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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-14
THEN STEERS.
Uncle Scion Chase i'm Granite Hall.

The sage of Chase's Mills was greeted
larger than Nh Pillsbury had when he spoke
here. 1t was an earnest gathering. There
was an absence Ct the wild hooray" ele-
ment, but there was a deep undercurrent of
enthusiasm. l.. +. Arnold called the meet
= ing to order, and introduced A. F. Warren rs
chairman of the evening. Uncle Scion was
greeted with a torrent of cheers as he rose to
speak. The old man has braced up consd-
erably within a year or two. He dresses
better, wears a cleaner shirt, and looks less
like a tramp than formerly.
Mr.. Chase's opening remarks were sub
stantally an iteration of the financial vaga-
ries and heresies which he has been uttering
on the hastings and in his paper for five
years past He denounced both the republic
can and democratic parties as enemies OF the
people. Outside of Maine the democratic
party is just as rampant for hard money as
the republican party. We want no alliance
with them. The greenback road like the
road to heaven is straight ahead.
A Boiler.
stand to-day called bolter. When
our fathers revolted from Great Britain they
bolted. | did not bolt from what was called
greenback convention l could no longer
keep my hand in the fire. If have done
anything to hurt the greenback party am
sorry If have done anything to hurt either
Of the old parties am not sorry. Applause
They say at Bangor there was an agreement
to fuse on the electoral ticket. There was
not. know it. stood there all day like
Watchdog. l said that l would fight any
proposition recognizing the existence OF
either of the old parties. Word has come up
that Gen. Weaver has sold out to the repub-
hcan party. Why? Because he refuses to
act with the democrats. Gen. Weaver needs
no defence from me. He can stand upon his
own ground. In the State of Maine there
are thousands and thousands Of men who are
gong to vote the straight ticket. l know
mat since went into this movement more CT
my warm hearted friends have wrung my
hand and exclaimed,
GOD BLESS You, UNCLE SoLoN,
than ever before.
Mr.. Chase spoke until nine o'clock, hold
ing his audience well. He vehemently de-
nounced any alliance with any other party,
ana advocated a conscience vote as a nucleus
70 build around. He prophesied that the
eeenoack millennium would come sometime
in the future, and exhOrted his hearers to
WORK on and hope on. He closed by saying
'aat he had a little grandson, and his name
vas Scion Chase. who would drive ''them
"eers' after he should have died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-10-14
MASSACHUSETTS.
Death of Hon. Peleg Sprague.

Death of Hon. Peleg Sprague.
BosToN, October h. Hon. Peleg Sprague
died Wednesday morning, aged 81. In 1921
and 1922 he was member from Maine of the
House of Representatives. lie was in the
10Th Congress and went to the L. S. Senate
in 1929 serving till 1885. lie was afterwards
Judge of the United States district court for
Massachusetts, from 1910 to 1865. He was
the last surviving member of the memorable
United States Senate of 1880 to 1882.
General Grant.
Gen. Grant was welcomed by Gov. Long
this morning and visited Quincy market,
after which a collation. was served by the
Boston Merchants Association at their hall,
during which the general made quite a long
speech, relating chiefly to the cultivation of
business with Mexico.
Struck by Lightning.
ARLINGTON, October ID. During a storm
this afternoon, the residence of Alonzo
Meserve was struck by lightning and two of
the inmates rendered senseless, one of those
an old lady, being severely injured.
Railroad Accident.
TAUNTON, October 10. Cornelius O'Neil,
freight brakeman, was severely damned
about the breast while coupling cars to-
night Three ribs were fractured and other
injuries received. He was taken to New
Bedford.
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NV life was saved by warner .s,s sa Selma
new and Liver Cure. b. Lake'y' ~
Ala
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FOREIGN NEWS.

ArchbishOp McCabe Denounces the
Land League.
LoSpoy, October IL. The pastoral letter
of Archbishop McCabe of Dublin. denounc-
ing the Land League. is felt to be serious
blow to the present violent programme of the
league. Another hitch has occurred in the
programme of the agitators. Parneli did NOT
attend any meetings on Sunday. Some be-
lieye he hesitates before adopting the violent
programme of the Land League, which Is
now simply horde of Fenians.
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Associated Press kilograms to the Dali
Kennebec journal.
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Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
DAMARIsCoTTA, October IL. William G.
Patterson, wife and daughter-in-law were
thrown from a carriage Monday afternoon
at South Newcastle. Patterson died Tues
day night. The others are seriously in
jured.
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y. hicher IN bone and fat producing materials
than all others are Malt Bitters.
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NOTICE.

