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THE GREAT EXCURSION on WEDNESDAY
MKT TO FLUsHlSe, .0.-Pldns and Pros.
pectS.-Finding great deal Of interest in
the excursion from this city TO Flushing
on Wednesday next, we have secured the
following INFORMATION concerning 1t,
which will be read with avidity by hun.
dreds Of our subscribers, and especially by
the many who expect TO participate in it,
These excursions are not gotten up to
make money, but with the object OF secur.
ing to the participants q day of unalloyed
enjoyment at nominal expense. Thrust
be admitted that they are quite successful.
For this one the striCtest attention has
been paid to details, and perfect arrange
ments made for shelter In case OF rain.
We can say from personal knowledge that
the locality selected and the country tray.
ersed on the route, cannot be exceeded
for the natural beauty Of its scenery, the
purity OF its air, or the hospitality Of It's
inhabitants. The Flushing band has
promised to be present, and the picnic will
be attended by large numbers Of the coun'
try people In the neiRhhorhood.
Excursionists from South and Centre
Wheeling can cross the river at West
Wheeling and take the cars there. From
East Wheeling and North Wheeling they
take cars on barSes or steamboat, at the
foot OF Twelfth street, and from the Isl.
and go to Bridgeport. Street cars will car.
~ passengers from North or South Wheel
ing, and points intervening, to Twelfth
street or West Wheeling Ferry, for six
cents Tor round trip. These tickets must
be bought with excursion tickets, at Mr..
Zeveley's 1881 Market street. Tickets are |
sold only there and at William, Alexan.
der's, in Bridgeport.
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SATURDAYS TARIFF DRMoSsrRATfos.-
For some weeks back the members Of the
Amalgamated Association OF Iron, Steel
and lin Workers have been preparing for
q grand demonstration In favor OF high
protective tariff. Beaver, Pa, was select
ed as the place for holding the demonstra.
ton, and Saturday, June 9th as the day.
The different lodges Of the Association in
this city had been actively at work get.
ting ready to attend this movement, and
Saturday morning large number Of them
gathered in front OF the Capitol, where
Kramer's band was waiting to lead the
procession to Bridgeport. At this point
they were met by the Rtnaville and Mar.
tins Ferry delegations and the Martins
Ferry band. About 8 o'clock the train
with the Bellaire lodges aboard arrived,
and in a few minutes the others were
aboard. The train again left, and about
10 O'Clock Beaver was reached. Here were
found several other delegations which had
come in shortly before and all accompa.
MED by bands, which latter appeared to
be one OF the chief features OF the day,
as no less than thirty.six were present.
About 1890 trains began arriving very
fast on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie
Road, the Erie and Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne
and Chicago, and Cleveland and Pitts
burgh, and by I'm. the town was literally
packed with people.
Beaver, the place selected for the occa.
sion, Is delightful town OF perhaps $500
inhabitants. It Is situated upon an eleva-
ted plain upon the bluffs formed BY the
confluence OF the Ohio and Beaver rivers,
and is one OF the most beautiful towns in
Western Pennsylvania, It's fair grounds
being large and convenient, its streets
wide and good, It's court house large and
elegant structure, its parks and commons
large and commodious, and Its trees nu-
merous and outrageous. To this town,
therefore, come the thousands from their
packed and dusty warehouses, their lorges,
their hot and disagreeable mills, for the
purpose OF recreation and passing the day
as pleasantly as possible.
During the forenoon little was done, and
soon after dinner the fair grounds was
filled, and alter several contests OF foot.rac.
ing, walking, climbing creased poles, &c,
