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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

CORPORATION CoURT-Thc June term OF
the Corporation Ccuct. Judge A. w. Chiffon
presiding, ccmmcucad yesterday.
adDln'sEato0 upon the estate Of II, "
Diol,, deceased, was c)nmi.tcd to his widow.
ada Y. DAoieI.
Naturalization upon the estate of VIM. H.
IrcTaton, deceased, vas Committed 10 L, a,
kj;bg.
The cstste of Charles Carter To!ivsr, de-.
ssed, was committed to VIM. II. Saith, Ser
/aan:. Ter administration.
deed from Amanda I. Windsor 70 VIM,
I. H!odsor was proved by the subscribing Wit.
Ss3S' aud admitted to record.
W. 4. JohCs)n vs.. Michael Huffer: debt cad
c'HlaS; order ahating c.pias aGd dis,harglpg de-.
i-ndau: from custody
Lc9ps,I 10 keep bar rooms wate g.anted to
y. IL. Whiting aGd John kobcy.
.AIb'rt S.u'rt gave bood and quilted to
h'5 COMMISSION rs u notary pltlIc
JAMES ". Nails qlsi5u as Jnsi,o Of the
psocc,
Coawly R3bhsoo, il. OF Washicg,op, D.
-, vas aiinItcd 10 practice 10 ;his curt
Allen "a. Men cist; chaDcery: rule awarded
against Mrs SlInmcIs rGturnsGIe 10 dsy to
show c4usa Why she has not npiiad gi,h he
terms OF purchase.
ne cIcr ". P!pn; clGrcc7!; roport 0! Lucas.
!1ool7~r, filed, aud decreo contirniug ssEle ard
d,r'c;in2 r" l7er 10 pay amount in his hsnds
to rlaiotIf ) assignee.
"iusltt vt TX. vs. Ba@gott CT ala chaucary
decree G!teoti0g Snecisl Commissioner Mash
bach to make decd TO purchaser or bis ssaignae.
dope 20. il1oi; clancery; report OF &. W.
.ttI@S, commissioned OF asic. and decree c)u-
h:ai'cg sane sad drec,ng c)uVeya1cl 70 be
MADE u?oo plgmen. OF purchase non:y. and
4 Tscun2 distribution CT y oceedi OF sale.
!o'DAr.-Alexanicr II. Bonn qlaifed Is
justice Ot inc P2ac, for tho IA Warl,
UpNn pnttlna Of the Pencs7ivani. Il. f.,
o.. }. y. DaBirry was sppoioed trustee 10
ta,i from Alexandra aod Fredericksburg
Railway Co. 10 p.,o, OF J josiah Bacon DECEASED.
CJw!loS VI. ilu't"0, Oh suggcs,ioo, ", Bars
o1u', President. Ga II otioa of Tho plaintiff
c,u-c dismissed
C0ur: g. JarnoI till 20 morr3~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

H"'I r'"cs ......'. IS Stt'i SrtS-.-........ -
ARRIVED
-: ] Y A'rowsmith, lower Potomac. to po-
tomac Ferry Comn,ny.
SGhi Maggie, Warrington. - John z Agncw
IL 20.
scar a:;ac7g. Mi,cs. Wh,h'n. to p Hooc.
G.EAh:u
-: HorGylk, Phi!aiaIphis. by + a Rood
s.r George La.ry, Norfolk, by Z B Hooo.
S:r Y ATr1wsulth, 10 wer Potomac, By Po-
t0mac ferry Company.
Str asLlnno. lower Po.c. by j Bco1ers & Co.
Schr Maggie. Norfolk, b. j + AgLoa s. 20.
PASSED UP.
Schrs Henry Wilmington, from kennebec,
ice; Nay l. Harmon. from Philadelphia, cos;
Vlrsinis Dare, rom Hsvre 10 Gr"ce, and l. E
Williams.
AG40RkGD2
Sea. Mated thomas cleared a. Boston for
G6orgo.own Attn.
Scor Kobecca Florence, from Richmond, q!
Boston In
Schr Alice Boil, from GEORGETOWN fo- Bux
@srd's Bay, sailed from Dutch Island Harbor 4.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
NOTICE 70 uaS CONSUMERS,