W, Mrs Elizabeth Trask, Midwife and Physician
ould respectfully announce 10 the public GENERALLY
at she Is prepared TO wait all calls pertaining Il
her profession. Residence last house in Court Ave
nue., Augusta, Maine. oc,fItts
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Notice.

forbid all persons barboring trusting my wife
Minnie 3. Russell on my account, ~ shall pay no
debts Of her contracting after this date.
GEO. H. RUSSELL.
vsssalboro, Oct. ], 1880. w3w4o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09
TnE srRAuDER CASE.

Another Hearing Yesterday Afternoon.
Taylor strauder was again brought into
the U. S. District Court yesterday alter
noon by Sheriff Tingle, in obedience to a
writ Of habeas corpus issued day or two
ago, requiring the body of the prisoner as
the hands Of the Sheriff. Attorney Gem
eral Robert White accompanied Mr.
Tipgle, loaded down with large number
of books, and at once the large crowd Of
spectators whose curiosity had impelled
their attendance, were on the qut wire for
Something unusual. After some routine
business had been transacted Judge jack
son turned to those having Strauder in
custody and asked them II they were pre-
pared with their answer to the writ Gen
eral White said he had the answer ready,
but he first desired TO move to quash the
writ. At this the Judge smiled, other
lawyers cooked their ears and drew nearer
the table, and Capt. Doyener, rising, said he
did not understand the object OF the At
torney General in making the motion, as
he (White) was only there to represent
Tingle and for nothing else.
General White-"Ii your Honor please,
| | have decision here OF Judge Raymond,
Of the Supreme Courtof West Virginia
Judge jackson, interfering: ut Is use
less for you, sir, to present anything bui
| United State Supreme Court. decisions in
this court, and hardly think any intelli'
gent court would decide IS you say. When
This court gets possession Of the prisoner
Sheriff Tingle's connection with hin
ceases. The only object OF q h1beds corpn
Is the production OF the prisoner, and thu
question OF illegal detention will then bt
passed upon. You can, however, with
draw the motion TO quash the writ ant
move to quash the return to 1t, which
apprehend you won't do"
General White-"I think, sir, neithe
the writ nor the return bears evidence o
illegal detention, nor is there eyidenc!
upon It's face Of illegality. do not thinl
q District Judge has any authority TO tr!
whether be Is Illegally detained or not
unless he is detained in contrsvention 0
the laws OF the United States, the Consti
tuition OF the United States, or some act 0
Congress"
CAPT. Doyener-I myself have neve
heard Of anything Of this kind, nor do
think the Court has"
The Court-"May be it is the first tim
Il ever was heard; hadn't you better en-
tighten the Court?"
Capt. Doyener strauder wants t
know why he is detained"
Attorney General White then ventilate
his ideas on the question OF quashing tn
writ, and quoted the case OF Dorr,. tn
Rhode Island traitor and other decisions
which the Judge ruled were not opposite
Of Judge Raymond, which Judge Jackso
had previously interdicted, but this wa
disposed OF as having no bearing on tn
case, after which the motion to quash wa
oyerruled, and the prisoner, Strauder, to
ken to jail in the custody Of Deputy Ma
shal John D. Maxwell, in order to allo'
Capt Dovener time to amend his petitio
for hdbeds corpus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

PERSONAL MRNTIoN.-senatof Pendletor
was entertained by Lewis Baker at biz
residence at Elm Grove, yesterday after
noon. .-
Hon. Lorenzo Daniord, Of Ohio, was In
the city Yesterday.
Cadet I'd. Capehart, OF Annapolis Naval
Academy, is spending his short leave OIL
absence with his parentsat Martins Ferry.
Miss Annie Hearne left yesterday morn
ing for q visit to Lancaster, Ohio.
Miss Kate Jones, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
who has been visiting Miss Mollie List, In
this city, left for home yesterday.
Major Ran. Stalnaker, il, aud q party
OF friends went East over the B. & D. last
night.
Otto Hess, wife and daughter, John
+Oesterling and Conrad Seihert are ex.
pected home next Tuesday from Europe.
Dave Baird, OF the Hinge Factory, left
yesterday for a trip 10 Portsmouth, Iron.
ton, Cincinnati and other points in South.
ern Ohio.
Hon. Caleb Boggess and John Bassell,
Esq, OF Clarksburg, are at the New Nc
Lnre,
Ed. Brues; of New York, the hand.
soonest, the "popularest" and most genial
Of all drummers, was in the hands Of his
friends last night.
Col. Alex. Campbell received o dispatch
last night from San francisco announcing
the arrival OF his daughter, Mrs. McGarey
and her husband A. 7. McGarey, at that
port at o'clock. The vessel bearing
them to this country left Sidney, August
l2. Col. Campbell expects his children
home in q few days.
willis Hawley, Of the Seventh ward,
leaves this morning for Kalamazoo, Michi.
gan, on business tour.
Col. Daniel Steenrod Thompson, Chief
Of staff TO Governor II. NJ. Mathews, and
Hon, Lewis Newman, Of Marshall county,
were at the New Mcclure last night.
Hon. Joseph Gallaher and George A.
Creel, ESQ, Of Moundsville, took in Seen
tleman George" last night, or rather were
taken in by him.
Major Ed. Mcdonald, Of Burton, was in
the city last evening.
j. O. Haggerty, arising Young attorney
OF Fairmont, Is at the Mcclure.
VIII Lupton, OF Woodsfeld, o., looked
In upon US last night.
Messrs. II. @. Pollock, Frank Iams, Ed.
Frazier and James Pauley, all Of Waynes-
burg, attended the Pendleton meeting, at
Hall, last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09
MUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New Mcclure
House Sample Rooms.

