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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

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pportn and the Ooo,tal dsscdpjSS
beautiful illustrations 'O SlneyIrtS
fios ss reel describes tbs ISif9ais atSS
hAl-GtViug all those 5s Sdaiss 3Ri5,.SS
public has a legitimss. Ils IN which n.
trsit s,S Of : sb illustrated with eSesiis,. hi
and with interior yisw. n i FOyL cans,t'
never before published q Sitsap an
contributes a delightful !, B. AldfsS
f bsv INST Part q an G]rticle@ssDHtG,g MIA
adventures in TsnVier, T;,h o. ont dlI,
tons from drawings bv VIZ" y me illuEn
Names oDSt.i Samuel Adams Drats' .0S A. !, q
G9;Ibu anu.a !se!ies, illustrated !, Win
Sioson' Is continued. n NSsouSy ", l.
ntes g paper on "Old Dr,o GsS9 cOphiS
n %StISins DOW, Melzu, and SIi s,i..s
O at and e3g'avingslrom I tbsi VII
ilgs' asa II. Waters gives an uslt Paint
.a sketch Of Tbonss Rs,slsstsl
."s raSe0'3F OF eccentric lathe S'G Si,E
bU nv, ar,,, 4 patriotic poem By J1li' sl Y 1
Is finely illustrated by F,ederi,D daughter,
Abbey is represented by snS'h and Y
uaiGCiet1sIie 1uII page ilus,IStioUw d
Among the poems or IN.
two especially noticeable ~SF %iua9s' N
snce at the 0dsopl BY the i, m' Appell
Fields and MY June Bow, I bS S S,tls,
Chaplin Brush. W oh'lal
The editorial departments AZ.
t !! q. 81 entertaining and instructive S UsSl
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Inc Annual List Of Excursion R,,,.
issued BY the Pennsylvania RaiIro,5S ~
pany Is such a help in PLANNING VoH'
mer vacation that the demand S,o W. sun
x Larger T;, This years book nov s' TO ~ y =;
at lhe tllth avenue office, PirsSpvpssh' It
more attractive than ever beiore'. oHla =
the handsome new cover and ii In',,n,Is N
Travellers seeking pleasant pS,S, S S'
authority, VAIQlblN
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CITY COUNCIL.
rhe Meeting Tonight and the P~FobAbIli.
ties that the Railroad Committee Won't
Have Anything More 20 SAS,

The Meeting Tonight Rnd the Probable
ties that the Railroad Committee Wont
Have Anything More 10 Say.
At the last meeting Of the City Council
the Committee on Railroads reported in
detail divers resolutions with reference to
the application OF the B. & o. Il.
R. for q right OF way through
this city over its H~smpfeld stem,
1t took the committee, Of WHICH Samuel
Laughlln, Esq, is chairman, several
weeks 10 get up the report that was made,
It had gone over the ground a number Of
times; Mr.. Keyser had accompanied II and
also the City Surveyor on each occasion. A
balance was e%ndeAvored TO be made guard.
Ing the clty's best interest and at the same
time giving the road as liberal terms as
possible. The task was no small one and
the committee doubtless looked upon la
work as having been we'll done and worthy
the thanks OF its C%o.laborers In Council as
we'll as that Of the community. Our
readers are doubtless informed Of how
certain members at the last meeting Of
Council virtually made the committees
work entirely worthless, and without Of.
fering anything better upon which q re.
port could be made 10 the railroad ofiC
lals, and without even i%netructing the
committee 10 perform further duties or re.
wise lie report, reCommitted its whole
work to II. An INTELLIGRNCER reporter
was curious TO know how the committee
would take such cavalier treatment and
venlured TO call on Mt. Samuel LauRhlln
yesterday Tor some information.
1.-THE committee will make no further
report tomorrow evening. OF course not.
AS far as am concerned, would be will.
ing 10 try and meet the views OF Council
whatever they might be-. But the com.
mittee was not Instructed TO pursue any
course. The report was simply referred
back without instructions. II TO all intenta
and purposes laid the matter on the table.
Besides, 1t put me and the balance Of the
members 10 the unpleasant position OF not
being able TO say 10 Mr.. Keyset how the
City Council viewed his overtures. His
letter Is worthy to be treated respectfully,
and II the City Council could not agree 10
grant what the committee thought right
and proper the road should have, II could
at least have indicated lie objections IN
straightforward terms"
"What, then, will be done with refer.
enCe TO the matter2"
Indeed, l don't know" replied Mr..
Laughlin.
Perhaps we. will discover this evening.
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MnnIed ~ImmedInteIx.

