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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-13
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acknowledged King
Of al Sc ring Ill
chimes.
Important all Jal,iIIlIY Na,iga 10
all intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines,

Onics WHITE SEWING IiCHIVE Co.
CLEVELAND, >, May y, 1880.
Wo particularly cliI your attention tn the
fact that We stamp a number a piain, dlsiInst
isures on tho back shnttie,rloo sllio Of e,,h
maehine' and keeps record OF such numbers.
Whed s'ld, WAsaANrT FOR FfvE YGAHs l.
S'Ytn TO tue parchassr. q, warrant bear.
the name Of the agent who purchased tho ma.
chino from us, as also the date OF purehase md
number corresponding q the slide numbe.
Tho warrant IL siansi By ns, and has the oPgi.
u'ALsEAL oi co npany sianped uion IT,
All otter "irrnnts In our 40 ara spurIoul.
ind parties Mailing she 5itDz srMB Il. MurIL.
ArED OR pEFAcED, and no warranty 10 CORE.
pohd vita tho thlys descripti ~
nc "nc3 that solner or 'atsr tho owner viii he
inNel'eii ia trouble with NJ one to fail back
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ropnlar maehia' upon tho market, ths cLe.p
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lace they were placed upoa ths market, ,h,p
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-ioor sewing Msshines wers ings,t.i. rb,ir
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u oroiah satisaed when once they possess
the "Whue."
ThF REGULAR AUrHoEIzsD peALEn PoR
SNYDER and adj'lhlgg counties, 1. ~. o. SEE.
BOLD Mhilsiurs Pa. ami ws advise intend.
'ns purehassFs to patrnnite nons other. aud
thereby gst the genuine "Wditsr
swBiTE SEWING MACHINE
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-13

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
INDIVIDUAL ITEMS.
Prominent People Here and HeFeaboutI
Miaa TauIn.Ia lavaa IhIa a,opinn

prominent People Here n ueFeAboutB.
Miss Taylor's levee this evening.
Sam HerseY, Esq, Is back from q trip to
Washington.
State Capitol contractor Shepherd Is In
the city. He arrived yesterday.
Capt, J. NJ. Pipes, OF Washington City,
was In town yesterday, on a brief visit to
his brother, Dr.. Pipes.
Miss Mamie Paxton, OF Grafton, Ia
vlsiting at the residence OF Rev. L. W.
Ryan, South Front street, Island.
George W. Atkinson, Esq, U. s. Mar.
shal, left for Parkeraburg yesterday To at
tend U. s. Court, which sits there on the
10th.
Mrs, Eiaenberg, OF Barnesyille, mother
Of one Of the Female College graduates, Ia
the guest Of Mrs, Wiley, Of South Broad.
way, Island.
Charley Lenkard is now visiting In
Pittsburgh. He Ia expected home next
week and will be welcomed by many
friends and acquaintance.
A daughter Of John Baird, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, was married at noon yesterday
10 a Mr.. Atwood, Of Pitts burgh. A mum.
Der Of the relative went to the wedding
from this city.
Mr.. Gus Baker, q popular young 81.
Clalravillian, was In town last night en-
rotte home from an extended visit to
Philadelphia. He took In the commence
ment and was duly impressed.
Col. James II. Hopkins, OF Pittsburgh,
passed through Wheeling yesterday en-
route to Grafton. He Is q great admirer
Of the White Sulphur Springs as q SUM.
mer resort, and expects to take his family
there this summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
The LInch.rnIdMen Prncaa,

