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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-17
Democratic JadIcIaI Ionferepe4,

Mt. Gaumer, editor Of the ST. C~latfsviil,
GdteD and Chairman OF The Democratic
Executive Committee Of Belmont county.
and Mr.. A. j. Pearson, oil Woodsaeld.
Chaitman Of The Monroe County Commit.
tee, held q little convention oil their own
Of Bellaite yesterday, the object being to
decide upon the programme for the con.
ventlon to nominate q candidate for Judge
Of The Courts OF Common Pleas In the
district composed Of the two counties
named. The only other person present
was David 0key, Esq., q nephew Of Judpe
Okey, the present incumbent.
The result wasA resolution to hold the
convention al Bellaifs on Thursday, Au.
gust llth. The basis oi representation
was lxed Of one delegate for each one
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PITH AND POINT.
AIniaIure Photos Or Halter and Fact IN
Y~tAIetdAy's Local Events.

hIniRInFe Photos Of Halter and Fact In
Yesterdays local Events.
The Linsly Literary Society will give
their annual entertainment this evening.
THREE deeds Of trust we're recorded and
n marriage license Issued By Recorder
Hook yesterday.
DR. j, +. L. HARDHTY yesterday per.
formed an operation on the eyes Of the
son Of Hon, O, T. Caldwell, OF Wood
county.
A EREIaHT car jumped the track at
Ohapline street, on the Hempdeld, yester'
day afternoon, OBTAINING the l:4b P. n.
train going east, for an hour.
THRRR will be q meeting OF the Board Of
Directors OF the penitsntiary to-day.
There will be q number OF prisoners to
farm" out and other business to transact.
'soRIRE MAYRs, oil. West Alexander, ia
looking forward with deep interest to the
Third Presbyterian excursion tomorrow,
We think the cheap rates will induce his
customers TO take advantage OF 1t and save
them breaking the Sabbath.
MEssRs. BEETz 4 FLADtNG, Of the Excel.
sier Planning Mill, purchased 9 Universal
Wood Worker yesterday, Of Bartel, MATRe'
dant 4 Co., II Hamilton, Ohio. Mr. n. L,
K. Sawyer, their agent, says: 'This firm
will now be able to cut out q sutt Of clothes
to order"
Mr. E. WILLS, of Klieves, KRAFT & Co.
has returned from sandusky, o., where hi
went TO inspect the buildinga at the iSll
grounds Tor the purpose Of making PLAN
and specifications for similar ones here
Those plans will besubmitted at the meet
ing tomorrow night.
The business mems excursion IRON
Doyleslon, Ohio. will be here this morning
over the q, I. V, 4 W, r.. r, The com
mittee OF Council consisting OF Messrs
Hslstead, Butterield, Nyles, Laughlin'
Prince snd Baker, met last night ant
completed arrangements for the propel
reception Of the visitors.
TaE Nineteenth Anniversary Of the
English Lutheran Church OF this city vii
be celebrated with appropriate services
This evening q sermon preparatory 10 IN
Lords Supper will be preached by Rev
III, A, Oluiz, OF Baltimore, who will alst
assist In at the Sunday exercises ant
preach the anniversary sermon SUNDAY
night, On account OF the death oil David
Park, IT,, o brother OF Mrs. Barnitz, thu
social reunion at the home Of the pAstol
was recalled,
Tax Committee on Water Works helt
a msetir g at the works yeaterday, attend
ed by Oily Engineer Hoge.. The objec
Of the meeting was 10 take the neCesa"r,!
steps toward the erection Of q new stack
Alter the matter was fully considered,
was Determined 10 order the engineer I
prepare the plans and specifications for
new iron stack SO inches In diameter b,
sheet 55 feet In height. He was also In
struCted to advertise for bids for the con
struCtisn OF this stack. New and large
coal houses were also ordered built,
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Col. W. NJ. Randolph, Of Hardy county
Judge Holt, Of Lincoln county, and Capt,
Andy Wilson, Of Ohio county, the com
m~issioners appointed by the Governor Ia
assess the railroad property In this State
returned to the city yesterday after a little
over a fortnight's absence In various sec.
lions. They have inspected all the railroad
property within our boundaries with the
exception OF the p, q. & st. L. and the
P, W. & Ky. railroads, whose reports. 10
the Auditor were accepted. The following
roads were assessed and the figures will
appear In q day or two:
Chesapeake & Ohio.
Baltimore & Ohio main stem.
Harper's Ferry & Valley Branch, Balti'
more 4 Ohio.
Parkersburg Branch Baltimore 4 Ohio.
Hemptield Branch B. 4 o.
Shenandoah Valley.
Martinsburg 4 Potomac.
Clarksburg, Weston 4 Gleuville.
Pe%nnsborO & Halrisville.
Laurel Fork 4 Sand Hill.
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hundred Democratic votes, or fraction
thereof over fifty cast at the last Eovem.
Der election. This will give Belmont
county fity.iour delegates and Monroe
t~hirty.eighE
An lNTRLLl0EScER reporter converted
with q gentleman who ought to be posted
on the matter last evening, and he said
the indications were that q Belmont coan.
ty, man to be selected by Q preliminary
caucus, would DO put in nomination. A
disposition ia developing in Monroe coun'
~, according to his abatement, TO divide,
while Belmont will solidiiy. The candi,
dates from Monroe county are Judge
oksy and Mr., sPTiggs, and from Belmont
o, J, SwRney and j., F, Charlesworth, Of
St. ClRirsville, Hon. R. ]. Alexander, Of
Bridgeport, is alao understood to be q can,
didats, although he has never announced
himself as such,
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%INDiVIDU1L ITEMS,
Prominent People Here and He
AbOutn.