Three men experienced In c~Anvassing
farmers, and capable Of doing q good bust.
ness. Will accept inexperienced men II
they have the proper amount Of self re-
lance, will give such q permanent position
II they can do what our men are doing, and
pay from 81, 900 to s 5000 per year alter a
short trial. We want these men 10 form
one Of our forces now in the field, State
age, experience, responsibility and salary
wanted. Address E. L. Stowe, Manager,
East End Hotel, Pittsburgh, Penn.
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L 4 PrLrsi pILEst
A sure Cure Pound nj Last. Ma one
Need Rnffer,

Need BuHer.
A sure cure for The Blind, Bleeding, 1tchinp
and UlCerat d Piles has been discovered by
Dr.. Williams ian Indian remedy called Dr..
Williams Indian Ointment. A single boz
has cared the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
FIVE and thirty years standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this yOt.
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, lnStrn.
ments and Elsctuafles do more harm than
good. Hilllams's Ointment absofbs tbe
tumots, allays the intense itching iparticu.
latly al night after getting warm In bedJ, acts
ASa poultice, gives Instant and painless reiief,
and is prepared only for Piles, itching OF
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen.J ]. M" Cofinberry, OF
Cleveland, says about DR.. Williams's Indian
Pile Ointment: have used scores OF pile
cures, andi II affords mt pleasure 10 say that I
have never found anything which gave Sdcb
Immediate and permanent relief a. Dr., vii.
liams's Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale BY all d~ruggists, or mailed on re-.
ceipt Of pfice, IL 10.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apotb.
ecaties, Bank Building, Bridgeport, 6bi1.
Logan list d Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel.
Ilks w W. WVK1W
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The long looked Tor soldiers monument
has at length arrived. The B. 4 0. r. K.
afforded the transit. With the monument
came Mr.. Alexander B. Egg, who has had
extraordinary experience In the ConstruC.
ton OF public monuments and who will
supsrlntend its erection. Work will be
begun at Ones, and II is presumed
that a considerable time before that eel
for its dedication II will be standing at the
south end Of the Capitol In all lie glory,
and a a. memento to those whose lives
wore lost In lighting for their country.
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IT may be observed that no attempt ID
made 10 hunt up out Of the way or th.
known places to tind names 10 endorse
simmons Liver Regulator:
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens.
John W. Beck with, Bishop Of Ga,
General John b. Gordon, U. y. Senator,
Hon John Gill Shorter, ex Governor Of
Ala.
Rev. David Wills, D. D., President Of
ORle,horpe College.
BishOp Pierce (oi GAY
Hon. James Jackson farm Howell, Cobb
& JSmts JaCkson,) Attorney al Law,
Macon, Ga,
John b Cobb.
r. L. Mott Columbus, Ga.
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A pigeon Stops Il BtiIsIre on IL East.
ward Journey.

