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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1880-05-19

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THE STREAM OF TRUT

is no mountain rill. rhe problems, as we
call them, are the slow movement of vol
ume which is in no haste to reach the sea-a
stream that does not intend to run dry-a
stream designed by the Almighty to run
bank-full in summers far ahead of all, whose
beauty you and L shall see. One new truth
will suffice to make thinker or student
happy for week, or, if need be, for a year.
Indeed, had you suddenly learned that the
human voice could be heard for miles along
little electric wire, would you not have said
''That is truth enough for me for one year at
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-06

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A DIPsEaExcE BETWEEN LADIES.

Mics Nri6e Estelle. ne> Ellen Kelly.
and Miss Effie Celeste. nee Mary Crump
are t~o ballet girls in New York. They
fell cut about dog. aud bad recourse
to police magistrate in order TO settle
their di6ersnce. During the proceed.
fngs the following corrtspondence was
read:
Mary Crump-Your doga 10 treating
my cat shameful. If he ain't made 70
stop, ! will make him myself.
Miss NELLIE EsrELLE.
Ellen Kelly-Your impairment lot.
ter don't deserve an answer from any
lady But l give you warn that you
will lay your filthy hands on my dog
!sse dictionary il you dare. l don't
d. mean myself By putting my name 70
this.
May Crump-If my hans is filthy I
use s,ape On my mex. aud not powder.
sm rot ashamed OF ,ny name. IL you
are.
Miss ELLEN KELLY. nee CELEsrg.
o" the case being reported. the 70
porter received tho following letter
from one Of the irste ladies':
Mr. Reporter Falsehood and dessts
are foreign TO me. dsspiss the action
II fslsc friend. Let herr doc and ssy
her worse. meaning DO disrssp~ct "a
your paper. l scorn to say anything
except that will yet bee even With ono
90 low - 10 fosgstt the friends Of her
sdversitc. Yours more rsspsctfolly.
Mss EsrHLLH.
p g. Excuss bad Siiing - ny
nerves 10 aipon edge.
Miss NELLIE EsTELLR.
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WISHING.

OF all the smusemenss for the mind,
From logic down to fishing.
There isn't ose that you can find.
50 very cheap - wishing
A very choice diversion. too.
II We bat rightly use it.
And not. - We are apt 10 do,
Pervert 1t. and abuse it..
/ xish - Q common wish. indeed
Ny purse were somewhat fstter.
That l might cheer the child Of need,
And not my pride 70 hatter;
That l might make Oppression reel.
As only gold can make it,
And bIesk the Tyrsnt's rod Of steel,
As only gold can break it.
I wish-that Sympathy and Love.
And every human passion,
That hss its origin up above.
Mould como and keep in fashion;
Th.t Scorn and Jealousy and Hate,
And every bsss emotion.
We're buried fifty iathoms deep
Beneath the waves Of Ocean.
~i.b-thst friends were always trus
And motives elways pure;
I wish the good were not % few
wish the bad wero fewer,
I wish that persons ne'er forgot
To heed their pisus teaching;
] wish that practisiog wss not
80 different from the preaching.
wish-thst modest worth might 10
Appraised with truth and candor;
wish that innocepce were free
Prom tsescbery and SANDER:
wish that men their vows would mind
That women ns'er were revers;
wish that wives were always kind,
AMI husbands always lovers.
I wish in 6ns-thst Joy and Air.b,
Aud every good ideal.
MAJ come srswhile thSoughOut til
earth
To DO the glorious Real;
Till God shall every crea,urs bless
With bis supremest blessing
And Hrps be lest in Happiness.
Ard Wishing in Possessing.
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snomoaalsm olTv, ~. T..
On the 9Th day Of April, 1890

Comrsneins ~ 10 e'eieck 4. H. Of the said day. the
fsoslna dsoeftbea tsaess parres u lasd hetoug-
log 10 The ssllowiss sanea pesssas, Tor he saxss
due thereon for The ~ I'M. ansn the sane b
sooner redeemed. Asd q The sane time an poor
vil also oGsr Tor sale The lsaA reid 70 SacAeolsb
County Tor delinquens tsxes Of pessloss yeas,
LOT W1LaUk
Treasurer Of euohvmisA County, w. z,
Oa'sd this 2Gth day ~ February. 4. ,. lea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
soldiers, Reunion at columbus.