NJ Office 70 uA& CONSUMERS.
The I'm, for settling sas bills expires on FRI
DA4 next, l0.h OF June. Ihogas will be closed
oil from all who may be dG!ilquer. at that time,
SIS must pay al bills myself ihs! rcmain I'm.
paid en- the lO:h ii::tant. Tho Gas Ollico will
De open rom y f.. n. !" J.. n on Thursday and
friday. j. EONBUKT.
ltI-3: Superintendent.
pIED CAGESl BIRD CAGES!!-A new
AZ 10: jus. received; also Cage Hooks, Bath
Tub, EIlrn Feeding Bottles, Crttlo Fish, &c,
SC. MCLEAN s. UHLEE.
81 16 King street.
H AMhUC&SI HAMM0CKS IA nov 10.
IL just received hnl for sale chssp st
je7 MCLEAN & UHLER, ii King St
pOY'S WAGONS! BOYS WACONS!l
~ For sale chesp s..
j+7 McLEaN & UuLEf:. sc Kirgst.
GOODS FOX TIE SEASON q! IS K,rg
~ street. cor"cr Ecysl, hIezsLiria. Va Tho
Subscribers have receive! and have iii store, their
Spring supply 81 English and AmCticsn Grain
and Grass ScyLhe3, Bush s5cyta y. Snsths, Hsy
Rakfs, K Il -, Scythc Staaos, Picks, Mst.ocS,
Hoes tGc.. to y! ieh theY inSio tho sitoLtion c! {
purchasers. Pres low; cgll ard $50
myiS j. L. GRE!GHTON & SON
hfAJOLiGA WGRg-;Yo hayo Just opened
WI good .:sorLmnnt OF tic sb3ve ns1nod
goods, in Pitchers, Salad Bowls, Ind Buffers,
Bread snd MUST Sc:a, Chocolate Pitchers,
Pouch Baskets, Mugs, &C. Gail and eSsmins
them g!
mhl X. j. MILLGE & CO.'S.
me GALL tho alteration Of the ladies 10 an
w attractive li1o of LADIES WHITE
ShIkT5 just received. Opening today lrea!
bargains in wide HAmbuf.h edges
New Psraslis ..i Sun Umbrellas
ia j. h TACk2rT.
FOLDING AAr hGAEp|l o
Just rCc3;val 1t W !os OF those Striped Fold.
ing Ls2 boaEdsi light sGd durable
MCLEAN & UHLER,
N.Y.: &c Ring street.
ooKl LOOKi-LONDON CATTLE
- POWDsH ii e 10 boxes, can be purchased
fo1 ons dollar poI box ct
X. 2. ~KKiGHToN's,
feb IS King straet.
uOOD'S FRENCH COLOGNE, the popu.
"a lar perfume OF tha day. Simplo SIZE c,s. !;
Trial SIG Is c:s Medium ga - Cts; L.rse
mhl7 WAEFiET.D s HALL.
TEAGUSUN'5 TORCEoN LACES snd
4 TKloT TRIMMINGS by the yard OF
piece st low p!iacs. FEhGUSON'S
i.nlS 9S King street.
DOISON EOH Potato BUGs.-London
/ Purple and Paris Green Of tho bot quality.
a full supply racslTUi.
myll X s. LEADHGATEE & BRO.
DOTOMAC Fl5u-SdAD ROE ir kits, in
4 bbls and hslf hbi:. Family Roe Herring in
bbls snd teit bis .nc No. HertiDgs for sale
| BY [mylGi TaOS PERRY.
THY OUR - AND 81 CENT OOLONG
L TEA, ls:!cr ssr,iculsrIy adsptod Tor Iced
| Tes, for sale BY j. {. ID lLBURN.
m9l2 80 n. Royal street
LlSE CONDITION POWDERS
| - Wholesale aud retail by
GHAS. ). TAYLOR, IF,
| r.hl9 No q King gtrest
| NShCT 2OWDHS-Bel Bag Poiscns OF
| J. vsiiJus kinds nad the best known article for
| the pTtveItion OF moths are sold by
uyl4 = ). i,BaDShATEK e. BRO
ETALIAN hAGCAHONI lust received by
| l. my20 j. q. AlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
EXCURSIONS, Pfcusra sc.
'EAMER AAEY WAcH,S,miy

STEANER AAEI WAcH.NeTJS.
OCCOQUAN FALLS EVERY STTNnaY!l
MONDAY, ESDkY
and FRIDAY
com nencing Sunday, lay 18th. Lesvo Prince
street sundays st IL q. N. and Mondays, We'd
heSGaya and Fridays 9. 9 30 o. m. On SATURDAYS
at 10 N, will lears for Mo,iat Vc,aon Snrinca
trips. 'Se"'S
Fara round trip 25,. On Saturday iO,,
Tickets Can DO Obtained at J .nnae's drug Store
Ihls steamer can be chsrsred at raseons Bile rates
rn59-3n E. s. RANDALL. Manager.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