A very beautiful carrier pigeon Caine
into a window Of James NJ. Rsess'S house
Sunday evening. On its leg was u Eink
ring, with the number 20. Stamped on one
Of the feathers wac: ~. ~ serrel, Bay.
.onne, N. J.j" and oil smother, %".Steuben'
vile, "a" and the figure Of a deg. The
bird was kept all night, and tossed into
the air Monday morning by Frank
Reese. II went almost straight up and
then went directly east X. q. F.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

IT 10 astonishing how the strictly pure
Cream Tarter. Acme Baking Powder has
gained a reputation In II month. Over
5000 hou~sekeepers In this city have used
1t with entire satisfaction, and claim II,
In strength, superior 10 any 10 the market.
The manufacturers, Messrs, LANCE,
GRADE 4 Baird, guarantee 1t entirely Tree
from burnt alum or any other injurious
ingredients.
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%I,eautirul rssnmonInI to Prof. Msrvey,

IieautirnI Testimonial TO Prof. HerVey.
AT the art store Of Nichols, in this city,
surrounded by handsome frame, lie a
parchment on which ia engraved the reso.
iuiions Of respect Tor the late City Super.
lntendent Of schools, Hervey, aud regret
at his nntimely cutting of. The work Ia
done by tho artist penmRn W. W. MCClel.
land, OF Pittsburgh, and shows a master
hand. The script Is beautifully done and
the text equally as handsome, The doCu.
ment Ia signed by a teacher from each
ward school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

On July I'd, 81 and 4!h The OIey.,,,i .
Pitaburgh Railroad will sell eTcosS.a
tickets to and from all points on II. =
road. Tickets good for return n Ivy Y
until July OH, Inclusive. SpecI,l s,.T'
sion tickets for use OF children b,,T..s
i've and twelve years oil aye viii be- 'oi /.
one'halt the usual excursion rSts, \.
mspP, time tables, etc, apply 10 Ss,'s v
agent Of y & p. road.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 2S.-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
Clouder weather, local rains, winds mostly
souLhHes stationary or higher temper.
atnTe.
For the Lower Lakes partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain, winds south,
BtaLionary'or higher temperature and ba.
rometer.
For tho Upper Lakes and Upper Missis.
sippi Valley, partly cloudy weather, oc.
Casional rainu, winds mostly westerly,
stationary or higher temperature and ba.
FOmetor.
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liz this wise does a worthy illinois con.
temporary bemoShi "This Ii. 10 certify
that we have never tried IT, Jacobs oil,
aud haven't The least idea whether II
would do Us good or not" Even 90, ye
LdSt people but We know lois OIL people
who have been cured by II, aud such q
clad Thanksgiving 90 10 daily rendered by
the army Of martyrs recovered from IheI.
matiSm AID other painful diseases, would
DO q revelation Of pleasure to The favored
ones Of health,
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A nay Amoss The rFees and Ferns Of
llahAh'e 6FOVa.

The Presbyterian people Of our city will
picnic next Friday up the r, ". L K. X,
r, The excursion is led by The members
oil the First Presbyterian church, and d
mole particularly iof the sOholats Of the
morning Sabbath school and the Mission
school, but many others have decided 10
join the party, 60 that when the day
comes We expect u will be an opportunity
which hosts Of friends will hasten 10 en-.
Joy.
y. The round Trip tickets are fifty cents Tor
biz people, and twenty Ave cents for small
ones, and they will be for sale al the
clutch tonight, where the members meet
10 perfect thelt Arrangements.
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o.. AIphOnSuS school commencement