The LinCh.Oaldwell ~tracas, go much
talked about on Tuesday after the occur
renee, came up for q hearing at the police
court yesterday morning, The witnesses
sworn were John HSndlan, Ollie Elsa
man and Jim Mendel. The charge made
against both by the city was disturbance
Of the peace" The case against Linch
was heardl frat. Handlan testified that
willis standing in front Of his store door
on Market street the day previous Mr.,
Caldwell approached Linch and asked
him TO settle an account due the old firm
OF Huseman and Mendell on which there
was Eve dollars due. Linch asked for
several receipts which he said had gone
out iot his possession, and after some
other talk Caldwell called LinCh q "little
d. dirty rascal" when the fight occurred,
Linch striking Caldwell several times,
Ollie Eiseman testified TO about the
same, but Mr.. Mendel said he knew moth.
ing oil the ARRAY personally, mot being In
the neighborhood when 1t occurred.
Mr.. CAldwell's case was then called by
the court, and about the same testimony
was offered, with the exception Of q long
statement by the defendant as to how Mr.,
LinCh happened to still owe the amount
claimed. In giving his story of the on.
counter be animadverted strongly against
the character OF MI. LinCh, and classed all
with whom he "habitually associated" aa
10 set OF thieves"
The Judge, summing up the case, said
there was another way 10 collect old debtS
than Mr.. Caldwell's method, and also in.
timated that there was another way Of
paying them. He therefore assessed q fine
Of $40 and costs against Mr.. Caldwell for
assault in words, and q similar fine against
Mr.. Linch for his physical assault.
There was . pretty large audience at
the court rooms, among whom were quite
O number OF MI. Linch's friends, and they
manifested considerable feeling at Mr..
Caldwell's reference to them as q set Of
"thieyeB." A council Of war was
held after the trial.
The result Of the conference, outside OF
the wrath OF LinCh's friends, was,
In the formation OF 0 resolution In Mr..
LinCh's mind 10 see how the law would
come to his aid In making MI. Caldwell
suffer for the words quoted above. Capt
B. B. Dovener wa consulted, and II 10
said that both Mr.. Linch and Mr.,
John Handlan will institute suit against
him for defamation OF character and claim
damages In the sum Of $4,000 ten thou.
sand dollars each. And 30 rests the case
ct present.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09

Last evening marked the close OF the
year Of the history oil the
Wheeling Female College, The institu.
ton was chartered in 1913, and went into
operation in the winter Of 1850. In this
long career, in which the college has
passed through many vicissitudes, the in
sitution has had but three Presidents.
The first was Prof, Loomis, who was sue
ceeded by Rev. W. Il. Morton, who was
in turn superseded six years ago by the
present efficient and successful President,
Miss A. Taylor, whose term OF office as
head Of the school has been one OF marked
prosperity. The community owes 10 her
q debt OF gratitude for the lofty plane TO
which she has elevated the College, thus
giving Wheeling a home institution which
ranks high among the schools Of the
country. Her work in building up the
College here Is the browning achievement
Of Q long and distinguished career as an
educator. Few OF even our most noted
college men can point to q record like
hers. Last night was the twenty'eighth
anniversary OF her Identification with the
work Of an educator. She first had charge
of the University Female Institute, al
Lewisburg, KY, and alter exhibiting an
executive ability and educational talent
which attracted wide attention, she accept
ed the Presidency oil the EImwood Young
LOdies' Seminary, at Glenn's Falls, New
York, near Saratoga. From that insLitu'
ton abe came to Wheeling, and her career
in our midst hiss shown the same progress
toward perfection as her previous work
elsewhere.
In that time, nearly five thousand pu'
pills have been enrolled in Miss Taylor'i
schools, and she has graduates in Siam
China, Japan, India, and in all sections Of
our own goodly land, from Maine to
Texas.
1t must have been q proud moment In
this lady's lie when abe looked upon the
brilliant scene at the Opera House last
night, and recalled the past history Of the
college. Each Of the commencement
since Miss Taylor's frst one In Wheeling
has shown points Of superiority over the
last, both in the pupils and in the audi
ences, and the influence Of these ocCaslonI
upon the public 10 not one oil the leasi
valuable advantages Of the presence o.
such an institution in our midst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
THE COURTS.

SUPREME CouRr OF ArpEALs-Judges John.
son, Raymond, Green and Patton.
This Court met at II O'Clock yesterday
morning and transacted the following
business:
The action in the case Of Transfer vs..
State, was refused.
Appeal and supsrsedeas in the case OF
the executors Of VIM. T. Mann va, An.
drew D. johnson, Of Greenbrier, was OIL.
lowed.
Same In the case Of Knight vs. Cspito,
Il al, OF Marion county.
On motion Of Judge Maxwell, ". G.
Brown, JE., was admitted to practice In
this Court.
The case Of McGraw Va. the B. &, o. R.
r; that Of Donaldson vs.. voltz; that Of
Reed vs. Gather; and that OF Middleton Va,
Selbv, were submitted.
The case Of Jones We. FELTON, wa dis.
missed by consent.
A number OF cases were continued,
when az adjournment was made until
III o'clock this morning.
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sTRAYsANN
Gathered from The o s..
Nl OL LAonI .