Prominent People Here and Here
abOuts.
Mrs. O. T. Caldwell, Of P%arkerSburg, Ii
at the Mcclure.
Oscar Rammelsberg, Of Cincinnati, ar
rived In this city yesterday.
Mt. WIN. B. Simpson and daugter Adj
arrived from Philadelphia yesterday.
MIR. Robert Harper, Of baltimore, is Wis
Ting MIR. Henry Harper on Fiftsentt
street.
Col. Randolph, Of Hardy, Is at the Nc
Lure, and Judge Holt, Of Lincoln, at the
Hotel Oldham.
Mics Emma L. Parry, prominent 90 q
writer and In mission work In The Evan.
gellCal Lutheran Church, is In the city.
The Rev. Robert Dickson, y. D., Of
OadlE, Ohio, will preach In the First Pies
bytefian Church this evening AZ A quarter
before eight o'clock.
Rev. Jacob A. Olutz, Of Baltimore. Gee.
rotary Of the Board OF Missions OF the
Evangelical Lutheran General SYNOD,
REACHED Wheeling last evening.
Alexander Laing, Esq and Nj. Richard
Robb, Of this city, aailed from New York
yesterday (ThursdAyL on the steamer CITY
Of Richmond, Of the Inman Line. Excuf.
sion tickets we're purchased atlhe General
Steamship Agency, 1900 Market street.
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The picnic Of the lions Lutheran SUP.
day School, at Memmineet's Grove yea.
terday, was q grand success. Neatly three
hundred Of the scholars and teachers went
cut In the morning on The Elm Grove
G9Is. 10 this number large and many adj.
dltlons were made during the day. The
gay was PLEASANTLY bpent In singing, play.
ing, racing, DC. Prominent was q cham
battle, gotten Up by some Of the teachers
and larger boys. Nothing happened to
mar the. pleasure Of the occasion, and all
returned well pleased, although tired and
weary, 81 8 O'clock laat aYeninv.
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Reception at Miss Eliza miIls' Select
kNhn0l

Reception Al Miss Eliza Mills Select
school.
One Of the most delightful evenings II
has been the pleasure Of your reporter Ia
enjoy was the occasion Of Miss Eliza Mills
reception, on Fifteenth street, last eve
ming. AT the hour Of eight. quite q mum
Der Of the parents Of the children, at the
special invitation OF the accomplished lady
at the head OF this we'll known school,
assembled to zee the progress Of the chill.
dren committed 10 her care. Miss Ste
MetCalE preeided OF the piano and the chill.
dren thrilled the audience with Their
military marching. The wonderful RlaC.
rAty with which they spun through the
various figures pleased all, and, III fact,
sent the brain oil your reporter into a per.
feet whifl. After the marching came the
report for the year Of the various pro.
crosses OF the pupils. Miss jamie Good
received the tifBt prize, which WAS a beat.
tifully illustrated copy Of Smiths Illus.
tfAted America. Early Explorers, by
Thomas Frost, was presented to Dr.. Willie
Baird, Jr., q bright ad talented little lad.
Our American Artists, was presented h
Charles Q. Rawlings. "0ut Of school,
series 10 Master Benoni Good. Writing
Desks, to Harry Uummins and Charlie
Lamb; Toilet Sets 10 Syddie OF and
Emma A. Blond; various beautiful photo.
graph and Autograph albums TO the juvs.
nile pupils. The best Of the Toast was re.
served 10 the last, when the little ones
we're invited, with their friends. 10 q most
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woman.s wisdom.