COLUMBUS, August e.-our city presents
a grand appearance tonight. The whole
city is decorated for the reunion, especial
" the public buildings, City Hall, State
House, Fire Department buildings aud all
Of the business blocks. High street, for
Eve miles, is almost shaded with flags and
bunting. A large oil painting, 40 by %
feet, by Harner Henderson, OF this city, is
placed on the top Of the capitol represent.
ingsoldiers and sailors. In the back ground
OF the former soldiers aud sailors are sleep
ing with camp fires burning and tents
near. In the back ground Of the latter the
sea Is covered with gunboats and,vessels,
and in the far distance q maritime city.
Sixty regiments OF infantry, eight OF cav
airy, and eight associations OF ex.soldiets
have been assigned quarters. "0ld Abe"
and Colonel Handy's warmaps will be on
the ground. Tents on the fair ground
will accommodate 5000 men.
Private Secretary Rogers telegraphs here
to-day that President Hayes will leave
Washington tomorrow morning at 10:4O,
via the Pennsylvania Central railroad, and
arrive here Wednesday morning. Gen.
Durbin Ward telegraphs that he will
speak on Wednesday, taking the place Of
Gen. Ewing, who was unexpectedly called
to California.
The Thirteenth and Ninty.ffth o. l.,
Fifth Battalion and Signal Corps hold
reunion tonight. The dome OF the
Capitol is lit up tonight, presenting 0
very beautiful and magnificent appear.
anCe. Over the entrance Of the west front
OF the Capitol is the word welcome
formed by gaslights.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

The citizens OF Wheeling have at last
found that there is in the city permanent
restaurant, where they can get meal or
two when their families are out OF town.
Martin Thornton's Capital Dining Rooms
are no experiment, he has come TO stay,
and has been here already so long that
everybody knows him. He furnishes as
good meal for quarter as hungry man
need want. When any OF our readers
have occasion to dine al some place Of the
kind, they should go and eat one OF Mar
tins % cent meals, and they will no longer
pay high prices at hotel.
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unrrihIs murder.

