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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-08
N. W. BECK,
JACOB MORRIS,
LUKE FiTroS.

DROWNED MAN FOUND. = Yesterday,
shortly alter noon, as David Florence and
Lawrence Smith were rowing down the
river, near VOLTS Ferry, they discovered
q dark object in the river near them, and
going up 10 1t discovered the body OF E.
W. Pullen who was drowned last Satur.
day night near the point where the body
was found. The body was pulled into
shore at Wolfs Landing, on the West Vir.
ginia side Of the river, aud an inquest or
gsnized by Squirrel. d. Wait, but as there
were no facts developed additional to what
the public Is clearly aware Of, verdict
was rendered In accordance with the facts,
and the body turned over to Capt. Ham
Davis, OF the colored marching company,
OF which Pullen was member. Capt.
Davis had the remains removed to Men
del's undertaking establishment, whence,
after they were coffined, they were taken
to Miss Jennings boarding house.
The funeral will take place this morning
at 10 o'clock, and will be generally attend.
ed by the marching clubs OF this city. In
terment at Peninsula cemetery.
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COMPLIMENTARY REsoLuTIoNs,-The fol-
lowing complimentary and significant res
olutions were offered and unanimously
adopted by the Fourth Quarterly Confer.
ence OF the Zane Street NJ. E. Church, OF
which the Rev. George E. Hite has been
pastor:
WHERIAs, The Rev. George E. Hite,
who has been pastor for the past two
years, by his courteous and manly bearing
among US in social life, and by his faithful
and irreproachable life as christian min.
lister, has greatly endeared himself to the
hearts OF the people; and,
WHEREAS, BY his indeiatigable labor and
judicious management our church has
been relieved from q burdensome debt,
and materially improved every way,
Therefore, Re,oired, LIST. That the
thanks Of this Official Board are
due, and are hereby rendered, to our be.
loved pastor for his untiring and efficient
labors in our behalf. 5t
Resolved, End. That we unanimously in
vite Rev. Hite to be our pastor for the
coming year, pledging our support and CO.
operation in his work OF faith and labor OF
love.
Resolved, 3rd. That we urgently request
and desire our Presiding Elder, Rev. W.
U. Wilson, to use his utmost efforts to
have him returned 10 us.
N. W. BECK,
JACOB NORRIS.
LUKE FITToS. w
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CoLMAR-ZiEoLRR,-A very pleasant wed.
ding came off last night at the residence Of
Mi. Ernest Zlegler, 'fbirty-third and Eoff
Rtrests, the contracting parties being
Louis Colmar, Esq. proprietor Of the
7 DnsteI.s Zeitung, aud Miss Lizzie, daughter
Of Mr, Ernest Zleglar. The attendants
were Mr. Louis Reidel and Miss Annie
Ziegler; Dir. Fred schnepi and Miss Annie
Scharman; Mr.. Chris. Nieweg and Miss
The &C. emory was performed by Rev.
Otto Meerwein. Only the nearest relatives
Of the interested parties were present, but
there was q large number Of numerous
and valuable presents made. Mr.. Colmar
10 a young gentleman OF Exceedingly, lair
promise, and has chosen the journalistic
profession, and in his new relations we
wish himan uninterrupted lile'
time OF happiness.
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TRANsFRRs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers oil real estate were ad.
mitted to record In the office Of the County
Clerk yesterday:
Partition deed made September %, 1880,
by ]. P. Seybold and wife, to Sibella
Catherine seybold, for the north one.half
OF lot No. IS on the east side Of Main
Partition deed made September %, 1880,
by Sibella seybold TO John P. Seybold, for
the south hall Of lot No. 81, together with
the improvements thereon. Considers.
Partition deed made September %, 1850.
by Sibella O. Seybold, ]. Peter Sey bold
and wife to John j. seybold, for lot No. 4.
Consideration 5000.
Deed made September 20, 1880, by La
Belle Dunlap to Emma PAUL, wife Of Jos,
F. PAIL, for parcel OF land situated III
Ohio county, and lying north OF the
pike, containing o. H.lO0 square
poles, together with the dwelling house
thereon. Consideration $500.
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ILLIBERAL DEMOCRATS.
Thank Fortune There are Very Few Like
Them IN wheeling.
WHEELING, October z.