- DOZEN BROOMS made o. selected
Z - st7aW received tU-d5y by
uvII ! G. MILBURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

MrNIcIrAf~-A ca!ieI mcetoe OF the City
Cjuacli vii b, held to mjrfov night.
iha Fleaoc, Committee OF the City C0urc
held Ulco'ioc Isst nisht ed Considered the
revenue bill! for the c)uiog f.ci year. Tho
ii WliI probably be presented to tbs caleb
mee!icg Ct the City Council TO morrow nish;.
lac c)t2mitte2 mas d dei to reduc, tha pres
at rate q t,ya;ir0, but tshat saa reduction wi
be Il %: kIc~u. 3ho city is IL cx,cen: liGaucisI
condition, the interest 90 the utW bonds hG7-
raE been piii during tho Year promptly.
Inc Officers OF the Cooperation add The pub,
{ school teachers have 62cn 95il of, and tn3
CHg lr1asCyo: is nox aCEj3uI inst al pliS y&S
hc!Ilrg C0Ipy!aI5n '9arsus stall pT@san;t them
~ ply nchu.
fHe Superintendent o! Gas also d3siras
ptrso5s to sog for t52iT Igh. See bis uoic,
,Iscgatro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

~ ECElVmI-lJ gross Eumford's = CT. &C
So AID O. YRAoT POWDER.
mvi6 W A. JOHNSON g co
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

RICHMOND EXCURsiOSGsIS.- Nsrshs
Lodge, Knight, Of p7,hiss, from 1sichmond,
passci shrou-h hcca f5r Washington yesterday
;aorolag, accompanied ~ :iY, OK six hu5drcd
noOD.o. Tae !r.n Gas 80 crowled that at
trataTlek -oI:; s0on. tw, huatred paopio h ID
20 n pu: Off Il c:,~>ia; ;nr L2ng B.iigc the
striking OF caain y 4!en had p1comc detach-
d. sGalnst one 81 the csrs caused grca. excite
'@2nt, bat tho tram, Wtiou; an accident, reach.
i Washington, waeto Che exourslouists spcnt
Is pleasant Gag. Among tho cXcursiOni9,a there
@arn tire" pairs ct loving hesrts, Hh1. UPON
faGchit% Washington, immediately raplifed TO
tho ceik'a cif;a ana secured mayrisgo copsts,
aod IN snort tim1 tlcIo wrro three brides q; d
three g'NGus, 81 fellows: Robert Boshc ard
Matte Ha2oaaEd Reuben johnson and Mar
ssrc; Locka,t. and ". /. DlVaIt and Miuoic
armstrong, al OF R'chmo1 the !altcr coGp!o
b l2e married by t;v. }. ". Rote!2r ct the
D.ru'7 MafshsHs offi,c. Tho cxcursons:5
passed through here lat n'glt 81 l l &C ock on
their way h0m9.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

They must ho s!:.;aat, freq Of knct, worm
no es sid decay. ~ a. SHOOT
| lc3-lT Snon.'s wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

@ BaHKXI.5 OF DAT GIFTS received 10.
"a day By [myGl J. g. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

TNhMELED DUCK snd DRILL for wsg-
AZ on covers ard wsgon bows, aad Hubs,
hims. &c. wholesale ana retail.
rry.O JAS. +. UARLIN s. SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

.nRANHfS snd iyEHOHS jIst received by
~ Gsr21 i. G.. NILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

SSsr Thare will be Il meeting CT tho Directors
ct The Alexsntria sid Fairfax Agricultural and
lEdu:trisi Association At the Council chamber
on Friday. jane ltt2, 6! p. r.. A full attend
ancs Is requested.
ieT-3t j; r. RFCCu,N Sccrrtsrv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

Aut now prepared 20 supply q want that has
boon greatly te,t IN this City. Those patterns
c0iapii-a Z -ast variety Of now styles, rev ideas
sid sLf.k ng com 0lnat:oLs snd ara particularly
celebrated for perfection of lit and elegance OF
design. A full liae of these patterns CAL a. all
!i2las $50 found n: my store. $. l.. corner kiDg
and Washington streets, Alexandria. Va.
jti-3n Mrs ). X. SNlDER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. JUNE. 1881.
Sur rises ....,. IS !Sr,i srts........ l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

rs,gh9 OF FINESr QUALITY for sale low
h7 Imyl21 J. u. MlL8UKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