the Oe.an
Two whole squares bsIs,
ming ming 70 I, l lSSl1 ITsa last hight W. sIlaSshst
country village. AHu ROtGOnSSsS,
Ray before JV w . 'N 81 out by "
SSa as.aE Walter Duval WIKI yestsdsT
pSIt. The case Is sst 10. sl1Ialt va
AL mails over the p W
road missed yesterday " I Ky. Raj.
SS,teE ys sas Day, The mail I das %' n
t tSiS Yesterday will probably be- d. e. by
RICHARD McCoRxIcx. wh,
Upper Riverside Mil VINO works Al IL,
ina q Yesterday BY a hot ciS SGs,s 6,tJ
Vsek a. %s ~ VIII probably be laid M SiPIod'
VIZ, Brown, Of tbi, ci,v
rStriGk Gatsly, Of BsnwcUd" t - clallsnVSd
u one bundled yards, Tor si6S : i0ot tlo,
ea By, G4tely, the parties SUI II AOcspt
Hstm0riHht'S Billiard Pariors'' ' 70 meet /.
st, laEG u. va, a grand surprise Op,yih...,
daughter OBSCURE BnIvsr' MAS SAllis
couples ! were in attendance, and Al went
PAU q merry and jolly good lima ~, pEssn
tpnB remember the kind hosn;,a Auu VII
them blythe Squire and his sstssMn show
AT q meeting OF the P~resj5sn,a NY
4FSt Tuesday in June, as rsoui Ie1s IT, 90 I
I, T. Pogue, OF the Fulton scbo ~ 'lN
Sroi, MGPheeters, OF the Ws sI"TGi AZ
Normal School, were appoiptSj a'oert
county. '9f Vii
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XIV NOTEs.
Points About ~YsslsrGN5,. md

- lodAIt
bOats-LeVee Notes,
day. "' 'Nuu'ag yGttt,
morning, "''Ou'EA The
.h Weather yesterday cloudy with l,,,
The Carrier left the Bepwood um L.,
evening for st, Louis, ~'' Nv
Capt, Jos. Dunlap, Of Gray's Iron fi..
lett for Pittsburgh yesterday, '''u Lana
The Buckeye State Is due IN mi, ma.
ing from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh ~''''
The msrks' at the landing la, .,,.
showed 10 feet 8 inches and isIiIpS. u''a'
The rise in the river compells ma,
chants 70 move q lot Of salt and Ium us.'
which had been laying on the whad \,
The Emma Graham Is due from p,a.
bqrgh this morning en- route 10 Cips.'
natl. '40'
Capt Tom Prince Is now ct work hurA
ing q picnic barge, and will have tbS SI my
on To. day, probably, w"
Dode Berry's new boat Ia to bs c,lI.
the N. G. Knox, after a boat buIjs,Ss \,
Marietta, She will probably make mi
trip to-day. WIN
The following boats passed down Nm
coal lows: jas. Gilmore, N. ]. BiglsyT
Q. RiSher, Eagle. The Iron Duke M
iron, and the Iron Cliff, with mscsll%1
GUS freight, also went, down. Tia ].
Sharp Mcdonald up. "
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with gentle tread and never 70 Eetrace
them again. In all the walks Of lie that
areGood and pure she keeps pace with
man ~andthro1gh her Rod-hke Influences
will again lead man hack 70 the paradise
from which he wa driven. They are
to this and they will redeem It"
Referring to the Wheeling Female Col.
lege, Mr.. Hubbard paid an eloquent trib-
ute to its honored President. he showed
how this institution deserved the most
liberal support and why Wheeling should
be proud Of it,
The exercises Of the evening closed with
the benediction by ReY. Motfat.
JoTTISas,
A notable thing about the costumes Of
the young lady graduates was, that there
were no trains.
Miss Mary Louisa Rambo wore Q be.
coming cameo bunting with lace bodice;
Miss Ella B. Lewis, . handsome cream.
colored brocaded satin with pearl oInR-
msnts; Miss Ada 7. FraaheT, o cream
colored satin trimmed with Spanish lace;
Miss Hildreth, Q cream colored bunting
cut ala Phncesse with Spanish lace trim
ming; Miss j. Bird Wilson was dressed in
Q beautiful cream colored satin, which
was Of elegant design and made with laced
bodicing; Miss Lillian Gray was dressed
In white dotted bunting with yalencten-
mes inserting aud she looked very
handsomely; Miss Ella Deiters wore
cream colored nuns yelling and looked
very pretty. One OF the most beautiful
dresses q athatof Miss Fannie Eisenberg.
She wore Q handsome Oream Colored
satin, trimmed in pearl fringe, and dia'
mond ornaments Miss Pollock wore q
cream colored brocaded silk, with Val.
lace, diamond ornaments. Miss Hildreth
had on a nicely fitting cream coloTed bunt'
ing, cut 0 Ia Princease, with spanish lace
trimmings, Miss Taylor wore Abeaut itul
black silk, with appropriate trimmings
and ornaments,
Much credit 10 due Stage Manager Capt
William Richardson for his work during
the evening,
The gold medals given to the mnsiC
pupils were handsome and rich. .
There was probably 9 thousand dollars
worth Of flowers presented to the gradu
Ates last night,
Miss Deiters got several handsome
bound volumes; Miss Gray q purse from
her mother, containing 500: Many o
the floral tributes were magnificent ant
entirely beyond description.
A model commencement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
GRAND EXCURSION
70 pntAburth Bai1Tdav. Inn.,r

