son, Artondale.
san JUAN.
san JiNn, Topaz, Orcas, East sound, Friday
sSoHowIsH.
Centerville. lowell. MukHteo. Snohomish
rulallp, Park Place, ~iamwood.
sKANASIA.
Ca-caies, Collins Landing.
srEyENs.
crab creek, -Four Lakes, Fort CoiviIie. Hang
MANS Creek. Pine Grove, Rock Greek. Ensilir.
spokane Bridge, spokane falls, Union Ridge,
Walkers Pralrle.
THURsroN.
Coat Bark. Beaver, Miami Prairie, Olympus,
Tanalquoit. Teninoi Iumwaier- 1elm, indie
peudence, Key
WAHKrAKUW.
Cathlamci, Eagle CliG Skalnokaway, Wafer
fond.
WALIA WALLA
Plfaha Prairie. Waitsbuss Walla Walla',
Whitman, Wallula.
WHATCom-
Cedar Grove, Guemas, Ia Conner, Lehmhi,
Tummi, Lvudcn, Noofsachk, Point william
SninfSh. Seahome, Sciahmoo. ship Harbor
ship Island, skaglt. Truder. " Whatcom, FIdalgo.
WHITMAN.
Cedar Greek, Colfax, Evansville, Owensburg,
palouSe. Stepfoe. Union Flat, Walton, Clinton,
Ieitchville. Panawana, Pine Creek. Fosllia,
Auatone, Lincoln, Paiaha Ciiy, Uniouiown
YAKIMA.
-Atianum. Eliensburg. Fort Slmc0e, KittitaS,
SHs,oinlnow0ck, Nanum, Pleasant Grove, Selah,
Money Order onicos.
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New York, Jauuary G, 1879.

a BLOW AT MORMoNIsM The Sd
preme Court has at last rendered q de-
eisiou on the fundamental principle Of
Mormouism. 90 the effect that polyg-
amy, as practiced by this sect, Is iu-
dictabie a. crime. This eXplodes the
time-honored theory of the M0rmOus
that their peculiar Institution is upheld
bv That clause in the constitution which
guarantees the right to every citizen to
"worship God according 10 the dictates
OF their own conscience Hereafter.
Mormous cannot claim immunity from
punishment on the ground that poly.-
amy il their peculiar style of "wor-hip-
ing God" IL IL To be said I'm favor Of
these people, that they have sequestered
themselves from the public gaze ~
much as possible, and have done what
they could 10 avoid becoming a public
pest. Moreover, they have practiced
their religion without any hypocrisy,
and have never denied support, prOtec-
tion or public acknowledgment to any
of their "brevet wives" D." a. their polyg-
amous brethren OF other States are wont
% do. But now, as it seems the tide Of
western emigration has submerged
them, their 'institutionn has been
Justly indicted as criminal nuisance.
10 viii not avail them to claim that
their peculiar Oflense is cOvertly COM
mitted elsewhere without any thought
OF "worshiping God,n and j. wiuked az,
for the paramount rights Of society de-
mand that pOlygamy shall nowhere lie
openly legaliZed, even when it Is sim
cerely espoused as a matter Of religion.
The constitution grants liberty of con-
science, bat it does not legalize crime.
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a West Hill woman calls her hus-
hand Darkest Hour" because he comes
just before morning.
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The span Of life was lent for lofty du-
ties, not for seltishuess; not 20 he wilei
away from aimle-s dreams, but 20 i'm
prove ourselves aud save mankind.
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