UNWILLING FOE RENT-The BRICK
~ DWHLLIHG on the southeast corner OF
Pitt snd Woltd SIS. Possession given 1t May.
Apply TO
spij-o0.f IREEN & WlSk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

rUVaBHAGD DRIED HEEFiust recs;ved
I hy TmY:Jl j g. MlkBUkN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

fyHQIC6 VIRGINIA BOIL BUTTER Just
i received by [ap15l j. q. AlLBURN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

q CLASSIFICATION NOTICE.--Ihs uD.
% der.igucd having qualified IS Aduinistra.
tra OF hOHACE Y. DANIEL. deceased,
hereby notifies g.! persons having clsins against
t1a Same - p.cscH. them TO her duly autncnti-
Catld for payment, and all pGr2Cns indebted TO
s.ii estate sre hereby nO.iilei 10 make pay III ant
&c the undersigned. ADA r. DANIEL,
.G-2Wia Administrative.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

FTOE EENT-The CITY HOTEL. Alexsn
g. crit Va Tel; house located in the cortra
par. Of iha city HIS la.ey beea thoroughly re-
paired and is now 10 complete order. The tive
story house adjoining will bs rented with The
Aotal o. separs.UiS. Apply to
Cir. ATKINSON,
ID d..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

TUST rccoicc1 to-day fresh lot Of Sc Il IT
- BaDEUHD and DEEP ROCK MINERAL
WATERS. For sale on draught or bv the gal
Ion a. mTlS1 LUNTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

AFlAH SECURED TIE AGENCY
e. f1r the
UElFEnSa l. ?EEEECT FITTING
lrrEKNL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-07

pIED CAGESl BIRD CAGEs!!-A new
~ 10: jus. received; also Cage Hooks, Bath
Tub, EStrn Feeding Bottles, Crttlo Fish, &c,
SC. kicLEhN Sc UHLEE,
- 10 King street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

The following statement OF William j.
COughlin, oil Bomerville, Mass, Is 30 remark.
able that we beg 10 ask for the attention Of
our readers. He says I'm the fall OF 1879 /
WIS taken with aviolent bleeding Of the lungs,
followed by q severe cough. soon began 10
loose my appetite and hesh | was 30 weak
OF one time that coald not leave my bed. In
the summer otl877 was admitted 10 the City
Hospital. While there the doctors said had
hole in my left lung % big as half dollar.
l expended over hundred dollars In doctors
and medicines Twas 80 far gone ut one time
report went around that was dead. gave
up hope, but friend told ME OF DR.. William
Halls BalSam for the Lungs. laughed at
my friends, thinking that my case was incur
able, but got bottle 70 satisfy them, when
10 my surprise and qualification commenced
10 feel better. Ny hope, once dead, began To
revive, and to-day feel In better splrits than
have for the past three yeaB.
VI write this hoping you will publish Il,
90 that every one inflicted with Diseased
Lungs will be induced 10 take DR.. VIM. Halls
BalSan for the Lungs, and DO convinced that
Consumption can be cured. have taken two
bottles, and can positively say that II has
done more good than all the other medicines
have taken since my sickness. My cough
has almost entirely disappeared and shall
soon be able 10 go 10 work." Bold by drug.
gists.
Wells 4 Dent, Druggists and Apothe-
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport Ohio, also
Logan, List q Co. Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ing, W. Va. rrHsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

II seems strange that anyone will sulei
from the many arrangements brought on by
an impufe condition Of the blood, when
scoVills SarsapaFilA and Btilllngia, OF Blood
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health 10
the phyS 81 organization. II 10 indeed 4
strengthening SYtup, pleasant 10 take, and hAt
proven itself 70 be the best blood purifier ever
discovered, efIectuAlly curing OcfOiulA, sgd.
hilith disorders, weakness Of the kldneya
efydpliAs, malaria all nervous disorders And
debility, bilious complaints and all diseases
indicating an impure condition Of tina blood,
liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, ETC. Itoorrecii
indigestion. A single bottle will prove 10 Won
lie merits a. health remover, for II act6 ina
a charm, especially when the complaint q n
an exhaustive nature, having 4 tendency 10
leNsrn the nhtuta. Viset VI the brain And
nervous system.
wells & Dent, Druggists and Apo,b..
carries, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio, SlSo
Logan List 4 Co., WHOLESALERS Agents, Wheel.
ing W'M TTHsAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

