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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
Notes Made on the Levee by Our "Old

n. O. Cd .
Notes Made on the Levee by Our "Oid
Salt" IA
There is good towboat stage OF water.
The steamers will be patriotic and throw
their banners to the breeze to-day.
The Katie Stockdale will pass down at an
early hour this morning, and the Emma
Graham up. :. 4 Z an, N Z
The river was rising yesterday, the marks
last evening indicating a depth OF Is feet 0
inches and still rising. Business was dull.
Capt. I'D. Hornbrook has been down in
New Orleans, but Is nov on his way home,
Her was in Cincinnati day before yesterday.
The new model barge Just finished al the
foot OF Thirteenth Street for the Jennie Camp.
bell, Capt lIornbrook' boat hus been named
Harry HI u ;59l =
Tho Little Anna will take an excursion
party up, the river, tonight and Thusdny
evening, will run an excursion rs far d,
sWellsburg, taking along barge and band
Of music for those desiring TO dance. q;
n. The Andes arrived last evening from Gin.
cinnati with q good trip This elegant steam.
erswill leave for that port this afternoon.
The Andes lis a delightful boat to travel on
and her officers are among the most clever of
men. Her hour, Of departuteiss rX. lss'3;fis;s
q orr Crrr;5 Pa, July. S-Riyer 1 feet inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.S
IS PrrIsnunsu. July s.--Riytrlo feet q inches
and falling. Weather cloady.and raining.5s
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THE oLo 4 4 81 Y roURTII.
How !. win ne ra., I. "a ii I, This i VI

~ n
!. einiity. a u 4 I, lii x
This sJuly q. In some communities II! Is
referred 10 rs hThe day we celebrate, y and II
was formally rcfcrrcd IA "a ..utbn ,,,orions
raa..,t, ~ :, LII ~, -. -. ~
fouf.a. i. VIII NJ. 10 very eeheifniiy oo'
served In Wheeling, though business will be
quite generally suspended, the banks and
public o,y,rsx clo..1 ond ,ho sI,,o 1Jon,;,,o ia.
"nu ~, go, '.sfNSU ~
oefNu' AZ the fostolhce tue uelivery win:
dow will be open from $50 10 $50 A.. ~, but
there will be no delivery by carriers The
Nnvor b,, ,.s,,oJ !, ,roocl, r,n,,on ,n,,,,,1,r,
p ''' ''"'',, 49,
the shooung Oh hte arms, or INC discharge OF
fire works within the city limits, and twenty.
"ts''s. ~. - ~ wy ~ ,"e
purpose Vi Enforcing 'nls ofaef, anu keeping
order generally, Tho City building will 10
artlstically nnd elaboratcly, decorated with
Duhuhg anu nags, and the usual amount OF
req, white and blue viii be displayed about
the CITY, from business houses and private
residences .f4ig
a number Of societies nnd lodges Will In.
unIge IN picnics, the leading one, probably,
peihg that OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, on
lne STATE fair orounds. An elaborate pro-
SS s'"' oeeu PteP"'eu, u.u WV VPeta
house Dand hnd orchestra Will contribute
its music 10 make The day pleasant. .Si5s :.
Inc Mozart Germania, beethoven and
Harmonic Societies VIII also have u picnic
AZ MeinininGers Orchard, Which cannot help
oeing enjoyable, and tue Benevolent Society
OF IONS Lut .h congregation, With the
ahmsah III, ~ my aadies s9ciety o. INC same
church, VIII entertain their friends OF Mullle.
mans Grove, over the river, with d pro.
gtamnie which includes a loot race for old
neni potalo race lot iauies; cheap and sub
stahtlal dinner furnished by the ladies; crock
breaking LOT OH women; leaping for Wiener
suusaPesi WheGioatfow race LOT young men;
Granu prize shooting. loot racing for little
s,fis' slhHing by a Quartet; walking match
" SIX oiu men, and other amusements and
plays Ef'3, ):
~ hofnbrooKs ParE gala, old fashioned
Sceieoraaoh, WIN al sorts OF entertaiug
, nauir IN addition 10 me regular Imuse,,
mems NJ that resort, Ia Announced and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
i business nj the Cierk,, Once.

