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Daily Republican., 1882-08-31
AEEAT STORE.

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TheMeat store occupied by George Reed,
No. 6l1 King street, generally known as the
'tDelaware Market" has opened with first
" are invited 10 call. Prices moderate, and
guaranteed. BAskets delivered
70 any part Of the city without additional
charge. ALBERT RICHARDSON. aU8-tt
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Express train from Reno and Local Passenger
TRAN, leaving Virginia at O'clock A. N. con-
meet at Mound House with trains of Carson
and Colorado Railroad, arriving at HavtfO ONE
at $40 NJ of same day, connecting with the
United States Stage Companys line Of Con-
cord coaches, arriving at Aurora and Bodie
same evening: arriving at Luning at 5s'3 P. ",
connecting with stages for Grantsville. Bel
mont, Tyoo, SC, and arriving at Candelaria at
500 P NJ. connecting with stages Tor Column
bus Silver Peak, Hontezuma, Aida Valley,
Gold Mountain Benton, Bishop Greek and In
dependence
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS


.
Henry Kemple has accepted place ut the
Aetnayille mill. -a-6 f'.
Wotk has been began on the brick work OF
The new Goblet works Office on Union street.
The Martins Ferry Odd Fellows were here
Tuesday night and were entertained By thelr
Bellaite brethren.
The Bellaire knights TemplRr went TO 81.
Clairsvil!e Tuesday night to visit their
brethren there. eIl
;. :. MCGOWAN was the only one OF The old
members OF the Council that voted with the
minority 10 Allow n private sewer-nine.inCh
--on Thirty.sixth street. The proposed sys.
teni seems to have gone by the board.
The social at the Fist Presbyterian Church
Tuesday: evening was very well attended,
and each person on coming In deposited a
bundle In one Of the class rooms. Later In the
evening. when the large doors were thrown
open, table WAS shown literally rroaplng
under the substantial presents OF The con.
grcgation to ,heir'pas:or. Mr.. McKallop was
too surprised 70 MAKE u speech, as that part
Of the proceedings had been kept secret.
An alarm OF fire was given by the Nail
works aud Fourth ward school bells and The
blast furnace whistle about two o'clock yes.
.erday morning. The appearance was oi,he
Union glass house, or the Nail works, being
Oh fire und a crowd quickly gathered. Ii
was the dry house Of tho Nail works cooper
shop that was burning. The flames were
easily confined to the wall and burning
stairway just by, and adjoining gangway OF
tho glass house, was extInsuished BY a lab
cock apparatus before the fire eoinpany's
hose was ready. Notwithstanding the fac,
that very many people did no, hear OF the
alarm at all till morning, enough tlsemen
were out to promptly put two reels OH the
ground. One only made connection.
1t used to be n regular thing, some years ago,
to have that dry house burned at shor. inter.
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ALONG TIE RIVER,

News In General Concerning tho
steamers.
The scioto is having little trouble getting
new doctor to work properly.
The Emma Graham will pass down q. an
early hour this morning for Cincinnati.
The Joseph A. Stone passed up with enln,
ties and the ltonsidcs, OF GrayFs Iron Line,
with three baEses OF ore.
The new Traveller will no, travel unde,
the old name but viii! be decorated with the
title OF Twilight"
The river is falling at this point, .the gauge
marks last evening indicating only depth
Of feet inches. business was dull.
There was no Stcubenviile packet yester.
day, the Abnes O'Neal having gone to Fits
bursh to 80 on the docks for repairs.
The Little Anna was la.. evening presented
with fine pair OF deer horns by Uncle Dick
richardson, one OF the numerous admirer.
OF this little packet.
The Telegram had an immense trip both
ways yesterday. 1t was the only daily, out.
side Of the Beliaire and Martins Ferry pack.
cts, that touched the levee.
Changes Of stewards on the different boats
have been made as follows: Robert Doty. OF
the Andes, hus gone on the Schenck. and
Ang. wood has gone on the former boat.
The Pittsburgh will be here sure on sa.ur.
day and leave Sunday for St. Louis. This Is
one o! the best boats OF the Coulson line,
Terms can be had OF Capt. Coulson, ut the St.
James.
The Clipper was released from the bottom
OF the river Tuesday and will be shortly
placed on the dry dock. The damages are
very, serious, but she may be able to do some
good work yet.
The U. S. beacon light, Lily, LEI. Pitts.
bursh yesterday, having had new chimneys
put on and and q full supply OF fuel and oil.
Before returning the LILY will make trir
up the Tennessee river.
The WV. Chancellor, en- route from Charles.
ton to Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday
morning. This fast sailing steamer will be
uue Tomorrow morning OIL its way for the
hanawha river. This is a very popular boat
both with passengers and shippers.
When the Diurnal arrived from pA-kers.
burg Yesterday iuornirg 1t was found that he,
FiSes bad in one place let go. Accordingly
she was unable 10 run in her regular trade and
the Welcome left in her place. The boiler
makers were at once put TO work and it is
thought the steamer will BIZ ready for bnsl.
ness Tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
AfSJIT PEOPLE,,
Intelligence OF Interest About Inlivitl.

Intelligence OF Interest About Intliyid.
unis.
Charlie Eeymann, OF Cincinnati, is visiting
ms uncle. Anton Eeymann, Esq, Of Last
Wheeling.
A. Patrick and wife, OF New Philadelphia,
Or. v. X. Curtis, Of Wefisbnrs, ]. Iieberling
and II. G. Mute OF Mt. Pleasant, were
among the prominent visitors in town YES
terduy.
Miss Hood, Of the Wheeling Female Col
!eee, LETT yesterday afternoon for an extended
Western tour. She will return in time 10
open the School OF Oratory at Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr.. L. J. Halderman, father OF Miss Ida
Ha!derniat, who graduated so brilliant !, two
years ago at the Wheeling Female College.
died last Sunday at his home in Yves, CLes-
ter, ra.
Miss Sallie Kline left Yesterday for Wash.
inston. j. c., where she will ioin her brother.
in.lnw, Captain Thcaser, OF the U. S. A., and
accompany him OIL visit to his post at For.
Mckayctt, Texas.
Mr. Ed. Sharkey, Of the Bryant Literary
Society, will entertain the members of the
society at his home on tue Island, tomorrow
evening" in compliment TO Mr.. T. +. Mem
for the West.
". II. Irwin, Esq, leaves Columbia, S. C.
for home next Saturday via Augusta, AT.
lanta, Chattanooga and Cincinnati. lie
writes tia. there ~ excitement all over South
Carolina over the election trials in the U. S.
Circuit Court now in session.
Miss Taylor. President OF Wheeling Female
College, delivered the anniversary address
before the Womun's Foreign Missionary So.
cic:y. OF this place, in the NJ. Z. Church on
Sunday evening, to large and Interested
Audience The address was stirring appeal
in behalf Of the missionary cause. Mrs Tay.
Tor, in the opening Of her admirable address,
alluded to tue qualification she experienced
in having the privilege to address the 81.
Evansville Society, which was the first society
organized in the Cincinnati Branch, and had
the honor OF sending out tho first missionary
o. tha, bsaach, Miss Thobusn.-!S C2aiasgle
Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

Heavy and sour bread or biscuit have n
vast influence through the digestive organs
upon the measure Of health We enjoy. How
important TO our pre- sent happiness and fu-
ture usefuluess the blessing Of good health
and sound constitution are, we cau only
realize when We have lost them, and when i,
IS TOO late 10 repair the damage And vet.
Notwithstanding these facts, thousands O!
persons in our own city daily jeopardz4 10,
only their health, but their lives, and the
heaiths and lives Of Others, by usin. articles
III the preparation OF their food the purity
and healthfulness oil which they know moth.
ing Perhaps u few cents may have teen
saved or it may have been more conyenien,
10 obtain the articles used, and the house.
keeper takes the responsibility and possibly
NH meyer know the mischief that has beef,
wrought Pater familias may have spells OF
headache, Johnny may lose his appetite,
Susie may look pale; If, SO the true cause
IL rarely suspected. The weather; the
lack OF outdoor air, or some other cause
is given, and the unwholesome, poi.
sonous system Of adulterated food goes on.
Next to the Hour, which should be made OF
good, sound wheat and not ground too fine,
the yeas: or baking powder, which furnishes
the rising properties, is Of the greatest i'm
powder, and alleays use The Loyal. rs " c there.
BY retain the original properties OF the
wheat, no fermentation taking place. The
action OF the Royal Baking Powder upon the
dough is simply TO swell it and form little
cells through every part. These cells are
filled with carbonie acid gas, which passes of
during the process Of baking.
The Royal is made from pure grape acid,
and it Is the action OF this acid rnnn h;rhl,.
carbonized bicarbona:c of soda that gene rates
the gas alluded 10; and these ingredients are
SC. pure and so perfectly fitted, tested and
adapted to each other, that the action is
tuftd and permanent, and is continued dur.
ing the whole time of baking, and no residue
OF poisonous ingredients remains to under.
mine the health, no heavy biscuits, no sour
bread, but ii directions are followed every
article prepared with the Royal Baking Pow
der will be found sweet and wholesome,
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submitted,
y. i. CNlsWELL, Auditor

The endowment fund OF the Home, has
now reached the sum OF $500 80, which is
invested In Government bonds and other in.
tcrest bearing securities. The fund has been
increased to tins amount during the pas,
year, by the leeucieS oi Miss Louisa Mct.Iel.
Ian. deceased, 500 and J. L. stIiel, deceased,
$1,000. Tie memory Of The just is blessed.
This fund is held sacred Dsan endowment.
the interes. only being available.
The property consisting OF the grounds and
buildings TT the corner OF Thirteenth, and
Jacob streets, has also been decided to the
Home, by those who bought i, in the begin.
ming OF the work, and through whose kind.
ness it has been used free OF rent for more
than ten years. Thus the institution il
placed OH u more solid footing, and only
needs continuation OF active work on The
part oil the friends OF the iather|ess 10 render
1t permanent and enduring.
The Thanksgiving contribution through
the paper sacks and envelopes was again sue.
cessiul, as the following able report OF the
committee plainly shows.
This report was published fully in our
issue OF December Sd. lSsl.-Epl
Though the Home is out debt and show, q
balance in the.tseasury, 1t must not be re-.
PANNNN $40 AtSS .toAti 4iC uIllUuUt Ill
the treasury might at once be used to erea,
advantage in the improvement Of the proper.
y aud in cnlarging the sphere of usefulness.
The applications for admission have been
larger In the past month than for long
time, and We therefore bespcaE for the col.
Letting committee generous contributions
Repeating what We said last year, aud which
needs 10 be said until accomplished, there is
class OF children We cannot now reach
children somewhat hardened in crime, and
often for petty offences confined in jails,
where, instead OF being improved, they are
taught Lessons In vice bv The older and more
hardened criminals. That which our city
and county and State Gov need more thar,
any other institution Is rsforna,ory
for juvenile offenders such as
the Home cannot control. Our charter
and special act Of assembly give US all the
authority needed for the establishment, Of
such branch Of the work. but pur hands
are tied because q lack OF means. MAY We
not hppe ibat orr citizens Of wealth aided BY
the slsie aud county authorities will soon
makeit possible 10 take care Of . class OF youths
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Tho Water Works Committee.

Tho Committee on Water Works had n
very breezy meeting last evening u, the City
Building. The regular monthly bills we're
ordered paid. Kimberly and Butterted had
some words over the hauling Of the thirty
INCH pipes, and u! The members present took
II hand IN the matter OF the ten inch main
ordered by Council for Main stree. frGY,
Fifth street to the Top Mill. The action in
ordering this pipe WAS extraordinary, but
not at I'll out oil the way. AT the tirst meet.
Ing OF Council after the North Wheeling
Glass House fire resolution was introduced
into the Second branch by the Chairman Of
the Water Works Committee ordering the
Board OF Water Commissioners 10 proceed
at once TO advertise for proposals TO furnish
i ten inch main for that section OF the city
IN order to guard against any further water
famine when there should be q fire, as wa,
the case in the glass house firc-,lc main
only being u iour.inch one. The resolution
Was adopted and went 10 the First Branch.
where II was stated That the Board would moi
be ready for some tine for business, and as
there vas . pressing need for the main the
resolution should instruct the c lnmi,,ee TO
take this action. aHi IL wGs SC amended
There was long and determined .yhi ~.
this In the Second Branch, but 1t was iIuuilv
AdopIed. last night two bids were received
!roM Philadelphia parties, and a letter from,
Dcnnis Long \ Co.. Of Lpui.sille, the Hra.
mat turnishel ihe thsrty'inch pipe, stating
That they would furnish the PIPE vs. law rs
the lowest bidder. Seycrai wahlti II 10 20 10
Long, but .lils was opposed as not being the
lar thing. The CLERK was finally INSTRUCTED
70 award the contract to the Lowest bidder,
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ACoSFEIENcE ON Tl.EsCAxE.
4 Committee Of the A.salgas,satlon Meet
the Nill Owners.

- SoHfEftttee OF tue hHIEHhsatlOH Meet
the MilI Owners.
\ conference was held last evening be.
tween committee o; the Amalgamated
Association |. < s. W, OF this district, and a
number OF representatives. Of the various nail
manufactures, at the office OF tho Riverside
Iron Works, on Main street, a.
which the following representatives OF the
manufacturers were present: J. n. Vance
and Frank J. llearne, OF the Riverside Mill;
Major Loring end George Wise, OF the Ben.
wood; Samuel l.aughlin. OF the Laurhlin
Mills; c. d. Hubbarl and C. II. Hubbard, OF
the Top Mill; Harry Harden, OF the LaBelle:
Joseph Dubois, Of the Belmont; J, Il, Nc.
Courtney, OF Eellaire.
Thc committee representing the Au,alra.
ted Association were:
Naifcrs-Wm. \. Linch, OF the In Belle
mil; Frank Pren,is Of the Top mill, and s.
S. McGowAn, OF Dellairc. 49,
Nail Plate Rollcrs-Wm. Lewis, Of the
laushlin mill: VIM. Ripley, OF the TOP mill;
i: Eowrrs OF BenSood, and John Campbell,
OF the belmont mill. =
Nail Plate lIeaters-J. C. Cities, of the Ton
mill. and 4. Frederick. OF the Riverside milf
I,oiles-Wm. O'Neill. OF the Ton mill and
CD. Thompson, OF the La Belle mill. ~
Mr.. Ed. Rogers, vice.I'resident of the dis.
tsict, was at the head Of the mill workers.
\ portion Of the scales adopted a, the re
cent district meeting Of tho association were
submitted, but no discussion took place OF,
the merits oil the proposed changes. The
conference lasted abou, an hour, aud the
hest OF feeling prevailed throughout. The
Meetlng adjourned to convene on the twenty.
shird Instant at the same place.
manufacturers who took part In the confer.
rncc, after ia adjournment, bu, he declined
10 express any opinion as to the scale or Ia
indicate the. nature OF the alterations in
wages proposed by II.
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In our community, who are destined, unless
restrained TO become future eusse and tax.
In concluding this the twelfth annual re-
port rs President OF the Board OF Directors,
| desire to express my gratitude 10 my CO.
workers In the Board OF Directors and Lady
Managers, for their uniform kindness and
courtesy during all these years OF toll and
struggle. .s-
With reStei leave this work, and you my
true and cherished friends. bu. rejoice to
leave i in such good and prosperous condi'
ton. Wherever my lot Is cast, will always
be interested IL the "ChiIdren's Home OF the
City OF Wheeling will ever pray for It's sue.
cess, aud rejoice IN It's continued prosperity.
Returning to you the trust laid upon ,iC
twelve years nso. nm
Yours gratefully,
sAM'L u. BARSi1x,
President OF Directors
For the Board OF Directors.
WHEELING, ". Va, April %, lssa.
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and S.iIi They Come,

Good striped carpets ut 20c. sH
Good ingram carpets 4. 2jr.
Good suporline NJ SOC, iOt and Soc.
Good ! 1 floor Of! c!oiLs at &c.
Oh Goth window blinds, With fringe and
fixtures ready to hang, for 90. 4.
Large STOCK Of walt paper at &c uGd t0c.
Good calicoes ut sc and DC.
Great variety OF dress goods at to l211c.
Best a.ply carpet chain at 25c.
Good black aid fancy silks Il, Soc
Good black and colored cashneres at CSC.
One hundred dozen Indies, gents and chill.
!ren's hose from soto l0c.
Exclusively for cash. Call soon IL you
wish to save money, at Mo-. 20l9 and 2o9l
Main street. o. JOHN RoEMrE.
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Clothes Wringers-Sesbit, & Bro. 2
For Sale-AwniRg and Hand Cart.
West Virginia Exposition and State Fair.
Just Received-Geo. X. McMechen.
Engravings-E. L. Sichoh.
Situation Wanted
Grand Conccr,-Knoke & Hanke.
10 Contractors. a-l
For Sale-rop Buggy.
Sheet Music-Wilson & Baumer.
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Saturday May 9TH the 7. c. & St. l.. R. r.
Co., will run an excursion to Pittsburgh on
trains leaving Wheeling at 632 4. VI. and leo
Pm. Tickets will be good for return passage
until Monday, May Sth, inclusive. Round
trip only $l.J0.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 1, | a. M.-For
Tennessee, Ohio Valley and the Lake Re.
gions, warmer and partly cloudy weather,
local rains, winds mostly southcrly and lower
prcsSUse. ..-
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TIE usual merchants lunch at the New
McLare House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range OF the thcr.
iuomcte-, ny observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1851 1852
-. NJ I'm 3Y.x.7PN IAN. 11a.SP. H7P.I
)! g. CT 81 81 e. Ct G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

TUE only saian.iEc Iron Ale,,icire that does
not produce beadaNle, 40, but gives 10 The
system all the benefits OF iron without its lad
effects, is Browns Iron Bitters. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

A M.sn,clSs OF real merit, prescribed Nv
many lea ling physicians. aud universally
recommended by those who have used It, as
II true tonic Is, crowns Iron Bit,crs. pAw
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"A New Discovery.

y has a'~tyf seen sutf,ose4 that
amer the head became glazed aad
shthy. y vas hoyelets to eIicct any
hair. ThiA |, eftoneoeS. We have
Eip~a hair on hpna.rsIs Of bead;
IA, were y!.ted ligea "hll!IaII.
p1N.' Thti cut u 4 microscopic
view Of the islllcir and papIiIl from
Witch The hair gro~S. IL Will Rad.
Ay be tecn that though the halr Is
gone from the sufiAt Il Is still alive
and healthy beneath the scAlp, and
y only prevented from growing by
the contfattiqn Of the foilieie Ii
shieh ii should grow. The young
haif y ;tt lilse and healthy. Lot
s!anst fJtee It's way Though tho
hAn! crust. until,h saffate Is ,of,.
eatt!fy The GROWER. The .istue. |
'Aeaabsota the hair fnod tatln 10 |
fnAaGte la the vegetable world,
the weak til. Is i;iHut.tsd. asd he
BAH t'sfts ga = hesh giaSth,
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4 COUGH, Cold or Sore Throat shou

4 COUGH, Cold or Sore Throat Should he
stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
i,ncurable Lung disease or CONSUMPTION
browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
ne stomach like cough syrups and ba!sams
out acis directly GU the lnt!amed parts, alluy.
ln1g irritation, gives rellefin Asthma, gro;,-
Ghiis; Coughs, Ca.arrh, and the Throat trouI.
es Which singers aud public speakers are
SUBJECT to-, For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial Troches have been recommended Nv
physicians, and have always given uerfec,
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant uss for Nearly m entire generation
they have attained weil.merited rank anon"
,he fey staple remedies OF the aye. Sold nj
IS cents box everywhere. rrhs.w
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=, 10Y can buy the celebrated coe-rcase,]
Novelty Clothes Wringer Of Boyd. Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one.ha!i tle nrice
charged by peddfers for third class wrinrcrs
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MARTINS FERRY.

Dr.. Mcclure, homeopathic, has located
among us. U.
David Jackson, colored, lost child from
measels yesterday.
The lookup is in the hands OF the Co.'S
brothers for repairs.
Drs. Lloyd and Walker, OF Richmond, O..
were In town on business yesterday.
The committee OF arrangements for the
Co.'S benefit festival will meet tonight at
City Hall to make the iina! prearas;oas.
Moore and Goodrich, who were enabled to
escape from the lookup Sunday morning By
the aid OF friends from the outside, gave
themselves up on Tuesday, and were fined ten
dollars and costs each.
Jas Medill and wife, left 10. Smi.hheld
yesterday, 10 attend the wedding at that
place Of Mr.. Dewitt Ilanes. Of Baltimore, TO
Miss l.ibbie Ong, sister OF DR.. A. X. Ong and
Mrs. Jas Meditl, OF Martins Ferry.
Council met on Tuesday night, but no
business OF particular importance was I'm
ished. The annual levy ordinance was re-
ported aud discussed, and then laid over
until next Tuesday evening. It provides
for n levy of 81: mills for all purposes.
Thos. Cotttell. whose illness WIS no!ed yes.
terday,. died Ut $50 Yesterday moaning,
Tom Us he Was laniliarly known, was uni.
ressslly liked and respected, and the unfor-
tunaie dissipation which led 10 his death is
regretted by all lie was West Virginia
soldier. having served in Company c, First
West Virginia Infantry. Thoburn Post, G. A.
X, Will bury him at three O'Clock to-day
Thursday with the honoss OF war.