"she insists that II is more Importance
that her family shall be kept In full health,
than that she should have all the fashionable
dresses and styles Of the times She therefore
sees 10 II, that each member Of her family Il
supplied with enough Hop BiLters, at the first
appearance Of any symptoms Of III health, to
prevent q at Of slcknes with lie attendant ex.
exercise their Slsdom In this wAy.-NdO Haven
Palladium. AWRAW
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Tr.u.Ter of REM Estate.

The following deed in fee was admit
ted to record in the Recorders office
yesterday:
Deed made June 10Th, 1881, by Il. F
Behrens and wife 10 William D. Mccoy
for q lot OF ground In L. ZAne's addition
o the city Tor $500.
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BY n timely use Of Fellows Compound
syfup Of HI pobbosphites the Nerves regain
i6eit vlgoF, and the Brain becomes clear and
powerful. Indigestion and habitual CoStiye.
ness almost always arise from weakness Of the
nerves and muscles Of the stomach and b0well.
In such cases, Fellow Syrup Of Hypophos-
phiits has proved lhelf Of The greatest service
BY inducing healthy peristaltlG action OF The
inttStines. This excavations soon become CO.
pious and healthy, without producing the
effect Of putgatlVe medicines, NWFAW
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DoS,T forget The Swiss wsfblefs Al
sohwalb's next Monday and all week,
Eseatslon M Dtoyyn,s I.Ia.a I... 90,

The P.i o. &sL L. Ky. %. will sell ex.
ettrsi0h tickets Tor trains leaving Wheel.
Ing al $40 A n and 9:2O A. N, on above
date 10 steubeNville at the rate Of rs Cents,
The reunion aud picnic is uudef ma
auspices oi eG.residsnts OF Washington
county, Pan and MANY distinguished man
VIII be present. Steamers will mn he.
tsssp ~eieubenville and Browns Island.
Fare for round trip, 25 cents.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, D. O., June l7.-l A, M,
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather and rain, southerly, veering west
erly winds, stationary or higher temper
Gture, falling, followed by higher barome
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nIpplut NnRaERlN.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
NOMMisgfONER's SALE.

VIM VI ASJANA
KAfaERtS FREDRicE, stI. ia tbs 9tS .,t,. B
OIL Uhlo eou''
KATBRRtN GRRHARDf, 81 III ehihsy,
The ubd,niSned ,p@ihl commissioner sn'GS
BATURDAY, THE 18Th DAY Of jVLi' IS ,,
Al the front door Of the COuft hou,e q GhlG \.
proceed 10 SeiI At public suction 10 ih2 hIi1 Ia II
der 4 certain town Of, InoVn aad de.sflT =, u SSie.
b, in fadiIO No 80, IN that part Of ihs up SThYTtE
ine i6yineTiy known ~ the ioVh oil ,0lih Nvis,istt.
j. ihs county, y 3hIS n, :n AZ sr a,,S :, aiis, :,
DHUipiioS-The 10, IA fall 1851 w ,si,sla
e,ectCd 1 i1oItnfJ brick dutllIng hoqe sSaIs.
four foSm6, With in addition funtisI az
In tSo rooms and Kitchen, built Of Toa ubt
"1tsSSs o. slLE-Onsihih. cash 10 hisS isIH
Of ials. ina residue on 4 tldt Of ~ 'Ty tsr
MONTH, Win Interest from d.ts q nIs, tnh
ebGSey living no'ei Tor the .dtielttd VIZ. ,st tl
Rooi p%siional security, and The tue Of
Ia retained d further security. ,or.vrp
DnvaHRRd FR1H1t SNslh ls
Solicitors ior PlainuA
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THE usual m~srCnautS' lunch at the New
NOLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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chicago and ItAtntn o..