John Jarrett, President OF the Association,
called the convention to order, and in q
well timed speech recited the object oil the
gathering. The Secretary then read let.
ters from Cows. Hoyt, Mathews, Fisher
and others, expressing regret on account
OF inability to attend.
Hon. W. s. shellaberger, Hon. L. D,
Woodward, Hon. ]. Il. Hopkins, Hon
Thos. H. Bayne, Joseph Bishop, Esq, ex'
president OF the association, and Others
made able and eloquent speeches in favor
OF the tariff, and at o'clock the demon
stration was over and the thousands again
boarded the train and left for home.
We are sorry the lack OF space precludet
the possibility Of giving Mr.. Bishops
speech in full, as it was sensible affair
and one that all admired.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, secretary OF the Anal
gamated Association was also present, and
was very kind and obliging to the report
ers, OF whom there was large number
present,
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATR.-The fol.
lowing transfers OF real estate were admit
ted TO record in the County Clerks Office
Saturday:
Mcclure, In consideration OF 1000, for lot
0, In square l, In Carroll & Bakers addi-
ton to Wheeling.
Deed made June 2, 1880, by Simon Hork-
heimer and Babetta his wife, to Robert NJ.
Stewart, in consideration Of %, 250, for lot
8, In square 10, on the southeast corner OF
Market and Eleventh streets.
Deed made June5, 1880, by A. ]. Clarke
and Geo. B. Caldwell, special commission
ers, to Samuel G. Robinson, in considera-
ton OF S742 so, for the north half OF lot 80,
In Daniel zane's addition on the Island.
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FLORAL ANNIvERsARY.-0n yesterday
afternoon one OF the most attractive floral
anniversaries ever held in the city took
place ut the Third Presbyterian Church.
Every foot OF room In the church was oc-
cupied, while many were turned away,
unable to gain admission. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and plants Of every description. Over
arching the pulpit, In lettera Of moss, was
the motto, "Sutfer little children to come
unto Me-" On either side Of the platform
were two circular stands, graced by fifty
boquets artistically arranged. In the CEN
ire OF the platfarm stood Q cross, seven
feet in height, bordered with ferns and
flowers; vases OF flowers and ferns stood
about and upon It's pedestal. Adjusted to
the cross was shield Of pure white, con-
tanning the motto Consecrated, lord, to
Thee.H
The cross and shield contained thirty
eight peiOrations, that were filled with
button-hole bouquets brought by the
children, and presented to the Superin-
tendent, with an appropriate verse Of
Scripture, the Superintendent thrusting
them into the peforations, thus In NOM
ent Transforming the plain green cross In
TO vast boquet OF flowers, from which
the shield and It's motto stood out in bold
relief. Az the last verse was recited
beautiful hymn OF conservation, was sung
by Misses Emma Steele and Ida Jaeger,
the choir joining In the chorus. The other
exercises were interesting and appropri-
ate, especially the presentation of bas-
ket OF flowers to the pastor, Interesting
addresses were delivered by Alexander
Bone and Rev. Mccarthy. On the whole
the exercises were agreat success, and re-
flected great credit upon the officers and
teachers OF the School,
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In a late article upon the palmy days Of
steamboat life on the Mississippi, In which
special mention Is made OF Capt, Chas. N.
CORR, OF Louisville, and the abatement Of
his cure after years Of suffering with
Rheumatism, the Louisville (Ky.) CONNER.
cidi, says: Such Inducements as the fore.
going, coming from our own people,
leave no doubt, that the emphatic claims
made In the interest Of St. Jacobs Oil are
fully justified and most strongly founded,
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EOR SALE low.