IS AIphOnsu1 behOOI commencement.
Last night ST. Alphonsus School Hail
was filled with the parents Of the pupils
who attend that excellent school. The
talented instructresses who have charge
have been working hard and in this cul.
~tnination Of their lahorS they may cause Ia
congratulate themselves on the very cred.
table mannc. In which everything passed
of. The programmes, which were made
by pen In old English letters by the sis.
ters, we're beautifully gotten up. The
itst performance was q German song "zur
FreisunR" by the pupils Of the third and
fourth Glasses, which was admirably rem.
defed.
Miss Barbara Tfuschlef read a C~lsysriy
wotded, but brief salutatoty.
Eddie Gaus In an English recitation
"The Old Clock" performed very nicely.
"Det Abend" q German Aobg was rem.
deted by q class u little girls.
Louis Schaub had 0 Gefman recitation
'Dea KindeseChLer Speigelh which Was
delivered we'll.
An English recitation "EtLA and Dolly"
vas BY little Miss Li1sle sautet.
A German song followed "Die Hei.
match" by q class OF little boys Then a
German dialogue, "Tfost der Kleinen"
by the pupils Of the Fourth Class; q Ger.
man poem, 'Das BuChdef s%choistubg" by
Ross Del; an English song, "Summef,"
by the pupils Of the Filth and Sixth
German dialogue, "Dir belden
schWeSterp," BY the pupils Of the Fifth
class: a play which was extraordinarily
well rendered by the pupils Of the Third
and Fourth Glasses entitled "Wundet.
schonoder das B%tilliniest." This play e1'
cited The wAtnesL applause. An English
song, "Hyacinths and Daisies" by the
Fourth class followed by a distribution oil
premiums closed the performances Of the
evening.
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For ssls-Household Furniture.
Trustees Sale-MArshall County Land.
Wanted-Glrl.
For Sale-Mill Stocks.
Decorated Ware-J. H. Rlnehart.
Acme Baking Powder-LRnge Grade &
Baird.
Palace Reirigsrators-Neabitt & Bro.
Lost-BunCh OF Keys.
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II have used Burdock Blood Bitters with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation
Of the bowels. &c. l.. EAsToN,
Hamilton, Ont"
Price 81 90; trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. q Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,
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Forty years. trial Lu proved "BLAoK.
DRAuGHT" the lest liver medicine In
the world.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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THE Beethoven Singing Society will leave
tomorrow morning Of 1927 by the popular
"FAn Handle Route" for Chicago 10 take
part In the great 9%Aengefiest. Through
coaches will be provided and the party
will 90 through 10 Chicago without
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

IN Renowned ~ q Pure and Effective
HAIR DreSainE In Every Quarter Of the
world.
For thirty years II has been a favoriLs
with the people and a leader with The
trade. The name "Cocoalne" has become
a valuable property, Burnett 4 90. have
established their sole right 10 lie Use In
several suits al law, thus protecting the
public and themselves from imposition.
The superiority Of BnFnett's Flnvofing
Extracts c~onBiStS In their perfect purity
and Rieat strength.
For sale by Logan 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling W. Va. Trht4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

Millions OF rats, mice, cats, bed.bugs,
reaches, lose their lives by collision with
Trough on Rats" Sold by druggists, 15c
boxes.
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KRAMER's full orchestra will give grand
concert Of the Fountain Saloon this even.
Ing, previous TO their departure for the
White Sulphur Syringe.
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The following show1 the range Of the
thermometer, AZ observed 1T SChnepis
drug store, Opera House Corner yesterday:
1880. 1851.
~ - nv,BP.H ". 7 p. ". 7 AN. u v. 8 p. NJ. 7 Pm
50 rs 81 70 50 o.
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EXCURSION 10 Chicago via B. & O., June
2Sth. Round trip IS 90; tickets good ten
days. No change OF cars and through
sleepera.
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THa c1ncett at the Fountain Saloon this
evening promises to be q grand affair.
Josie ktamOt will be on hand with bis
full orchestra,
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DoS'T forget the concert at the Fountain
Saloon, Market street, this evening. Kra.
mer's full orchestra will be present and
discourse some Of their best music.
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DOR SALE.
IO8EPH H1RRIRI NURsERIbe'
u1ijEDsVILLE, 40 n

1900 Apple Tres, tNo, thtc, iouf a'
5000 Peach, one (lfOm bud year
5000 Plumi, one and NJ yNr.
500 Quinccs, tVo and three ycl"
5000 Cherries, one and tVo ~, INN sptbiW
5000 ETGfp6tnt, mostly Ja9II ~ SnditalM
tyss,ni,ptIsS. viii vii u Ios y 2. w
fSSSok SsntS ,oiieiISd, Addfos, AN ~, SSl,a
LER, MoundEVillO, Nursery u on' J1.ptT
MOuhdtTlllO Depot
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APPORIIONMENr

Or the school Fund ~ the Various
Counties.
The tOllowin. Is the apportionment oil
the State school fund TO the several coun.
ties, kindly furnished by State Superin.
tendent Of Schools B. L. Butcher.
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A better idea Of the meagreness Of the
foundation which the early builders Of our
educational system had to base the SUPER
structure on will be obtained from the fol-
lowing statement ofthe Humhsr Of schools,
number sud value tf school houses, and
the number Of children Of school ags-
from six years to twenty.one lin the few
counties in which the free school system
was even impertectly in vogue at the be-.
ginning OF the year 1885:
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TO PRaE; 9. Q, BuRO,
From his friends 10 Wheeling.