ANuSEMENrs, II Tropdtorc - Verdi'f
superb opera, in four acts, was given at the
Opera House last night 10 small audience,
much smaller In fact than the excellence
OF the performance deserved. Wheeling,
for some reason or other, does not take To
English operas as kindly as she does 10 the
more difficult operas Of Lew Benedict and
j. L. Oarncross, as the audience oil last
night will demonstrate. Taking into con-
sideration the opera that was presented
and The character Of the performers, the
audience was shameiully small, but what
It lacked in numbers 1t made up In en-
thusiasm.
The story Of the Troubadonr'' Is we'll
known 10 all theatrical frequenters. LEO.
nora,n the heroine, was taken by Miss
Julia Rosewald, who has an excellent
voice, but is painfully awkward in her
movements. The singing Of Miss Rose.
valid in many instances was superb, and
ELECTED much applause, notably In the last
act when she was treated TO an enthusi.
astic encore together with Signor Brignoli.
Zelda seguin as Azucena, the gypsy,
both by her inimitable acting and singing,
won much favor and was repeatedly en-.
cored.
Signor Brignoli, rs Manrico, possesses
tenor OF marvellous sweetness and Trova.
tore affords him ample scope to bring out
all his strong points.
Mr.. James, as the Count Di Luna, de.
lighted his hearers not the less by his
admirable acting than by his singing.
Theother members ri the company were
In RenryI Mnianls Tickets for re-
served seats will be on sale at Banners
Music Store this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

.swarmest and kyndest Regards for the
people at Democratic meeting 10 the
Eighth ward next Wednesday evening.
Ohio county seems to be sort Of battle
ground this year. The enemy evidently
have some cause for fright.
The lanterns for the Young Mems Gar.
field and Arthur Club will DO atSiauton 4
Dayenport's this afternoon. all those
members OF the club who intend going
out 10 Elm Grove this evening to partici.
pote in the Golf demonstration will meet
at the Mcclure House at $3.50.
The Junior Garfield club Of the Seventh
ward will get their uniforms to-day.
The Junior Garfield club met last even
ing and took in eleven new members.
Martin Wayman was promoted to Cap
tain, filling the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation OF Capt. Day. Samuel Bell
man was promoted to the First Lieuten.
ancy, and Harry Robinson to the Second
Lieutenancy. Dan.s Prayer was elected
Third Lieutenant. The club will attend
the Elm Grove meeting this evening.
The Eighth Ward Garfield Club met
last evening and adopted the Continental
style OF uniform, with white aud red trim
mings. They have fifty uniformed men
now, but expect to increase the number
to eighty by Saturday evening. The club
will meet this evening for drill. The
members are requested to attend the reg
ular meeting on Saturday evening for the
purpose OF receiving their.uniforms. This
club Is prospecting finely, and will no
doubt be the crack organization OF the city.
The Democrats will luxuriate in two
more'meetings this week. Hon. John +;
Follett will speak tomorrow night, and
Judge I.aing Saturday evening.
Let every Republican, who can possibly
do so, attend the Elm Grove meeting THU
evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09
MINOR BENTON.
The Dolnss of a Day Boiled Down IA
HnsIy Renders.