NEW YoRK, August 9.-The police inthis
city and Brooklyn are endeayoripg to find
the murderers Of man whose remains
were found in the woods near Locust Val
ley, Long Island. The head was lying
some ten feet away from the trunk. A
resident remembers OF three men landing
from boat two weeks ago aud entering
the woods, from which only two emerged.
The clothing is Of fine texture, and the
pockets ofthe pantaloons were turned in.
side onf
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PERSONAL PRScRLrNGs.-Charles List is
back from Asbury Park.
NJ, ]. Mullen, OF Pittsburgh, who has
been visiting Wheeling friends for a few
days, left yesterday for Cumberland,
Col. Jacob Nunge, OF this city, has been
elected one OF the judges Of tie contest at
the Allegheny funniest.
Basil 4. Bowers, OF New Martinsyille,
and D. F. Pugh, Of Middlebourne, are at
the Mcclure House.
B. E. Slocum aud A. N. Bond, Of Par
kepburg, and G. W. Aushutz, and Misses
Martin and Alexander, Of Clarksburg,
were at the Stamm House yesterday.
Rey. Alexander Mcconnell and vile, Of
Cresco, Iowa, are making short visit to
friends in the city. Rev. Mcconnell is
native Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Chris. Liedl, local OF the poltsbLdl, is
taking in the funniest at Pittsburgh.
Prof.. August Kryer, OF this city, has re-
ceiyed an invitation to 20 TO Chicago with
the Cadet Band OF Columbus, Ohio, and
will leave Thursday morning for that pur-
pose. =,
Mr.. John Warehouse, Jr., and family,
who have been visiting friends In the lar
west for some time, got home Saturday
night.
Hon. J.J. Woods is at home from the
white Sulphur Springs.
EFF. ". Meier and son, oil st. Louis, the
former a well.known. glass merchant, are
in the city. 81
Capt. J. G. Muhelman, the well known
and popular river man, for many years in
command OF the steamers Ragon and Dur
nails sojouruing at present at Hot Springs,
Ark, for his health, which has been some
what impaired for several weeks. We
hope to see him return soon, rejuyenated
and able for several years more OF solid
service.
OH. Dinger, Esq, the hat man, who
has been taking in the sights oil the Old
Miss Mildred M. Hamilton. ofthe South
Side, and Miss Lizzie Muldrew, oil the
East End. are visiting friends on the ele-
waited plains OF Short Greek.
Mr.. L. F. Thoma, of the Volksbtdt, re-
turned to this city from Pittsburgh last
night.
Mr. Ed. Reid, who started on an explor-
ing expedition to the North Pole, but who
forsook that trip for the more lasting pleas
uresof missionary labors in the lar West,
has returned home much benefited In
health, and metamorphosed in his views
OF human nature and mankind general
Capt. "Herb" Freeman, the fastest, iol.
Hest conductor in the service Of the b. &
| o. railroad company, is again amongst us,
having been transferred from the Lake
Erie division to the run" between this
city and Columbus, Ohio. Capt. Freeman
commanded train between Wheeling and
Sandusky during the Centennial year and
made many friends here, who will be
pleased to greet him once more.
Mr.. Simon Kuhn, OF Philadelphia, an
old member OF the press OF that city, but
at present a commercial traveller, is at the
Capt. R. T. Deyires returned from Bal.
timore last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
CoNMITrKE.-The Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee met last night at the
office OF DR.. L. ]. Wunderlich, with Dr.
Storer in the chair. In the absence OF the
regular Secretary Mr.. Lewis recorded the
business OF the meeting The reports Of
the several subcommittee were received
and placed on file, and the committees
continued. The time Of holding the pri.
maries in the country districts was fixed
at from 10 I P. NJ, and for the city pre-
cincts from 7 to 0. They will be held at
the usual voting places in all the precincts
except in Richie district, where the meet
ing will be held in Westwood's Hall. The
date remains unchang ed-SaturdSy, Au-
gust 81,
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JAKE JACKSON CoMrxa.-At a meeting
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club In
Washington Hall last night Major Alder.
son announced that Col. Jake Jackson,
Democratic candidate for Governor
would be in the city at some time to-day,
and suggested that measures be taken for
his reception. Thereupon Jimmy Spey.
or moved that $40 be appropriated from
the funds Of the club for the purpose OF
living Jake an idea Of what the young
men Of this county can do. Mr.. Black, Of
the RtqiAsr, with IN eye to business, mod.
destly suggested that an advertisement be
danger ofthe descent OF Jackson upon this
city. This, however, was ignored, aud
Major Anderson, John L. Rice and James
Wheeler were appointed committee to
receive Col. Jake Jackson in landau, and
to procure the Wheeling City Band to
help create enthusiasm at his reception.
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REMEMBER that via the 8. go. r. r.
you eau 90 10 ths Reunion at Columbus and
back for So 90 the round trip, good to return
until August 18th, inclusive. Tickets will
be said August 10Th, nth and 18th for the
following trains: Leave Wheeling at $3.50
n. M, arrive In Columbus at 9:45 a. m.
Leave Wheeling at e:l5 a. m, arrive In
Columbus at 8 p. N. Leave wheeling at
1855 .. M, arrive In Columbus at u p. m
Leave wheeling at lilo p. NJ, arrive In
Columbus at 6 a. m. a3
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SUDDEN DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Last
night at 10 o'clock Mrs. Sarah NJ. Nc
Lean died at the residence Of her brother.
in.law, Rev. DR.. F. S. DeHass, at Martins
Ferry, OF hemorrhage OF the lungs She
was about 10 retire when attacked with
the fatal symptoms, and death was almost
instantaneous. Mrs, Mclean was sixty.
five years OF age, and was the mother Of
two married daughters, Mrs. FalConer, Of
New York, and Mrs. Augustus Campbell,
Of Paola, Kansas. She was the aunt OF
Mrs. Sam MCCulloch. She he'll recent
ly returned from visit 10 Mrs. Campbell,
Just before her death had finished reading
letter from thatlady. Mrs, Mclean was
Nh old lady universally respected where
known, and her death will leave void in
the'heArts OF numerous friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10
River News.
By Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Riyer falling;
feet in canal. Weather cloudy and warm.
PITTSBURGH, August Driver l foot
inches and falling, Weather clear and
warm.
CINcINNArI, August Driver Q feet ?
inches and rising. Weather fair and
warm. Departed: Salt Valley for Pitts
burgh.
CAIRO, August Driver IL feet and fall.
ing. Weather fair. Thermometer So.
Arrived: City Of Providence, Raven, and
Belle Shreveport from St. Louis. Depart.
en-: Providence for ST. Louis; Schenck
for New Orleans.
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PITTSBURGH, Aug.o.-The Amalgapated
Association Of iron and steel workers in
the United States, in session at the Opera
House, elected the following officers: Pres.
ident, Jno. Jarrett, Sharon, Pa, Secretary,
VIM. Martin, Pittsburgh, Treasurer. Jas
Penny, Pittsburgh; Trustees. VIM. Weihe,
Samuel S. Waitright, Pittsburgh, and Q. D.
Thompson, Wheeling. Balloting for Vice
President Is now in progress with good
prospects OF an all night session.
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ABOUT the only thing OF importance
done by the Council Committees at their
meeting last night, was resolution adopt
ed by the Committee on Fire Department
that they go over to the Island in body
Wednesday aud select site for q hose
house for that ward. This is step. that
should have been taken long ago, as was
amply demonstrated by the recent des.
truction OF Mr.. Giles residence. It is to
be hoped that the work thus inaugurated
may be pushed on 10 completion, and a
building similar to that in the Eighth
ward erected in the Seventh.
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DR.. j. G. Mccoy, from the East, is in
Wheeling again, and will remain until
Monday, August 10th, 1850. DR.. Mccoy
treats chronic diseases, private diseases,
female diseases and physical deiormities.
The Doctors wife assists in treating female
patients. Consultation free. Office, 1910
Eoff street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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soldiers Reunion.