The p, Q. { 81, L. Railway %. Iran
Handle route) will sell excursion tisksts
V Pittsburgh for train leaving Wheeling
AZ 4:62 ?. n, on the above date at rale II
81 % for round trip tickets good Tor Ieintn
passage on train leaving Pittsburgh Al g,Sn
sunday morning, by special train leavinS
Pittsburgh Of 1850 Sunday nipht os rs
any regular train Monday. Tickets III
be on sale Jine 9th. Secure them In hi.
vance and AVOID the crowd, F6T tictSIs
and further infUrnstioh regarding he ave
cursion apply 10 j, NJ. Belleyif1s' SSSnt
Pan Handle Route, p, W, 4 K. dsN SI
IqoE Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, OF AZ
Union ticket office, Mcclure House, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09

The following deeds In fee were admit.
ted to record in the Recorders Office
yesterdays
A deed made June s, 1881, by David ",
Poisal and Ohfistlan, bis vile, transfers 10
CHARLES W, Seabright, the north half Of
lot No. II, In square No. IL In Oaldwell's
division, fronting Oh Uhapline street, east
side. Consideration, $1,000.
A deed made May 81, 1881, by The
United States Building Association trans.
lens to Lydia A, MelGnsy, wife Of D. G.
MelAney, a lot on the east side OF Wheel.
ing Hill fronting on Lind street. ConBid.
Grafton, 5000.
A deed made March 2, 1880, BY s, O,
MellOr with Norah Msilor, his wife,
OILS j. Mellor with Medota Mellor, his
wife; Frank u. Mellof, Hannah Jane
Fritz with George II. Fritz, her husband,
Elizabeth y, Msllor, wife Of Levi Mellof,
deceased; Levi Mellor, jr., Bella Meilof
anu Jessie Il, Mellor, with Clara O. Mellof,
his vile, transfers TO WIN. II, Sheib their
Interest III and IN the two. filths Of lot No,
y In square no. %, on Thirteenth street,
Consideration, SO.
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THE PIrTsnURGH EoUTHERN n. Il

A Talk with Col. Jas. II. Hopkina, Of
Pittsburgh-GoV. Mathews Made Vice
PFoaIdenL
Col. James H. Hopkins, Of Pittsburgh,
passed through this city en- route to Graf
ton, at which point he expects to meet TO.
day q number OF prominent gentlemen
from the interior Of the State, who own
land on the proposed line Of the Pitts.
burgh Southern road. The object OF this
conference could not be a%sCertained, but
the reporter was led 10 believe that Il was
more general than special In is character.
1.-THE interest In this road at Pittsburgh
Is constantly growing" said Mr.. Hopkins.
"Last week there was 0 meeting OF mining
engineers at Staunton, Va, who thorough.
ly oanvagsed the prospects OF this road,
and their report was d such O nature as to
cause the warmest interest at headquart.
ers."
"Have you heard that Gov. Mathews, oil
your State, has been elected Vice Preei.
dent Of the road?"
The reporter had not.
Eyes, be has been elected, and our PEG.
pie not only recognize bis ability but
admire him personally. He Is unques.
tionably the right man In the right place,
and he will be Of decided value to the
enterprise In West Virginia, and give the
road great assistance and favor"
Colonel, you think the road will be
built? You think Il will benefit West
Virginia as much as Pennsylvania
"Both, unquestionably. l see no reason
why the road should not be constructed
as rapidly as any In the country, and there
Ia no question that, II built, Il will open
up West Virginia and be Of vast benefit to
Colonel Hopkins will not return this
way. He Is q live man In every way, and
81 70 be the head Of such q road 90 the p.
3. r. X. proposes 10 be.
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ooRoNAT opus