DOR sALE-ELIGIBLE AND DESr
l. RABLE Family Resldenee-1hat large, cow ~
ent and we'll lccaud dwelling Of Alex. Turner ~
no ChaPllng street, being Brick building ,ntSId
ing II convenient rooms, excellent cellar, gSs M
water throughout the house, In the best OF oS,in
ard Situated In one Of the best neighbour oos II th
city the only reason for selling being tn. mai %
her Of tho owner and occupants family nov rs.jSJn
there. For further information apply n At PY LHb
DER BONE, General BuSlneW Az and ISjs No..
street. CrsnElC's Block, over City hlDF, mas
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Court adi burned until July l2, 1880.


4'S"ASA4 az SSS"A' ''sV S''''
This Court met Saturday at. o'clock A
NJ, and transacted the following business:
The Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling railroad vs. G. W. Kennedy, in
assumpsit. The defendant plead non as:
sumpsit, and the case was continued until
next term.
John Ruhl vs.. Joseph Rubl, in chancery.
Petition OF Joseph Ruhl filed and decree
entered requiring Commissioner 0'Keefe
TO. pay over to Joseph Rhul the sum OF
1926 10, to satisfy lien held by him.
Armstrong, Coen & Go. vs. Theodore
McGinnis ct. al, in chancery. Order
entered requiring the receiver in this case
to take out insurance on the premises in
mention.
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We hereby inform our patrons that the
Celebrated Kulmbacher Beer, will lie on
draught in all the principle Sample Rooms
in the City, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins
Ferry and Benwood, Saturday, June 9th.
NAIL Cry Brewing Co.
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Ghe gate4iaeufer,
omce, Nov. rs and n Fourieenth street.
New Advertisements.

For Cincinnati-Andes.
Choice Coifees-C. Behrens.
Wanted-Proi. Hogon. -.
New Buggies and Phaetons-J. W.
Foundry and Machine Shop For Sale
Alex. Bone, General business Agent.
New Silverware-Turner q Dillon.
Kulmbacher Beer-Chris. Siebke.
Ohio Lodge, No. l, A. F. and A. NJ.
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WARRINGTON, June 7.-1A.x.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary or
rising, barometer, west winds, warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, rising barometer,
stationary or higher temperature, westerly
winds, and partly cloudy weather.
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Inc building AbsoClAtlou ChoS9 ,meAS
partially argued and will be finished
to-day. 81
O'Clock.
CIRCUIT CouRr - Judge 4elvin.
This Court met at ga. NJ. as usual Sat
urday, and transacted the following BUSH
ness:
JOS. speidel & Co. vs. q. H. Dudley &
Co. Motion by defendant TO remove to
Circuit Court Of the U. S. Argued and
submitted. Barr, for plaintiff; Ewing, for
defendant.
B. go. R. R. Go. vs.. VIM. Philips, JUS
tice. Demurrer to defendants answer to
mandamus sustained and judgement for
peremptory mandamus. Russell, Tor
plaintiff; Jacob, Cracrait & Ferguson, for
defendant.
Richard Nolan VS.. Rose Lyons. Judg-
ment in favor OF defendant against gar
nishee for $50. Davenport and Doveler,
for defendant.
Julia McCune va. S. B. Morgan and
others. Answer OF E. @. Morgan filed,
also exceptions by same to report OF com.
missioner. Submitted. Jones and Clarke,
loC EoLlpthluhuLt OuCuEAu huu SOSAiaA
and Hubbard, for defendants.
May A. Hemphill, vs.. A. F. Hedges
and others. Appearance entered for
White, one Of the defendants, and decree
OF reference. Walton and Hugus, for COM
plainant, Clarke, for defendant White:
Louisa Seibright vs.. @. W. Seibright
Argument concluded and cause submitted
Peck for plaintiff, Davenportand Dovener,
for defendants.
Thomas Porter vs.. Merchants National
Bank OF Wheeling. Submitted upon ex-
captions to answer. White, for plaintiff
Clarke. for defendant.
w. B. Curtis vs. J. H. Cox. Motion by
defendant to re.tax certain costs. Sub
mitted. Good and Cracraft, for plaintiff
Cochran & Cochran, for defendants.
William Gaughan, Henry Simon and
Joseph SchmetZenitz were naturalized.
w. w. Blanchard VS.. Thomas G. Britt
Motion for New trial.. Submitted, with
lieye to file briefs. Peck & Hubbard, fol
plaintiff; Caldwell and Doyener, for de-
fendant.
T. W. Weitzel Us. ]. F. Ruhl. Judg.
ment for plaintiff, and garnishee directed
to pay sum sufficient to satisfy the judg
ment. Good and Jacob, for plaintiff
0'keefe, for garnishee.
T. Hegner vs.. Wheeling. Motion for 9
new trial submitted, with leave to file
briefs. Russell and stifel, for plaintiff
LETTERS, for defendant.
NJ. NJ. Dunlap vs.. James Dunlap and
others. Submitted upon exceptions to
the Commissioners report. Good and
Jacob, for plaintiff; Hubbard and Russell
for defendants.
Jos. Hanson VS.. Ohio County. Demand
Sustained, and leave to amend.
Thomas Curran vs. r. P. & W. o. 7. Co
Motion for new trial admitted, with leave
to file atiidavits. Pendleton & Pendletor
for plaintiff; Cowden & Cowden for de
PENDANT.
sherilf's. stenographers' and pages
bills ordered to be certified.
John E. Land VS.. E. NJ. Land. Divorce
granted complainant. Jordan for plaintiff
| Melissa j. Gardner vs.. ]. K. Gardner
Decree against defendant for divorce
Jordan for plaintiff.
Court adjourned until July IL, 1880.
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He coughed he coughedl His eyes ran /;
he looked redder in the face than lob.
ster. But Sellers Cough Syrup" cured
him.
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THE Ladies' Praying Band held their at.
ternoon prayer meeting at Otis Hall, at
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs. RheildatTer led the
meeting.
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TAKE cdr. Sellers Cough Syrup" and
no one in the city keeps clearer OF coughs
and colds than l. Druggists sell 1t. Price
% cents.
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Adionrned tiII Tuesday at IQ q. y.