The soldiers reunion at Columbus,
Ohio, promises TO be one OF the greatest
oil the kind. President Hayes, Gen. sher-
man and a host Of other distinguished per-
sonages have signiied their intention to
be present. The popular Panhandle
Route has made a very low excursion rate,
and you can witness this grand affair ct
very little expense. Tickets will be good
returning, until Augustl9.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

The prevalence Of malarial diseases in
country and town indicates danger to
which we are all exposed. These diseases
are easy to contract and hard 10 eradicate.
But Warmers Safe Pills neutralize the
poison and cure them. They are equally
effective against all bilious troubles.
TTHds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10
MRArHRR INpIcATIoNs.

WARRINGTON, August 1O.-1 A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rain, winds
mostly from the southeast to southwest,
stationary temperature, stationary or lower
barometer,
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Excursion-Colored Soldiers.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson.
For Sale-Horse.
Fruit Jsrs-John Friedel.
Mo- = lion Peel.
ReruUuc..- 7 lmaries.
All Gan Apply-Henry Roemer.
New observation-disclosures. ~
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THERMOMETER RRooRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at sChnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner: ~
1873. 1850.
7Lx.i7nSP. M.7P.M.I IAN. Il MSr. N. Pm
O. q Is 20 Y % 81 81
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To correct all abnormal action and re-
store the Liver to its healthy work, judic.
iously use Hamburg Drops, the best Liver
Regulator in the world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

MUTTON BROTH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms. 1861
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

EyEaYBoDY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause It Is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

cuIRP TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try 1t you will use no other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