Tho r, d. { 81. l. Railway Company
Pan Handle Routsl will sell excursion
ticketsto Chicago ON June q, Of the rate
q . iof round Trip. Tickets good LOT ten
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Plies Cared By Lisbig Co.+s AFnieatet
Extract OF witch Hazel,

Professor D. N. HALA, MD Ill D., Of the
Chlcago Medical College, says: ut has extra
ordinary power over this disease Professor
slDNEY RtNGER, Of the University Medical
limitations Also cures Rheumatism, Cataffh
and Neuralgia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-17

THE celebrated Swiss WarblsrS at
SOhwaIb'S all next wssk,
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II you miss going to the Zane Street N.
q. Sunday school picnic next Tuesday you
will tegtet u oil yout lie.
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They may relieve you, but they can't cure
that lame back, for the kidneysafe lie trouble
anu you want q remedy 10 act directly on
their BeCretlonS, 10 purify and restore thEii
healthy condition. Kldhey.Woft las ihai
specific aCtiOn-And at the same time Il teru.
lates The bowels perfectly. Don't wait To Sei
sick, but get a package to-day, and cure yo,ir.
SELL Liquid aid dry sold BY all Dfupgisia,--
GerndntOtrn htIrlph NRTIW
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The following SHOVE the range Of the
Thermometer, ss observed VI sChnepft
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday
1880. 1881
7AMnhSP,M,TRLI7A.N. II v. Q ?. ME-. \
d. N 50 n o. ~ 80 ~
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Ghe ~qntalLgemer.
oaSs1 aoz. as and N Roarlssn.a st1eeL


Wanted-Gih.
West Virginia University.
Trees-J. A. Sutherland.
E~xcursion and Basket PiCniCs,
For Sale-Houses and Lois.
Glass Workers Picnic.
For Sale Bonds.
For Cincinnati st, Lawrence.
Decorated Chamber Ware-John Erie
lel.
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THE world renowned Swiss WNtblets
have been Engaged for a weeks concerts
at sphWalb's Main stfeet SALOON,
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TnosE chalmlng Swiss warblep pe.t
Monday il0ht at schwalb's, and every
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DOR SALE.
DOR sALE-DEslRABLE BUILDING

DOR SALE-DESlRABLE BUILDING
IL LOTS. ri
I hereby offer for sale $50 iest OIL EVanl 4
teOpib GtreeI and IO0 fGtt o. fOurietLtA iti'N y
this city, In lots Of 20, 10 or 10 i6tt, to Iult Plfthslfi
The above property Ii the only large pi'e@ w.
now vacant In tbs city convenient 10 Iona'@ N
The most deflfabi0 10 10 had for i%tsid,h0t -
property u near the Central ullli Wofn in,l,Jt
Wood and MeCollOch streets and ttoSn y
GARDEN. HI sHhltLe
mhB I'LL hlu ~
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%wINE Of oAa1UI" four times a day
makes a happy household.
For sale by Logan 4 20.
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BETHANY cuLLEaE.