Hasiy Readers.
REGULAR fall weather.
LEAVES are parting with the parent
stem.
THr Council Committees on Streets and
Alleys and Water Works meet at the City
Hall tonight.
County CLERK Hook kept up the aver
age OF the week by issuing one marriage
license yesterday.
THE limestone breaker purchased by
George Ankle has arrived and is now IN
use In his quarries.
PERSONS living in the vicinity Of the pub
lie schools do not need TO be told that the
schools have opened.
No BUSINESS was transacted in the Coun
ty Court yesterday. The petit jury wa
discharged until Monday morning at
o'clock.
Mr.. GEORGE B. CRAwroBD, Secretary 0
the Reunion Association, has received tht
regimental flags OF the First and Twelfth
West Virginia Infantry for the reunior
at Wellsburg on the 18th.
WALTER BUCKLEY, OF this city, who hal
been mining coal in the bank OF ]. s
Echols, at Triadelphia, was seriously in
jured Tuesday. lie was in tie act of re
lighting blast, when an explosion occur
red, breaking his leg and bruising his body
considerably. Mr.. Buckley Is a practical
miner, and has the sympathy OF all who
know him.
AT the Belmont and Riverside mills yes
.erday, notification was received from theil
coal diggers that 1t was their (the Goa
diggers] belief that no s. 90 nail card wa
in existence, although they had been In
formed one had been adopted on the 2Stt
of July last, and II such be the case the!
want the difference in pay due them. The
manufacturers took the notice and will
reply in few days.
THE Baltimore and Ohio railroad vii!
sell excursion tickets to the Cincinnati
Exposition on Tuesday September 9Th,
l4th, 2lst, 18th, October 9th, 18th, and
10th, and to the Chicago Exposition We'd
nesday, September S:h, 18th, 10th, and Sat.
urday, October 9th and llth. and Thurs
day, September 18th and 23d, and Tues
day, October 9th. These tickets will be
good for six days from date to Chicago,
and FIVE to Cincinnati.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

BALrIMoRE, September s-Flour steady and
fairly active: western superine So 76a3 go
extra 50 76a4 30; family 81 76a6 30. Wheat
western higher and strong; No. 2 western
winter red, spot and September 81 DIAL OK ;
October 81 08al 08K; November 81 07JSa1 0S;
December 81 GOAL cox. Corn shade better,
but dull; western quiet and firm: western
mixed, spot and September 5ll{a51 No; 0c-
tober $50 bid. Oats higher; western white
4Iail Nc Rye quiet at $50, hay firm;
Trime To choice Pennsylvania Sl9 00a2l 90
per ton. Provisions firmer and fairly active.
Mess pork SIC 30. Bulk and loose shoulders
none here; clear rib sides none here: do
packed Sc 60a9 %. Bacon, shoulders 81 %;
clear rio sides 5000. Hams at l2HalSfc.
Lard, refined In tierces 50 90. Butter steadyi
prime TO choice western packed l6a20c.
Eggs Quiet at 1876. Petroleum. crude nomi.
nal; refined exc, Coffee quiet; Rio cargoesy
ordinary TO fair, l3al6c. Sugar stropg: ASoft
i0Xc. Whisky in fair inquiry at 81 Is.
EAST LtbERrY, September s,-DArrLE-Re.
ceIp,s to-day $40 head OF through and $50 head
ofyard stock; total for two days go head Of
through and 1862 head Of local. Everything
was sold out yesterday. Arrivals since, about
forty cars, metwith ready sales at an advance
OF about 10. Thepens are clear again. Best
shipping grades 81 0Oa5 SIX; fair 10 good
butchers stock 81 2Sa4 50; common and light
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

As ALCOHOL, Tobacco, Opium, Indian
Hemp, Chloroiorm, Hashish, Absinthe,
&C., prevent the good effects Of Eel.
lows Hypophosphites, so Fellows Hypo.
phosphites Is an antidote against all these
narcotics and sedatives, and will restore
to health such as have been injured by
them. Sold by Logan, List 4 Co. MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

CINCINNATI ExouRsloYs.-Tbe P. O. &
St. L. Ry., (Pan Handle route) announce
low excursion rates TO the Cincinnati Ex-
positionfor the following dates; Sept S.h,
18th, 18th, 23d, 10th, and Oct. 9th, and
9th. Tickets good for six days.
The Pan Handle Is the direct and popu-
lar route to Cincinnati, having the least
number OF changes and making the quick;
est time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

Omar EXCURSION TO plrrssuRdu.-The
p, o. & St. L. Railway Company Pan.
handle route) will sell excursion tickets to
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning OF each week until October sth.
Tickets good going on morning train only,
returning will be good on trains Of Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Exposition,
% m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