Editors Intelligeneer.
Here is the kind Of Democracy we have
in the Sixth ward. This afternoon as q
bill hanger was hanging bills advertising
the steubenville Republican demonstra-
ton OF next Saturday on the stable Of an
extensive coal merchant he was ordered
to pull them down, and when asked for
his reason stated that he did not propose
to do anything that might promote Repub.
licanism or have anything to do with any
man that belonged to the id party.
Another coal hauler, while in butcher
shop where he dealt, and also furnishes
coal. enquired Of the butcher his political
utilization, and when told they were Re.
publican was told TO make out his bill, as
he had bought all he ever would Of him.
What would they do did they get the
powerP TufF.
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Bal.lmor. and Re,arn $40. via p, Q. q
81. 4. ny. aud Pennsylvania Il. Il.

The sale Of round trip tickets via p, O.
4 St. L. Ry. Go. (Pau Handle Route) and
Pennsy lyania r. R, will commence Oct.
o. Fare for round trip only $40. Tickets
will be good going from the 9th to the
20th, and returning 10 The 2Sd In.
elusive. Now Is the time to visit Balt-
more. Nothing will be left undone that
will add TO the pleasure OF the visitors.
The Mardi Gras parade will be OF night,
and the.city illuminated as no city ever
was before, and demonstrations OF the
greatest magnitude on scale OF grandeur
never before surpassed, will be the order
olthe day. To make 1t pleasant aud en-.
joyable trip the above route Is the one to
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Republican Meeting at steubenyiIIe Sat.
nrstnw n.sahnr aIh

Republican Meeting NJ Steubenyil1e Sat
,as.. urdny, October 9th.
The prospects are that this meeting will
be the largest and most interesting held In
Eastern Ohio for years. The speakers an,
nounced are General Gibson, Hon. Thos,
Marshall and a. W. Campbell, Esq.
To accommodate the large number de.
string to attend, the Pittsburgh, Cincin.
natl and St. Lonis Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets from Weeeling and
intermediate points on above date. Round
trip from Wheeling, 60 cents. A special
train will return the excursions, leaving
Steubenyille at 1880 p. NJ.
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FoREpAuun's FAMOUS FuN.-Adam Fore.
paugh's circus and menagerie will exhibit
10 this city on the 2lss inst. Among It's
other attractions, Mr.. Forepaugh now uses
the new and wonderful electric light for
illuminating all It's vast canopied areas.
A fly horse power engine, with combine
ton boiler, furnaces, pumps, etc., accom-.
panies the show for the purpose OF gener-
ating the electricity. An exchange says
that, Cat night the veins In the hands and
the necks ofthe audience are plainly visi-
bic by reason Of this lustrous light"
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THE CouRrs.-CouSrY CouRr Judge
Boyd,-This court met at the usual hour
yesterday, and transacted the following
business:
The case Of VIM. s. eoshorn VS.. s. H.
B, Carter, in assumpsit, was continued
generally.
Michael Dolan, native OF Ireland, was
granted his second papers. q
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning.
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snr1aa's oArARRH RExxpY.-A marvellous
cure for estarrh, 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 30 cent?, Bold by 2. Book.
Ing, Agent Odd Fellows Hall, and Cbas,
hoenkemooller TIsAIoW
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BaItin,ore,s Boom.

Round trip to Baltimore and return via
Washington City is only $40 via B. 4 0.
R. r. Tickets on sale from October 9th to
October Goth, and good 10 return on any
train until October 23d inclusive. Re.
member that via B. &. O. R. r. you go and
return via Washington City.
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LOCAL LACoNIos.
miscellaneous Miner Matters Merely
Mentioned.