Joseph HARRIS NURSERIES,
81 MOUNDsyILE

1900 apple Trees, tEo, ihrea, four ID tnIpN
5000 Peach, one iron budl JGf.
5000 Plums, one and Two yelh
5000 QuInees, two and three yaL
5000 Cherries, one Nnd tEO yttn
Silver Maple. Mountain Ash AID PsPlH rsI
quantity.
5000 EVerueORs, nostly Juniper, Ina %, WIN
feet. The GbOye are thrifty and 10 gDi baaiaih
u nSplantiRg. Will tell Is low u ikthIa gsfs
pondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL NlLul
MoundAVille. Nursery u Ons qaIitH Hit " {
MoundSVille Depot. pE+lT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

CHIEF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it
For sale everywhere.
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DENTIsTRY.-ro THOSE THAT De
gIIE 10 ave theIr natural teeth We would say
mat We are nov better prepared than ever before 70
enable them 70 DO %. By the use Of an ELEcIRo
MAGNETIC PLUsGER We can and are mAklnS ptissI ~.
psIentT, than have heretofore been made u nv
rIty or elsevhere, without the aid Of the Eieetie
PlIggcr. What We ny We can prove by ACTUAL
REORGANIZATION. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. SURjISON 4 BON,
III No iI4S Market e., WheeliuE. W. We.
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DUBLICsALEOFV ALUABLEFlRI

DUBLICSALE OF VALUABLEFlI
/ and Garden lands, and PenObI Pr'rsfl =
THURSDAY, AUGUST u, NV, ! w ~
public sale, az not SOld al phuA ME ~ v
dats,) my Fine Farm and Rssidebet, hiailt Z !, Y
National Road, two miles Hesi VI Bn4i'P9a W
mont County, Ohio. SAID fam CO. ihn hslst
valuable bottom Ind paIturs land iuihsth u
enIng. The residence i' considered lhs 20 NJ "
mont County, and esntAinS twelve fGCaA w. " - 4
and bathroom, With 4 good dry eslif Vha su =
whole house. The grounds contain %, ihi.sal
and an orchard Of choice fruit ,tlOlni W 60 2
Said farm IN be sold ~ 4 whole " ID ~ ~
purchaser. AlsO al The ame tine W Z =
Tor sale, Livestock, farming ulsniii ~ ~ &
n s.is JSO 8 BAILi
paW P.:O, BddE,PsH, y.
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one Of the most creditable in this part OF

one Of the most crediable in this part of
the country.
Judge Alexander recalled many Of the
early workers in the meetings. on this
ground. Among them were DR.. Drum
mond, Rev. Gordon Battelle, Rev. James
E, Wilson, Wesley Kenney, Frank Moore,
Geo. Arnold, VIM. Summers and numer-
Gus Others, some Of whom are still living,
but most Of whom have long since passed
to their reward:
WHEELING people, CAMPING OUT.
The custom has prevailed for some few
years among prominent and well.to-do
Methodist families Of removing to the
camp ground, some weeks, or even
months, before the meeting, and residing
there during the heated term. As a sum:
mer resort the camp ground has the adj
yantages Of cheapness, convenience,
and freedom from conventionality
or restraint. Life there is one
continuous picnic. This summer the
number OF acolonists" has been large.
Revs. Masden and Wilding have had
their families in their cottages for several
weeks, coming to the city each Sabbath
to conduct services in their churches:
Presiding Elder Wilson, OF this city, and
Rev. Riheldaffer, OF Benwood, have also
been there. The other Wheeling people,
who have made their homes upon the old
camp ground, are W. K. ElsoD, Joseph A.
BodIey, James W. Bodley, Arthur Little,
Mrs. NJ. A. Stephens, Ralph Arkls, Hon.
David Wagner, Charles Corners, j. M.
Warden, George Miller, Mrs. Catherine
Dean, Mrs. Battelle, John Bailey, Luke
Elton, George Neff, B. F. Brooks, Benja'
min Stephens and Il. P. McGregor. They
are happy set, albeit somewhat noisy on
occasions, there beiDg,Ait issolemnly al
irmed, forty children on one street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-10

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