THE CouRrs.-U S. Dislrict Court Judge
Juckson.-This court met at 10 o'clock yes
terday and disposed Of the following bus
j J. II. Hobbs & O. w. Brockunier VS.. the
Buckeye Glass Company, In Equity. In
this case the plaintiffs brought suit to re,
strain defendants from infringing upon Q
patent for glass molds owned by plaintiff,
and a perpetual injunction was awarded
them.
Dennis D. Campbell was recognized in
81, 900 to appear at the next term OF court
in this city TO answer charge oil felony.
Fontaine Smith, Esq, became Insecurity,
Taylor Strauder was brought into court
and committed to the custody of the y. 5.
Marshal, who was directed to produce
him this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

Music lovers will fiud it to their interest
to attend the closing out sale OF Musical
Goods at sheih's, Washington Hall,
Books, Music, Instruments, ETC., are sell
ing at bona fide cost, so as to attend TO the
Piano and Organ business exclusively
hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

TRANSFER OF RIAL EsrArR.-The follow.
ing transfer Of real estate was recorded In
the County Clerks office yesterday:
Deed made February 10th, by johanna
Koch to g. E. Tufts for the northeast
quarter OF lot number $50 in South Wheel.
ing. Consideration, sG25.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09
WRATHRR INpICATIONR

WARRINGTON, September al a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, possibly occasional local
rains, winds mostly northeast, stationary
or falling followed by rising tempera-
ture, stationary or lower temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-Ihe following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at sc6nepi's drug store, opers
House corner yesterday:
1917. 1880.
7LMl2MSF N.7r. " AN. i2M, 8 Pm 7r.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09
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RIVER RECORD.
A Rise Imminent, Though Not Yet Ap.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of Paetxets

A Rise ImmInent, Though Not Yet APP
parent-MoYements OF Packets.
The marks at the wharf last night indi
Gated that the river was still falling, there
being 8 feet Q inches of water on the
gauge. The steady rains Of yesterday and
the night before can hardly fail, however
to cause "brash," though 1t is doubtful
II a rise lasting any length OF time will
ensue.
The Emma Graham got out for Cincin'
natl yesterday as advertised.
The Scotia will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day, and unless there Is better stage
OF water than now seems probable, will
return tomorrow without going further
The Bachelor is to.day's Parkersburg
packet.
an excursion To the soldiers reunion at
The P6aton. Telegram, o'Neal and Eli
son continue their round trips every day
in spite Of low water.
The Science, for Matamoras, and the
Welcome, for Marietta, leave to-day.
The steamer Telegram brought up the
crew OF the Nellie Speer, which Is laid up
at Captina on account OF low water
The steamer N. ]. Bigley is also at Cap
tina together with the Jas: Jackson. The
jackson has a wheel disabled.
PirrsBuRaH, September s.-Riyer ] foot
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
SrEuDRNyILLE, Sept. s.-River ) feet 3
inches aud failing. Local packets on hmo.
CIScyNATI, September s,-Riyer7 feet
II inches. Weather clear and cool. De-
parted: virgie Lee, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, September s.-Rlver5 feet
inch in the canal; 3ieet inch in chute
on the falls. Weather cool, cloudy and
windy. The Dewdrop was sold for s., 400
and left for Greensboro.
CAIRo, September S.-Arrived: Grand
Tower, Vicksbure; Commonwealth St.
Louis: Departed: Geneyieve, st. Louis;
Grand Tower. River Is feet and falling.
Weather clear; Thermometer o..
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A1,LEonENr, PA, September I, 1880.

DEAR coxRApE: Co. B desires the
place Of our next reunion changed from
Mercer to Sharon, and on consultation
and correspondence with the members OF
the Executive Committee and other menu
bers OF the Association, have agreed to
publish the change. trust 1t will meet
with your concurrence. The 10th met in
Mercer lest week and then court occurs
during the first weeks Of October at Mer-
Ger and so they feared that we would not
meet the reception that We were worthy
Of, and they desired the change to Sharon.
Ii is easier Of access and no doubt will be a
better place. The time Is Tuesday, Octo.
Der 9th. Tell all your see OF the change
and note 1t in your city papers.
Respectfully, REV. ]. L. MnMdAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

SINGING Lessons Mrs. Annie NJ. She'll
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
September 9Th. Application may be
made at her rooms, 1112 Main street, I'd
floor, from 10 to IL A. NJ. and 2 to4P. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-09

McLAISs' BAKING PowpER is gaining
friends every day. It Is perfectly pure,
always reliable, and goes farther than any
Others, on account OF It's strength.