Dneo More the wheeling Female Celiega
Govern Itself with GiOFg-the Csm-
meneement ExeFciAes n me opeFa
HOuse East NIght-Ths HeAuttfal Dec
OrnttOns-The Mnaie and ihs Highly
CrodItnbIe PeFEOFmAnees-An AiAhiF
winch should DO . Bright PaEein Miss
TayIoF's LiEe-A Brief keVteW or The
EHSAyH and General Running Comments
About aTFuIy Enjoyable Evening.
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A number Of gentlemen we understand
propose to raiSea purse for the purpose Of
all the expenses incident to the re.
covefy Of the bodies Of The children Of Nh.
Fred Straub who were drowned early yes.
morning, The County Of Ohio has
provided for the payment Of all the ex.
penses Of those found In her Jurisdiction,
but az II IL likely that the others will be
lound without this, the purse will be
Mr., l. F. Thoma, Of the YOlksbldN,
will receive oil subscriptions, and publish
1 statement Of feceipts In the city papers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., June OIL a. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, local rains, vari.
able winds, mostly westerly, stationary
temperature, or higher barometer.
For tue Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, winds mostly
north; stationary temperature, or higher
barometer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09
ELEVENTH srnEET ERUPrIov.
A Small CoiOred Rioi, which Ends 4
Justice RelbeF's once.

a hHHII NUIUFeu HIOI, Which Ends ID
Justice Re1ber's once.
On Tuesday evening William Jackson
and Rodie Ann Morris raised a regular
Fourth Of July celebration M Eleyenih
street, and on yesterday the parties pot
warrants agalnst each other fol breach OF
the peace. and using abusive Language,
with an additional one procured BY Rodie
To the effect that Willfsm attempted TtS
main, kill and disGgute her" with A yel.
low handled razor, which abe alleged he
iiouflshed. Justice Felber heard ali Of
them The warrants were oil dismissed
upon payment OF costa,
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NJ III hnna.nrn

Dr.. Kisnef, who makes monthly visita
10 this city, Il meeting with great success
In his treatment Of piles. Quite . number
Of our readers can testify 70 permanent
cures having been rendered them. His
treatment 10 painless and causes no deten.
ton from labor. There 10 no case Of his
specially which he cannot cure. We I'D.
vise those persons afflicted with this dis.
ease 10 consult him at the 81. james, Sat
utdAy and Sunday, June 18th and 18th.
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WE desire to close out a Job LOT
of Mems 1Ohalr listers, MOhalr and
Black Alpaca Coats at prices rang
ling from SOC, 75c and $l.00. They
are great bargains.
o. GUnDLlRG & CO.,
Star CIOthlers, So Twelfth st.
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The p, O. 4 st. L. Railway COnvp,
have completed arrangements for a hi
special excursion 10 Pittsburgh JuDs I'M
81 30 for round trip will be tie rale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09

TIE ladies oil Fourth Street Church Mn
close their monthly soCiable4 Tor tbs MI
ent season by giving q strawberry NJ
Musical Festival en- Friday night 1dss
slon only ten cents.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday.
1870. 1881.
: A. " IM, Or. MP. Y. 7 AN. II {. . ?. n. 7 P.H
q 81 50 70 70 90 IS 30
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Peerless Clothes Wringers-Neabltt &
Bro.
Novello- Lyon 4 HeaIy.
For sAle-StoCks.
NotlCs-sAmuel b. MCColloCh.
Wanted-Girl.
Assignee's sale-Altred Paul.
Wanted-Glrl.
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Alsd named Mule, while playing near
the Upper Riverside mill yesterday, fell
uudera coal car and had one OF his legs
cut oil. Dr.. Pipes a%mputated the leg and
the boy 10 now doing well.
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The Strawberry and Musical Socil \
Fourth Street Church, Friday night bra.
isea 10 be 0 grand affair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-09

! will serve genuine turtle aoup from o
10 l2 this morning and from 8 10 IL p, n,
at City Hall Balloon, No, 1857 Market
BtlOet II, BLuMEShRRa,