r.-,n ,.a...'. a !. .ho no,...,
10 DAY VIII be payday a. the oentfa
Glass Works.
A PART Of the Etna mill mas peen idle
tor several Gays past
TnE farmers in this neighborhood
broughta large amount OF grain to our
market yesterday.
TIE Supreme Court will meet in this
city on the 10Th inst, for the purpose Of
rendering decisions.
Mr.. WIN. DIMMRY has the contract for
furnishing the stone for the National
Road near Pleasant Valley.
Ma JoHN RAN. has secpred the RIGHT OF
Mr.. Steenrod for cutting The Ice OF the
creek near his farm at Bedillion's dam.
T,v coona,a who have hao, ;dla nj Hub.
hard's cooney anon IN The Sonth Side, for
want Of boops nave again resumed work.
Tur naw Ava alarm was ,ssted Yesterday,
hut not nra,tns sat;sfoctoTv In some acc.
.;ana ~ he .;tss orotbsr test will ia made
~ o asn o''Ae S'''' "A''1N' 'NN'
s''aAy. m, ~, :. a. 49,;
a skcERTioS WIN DC W Ns,a SAT- ~ ~ sonth
S; shee III Ii a,.n au~ Tockayne's orchestra
iii lie, i' e'se' = : -
mi pay :, p,o.o.,. vs,,a, "a
MR.. JOHN DALI " a ies, -, %
engaged ~ Plese,n't ~ pas s.sS u1m
ice mouse, ahu "hi he' es,.et ene"se ~ ~
business
MR.. THOMAS SWEENEY, eupe,lnten,aenit
Of the Nsuonai hoaa sast oi lns city, y
havlng teas quanry u . pSAe pla s.or.
placed on II oeyona fuieoh anu Fles'san'
Satey' ,,s
The grand concert complimentary 70
Mrs. M. =: Whitaker, viii be gwen
about the l2th Of November inns con,
cert promises to be the musical event OF
the season.
Carr. HAM DAVIS colared club will
turn out this morning at IL o'clock to At
tend the funeral oil Pullen. Fnllen was
Sergeant in this cempny, and was uni
yersally liked.
The Germania Singing Society will give
q concert this evening at Germsnis Hall
Fourteenth nd Market streets. These
concerts are always attended by all OF oul
musicians, as the music, both vocal and
instrumental, Is OF a very high order.
ONE OF the trains on the Hempfield run
| off the track at TayloTslown, night before
last, and was delayed for some hours, ar
irving in this city yesterday. An engine
blew out few at West Alexandria,, and
the train due at 1880 A. N. in this city did
not arrive until after 3o'clock in the after,
noon. -
Tyv Roa,a ~ Directors NJ the i,bildren,,
uana no, AZ Tho Yoffice NJ MI Harry k
u ~. 1890. aes ~ ai,e.neor In tho abssncs
I'm! f T. "a S,;isI Secle,arv w. A Lisi
wa =" snno,n,ed Ssrretsry nto ',em Asids
i,a on -" X c,ncsli;no n seyeraI indentures
md ,U a ' aere ,sl conSsraat;on on the cnndi,
t;on ana nrospects Of this great charity
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A PLEAsANr ArFAIR on THE rApfs.


The pleasantest surprise Of the campaign
is in store for the members Of the various
Republican marching clubs Of the city,
and the dnoument will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Capitol Square. Itisneedless
to cay that the ladies are at the bottom
Of II, and from those who are engineering
the affair we feel that we run no risk In
predicting that this will be the most
memorable occurrence OF the Presidential
canvass in this vicinity. Several promi-
nent speakers OF our own city-among
them Hon. O. D. Hubbard, DR.. 7. H.
Logan and Mr.. A. W. Campbell-Col.
10. L. Poorman, OF Bellare, and other
noted gentlemen from abroad, will
participate at various stages OF the exer.
cises. Every club In the city--including
all the different ward clubs, the colored
men, the young men and the .juniors-is
individually interested in being present
In its fullest force, as none Of them has
been forgotten. The regiment, In its col.
lective capacity, Ia also party 10 the
transaction. An order calling out the
members OF the clubs will be found in our
advertising columns. It Is important that
all be on hand promptly, at hall past two
o'clock, as at the close OF the meeting here
the regiment will march OF once to the
depot and embark Tor Steubenville,
POLITICAL POINTS.
Hon. J. Dunbar, Of steubenville, will ad-
dress the citizens Of the Island tomorrow
evening at 1880 o'clock at the Republican
wigwam. Mr.. Dunbar is an able speaker,
and will instruct and entertain all who 60
to hear him. This will probably be the
last speech OF the campaign in this city,
and It Ia desired that the Island meeting
be rousing one.
There WILDE agrand rally ut Benwood
tomorrow night. There will be an i'm.
mense torchlight procession and general
after which Hon. Lorenzo
Danford will address the people. Ben.
wood has big turnout when she tries,
and we know that this meeting will form
no exception to.the rule. Mr.. Dantord 10
q live speaker and one thoroughly con.
yersant with the issues OF the day, and
big crowd should greet him.
A handsome fag will be presented 70
the Fourth Ward Garfield and Arthur club
this evening, on which occasion that body
will make its first public appearance in
new uniiorm. The meeting will take place
at the Capitol Square, and every Repub-
lican Tor Democrat In the city Is person.
ally and particularly invited TO- be present
An official notes to the members OF the
club will be found In our advertising
columns.
The Second ward Democratic club was
presented with o flag last night by tho
ladies' Of that ward.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., October .s.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear or
fair weather, north winds, shifting to
east and south, rising, followed by falling
barometer and stationary or slowly rising
temperature.
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People AND THEIR PEcuLIARtrlEs.-Mi
Mary Kennen, OF the South Side, Is visit
ing relatives at Elm Grove.
Mrs. L. NJ. Atkinson, who has been
East attending the openings, has returned
TO tho city.
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= ALL THINGS no ALL MEN,"
specimen speeches OF Col. Jake Jackson
In Different SECTIONS or the state.

IN DAHcEtnt bcctAVhhuA kht btNtGs
PAIATISE, W. Va, 0ctober5.
Ediiors 1ntelligcpeer.
DEAR siR:-It is being currently re-
ported here by a member of the Demo-
cratic Executive Committee that Jake
jackson said in his Arnettsville speech in
Monopgalia county that ut was a fact that
he did vote for the Order Of Secession, and
he was not ashamed Of 1t; but that in SO
voting he made great mistake, which all
men are liable to do" etc. see by to-
days ISrRLIlaEscER that in his speech at
Logan Court House, on the 9th ult, he
said be "voted for the Ordinance OF Seces-
sion and never regretted 1t; that he
thought he was right at the time and had
since seen no reason to change his opin-
ion." l.s.+.
II 1 am not mistaken he uses the same
language in his other Third district
speeches.
The Democrat committeeman who Is
responsible for the quotation, says that he
was present and heard the speech at Ar
nettsyille, and he very bitterly accuses
every one Of lying who states that Jackson
uses any such language as Is attributed 10
him in Third district. Yours truly,
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To Baltimore and return via B. & o. R.
R. is only $40, and the tickets take you
through Washington City going and re-
turning. Tickets good TO return on any
train until October 23d inclusive.
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General Order No. Wv. q. Travis.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Horses and Buggies for sale-J. W. Fer
rel.
Attention Fourth Fourth Ward and Union Dis.
trict Garfield and Arthur Club.
Personal. .a
Dissolution of Partnership.
Misunderstanding.
Wanted-Twenty Timers.
olothing-oehm & oo.-[iour.h page.l
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h. 80. Il. n,

The round trip fare, via the B. & o. R.
R., Is only $40 to Baltimore and return.
Tickets good returning on any train to
October 23d inclusive. The sale Of tickets
will commence on October 9th.
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wHArnRR INpIcArIoNs.

J Ns.1,MSs.47rnI7A.M. lsG.sr.n. 7r.l
90 50 50 80 q @ 90 IS
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TnREE days use Of 81. Jacobs OIL was
sufficient to cure Mrs. Joseph Hinkle, Of
Hanover, Pa, Of rheumatism, after being
unable for q long time to attend to her
work.
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CnlIdren,. excursion 10 plttsburEh E1,
position Saturday, October 9Th.

Round trip tickets to Pittsburgh ior
children under fifteen years of age, 81 10
This includes admission to the EXPOSE
ton. Excursion trains leave Wheeling
at $3.50 a. NJ, l:l2 P. N. and 1850 P. NJ, Sat
urday, October, 8. Tickets good for re-
turn passage until. Monday.
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MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this mornlng at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.
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coMPIfMHsTs OF
Mrs. Il. W. List.
Mrs. DR.. r. W, Hazlett.
Mrs. D. o. List.
Mrs. ]. ]. Jones.
Mrs. Geo. K. Wheat,
Mrs. F. J. Park.
Mrs. ]. w. Grub.
Mrs. @. D. Hubbard.
Mrs. Nelson Whitaker.
Mrs. Thomas List.
Mrs. William Isett.
Mrs. ]. r. Hubbard.
Mrs. George Paul.
Mrs. DR.. Hildreth.
Mrs. A. A. Howell.
Mrs. Walter Duyal.
Mira. D. g. List, j..
Mrs. w. w. Glass.
Mrs. Henry o. OFT.
Mrs. J. r. Greer, Jr.
Mrs. Zorn.
Mrs. a. W. Campbell.
Mrs. Trimble.
Mrs. Alex. Laughlin.
. Miss Gertie Caldwell.
Mics Callie Gariard.
Miss Jennie Bailey.
Miss Sue Marsh. SO,
Miss Sue Linch.
Miss Ida Evans.
Miss Annie Glass.
Miss Minnie Black.
Miss Lottie LETTERS.
Miss Julia W. List.
Miss Addie Lowry.
Miss Sallie Thoburn.
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evenings enjoyment aloyal brave and
true" Following Is o List Of names Of the
ladies who presented the Gag:
10 de Young Mems Garfield end Arthur
nlith.
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DoS'r forget the millinery opening at
Miss 3. Rody's, No lilo Main street, Fri.
day, October 9Th.
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M Ills, FREW Z co.
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and in the most desirable and workmanlikO
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Having all the latest and most improved
machinery VIC feel confident that we will rem.
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Music, Magazines and Periodicals Of every
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|. BLUM & BRO.

1. Blum & BRO, the house for silks. 2.
l. Blum & Bro; the house for Cashmeres.
l. Blum & Bro, the house for Novelties.
]. Blum & Bro, thy. house for Satin de
i. Blum & Bro, the house for Monte Cloth.
]. Blum g. Bro, the house for the newest
Dress Materials at the lowest prices.
l. Blum & Bro, the house for New Plaids.
/, Blum q Bro, the house for satins.
/. Blum & Bro, the house for VeIvets.
/. Blum & Bro, the house for Illuminated
II /. Blum & Bro, the house for Fringes Of
every description.
/. Blum & Bro, the house for Dress Trim
mings and Bugle Ornaments.
l. Blum & Bro, the House for CloakS, Dol
mans aud Walking Jackets. 1,
/. Blum & BRO, the house for Flannels and
i. Blum, & Bro, the house for Housekeeping
To find a good assortment at the lowest
prices, you must deal at
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range ofthe thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner Yesterday:
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ATTENTION NAlLERsl-Auothsr Lot
10000 Broken Clock Springs Just re.
0e'vsu' IAcaR ". CRUDE. IeweIer.
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|. BLUM & BROS,
ll04 Main Street.

Our assortments are always kept up to the
highest points Of excellence. We endeayor
to have What everybody wants at the lowest
Strangers and visitors to the city always
"1 4 visit to our store incurs no obligation to
hnv. ocH
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Che gttell1qe,srer,
New Advertisements.

once Nos. Is ana n Foor.eeptn street
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Nh. WIN. DIMxRY has the contract for
furnishing the stone for the National
Road near Pleasant Valley.
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THR grand concert, complimentary to
Mrs. N. E. Whitaker, will be given
about the 18th Of November. This con.
cert promises to be the musical event Of
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men did think, yea did in Conven.
tons and say this thing Is q failure, It Ia
useless 10 struggle longer, all this blood
and treasure has been spent in vain, but
then as before. men did write. brave words,
brave men and women did do brave deeds,
rich men gave their money, poor men
gave their blood, and finally up TO sec.
ond and better Yorktown, under that
old apple tree at Appomattox did crushed
and defeated treason bend its neck to that
grand Republican, Ulysses s. Grant. And
a second time was that old banner given
assurance Of its perpetuity among the flags
OF the world. l said better Yorktown,
and why2 For the Republican party had
by this time given the world assurances
that we had q National conscience, our
forefathers wrote that all men were born
free and equal, we made 1t so, and to-day
& nation holds up It's free arms into free
air without chain.
What must we young men do to contin.
ne this heritageH Say II to those who de.
clared that we were not nation, that by
no act OF ours shall you come 10 govern
this nation. And on the I'd OF November
next, q day so pregnant with fate, let Us
think that this banner has emblazoned on
Its fair folds In letters Of living fire, "Let
none be for themselves, but all for the
States.n
Again ladies accept our grateful thanks
and let Us assure you that we will do all
that men can do to make 1t "The flag OF
the free hearts hope and home"
DIR. Edwards speech was received with
enthusiastic applause.
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The river last night was still falling. the
marks on the wharf at 0 O'Clock indicating
a stage Of feet 4 inches.
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A RECEPTION will be held at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stark, South
Side, this evening. Cockayne's orchestra
s,II niav
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MR.. JOAN BALL, OF Pleasant Valley, Is
engaged at present in building large new
Ice house, and will hereafter engage in,the
hnaineaa -
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MIR. JOHN BALL has secured the right Of
Mr.. Steenrod for cutting the ice off the
creek near his farm at Bedillion's dam.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-08

TEE coopers who have been idle at Hub.
bard's cooper shop on the South Side, for
want Of hoops, have again resumed work
The new fire alarm was tested yesterday,
but not proving satisfactory in some sec
tons Of the city, another test will be made