II parents with children 10 educate
could see bethany College as It looks TO
me to-day and have information Of liz
splendid resources for giving information
to youth; II they knew Of lie talented
head; lie removal from oil temptations;
its magnificent and healthtul location and
the beauty Of Tia surroundings Il would
have thoIssnde Of pgpila.
The trustees have determined 10 provide
an aOademiOal course Ia which pupils Of
common schools car enter and prepare for
the college Course. The services Of Prof.
Lowe, Of national tame as an educator,
and his talented wife, have been secured
10 supOtlDtend this department. The
terms are but $40 per quarter, certainly
very low considering the character Of the
instructors employed and the facilities
that will be enjoyed by pupils.
To more fully accommodate The lady
pupils, the committees expect 10 shortly
erect q %thfee.1tory brick boarding hall.
For the future bethany College prom
ises much. Il will now have the EXCLUSIVE
sltenlion and effort Of its honored Preei.
dent, aud everything Will te done Ia make
Of II 4 model college.
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AAA
Nj. Rees then mentioned the desirable.
lily Of having a nsms with which 10 head
the ticket. lie said he was perhaps a
little late, but better late than never. He
called upon Mr.. Dewitt Danford, a brotbe,
attorney, IN furnish q name.
Mr.. Dfennen interrupted him with The
remark that hls motion was not tardy; ~
10 customary 10 get the baby before Won
name IT," This produced some msrrimeht,
which was Increased when Mi. Rees
responded that he had known the rule 10
be. reversed, and II was 20 In this Oase.
Mr.. Danfofd proposed the maine, "The
County Seat Removal Ticket" which was
duly agreed upon aS the proper title. II
was then, on motion, ordered that The
friends Of the movement In each township
select .their own township committees,
and also members for each township Of
the County Executive COMMITTEES,
Nothing further remained 10 be done.
and with three cheers fot the ticket and
the movement In general the Convention
diepetsed.
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Mr., Collier presented o petition from Tie
teachers Of the grammar rooms asking for
more wages. They are at present teCeiv.
Ing no more eAlaty than the teachers In
the lower rooms. They have Q great deal
Of work To do both In and out 81 school,
They need the knowledge derived from
booEa and periodicals which they could
not buy on account Of their msagfe cal.
aries. The petition was teietfed 10 the
COMMITTEES on Salaries.
II was dels, mined 10 have no school on
Commencement day.
A. vote Of thanks was rendered Colonel
UpdegraH for bis services duting the even.
Ing alter which the Board adjourned.
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EnRlanu1 tne p0etBI btAteHLlPn, B0lutera
and scientists, arose from the lower ranks
Of life. So 10 this country, "there was
but one Abraham Lincoln In the Lincoln
family; one Winfield Hancock In the
Hancock family; one Andrew jackson In
the Jackson family" Toward our one
foreisther Adam can we all look back with
any feeling that he had UNDUE advantages.
He was the largest landowner Ia The
world and the greatest naturalist that ever
lived. He named all the animals oil the
EARTH. He was exclusive and never
visited out Of bis own family, and his vile
associated with no others. The essay
was ieplete with witty deduction
Aad arguments 10 show that upon
our own energies, virtue and rood
resolves depend our hopes OF pros.
perlty and success, ard that no matter
from what condition We may come "a
mans a man fof 4 that.H
After some appropriate remarks from
the President Of the Society, Mr.. John
Fufgus, OF New Zealand, MI. q, ], Tan.
mar, Of Ohio, delivered the valediCtofy Cd.
dress, which was unquestionably 0 pblen.
did Grafton In everything which makes
blu6 uIhboIIt 4ub lluGb pIbAtueu IuB B60A
timeht Of true poetry, and The sense Of the
best philosophy, and ] do not attempt
to even outline Il any more than l would
a blank verse poem. The delivery was
inspiring, and the gentleman we'll de.
served the beatty applause be received
when he cal down.
With the benediCtioh, byIRev, MoTaL,oi
Cleveland, and music by Kramet's band,
the audience slowly dispersed evidently
highly pleased with the "AmetiCah" boys.
A SOCIAL EvREfsa.
A reporters life lie not q happy one.
Alter The exercises a thronS Of young and
folks wendell their way along tho
beautiful walks TO President Pendl9ton's
home. The pAtlots were shortly alled and
We quietly stole up TO our room 10 jol
down ihe memoranda above, Up The
winding slalfCases came echoes Of lautb.
ter and TAX from below, lnletmibRled Win
pones and plano music, which indl.
called general enjoyment. Broad avenues
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Norwich Special to n. Y. sun.

Norwich Special to n. Y. sun.
The appended paragraph has been
circulating through the New York and
New England press:
A rare case of love at first sight
occurred at the Office of the Hamburg
Line, of New York, Thursday. A hand
some German girl, Catherine Pfeiffer,
who had lived in Peoria, ILL.,, for a year,
had become homesick. and was at the
Office 10 buy a ticket TO return TO her
father, who is a farmer in Germany.
John kebler, tanner of Norwich was
present, and the couple eyed each other,
were infatuated, introduced themselves,
and in the course of twenty-four ho'us
were married. The contemplated steam
ship passage was given up, and the fond
pair returned to Norwich.
The words are correct. except that the
couple were not married until their ar
rival in this city. After their sudden in.
fatuation in the steamship Office and the
subsequent avowment of mutual love.
Mr.. koehler asked the girl TO accompany
him at once to his Norwich home. She
trusted him so implicitly that she readi-
ly assented. They embarked on the
evening boat for this city, and on arrival
proceeded at once to the young mars
pleasant home in Greenville, mile from
this city. On last Monday the German
Lutheran minister was called, and in
the presence OF few friends the couple
were welded. There were no cards and
no presents. The couple have gone to
housek eeping. Ii was throughout case
Of love at first sight. A happier couple
cannot be found.