4 Clerk Hook yesterday issued two mar.
rlage licenses and admitted to record two
deeds OF trust and four deeds In fee. The
deeds in fec arc as follows: s2s
y Deed made July 3, 1852, by John Wabel,
yot Pittsburgh, to Clark 1Iancs, in considera.
; ton Of 81 400, for lot 9 In square 50 on the
west side OF North York street. &c. iilsa
,32i Deed made June q, j, 1882 by Mary &.
! Bailey, Charles Z. Bailey and wife, William
bailey ind wife. Samuel NJ. Bailey and wife
and Martha ]. bailey, to Alfred d. Work, in
consideration Of II 900 for lots s, . and 10 on
4 The corner OF Eoir and Thirty.tirst streets.
M Deed made April 20, 1882, by Abigail s.,
wife OF Joseph Dedilion, with tho said Joseph
! Dedilion, to Thomas p. > Bedilon, in consid.
: GRAFTON Of $3.50, Cor half Of a piece OF land
lying on Wheeling Creek, two md one-half
Elniles east Of Wheeling, decided to Abraham
sDedilion to John ouod, in lS44. n, {; .
ss Deed made ! July /, lSS22, by NJ. Luther
Etxis to L. Stone, In consideration Of 81, 100,
for the Last one-half OF lot Q, In Z Armstrong
! &gLawes addition, and the south side OF
Kentucky st,eet, on the Island. n S;i :
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

Aud Picnic OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Choir Singing Society nj tho New Fair
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PERSONAL MENTION,


Scwsy Notes About Distinguished Wish.
f0rs uni Home Folks.
Jake Kcmplo orates at West Alexander to.
day. ST. ,3ig
Will Dclaplain has returned to the city
from college.
Sol. Abrams, Of Cincinnati, is in the city Mt
the Stamm House.
Is plattenburg in the city? lie is! Then
let the picnic proceed. ~.
Miss Amelia Wolf, OF Pittsburgh, Is tho
guest OF Miss Ella Holman, on the South
Side. & i}{ b ia ~ ;'!75sgff''-'-S
Col. Tom scanlin is confined to his room at
the staum House with u severe case Of the
typhoid fever.
Hon. John A, Campbell, Of New Cumber.
land, Is among the distinguished West Virgil
mans In the city.
Alex. Campbell, Jr.. OF Bethany. was in
the city yesterday. lie returned Saturday
from Alabama, where he has again been buy.
ing cattle on speculation. q. Z g; y.
Editor Gibbons, OF the Charleston STATE
Tribune, is In the city for tho purpose OF Mt
tending the Press Association meeting. He
Is the guest Of his brother.ln.law, United
States Marshal Atkinson. d S5ssy r.,
u" y ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

X THE Fourth OF July Celebration and
Picnic Of tho HarmOnie-sInnncrcllOr
Singing Society will tukc place ut the New
: Fair Grounds md not ut Mcnmingcr's.
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MRS. zIEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families with ilrst.cluss article
Of leo Cream to-day. No. CO Twelfth
Street. f:5s &, = - Sc z -S5.
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4 THIS Is the time to save money. DO 1t
.sby buying your Furniture or Mantels
\ from +. q. Caldwell, 1900 and 1902 Mar.
\ ket Street. II, ! 49, :. }, ~
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IL
This was also adopted. The bill Of w. c.
Smith, County engineer for $ls3 Is. and
paid on accommodation Of the same Commit
tee, and bills passed ut later meeting by the
Committee, 10 the sum ofSl0G 05.
The Committee on Printing recommended
the payment of Sl22 10 Frcw ( Campbell and
800 70 to the Volksblatt company, which was
done.
The matter Of disputed location OF
County road through the farm OF Perry Whit
ham was taken up, and Mr.. S. ID. Whitman
appeared for his father and stated his objec-
tons to the route proposed by the Commit
tee md to the compensation offered for the
damages sustained. It was resolved to main
llminary steps to condemnation proceedings
were inauguraied. $50
The Board then adjourned -r5l. 0-.aia5-.
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WANTED