A clergyman Of this city visiting this
week in tue nsighboring town oil Atna.
vile was invited TO attend rehearsal Of
the Glee Club oithat place. II was crafty.
luz TO iind that q degree 81 precision, ex
preston and musical spirit were exhibited
unite worthy oil notice and imitation. This
club is comp osed entirely Of wotkihgmen
who toll through long hours In the mills,
and vet feel that these extra hours Ui musi.
cal practice are we'll spent, beCauss there.
BY The finer instincts oil manhood are kept
alive and developed Their example ID
we'll worthy Of imitation. Their patient
study ia revealed In the character Of the
music rendered and lie mastery execu.
ton. MI. Thomas Davis is the conductor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord tue following transfers Of real estate
Deed made May IL, 1881, by John j.
Jones and Margaret, HE wife, and lhs
MefChahth' National Bank Of Wheeling,
10 ". A, Noble, In consideration Of $500,
for piece Of ground on South Wabash
street, Island, eleven feet north OF The
brick house OF Mis-, A. II, Noble, and rs feet
by 1876, extending back TO Peach alley.
Deed made June 8, 1881, by Andrew
rydinger, Ell al, to Mts. Maty A. Hard.
en-, In consideration Of $50, for lots No.
8, $, 10 and II In spare and parts Of loIs
IA, 10 and lots No. 30, 81, IS and SB Ia
square 2, and the beach Of the river In
front Of the same, said properly being 10
the Eighth ward.
Deed made August 10, 1881, by VIM,
BAur and FtedsrIkA, his vile, TO Louis
SChanb, ln consideration Of $2,SOO, for me
north half Of lot No. | aud the south hall
Of lot No. 2 In square 0, ChntchllI'6 add.
lion 10 East Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

A sweds who has been stopping In
Wheeling, except at intervals, Tor the past
year or two, died Thursday evening at his
lodgings 10 Rennsr'G Hotel, Market square,
Centre Wheeling. He had not been III for
any length Of time, but went Of suddenly
with complaint which was supposed 10
be inflammation OF the bowels. His body
was buried by Mendel, the undertaken. At
the expense Of the county yesterday. He
had no money and no effects Of value. His
name was Christian Tinnerheller, and he
was chemist by profession, aud man Of
unusual intellectual culture and informs
ton. He was the patentee Of q valuable
process used 10 the tanning OF leather, aud
was introducing II 10 the notice oil leather
makers at the time OF his death.
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oolcC Nos. rs and u Fourteenth stree
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20
sAoRAnlxs AnD oEREno1lEs,
Programme Of WOFahlP At the Various
ChuFehea Ta,n0FFoW

ChuFeheH Tomorrow
The churches which have been closed
during the heated weather or camp meet
ing season are about all ready to reopen,
and some Of them will resume their regu-
lar services tomorrow, Three or four Of
our city ministers, however, are still abb
sent on their travels, aud their pulpits will
remain vacant for week or two longer.
A. NJ. E Church, Rev. G. T. Prosser
pastor, presiding houra at II A. Y. and 8 P.
u Sabbath School GtSF n Mrs, Foote,
the evangelist, and Nm, A. F. Myers, the
great songsteE, are In the city, and Mrs
Foote will preach At s o'clock p, ", II she
remains in the city over Sunday, which Is
not settled for sure yet Those who did
not hear her before will do we'll to go
Sabbath evening end bear her, II she re-
mains. They will not regret It.
Services Tomorrow At Zane Street NJ. E,
Church by the pastor, George Z. HIts,
morning and evening, Sunday School al
p. N, Let all the members try to be
present.
The sessions OF the Sunday School al
the Second Presbyterian Church will re-
sume on Sunday morning, August 20th, o.
9 o'clock. r Crangls, Superintendent,
First Reformed Episcopal Church, Mo
cart Hall, Rev. William Henry Barnes
Rector-sabhath School 8 A. n, church
service 1880 A. n, Sermon, theme
Building for Immortality" Prayer meet
ing and lecture Wednesday at 7;45 P. N
Seats free,
st, Mathews ohurch-ssrvlcs to.morrCV
at 1880 a, N. No evening service.
The Ohaplins Street NJ. Il Church hG
been closed undergoing Tepsirs and thl
reopening will take place tomorrow
Rev. DR., Turner, Of Philadelphia, viii
preach OF 1880 A. ", and 1880 p, N. Fri
may Sabbath school at 8 A, and tn
larger school st2 PN All areIinvIted,
Services OF the Disciples Church IN
morrow morning St the usual hour. Sun
day School at 10, preaching at II. NJ
service In the evening.
The usual Gospel temperance meetinl
| will be held at PSfker's Hall tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Good speaker
will be 10 attendance All are invited.
International Sunday School Lesson to
morrow: 1.-THE MRnna," Exodus xvi, 8
Golden Text, John Il, 80.
Rev. J. +. Oressler, Of Minerva, Ohio
will preach at the English Lutheran
Church tomorrow morning at 1851
o'clock on the theme Little Things MAXI
Up the Character oil q Man." Luke xvi
| 10, and In the evening at 1880 o'clock OF
the subject, "sowiug and Reapiug," Gal
vi, 10 Sunday School At2PM Black
board illustration and address by Rev, ]
| F. Cressler.
At the Bridgeport Methc dist EpitCopa
Church there will be preaching by TIT
pastor ut 1880 a. NJ, TO- morrow,
Rev ]. F. OressleT, Of Minerva, Ohio
10 expected IN arrive 10 the city to day BY
the U. &P. Il r to olllCiale At the Eng
lish Luthern Church tomorrow.
Fourth Street N L Church Services
Communion services at 1880 A. N
Preaching at 1880 P ~ by the pastor, Rev
O. p. MGsdsn. Sunday School at 2:lI
Jpn
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PERSONAL PALAVER.