MORE PETTY CAsEs.-'Squire ". W.
Miller had two cases on Saturday that
would have been Imaginable had they not
been disgusting. A Mrs. Sanders. col
ored woman, had one VIM. R. Watkins
arrested on peace warrant. She alleged
that he had repeatedly threatened to kill
her, and she feared personal violence; al.
so, that he had called her Odd niger"
and other vile epithets. Two white women
|corroborated her story. Watkins and sew
eral others swore, on the contrary, that
the complainant had called the defendant
numerous offensive names and that he in
return merely pronounced her "a dog
goned Ooiored woman" The defendant
and one Of his witnesses were druus, and
the Squire taking this into consideration,
held him in 500 bond, In spite OF plea
from the defendants attorney, "Sou
might reduce the bond lower, 's0uireF"
At this juncture the vile Of tho ptisoser
appeared, and hogan to heap approaches
opon her liege, who whiGpered, III didn't
do nothing" "lt ! don't do something
when ! gges you home, it's iunnyw said
sshe, and she went out to hunt bonds.
man.
The colored woman was then arraigned
on complaint OF sister OF Watkins, and
also held in 500 bonds to keep the peace,
the justice, however, remarking that he
thought there was good deal OF first
class lying going on" The colored woman
was evidently the superior Of the white
parties in intelligence and principle.
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WHENEVER the food you eat does not
properly digest, 1t Is time to take Ham.
burg drops.
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To GRNs.-Headquarters for Hanan &
Reddish hand made shoes In all styles,
and are far superior to any other make.
For sale by l.. v. Blond, 1875 Main
street,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

7AH.l2MSF.M.7P.LI7A.u.l2 IAN. Sp.M.7 r.l
u 80 70 O. u 81 81 80
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From .he"old saIamanderr Drug House,

OHIVAuUI ILIl'i JHI' Il 1ooV'
Aesss. II. Il. Warner & Co, Rochessr NJ r.:
GENTLEMEN: We trust our order will
reach you in season TO be promptly FLIED.
The demand for your Safe Remedies, es.
pecially the Sale Kidney and Liver Cure,
Is continuous and increasing, and onr Gus.
toners speak in the highest terms Of their
value. Several cases OF cures which have
come under our observation are complete
and most remarkable.
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"Dr, Lindsey's Blood Searcher," by pu-
rifying the system, softens the akin and
beauties the complexion.
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"Thlne to work rs well rs pray,
Clear Z thOrny things away,
PIuckinH. up the weeds Of sin,
Tat,IR1 II az vauI, auDahina In

You brighten and bless the earth, and
your works will bless. your soul and bright
en- your eternity. Seed sowing must pre-
cede harvest. Doing is the basis OF sue
cess; deeds our eternal monuments, char
acter the total OF all struggles. Let the
cross be the pedestal OF the crown, and
Heaven the climax Of your life.
The exercises Of the commencement have
already been announced In our columns.
On Tuesday night the Commencement
Concert will be given in the lecture room
OF the Fourth street NJ. L. Church, instead
OF the Hall heretofore mentioned. Below
we give the names OF the graduating class
Ida-May Haldeman, Of West Chester, Pa,
First Honor,) Jessie L. Stout, OF Wheel
ing, Second Honor,) Maggie A. Birkett,
of Wheeling; Maggie ]. Bodley, OF Wheel
ing; Vena ". Dorsey, Of Powhatan, Oh
Sampsie V. Ferguson, OF Carrolton, Ala.
Albfne E. Rippey, Of Triadelphia, Pa.
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1Fyou want to get rid OF pimples, boils,
tetter, &c, use "Lindsey's Blood scarcher."