WA ,TED-AGENTS IL S;:;..,-,
al BENEVOLENT Association o diI ,S,G " The rpI,.
EEs .a reE9ns ONCE, i0Ss Ni.tionll Iot "
F rapsnco.. Gal. rlans originsi iSn 'ttrtt ~
G na,s " certain. moi sIscaI1,,sS Ss aus
pivS S ~ c y ssys Eond y
opTcsasSnisSyS e 1G@l10l'Sa o. ssslsss
0uttt free. send stamls ios Lifeline 70, A..
~; Journal. Certificates ii 90 ' tas And MAJ.
ny nc y. PAD within o. days Il sns, MI S9o Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

II HAVE found 81. Jacobs Oil to be very
etllcacious in sprains and bruises. In my
opinion there Is no oil or liniment equal to
1t, said Judge J. I. Bcssier, of st. Tammany
parish, La, and Of the State Legislature, in
recent interview with representative OF tho
Seip Orleans Fee Democrat. ~ So =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

y BAnaAlSs at Ger, "a. Roth's. Best Calicoes
Sic, best Dress Ginghams il0c, Good Lawns
tGkc,; best Lawns 1Oc, best Apron Ginghams
i DC, to, close. s 4 4; GIo. @. Rorn. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

For piles, constipation and a torpid liver,
never fail 10 take MASALiS. h Z, ;.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
Total SIS 56o l595 :OlOe7O 72Ill2s7 s6sl6lO 8

The assessor for the country district, Noah
Zane, has not yet completed his work, and con.
sequeatly the statistics for the country por-
ton Of the County are not yet obtainable.
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INDICATIONS.

WAsNINoroS, D. C.. Julyss4, l i. M.-For
Y Tennessee and Ohio Valley, colder and part.
5Ely cloudy weather, with rain, variable winds
shifting 10 northerly, higher pressure.
h. For the Lower Lake region, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, winds mostly northerly,
stationary or lower temperature and higher
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

EVERYBODY should attend tue Fourth of
July. Celebration and picnic, of the liar.
monte Mmnnorchor Singing Society, at The
New Fair Grounds to-day. s1 - =,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

Tho MISUNDERSTANDING Singing So
cety will celebrate the Fourth OF July on
the New Fair Grounds by grand picnic in
connection with speeches. gems, music aud
dIanclng. Balloon ascension in the afternoon.
Refreshments OF all kinds Good order will
be maintained. Everybody is invited.
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z Iro mi ,Acid phop,,,pIiha L,

REDUCED from Sc; TO 5 Nc, best Calicoes, to
close them out 81; GEO. 9. RoTu. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

4 THE usual merchants lunch ut theNcw
McLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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And Picnic OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Choir Singing Society nj tho New Fair
Grounds. g
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. N.
mitlee. ~ -.
Speaking in English and German. ..f
Music-Popular gems, and dancing.
Balloon ascension.
Climbing pole for prizes. .sfTs
Walking u wavcring pole for prizes.
Throwing balls, etc, etc.
Concert and dancing music by the Cele.
brated Opera House Orchestra. i.,,5
Refreshments Of all kinds.
Good order will be maintained. s-
The society hes built any amount OF tables
and benches under the shady trees, so every.
body. can enjoy themselves and spread thei:
lunch. ~ EslI 80
Arrangements have been effected with
VOLTS ferry, which will land at the lower
end OF the Fair grounds. Round trip only
five cents. 80 ~ E.s..,sgr 49,
In case rainy weather the doors OF the
Exposition and other buildings will be
thrown open and the entertainment will 60
on according to programme.
During the afternoon the Opera House
Orchestra will execute the following choice
programme esgt. - ,5'tf, M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

DREss Goods at great bargains to close up
the season. They must be sold. \ i
sii.l+ GEO. G. RoTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
COUNTY COmnIsSiONERS.
Regular Monthly Meeting Mt the Court
House Yesterday.


The Board OF Commissioners met in regular
session yesterday, with Messrs. atkinson,
Armstrong, Terrill, Stein, sclslltze, Hoffman,
Caldwell, Carnallan and President Speidel
present.
A number OF bills and petitions were pre-.
sented, and referred to the proper commit
tees without being read. rs
The report OF the judges Of the late railroad
subscription election was presented, showing
the authorization OF the so, 900 subscription
to the river railroad by large majority. Its
reading caused n general smile, and mem.
Der suggested that duly authenticated copy
OF the return be SAINT to the alleged syndicate
for the construction Of the road. The ex.
penses Of the election were $3.50 80,
which another member wanted to know
II some millionaire Senator could not stand.
The Committee on Poor House and Farm
recommended the payment OF bills aggreSat-
Ing $l,393 IS; that on Court House and Jail
bills to the amount Of s532 Of that OH Roads
and Bridges bills to the amount Of SSiS "a !;
all OF which recommendations were adopted.
The Finance Committee recommended
that Sheriff Brown be credited with the fol.
lowing sums: 9.
Returned county ,9lI &c
JURORS certificates ,HGS IL
Interest OIL county 5 40 Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

sts9 The following shows the range OF the Their
: nometer, US observed at Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN. 12N.3 r.H.7rM Ola. " l2N.SP.M .1P.
~ Il - % y. % S L IL. 50 :. IS Il
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q. BLAcX.DRAuGHTNs cures iai 6 dysp q.

!: Now is the time to buy your Dry Goods.
Clearing out sale at Geo. G. Roth'ss ysi
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for 5{c, 5a GEO. G, Roru
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s}ALL kinds Of amusements and good time
will be had, at, the New, Fair Grounds to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

u. Own best Lawns reduced from l9,,4c to loo,
to close. 3 s.;3. Is GEO. g.. RoTII 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

DocToI bills are abominable and not lpcd.
cd In kidl.ey and liver affections, as PTRuSA
and MANALIy will cure them. * ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

!. You can buy the celebrated cos.gea red
Novelty Clothes Wringer, Of Boyd, Market
Square, for s cash. Just one-half the price
charged by petldlers for thlrd.olass wringers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04
RIVER NEWS.

Assure A. positive cure for costiveness. MAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

A SURE cure for impoverished blood, pin.
pies and sallow complexion, Is Browns Iron
Bitters. It will produce a healthy color,
smooth skin, and Is absolutely not iniurious.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

Best Dress Ginghams reduced from l5c to
lnc, TO close them out. Gro. G. RorII. 5.
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ila, indigestion and heartburn. a v ,I3i
I Sold by Logan { Co. 4 5si}:s;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

:aWlNE. OF. cARpuIn5 makes rosy Dsyi.'
checks aud clear compilations. j,sS sSiiiii
Sold BY, Logan & Co. b / y!i$
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

ALL Ginghams, worth loIsc- and l0c, re-
duccd to 0c, to close. GEO. G.. Ko1ir.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is;
a called meeting Of ,bc s,o,l,,, ~
Washington Hail As.ucinticn VII, knhOb'eS NJ,
oillcc q Rarr Il Taylor, D,iih ali" 81 Il hsh !
lMoLaliis Block on THUKspiY in,gHtaA ~
Deiwetn lhe hOuiS OF 2G,l / o'c,ncts cLl
election OF Nine Trustees Tor The en,n,r y, las
c ~, .ne trailsaeiion OF such Other La.IHs !e
come ms properly before the meeting. 'A'iasss .
by order Of Board Trustees, Srs
!s12 ----------- ]. II. WILLIAMS -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

DoS'T miss the Fourth OF July Celebration
at the New Fair Grounds, good music
dancing and speaking -. .a-- 4.
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FOR RENT,
TOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES, ::

---S---.S---sN~-SNs--~S-.sN-'
PR0CLAMATlON.
The shooting Of firearms, ctsc.t, ,,lz
oil July the 9Th. ., - 'N''' hereby lgtljSii
inc Gollce arc instructed to ttro,.r., J
'ne ordnance III relation thereto, S''ossI tats
leo &C EGER1p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

Is useful in dyspepsia. It gives the stomach
tone and imparts yigor to the whole system:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

"M!NE OF cARDUl" cures irregular,
painful, or difficult mcnstr,la,ion.
Sold by Logan & Co. q, 4
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SALE OF ACCOUNTS. ~
:, In ehnncery In the Circuit Court Of Ohio Cc,,I
W. II. Robinson and Others !;
W.
Charles d.. Bingcll and OILERS.
ny virtue OF an order made by the cinuI, r,r4
OF Ohio county, on the ID day Of june IsS1 ~.
a9nve entitled cause. the UNDERSIGNED E,. -
VII; on SATURDAY. JULY Is, isl Noiutues ,is
az ~ clock 4. ~, proceed 10 sell ,be op.tsHi.,
ma,rognts une 70 the firms Of Iiosy0n 4 llprrII,1
Inafles D. J. BinSell. being the ame rrTSai
s III Toutt and ordered to be Hld. Any I-rt 4
calling OH the undersigned, AlIJ OF MID Ton,,i
sale, cash. X Il IisT ~ R,.. isi.a
-!s-o ~ 1910 Maln Stntt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-04

But with all these excursions and enioy.
ments there will be nothing Ike an obserya.
ton OF the anniversary Of American Indepen.
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MEDICAL,

willeare dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-10

The canning Of fruit And vegetables Is get
ting TO be quite an industry in Carroll county.
For several wears the eannery Of u. r. Shri-
yer 4 Co, II Cnioa Mills, vas the only one
in the county. Nov there are two IN West
minister, oBe al Hampstead, one at New Wind
scr. one At Mechaniesville, aud perhaps 9th.
ers. No enterprises have been established IN
the eoanty that have proved 80 beneficial 10
the farmers, and the eanneries, too, have been
remuneratiVe The business this year Will be
largely in excess Of any former year. Farm
ers who were slow 10 try trucking al first,
found it so profitable after a TRIAL, that they
have gone into il on larger scale and the
acreage put out in truck Is greatly increased.
b. F. shriyer Co., IT Union Mills, raise a
considerable amount Of the vegetables canned
at their establishment, and Lewis Shipley IS
nov putting out sixteen acres oftoInaio plants
for bis eannery At Meehsnisville.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-10

On Sunday night last thieves visited tins
city. stole a horse and carriage. broke open
q carpenter shop and stole tools and made
good their escape.
When ". L. 1.antz vent To his carpenter
shop on Main street. near the Catholic church,
about 4 50 o clock Monday morning, be found
thar entrance had beea effected throukh .
windo~. his taolchests ranSeckea and a screw
driver, Saw. pincers. two hraces. a number ~
bits and other tools missing. When Phiaeas
A. CiorSneh. travelling salesman tog Capt, A.
Billingslea. cigar and tnbaeco dealer, went 70
xat the czpsain carriage early on NondgS
morning. Be fcaad iha, it was gone. u was
usazliv left in the alley back Of the captain
residence. and No, locked ap. Ia going up
the alley be foand the door Of james =.
Smith stable upcn. and i sas not long BE-
fore usas discovered that Mr.. Santa knrse
was sso4rn The hsflc brick school house GA
MAia street. az the West End. which ~guid
easily b. mistaken for mechanic shop. -
supposed to havc been hFokca into, also, -
he door was foand opeE. With the tools
stolen FROM iAniz's shop, Il Is supposed the
lock on Mr.. Saith ; stable door Eas hFuken-
Mr. Smi,h autographed saa sent postal cards,
offering 50 reward for his horse, IN every d.
rpcsias. bat nothing has bcea beard ~ tbs
horse aud carriage or thieves.
A dispatch 60 ar. Saith Yesterday, from
g. T. Little, as fInkstars- says sggNT
seat aad sign Of r. A. Gorsseh found ~ cul
vert below fluksbarg this a. IN.
90 TaesdAy night thieves hrake into thc
stable q JOSIAH Crowi, AZ she sce ercam fac
tory, bat we're frightened ID By dog and the
affsezrAnee u Mr.. CrowI's son. L occurred
nbeut midnight
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-10

The wheat with rs promises we'll; corn =
short on account Of cool weather.
Elder solomon Stoner Is building a new
barn on the site Of the one which vas destroy
ed bv Gre The new one Is 10 be % teet long
by "a vide. and the walls are already prepar-
"a for the reception Of the frame.
The Church OF God congregation Of this
place laid the corner stone OF their new
church on Saturday last Order of exercises
were as follows, the service being held in the
Methodist Church Coronation; PRAYER BY
Elder p. Lookingbeel; readingo 18th Psalm,
also reading of the 81 Chapter of Paul let
ter 10 the Ephesians; then Elder 4. H. Long
delivered q very impressive sermon from the
10th verse efthe 18th Chapter Of lsaiah, which
reads as follows-Therefore thss saith the
lord God, behold. lay in ZION for fonnda-
ton a stone. a tried stone, precious corner
stone, a sure foundation: be that beheveth
shall not make haste. Amer the sermon the
congregation repaired 10 the seeHe Gf laying
the stone. There was put IN the stone the
following articles. viz: A copy IL the New
Testament Scripture, the ChHrnk 8arScszfe,
copy of the DExocRATlc ADxocATE and
AEaegiouR Seafsacl lSsyldag ScAeot Gem,
History Of the Church Of God in Uniontown,
names of the bnilding committee, names 81
those who Subscribed toward building the
Church. report 0f the secretary. and SILVER
and copper coma
In the evening Of the same day decorating
the graves Of soldiers was attended SO, Capt.
J. G. Brubaker delivering the address. the
Band Of this place furnishing music far the
occasion
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-06-10

The Mayor and Common Council Of West.
minister convened in regular meeting last
Monday eveaing. The Mayor and Treasurer
we're authorized TO prssare their annual re-
port 20 be examined BY the committee on
finance.
The judges Of election held May lsi, 1852,
reported. showing the election Of P. II. Irwin,
mayor. and n. l. Gorsueh. +. ]. Lawyer,
VIM. Il. Thomas. Orland Reese and David
Bsser. councilmen, which was ordered placed
on record, after which she Board adjourned
sias die.
The members Of the new council being
present, Justice CFapster administered the
oath Of ol6ce. The council then proceeded 70
she election sf officers for the ensuing year,
with the following resalf IN. l. Gorsuch,
President Vim. B. Thomas, Treasurer; and
c. H. Banghman, Clerk. The following np,
pointments we're made: Jos. NJ. Parke, ceah-
sci to Board Israel Zeiber, Bailif and Street
Commissioner; c. H. Baughman, Tax Col
lecs0r. Committees were appointed As fol-
lows: Finance, p H. Irwin. Vim. b. Thomas
and +. ]. Lawyer: Gas, z. II. Irwin, \. 1.
Gorsuch and David Baer; Streets, p. H. ir-
win, VIM. B. Thomas and Orlando Reese.