Mr.. HRndlAn, in handing wei TO the
Professor the testimonial, gave expression
10 the following complimentary words:
"PRoE. BuRa-ln the course Of human
events there are very many unpleasant
duties to 10 performed, but fortunate
ly, there 10 here aud there o spot
In the pathway OF lie, to which we
can in alter times lock back with much
pleasure, and enjoy anew the feelings
with which our hearts were touched on
lhose occasions. Recognizing the beauty
aud the certainty OF this fact, O few friends
have been so Thoughtful OF the pleasure
Of st.er years as to make this such
an occasion. Those I lends have selected
me as the instrument 10 marx the period
OF that event, and | now do so by present.
ing In their behalf this beautiful walking
stick. They ask Of you In return only an
appreciation Of the fact that they recog.
In you an accomplished christian
youth. We are informed oil your con.
lemplated visit to FAtherland, AID ask Tor
an suspicious voyage to, q happy tempo.
rary residence 10, and q safe return from
the scenes Of your childhood"
Alter the presentation the entire party
adjourned to MIR, @. R. Behler's, where q
lew hours was spent IN social enjoyment.
Proi, Burg has been connected with
st, VinCent's High School for Ave years,
aud has won Tor himself during that time
an enviable reputation as an instructor,
and has made many friends by his gentle.
manly manners and genial disposition.
He leaves for Baltimore tomorrow from
which city he will sail for Europe on
Thursday, to be absent until September.
We, In common with the Professors
friends, wish him a pleasant vacation and
safe return,
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
RCLuFs House Sample Rooms daily.
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Remove billousness, dyspepsia, and i'm
part new tone and vigor TO The system b.
using Llebig 4 Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic
Beware Of worthless limitations. TThGl
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VALUABLE
nih3
DOR RENT AND FOR SALE.

Two rooms In the business part Il lhett,s'Ira
party. Uoe large brick house Penn Iien .,1,s
icfo farm with coal property, Win ~ I. Az,
mentt, fronting on the pike, liz alIe'Io1 " ~
10 offered OF easy teftnI, 4 hitl house w M. M
o. ChaplinL street, Centre Whtelltg. HigsI
tickets 10 all paris Of Europe and ,ttlih o. " IA
steamship Iibei. q. A. ELHBkFLH WI
AhNaa InRhsF
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CANBD.


A very pleasant incident occurred last
evening at the residence Of Prof O. o.
Burg, principal OF St, Yincsnt's high
School, which will long be remembered
by the Professor. The incident referred
10 was Representation to the Professor Of
. handsome gold headed cane, by Mr.. W.
Q, HAndlan, on behalf Of the many
friends Of the accomplished scholar and
teacher. The inscription on the cane was
.Rs tolloHs:
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No headache or back.ache for ladies
who drink "N1NE OF oARpUl@
For ale BIZ IoRAp A Ca.
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FOR SALE.

SPLENDlD GROCERY STAND F0I
~ SALE
My heIllh having failed AID mol bling lba Y y
Al ian Ms,IS1 , In ur'I,Vu, ~ ~ 4. q " tsitt
stands Ia The city, and having A Iplsbtd w.
such an Opportunity II seldom Offered 10 The w
Wouli be pleased 10 correspond 9Th AhI pm
concerning Il, or have them call al ihe store
je27 q. BEHREEa, Pnpfh1,
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VGTIi N9a. 10 ana " Fourteenth street