sHrIoH's oArARnH RExEpY.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
full treatment OF the complaint, without extra
charge, Price so cents, Sold by Z. Book.
Ing, Agent, Odd Fellows Hall, and Chas,
Moenkemoeller. rrs4Bow
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
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PR1cEs to suit everybody; II you want
bargains In shoes and slippers, call ut L.
v. Blends,
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DOR SALE.

DOR sALE-LIMEsroNE QUARRY
on the Inc Of the Z. 4 r. Railroad, near Bridge.
port, o. hHing switch to hold seven cars, shute 70
shops lot Of track iron and cars, dc. For ir.dher
information call On the undersigned ut my re sdence
In BellaiIe, Ohio, or at the Works. ARTHUR No.
CLAIM, BellRirC, Ohio, March %, 1890. mp2s
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READ this afternoons JOURNAL, and see
the latest news from Chicago,
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NUGGETS OF GOLD :!

Of Success In Liie, Alcoholic Medication. Thu Iabop
Problem, DC Received with unIIetsGIiavor. '>''N'
"Full o. good Senie=|s can heartily recommend
the bOok"-M y. Independent 'S''''''VHu
9Sl pages. FEse by mall I,r 81. AGENT. v,,rtA1
SEND for circular. Address the author,
J.HEERuANG.
CORNING NJ y
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SATURDAY.


7AMl2M.Sr. 7r.r. I7A.u. IAN, 5 .pn7r.H
70 s. 80 IS n IS 50 so
SUNDAY,
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nENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT De
IL SIRE 70 save their natural teeth we would my
that We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 10 do 90. By the use Of an ELkcT Ie
MIaNkIIo PLUeeRR we can and are making better
And hRndsomer Gold Filings, with more ease TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made 10 mn
cty or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Eectmd
PluRPef, What We say We can prove py A1tuA
demanstration, Cali and see for yourselves.
JAMES NJ. SuRGI60N SON
auI No. llt8 Market st., Wheeling, W. Va
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TIM CouRrs.-sUPREME CouRr OF Ar.
PEAIs-JudOa Grea,, Raymond, Moore and
johnson. Court met at 10 o'clock Sat-
urday morning and transacted the follow.
). B. Lukens & Bro. VS.. Joshua Burnley,
from Municipal Court of Wheeling, Con-
sent order entered, reversing judgment
and remanding the case.
The Building Association cases were
partially argued and will be finished
Adjourned until this morning at o
o'clock.
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dor SALE

DOR SALE
Ny iarm-SA aeres-on WHEEL ng Creek, two mile
from Eim Grove. Three hour es, three stables and
oarns, lee;house, tool house, eafriAge-hOuse Tho
house, with garden and stable for rent 70.
W. Il. WOODWARD,
W9 LABele Works.
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And simple faith than Norman blood"
An aristocracy founded on intellect
towers over one based on wealth or fam
lily, but is yet not the highest. The high
est nobility is sonGhip with God. The
highest type Of greatness consists in Chris
tan character; the most enduring honors
are those OF heaven. Thisis an inheritance
incorruptible, undefled, that fadeth not
away" Gold will tarnish, families degen-
crate, fame perish; but the Christian is
Gods heir; Heaven is his home, eternity
his possession, angels his companions.
This greatness Is only To be attained by
service, by being Of use to others. 1fyou
would be great you must become a minis
ter, and administer 10 the wants Of others.
Work or service is the condition Of devel-
opment, the condition OF promotion. We
must fill the place we now occupy so full
that we outgrow it before We can go
higher. Service is the condition Of re-
ward. "Every man shall be rewarded &C.
cording to his work, whether 1t be good
mr. avil y
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HEALTH REPORT. The following is the
report Of Health Officer Edwards for the
month Of May: