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An Inquiry Answered.

Editors INTEL gencer.. .f..s
To settle dispute, please state, in your
next issue, the date Of Hon. James q:
BIaine's Bellaire speech, and the date Of
Hon. James A. Garfields IEtnavillespeecn
Of last year. -, hEA St'E !,
Garfield spoke at Etnaville Saturday
evening September 1S.b,s and Blaine at
Bellaire Friday afternoon September Goth,
1879. 1855
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TUENDAY MORNING, SErlkhhLH =

TAG showing .of business up at Pits
bnrph indicates solid condition Of pros
perity in that city. The bank ciesrings
lat week were 0,l62,654 45 as against
q 92s 1872 % for the samstime last year.
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Library AssocIArIoS.-Th adjourned
meeting which was to have been held this
evening to hear the report Of the special
committee, will not likely do any business
as we are requested by Mr.. A. ]. Clarke,
the chairman Of the special meeting, to
say that the committee is not ready to re-
port and will ask to have the meeting adj
journed until Monday evening, May 10th.
This notice the committee hopes will be
all that Is necessary to acquaint stock
holders so that they will not be disap-
pointed in not hearing report tonight.
The work before the committee was more
than they anticipated, besides, all have
not been present at any meeting they
have had.
Every one can attend the organ recital
without any fear that the library will be
given away.
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TIE MENTAL AND MORAL MoyEMRsr.-
The charter and other members OF the
'sYoung Mems Association OF Wheeling
met last night at the Office OF the Secretary
Of State, at the Capitol, with some twenty
odd members present
Attorney.G General White was called upon
to preside, In the absence oil the President.
The minutes Of the last meeting hay.
ing been read, Mr.. w. P. Wiley moved
that the Association go into the election
OF Board Of Managers, which motion
prevailed.
The number OF members allotted to the
Board by the Constitution being nine, each
member voted for that number. The
first ballot resulted in the choice OF seven,
and after the second nine were found to
have majority OF all the votes cast.
General White and Rev. Masden, who
were among the number chosen, declined
to serve, however, and gave such good
reasons that their designations were &C
cepted, and two others chosen in their
places.
The Board as then completed stood:
II. K. List, o. O. Dewey, j. E. Hughes,
VIM. Hastings, Samuel Laughlin, w. T.
Wiley, B. Allison, E. L. Bill, Frank
Stanton.
A resolution was adopted asking the
managers to 90 to work at once TO carry
out the purposes OF the organization, and
the meeting adjourned.
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BIBLE SruDIEs.-Jesus and the young.
Wheeling Sunday School Association, ex.
erclses at the English Lutheran Church
this evening at 1880. l. Bible reading on
the above topic. 9. Bible class drill by
the Hon, Judge Cranmer: 8, Infant class
drill; Miss =. 4. Review, in five min.
utes addresses. 5. Business, Adjourn
at $3.50. The interested are earnestly In.
vited. Those that do teach young babes,
do it with gentle means and easy tasks.
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"OuR Sailors. Edward Law and Ed.
Briggs, who have been connected with tile
ISTELLIGEScEK composing rooms for some
time, left last night in covered skitf for
New Orleans. They expect to float leis'
urely down the Ohio and Mississippi riv.
ers, and will not arrive at their objective
point until about the first OF September,
as they anticipate stopping of at interme'
date points and making expenses by work.
ing little. Mr.. l. ", who Is an old typo,
and who has worked in nearly every office
from New York to San Francisco and
from Maine to Florida, has made this trip
twice before under similar circumstances,
and likes this manner Of "tramping" very
much. We wish the mariners" bon roy.
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SILVER TAsLEWARE.-Rars Bargains a
he Iswelry Store Of
JACOB W. GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.

LIEUTENANT A. L. Cox, Adiutant Of the
University Cadets, was in the city yester.
day on business. 1t has been decided 70
issue a daily paper during Commencement
week, which will contain a daily record
OF the Commencement proceedings. II
will be a record OF the work Of the Uni.
yersity, OF the Alumni and OF the princl.
pal schools OF the State for the year. Il
will also contain tho course Of lectures de.
liyered at the University, the speeches Of
the graduating class, biographical sketches
and contributions from the ablest educa.
tors in the State. The editors Of this little
paper, which will be "a by 80 inches
and A. L. Cox, and one Of the objects Of
Mr., Cox's visit was in reference TO this
paper. Lieutenant Cox also wished 10
draw anumber Of blank cartridges for mus.
kets, feld.pIeces, &C., but the absence oil
General Wood defeated that project.
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Attention, Sir Knights.
Vienna Bread-C. Behrens.
Take Notice-Mrs. Nettie Stanley.
Manufactured Man.
Refrigerators, &c,-Nesbitt & Bro.
NotiCe-North West Virginia Agricul'
tural Society," Head OF local.
Proposals for Coal Scales.
Proposals for CURLING, &c.
A Universal Wedding Present.
Strayed-Light Skid.
Wanted-Active Business Lady.
Dissolution and Co.partnership-Simon
Horkheimer & CO.
Kentucky State Lottery.
Agents Wanted-Books and Bibles.
Mason & Hamlin Organs.
Pianos and Organs.
Farming for Profit.
Mans Strength and Woman's Beauty.
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TRAxsTxR OF REAL EsrATE.-The follow.
Ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
TO record in the office Of the County Clerk
Deed made May /, 1880, by Amanda l..
Murdoch and Godfrey, her husband, for a
part Of lot No. ] in square No. !, in Joseph
CaldSell's addition to the city, for s, 700.
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PRoR. EDpY's CoScEn.-The organ con.
cert In the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church,
this evening, will afford an opportunity
rarely presented OF hearing . famous
artist (Mr. Eddy handle the liking Of in.
struments," The programme Is one which
will please all tastes, See advertisement,
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Nv, TIBBErTs. Dacota, Mimi, says: 81
am using TUFTS Pills and am having bet
Ter health this spring than / have had In
thirty years. have suffered much with
dyspepsia, but your pills have mastered
II. I feel like new man. Go on with
yl,ur good work and may God bless you,
which ! know BE will de-" paW
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WASHINGTON, May Al a. M.-For Ten
nessee aud the Ohio Valley, south winds,
warmer and partly cloudy weather, posi-.
bly, occasional rain; stationary, possibly
followed by rising barometer.
For the Lakes, southwest veering to
cooler northwest winds, rising barometer,
and clear weather.
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
Tie Power Of the Electric Light
Exceeded in its Value TO
Humanity.
How n Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered lhe secret Of
Longevity,
Whereby He Sayed His Own Life
and Gave the Results 10
the World.
A Record Unparalleled Ia the Ex'
perience OF the Medical
Profession.

ROcHEsrER, n. Y, March 1.
Al a time when the public attention Il specially
directed toward scientific discoveries the revelation
which has been inside By gentleman Of this city
kidney troubles are dangerous, and that even ssht
difficulties should receive immediate attention. Here
oioro BrEhtI Disease Of the Kidneys has been con.
kdefCd incu1be, aud all afflicted with II have Aban-
doned hopN M. II. II. Warner, the we'll known
dealer In saes and one Of our leading citizens was Of
this number, and when given up " physirians Of.
ieeled his own recovery By what IL already becoming
famous rs Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure. so
remarkable was the recovery that he determined 10
rive the remedy 10 the public, and the following
strong and authentic facts amply eonnrm Its great
value; Charles =. Prentice, Of Toledo, O., vent 70
Disease and alter the beat physicAns oil 10th eOun'
tries had done Whist they could for him, giNe up In
despair and returned 10 America 10 die Here he re-
eeITed further treatment from other Skllful phyE-
clans without benthI, aud while "lStlessly lingering
In pain and anguish rs he says herd Of the Sale
Kidney and Liver Ours, tot Il and was completely
cured In q few weeks. Notice the following 80.
6ALr LAKE, CRY, Jan. 70, 1850.
mn. Warner e o., .ROchetier, N. r.:
GKNTLEaES-In 1877, nj " AAhinglon, d. C., ex.
perieneCd very severe attack Of Pneumonia, teTmn-
silnE 10 HepaiiIS inflammation Of the liVei) which
gradually extended 10 the Kidneys My entre syS-
TEN vas 10 4 terrible condition. Ny akin became
yellow, dry and ieVerah; my limbs began TO swell,
and with certain death staring me 10 the face, be-
came utterly dependent. was kept by my phyli-
clGn-one Of the beat In WaShInGton-upon IN exGlu-
slye milk diet for I've months, with no Improvement
but m BgIravation Of all my symptoms. Ny case
seemed utterly hopeless, aud was % regarded by 4
council Of the most eminent physicians In the city.
Death seemed Inevitable BY The advice Of friend
was induced to Try Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver
Cure and in ten weeks was entirely restored, and
verify believe Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
the best medicine ever prepared. am, gentlemen,
gratefully youn, y. J. AVERELL
Clerk supreme Court Of the Territory Of Utah.
Any one VINO las pain In the back or the slightest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an In.
An druggists sell Il, Sold wholesale ia Wheeling BY
Logan, Lbt 4 70. and LAughliu Bros. 4 Co.
mhI2-TrBE4w
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PERSONAL MENTIoN.-Mr. Henry Hork'
heimer, OF the late firm OF Baer, Hork'
heimer & Co., Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, will re-
side hereafter in this city. His many
warm friends here will WELCOME him back.
Mr.. II. Is member OF the firm OF Simon
Horkheimer & Co.
The following guests were registered at
the New Mcclure House yesterday: Thos.
j. Foley, Baltimore; w.O. Spencer, Phila-
delphia; A. L. Cox, Morgantown; I. judi
kins, Woodsfeld; 7. X. Work, Columbusi
D. p. Bristol, Cincinnati; NJ. NJ. Meyer,
Rochester, n. Y; Miss Z. Wilson, Pitts
burgh; Alex. Bebout and Son, Fairmont;
G. W. Joyce, Washington, d. O.: Miss
Anna NJ. Magee, Eat Liverpool; ii. a.
Loomis, Boston.
George o. Davenport, ESQ.,, arrived
home on the Andes yesterday, from New
Orleans. His health Is not much improved
by his trip.
W. 2. Hubbard, Esq, was at Chicago
yesterday.
Charles Beck, for some time with the
Reymaun Brewing Company, has gone to
St. Louis.
Anton Reymann and Conrad seibert
left YESTERDAY for New York, where they
will be Joined by John 0esterling, Esq {,
and the three will sail for Europe Satur-
day.
Mr. G. E. Detwiler and wife, who have
been visiting in this city for some weeks,
left yesterday for their home at Toledo, U.
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NOR sALE-THAT ELIGIBLE AND

DOR sALE.-THAT ELIGIBLE AND
IL eAtabllIhed retail business stand corner Market
and Twenty sixth streets, one Of the best located
STORES In Centre Wheeling, being q SuhSiaLtiAl two
story brick building, stoferoom isJ32, with three
sold low. Also the tWo-story hriek dwelling No. IS
Tweniysixth street. containing pArlof, dining room,
kitchen, three bed rooms NAIh-houSs aud good cell
lar. The house within and without In best Of order
4 desirable reAldenee. Price very low. Terms lib
eral Enquire Of ALEXANDER BONE, General
Business and Real bState Agent, 1878 Market street,
Crange's Block, over CITY Bank. myS
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II you have scroiula, don't fail to use
"Dr. Liudsey's Blood Searcher." Sold by
al drupgisls.
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oSR deed Of trust was admitted to record
in the Office Of the County Clerk yester.
day.
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WE have not yet heard OF q case Of colds,
coughs, throat, or chest complaint, that
has not yielded to DR.. Sellers Cough
Syrup"
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The MYSTERY SoLyED.-The skeleton,
considerable notice Of which has lately
appeared in the Herald, and other news.
papers OF this and adjoining States and
counties, lately received in this city, d.
rected TO w. W. Scott, has been identified
and claimed, as will be seen from the fol-
lowing card received from Richmond by
Winfield Scott, the grocer:
RICHMOND, O., April so, 1880.
Mr.. Winfield Scot, Grocer, StsiIbnrilLe, Ohio.
DEAR SIR-I notice in this evenings
Herald that you received package that
you have no use for. / think you will
find an owner for 1t in q few days. The
box should have been billed to Richmond
via Steubenyille. W. w. Scott will call
for II in few days, and make all neces.
sary explanation. Yours, ETC.,
]. @. NJ. FLOYD.
Boulder, the expressman, who first got
the box, after failing TO get II of his hands
took it TO his stable and kept it there till
the neighbors began to object, aud then
he looked round for purchaser, whom
he found in the person oil young man In
the country, a student OF one OF our city
physicians, who took the piece OF furnit.
ure on condition that II the owner turned
up he would relinquish possession. The
Washington, Pa, Reporter Of Saturday fur
nishes the information that the skeleton
belongs to DR.. Scott, near that place, but
we fear the Pennsylvania DR.. Scott will
have 10 surrender his claims 10 the Ohio
man.-Steubsnville Herald.
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THERMOMETERS RKcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1873. 1850.
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I.BLUM&BRO
EMSHEIMBR'S

.GN4SGl-E1-AN
Little Dry Goods Store Around the Corner
SO Pes Pure Linen Crash at sl'Se
per yard.
rs pes Cottenade, I2I.2c per yard.
so doz. Ladies' Hose, 6l.IcPer pair.
100 Bed spreads ut SOC, ooc, 81 lo
and 81 30.
Bargains in Underwear.
Bargains In Dress Goods.
bargains In suits.
bargains In listers.
Bargaius In Gloves,
We keep complete stock oil eve
rything Imaginable in Dry Goods,
TRAININGS and Notions.
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WILL BE soLD-THAT BEAUTIFUL
w new r,idesce now offered at sl,4s0. Would
rent for $50 per Gnnuh. ! he building Is new and
In excellent eGndti1n. being frame and constructed
after the latest Gothic style; two stories high, eau
tanning parlor, dining room, three bed rooms hitch
dormer windows, water 10 easement, convenient out
buildings Lot 30xi70. we'll fenced. The cheapest
property have EVER onered for sale. located East
Wheeling, ten minutes walk from postofhce. Apply
to ALEXANDER BONE, General business and Real
Estate Agent, lals Market street, Cranse's Block,
over City Brink. mys
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LOUISVILLE, May 3.-River falling, with
10 feet 0 inches in the canal, and IS feet
0 inches in the chute on the falls. Business
good. Weather clear and pleasant. Ar.
rived: Wyoming, ST. Louis to Pittsburgh;
Tom Rees and tow, 10 New Orleans; Pan.
Their, John Penny, Reindeer, Coal City
and Lioness, with tows, from Pittsburgh.
The Charles Morgan gave bond this alter.
noon and leaves tonight for Cincinnati,
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DISSOLUTION.

The firm under the name Of Keim steger, Job.
bers 10 Notions, Fancy Goods, &c, has been dis
solved BY the death Of The Junior partner. 1884,,
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Bills anOuuunS W S"VA VA "SAS
pA Poor House and Farm.-This committee
reported having leased lot II. OF the Poor
House Farm, until 1881, to Henry Kirch'
The Clerk was directed TO advertise for
applications for the position oil pnysi4cia a,
to the County Infirmary for one year from
The Clerk was directed to advertise for
bids to furnish medicine to city. poor and
county prisoners for one year from June
l, 1850. ,;.oo,od %
on neTvise tho building OF picket fence
on the Hervey line ofths Poor Farm. 4,
Bills amounting to SlS7 % were ordered
maid. Bills for contingent poor amount-
ipg TO S4B4 % were ordered paid.
POOR AGENTS REPORT.
B. Stanley, Esq, Agent of the Poor
House and Farm, submitted the following
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wRATnER INDICATIONS.

7AApG. 81. i2%S.rn.7 JPN
II ~ e. 60 6? 81 81 u
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Ghe qntelIilgeuter.
New Advertisements.

ONCE. Nos. as and n Fourteenth street.
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no BoNDHoLDERs-

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
y Tbe annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Nail City Building and Loan Association for the
election Of Board Of Directors will DO held at the
their rooms TUESDAY, May 18Th, commencing ut
$50 O'Clock P. n. Persons deanng 10 subscribe for
stock 10 Series &c" can do 30 from May 4th. l.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
myiyTu CIlAS. II. DETER9, secy.
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HOARD OF ooMMIssIoNERs.

Regular Monthly Meeting Yesterday.
The Board Of Commissioners met at the
Court House Yesterday in regular month
" session. Present: Messrs. Carnahan,
(President), Atkinson, Boring, FreW,
Hutchinson, McColloch, Phillips, Terrell
and schultze.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
REroRTs OF COMMITTEES.
F;nane, and Ascotints.-In the matter OF
tho claim of erroneous assessment made
NV the Wheeling Bazaar Company, 1t was
ordered that the company be refunded
IS so for the year 1897; county tax s2 20,
state tax 81 90, and State school % cents.
/, Blum & Bro. similar claim on 81 ,0OO-
There was ordered TO be refunded 10 this
firm 81 80 county tax, g 90 State tax and
State school 81 90. ..,
J, G. Smith, similar claim on 5000.
Ordered that 1t be referred again to the
Committee on Finance and Accounts.
Franklin Building Association, similar
claim on 5000. Ordered that said Asso'
citation be refunded county tax ~ W, State
tax 81 90. and State school tax y W: ooo
Victor Sauvageot, same claim on S2.VVO
Ordered refunded county tax % w, state
500, and State school g 90. =
The Petitions OF Mary A. and =. v
Harry, James Farrell, Susan Campbell ant
William Martin, trustee, were rejected.
Statement Of George R. Jingle, Sheriff.
as 10 witness and juror fees:
County warrants returned for ISS
connty T1rranI, drafts 10 traDsilu, ts7s..... 100
County warrants, drafts in trAnsitu, 1871. 10
Total warrants paid and rcturnsd........saOI'OS !
Witness and Jurors certificates. ~ ~
Road tax, Tiiadelpha di'srict'''''"''"''-- IA IA
RlehlGnd dlStrict."...........''.'' 81
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The best school for young men and boYI these
timUs 0 where they can rot Practical Edueaton In
the shortest possible time. This can DO done al
b RA3HER'S bUSlN ESS C0LLE9 Ella AieW mohthl'
C0latnon EnRIIsh branches also thoroughly taught.
Adies admitted. Call Il once or address ". FLA.
sHER d co., Wheeling, Al, Va. iA6-WsAH
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tn. Republicans Of Ohio county will hold a Con-
,sutyou a, The tOurt BOuSs on Saturday, May Isl
lsso Al o'clock .. for the purpose Of appointing
,a.tsu delegates to the State Convention 70 DO hod
ia Wheeling May 18th, 1850. ~.
Each District Of the county Is entitled 70 ton dele
s,t., In ,ald County Convention, and the Republican
yo,sn are requested to meet on Saturday, April 2ita
in n, city districts at 7:SOTslOck p. NJ, and In th'
country Districts at UGlOGkr. NJ, the usual I0uns
nI,es, ia the several DitrcI except that in TTade
phis ,hey will meet at LaWSn's HOelin TriadelPhia
IN Liberty District at Centre schOOl House In lath
apd District At the Brick School House, at the heat
a woods Run, and In Richie District at AteenIl
Hail, 10 appoint delOga'es 10 sSid Convention.
iull delegation from each District Is earnestly dc
,,,o4, JOHN FtEw,
Chairman Co. Ez. Com.
wrNnRpTiclf Secretary.
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NM nepublican stale Conyenuon-aP'
noIntment OF Delegates.

N.,, couyoptIOn, to ts composed Of delegate.
,xvl.rly olo.su W the Republican rolss oil WEI
yts.Ini, Al ,htIr accustomed places Of meeting n
hs,sbv salled 70 meet In the city Of Wheeling. on
WsS.,,sy the l2th day of May n,1t, at 10 a. NJ. u
~, tos delegates to represent the party in the SA
,.os,l =, publican Convention that meets in Chie'gf
a. wsdu,,laS, tho 2nd day Of June fOllowiuE, t.
49,, s.s ds.o, for the Presidency and VIOO-Pred
IassJ Of The Uaited sates.
D,H. WILLARD, Mason County,
is. CuSXN0HGS, KanAwha County,
1T uoKE, Mineral County
o. G. sCorIKLD, Wood County,
TIL. LOGAN, Ohio County,
O. W. ATKINSON, Ohio County,
AW. CAAPBKEL, Ohio County,
RrpubHean SAFE COm"'iti'e.
WI. W. CowDEN, Ssereiay,
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MEM AnNERrlaEMENrs

IETANTED. -A LADY TO AssIsT IN
,s 4SSs Ne M ~ on, ,S Sas that sq sSPs
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BRANCH STORE OF II. F. BEHRENs.
" For the CONVENIENCE u my friends aud eust0-
mer q appst part q thS sty, and The publ 10
il2a Market street, opposite ksVNnth street. near the
Upper MA hoasF, where I will keep hrst.elass
assortment o. huey and ttaple groceries and produce
which viii 30 sold q usual low prizes. II. r,
BEHREN5, an aud 2Eio MARKET street., fifth ward;
LIS Market street, Second ward, apio