Intelligence Of the Whereabouts Of
Prominent People,
Misses Ella aud Mollie PAUL are visiting
friends In Ohio. ..t...
Mrs. George PAUL 10 away spending the
summer months.
Hon. E G. OrsCrslt yesterday returned
from Ocean Grove.
Hon. R, G. Barr joins bis family at Old
Point Comfort to-day. ~
THR b. 4 o. Company has an excursion
10 Niagara on the tSpis. ID.
Miss Maggie Kleyis is home from q
pleasant visit down the river
The Chippewa excursion to-day bids fair
to be- tie largest Of the season. F
Mrs. Hugh Brown, Of Stsubenyille, Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Frew.
A NUMBER OF Wheeling people took In
the Cleveland excursion over the y. &P.
rGii DAD yesterday. ....
Harry Stuart, the faithful clerk 10 Nc.
CullouRh's Southsids drug store, 10 of on
q vacation, most Of which will be spent at
CadiE, 0.
Miss Allie Bender gave pleasant birth.
day party Wednesday night, at the family
residence on McOolloCh street, South
Wheeling. ,..
Frank Bender, night operator OF the
Associated Press, has returned from Mis-.
souri, accompanied by his wife, who has
been visiting friends there some weeks.S
Prof. John Neuhatdt, oil Humboldt
Tenn, who had been and now 10 guest
Of Mr.. W. p. BaChmAn, has returned from
Lakeside and Put,in.BAy. To-day. he
leaves for his old home IN Monroe, and
from thence he returns TO Tennessee.
A. W. Campbell, Esq, editor Of the
Wheeling, West Virginia, INTELL1aRNckR,
Is on visit to Colorado, and at present 10
SU iS No 1S 4 Ssbv h%1S sns
with Colorado's brilliant future, and is
greatly enjoying bis visit Denver Daily
RabubliuA[l, .l.-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-08-20

hOVSments Of BteAmboaIs-LeVee NOIel
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AOVSments OF observation-disclosures Notes
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There 10 about twenty-five inches In
the channel, and falling slowly,
The movements yesterday were con.
6ned to the smallest kind oil craft.
The LsBelle has quit the Bellaire and
Wheeling trade and will leave this alter.
noon Tor Gallipolis.
Ills low enough here, but the follow,
Ing remarks about Pittsburgh taken from
an exchange, are rather steep:
"a sternwheel boat going up the river
in sight oil Pittsburgh kicks up such o
dust that's rocks like frame house on
6rst. The river isso low that even lurIles,
terrapins and tAdpoles can't get drink al
the bars"
PITTSBURGH, August 1V.-River 2 inches
below zero and stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, August 10 Arrived: Grand
Tower, ii. Louis. Departed: City Of
Alon, St. Louis; John 4. SCudder, New
Orleans. River 7 ieet II inches and Rta'
tiouary. Weather clear, Thermometer 920,
LOUISVILLE, August l9-River falling
with 5 isst 2 inches, II inches In the
chute on the falls. Business fair. Weather
clear and pleasant. Ariadne, Evansville
70 Cincinnati; ]. W. CAT, Memphis to
Cincinnati.