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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

JOB LOT Towels, only 1--WE cents, at
our Great Closing Out Sale.
SPEYER BROS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

DON'T forget the grand concert at thu
Fountain Saloon this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04
rOn weakness q any kInd .take pssuna.
BNrgain In a plano.

Good tx octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will Be sold al a
great bargain. Call aud examine at Lucas
Music Store, lt2 Main street.
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Miss Drake, of Wheeling, isvisiting at Mrs.
LindSay's,
Mr.. L, T. Gray and wife, of Round Bottom,
were in town Friday.
The grand jury meets here next Monday,
March q. There will be number Of cases
presented.
Mr.. Theo. Fleming, of Rowlesburg, is in
town: Mr.. Fleming will remove his family
here in the spring.
The colored people are holding quite inter.
esting and successful religious meetings in
their church in the Upper ward.
Mr.. VIM. Il. Walker left Thursday night
Tor Columbus, Ohio, where he will take u
position in the telegraph Office in that city.
The Mite Society Of the NJ. +. church will
give necktie and apron party In Masonic
Hall next Tuesday night, There will also DO
jug breaking.
Rev. Snodgrass Thursday night lectured in
the Methodist church to quite large and
appreciative audience. His subject was "a
love that comes too late"
Thursday afternoon a fellow, after having
imbibed to freely, became very NOISY and
6oisterous on i street and succeeded in rails.
ing quite iracaS But Sergeant Brannon
put in his appearance, stopped the row and
safely lodged the rioter in Jail.
The festival and supper given by the ladies
Of the Methodist Church, In the Masonic
Hall, last Tuesday, was very enjoyable
affair. The attendance was not 80 large as
might have been, but the explanation is on
account Of the threatening weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

GRAND CONCERT ut the Fountain
Saloon this evening by the Opera House
Orchestra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

DON'T forget the grand concert at the
Fountain Saloon this evening.
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A pleasant little musical entertainment
was given at the Open House last night by
the pupils OF the Misses DoddFidge. The
house was crowded almost literally to
sufEocltiOn, even standing room being un.
comfortably scarce. The programme was
not pretentious, but was carried out with
singular smOOthness and promptitude In a
manner TO delight all lovers OF music and
make proud the parents Of tho young per
formers, II was as follows
Piano sextette-'tstar spangletl Banner. ...--
Misses Matte Hare, Fanny Wells, Ruby Smith,
blanche tollacE, Jessie IIeeEman and
Master Nelson Vance.
Duet-"Caphce ChanlcterstIqIie Paul
Misses Berthe Dean and Mary llendeRhOt
song-"one Morning, OH 20 Early" GAtty
Mis- Matte ChryStal.
Two Pianos" EcOSaIAtCn" .. Schubert
Misses Blanche and Flora PolIScE. -
Piano SolO-"TamntAlle" DOShleF
Mis- Jessie Sharp.
sOng-"Syeet the Angelus was Ringing. "..... 0pertl
Miss Jennie Armstrong.
Misses KSte White. Alma E ;;;ii;; Nellie Nc
Mcchen, Eva JeiteB Fiona Polllck aud
Ellie Crawford.
Two Hln0S-"SonAte," lone movement. ...... Mozart
Misses Adela and Augusta POllack.
~" Mis- Alice TRic:idc n'0's'
Bridal March from l1hcngin." ...... Wagner
aNRNEh AOAug dEllIlc
Piano SOlo-"Valse Brillante," Op 3l........ Chopin
Mis- Grace carter.
oShb Suuleus .NOnGOnG
Mis- Adella Pollock.
Piano Quartette-Polkn IrilAnte Karl MeFg
Misses Mamie Jacob, Julia Cncrft, Lizzie
Crawford and Mary George.
LMLA-orRRETTA IN TnREEPARrs
AdellA Pollock
iRgaf h0ther. Miss Louise Helnig
King OF the FarieH ......... Master Nelson Vance
Mountain Party
MiSclArmstrong, Dean, Cacraft and Others
Little Ones" Of the Class
The vocal solo by Miss Pollock was highly
praised by all who heard It, and the piano
sextettes and quartette spoke highly OF the
efficiency oil the Misses U0ddridge as teachers
OF instrumental music. The operetta was a
beautiful little thing, well rendered. Two
elegant kranich & Bach baby grand pianos
from Wilson & Banners were used In the
Accomplishments, and attracted attention by
their sweetness Of tone and other good quail
tfau
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ENTERTAINMENTS LAST NIGHT.
me Bsnsni Concert al the Academy.
Other Exercises.

The Ilenent Concert AZ the Academy.
Other Exercises.
The audience which gathered at the Aeade-
my Of Music last night to hear the rendition
OF the programme printed below was one Of
good siEe and eminent responsibility. sullit
was not rs large as II should have been when
the merits Of the entertainment and the OBJ
ject 70 which the proceeds were devoted are
taken Into consideration. The programme
was somewhat modified from that printed
yesterday, on account Of the illness OF Mrs,
NJ. L. Whitaker and the Withdrawal Of Mr..
Hartly Thompson,
PART !.
Overture. House Orchestra
Mn. G. ". EOiI,
Dnet-VldllS and H5no1sonais ;.....,,N Pasnnlnl
Plano sOlO-al Silver Spring Mason
(bl La ua1ellu.,.., ..............H Hoffman
Nj. G. ". Eof
chOru'TCh i1S,, o. Normandy Panquet's
lb) "Then a You'll not dnd Better"
lei "Who aru Drivers Lacking"
)"who arc Wanting NAidenS able"
%Lydc Opera Company" ChOru.
PAKTH.
9SsgSS wall s~::, House oFche 4.
Mt. X v, Ankle.
Violin sOlO-tWlth orchestral accompAnlment)-
COncet0-lSt movement Mcndelsohn
Mr., Louis Vans.
sOlo-Wal1 Song Gumbeh
Mn. @. H. Caldwell.
ReCitAiiyc air and chorus lChlmes OF Normandy
silent HerOea FlAnquette
Mr.. Q. Y. Lucas and chorus
The performances were all so highly salts.
factory 10 the cultured and critical audience
present, that special mention OF any In.
dividual number Of the programme would DO
inyidiOuS Several encOres were accorded
the performers, and responded 10,
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observedat Schuepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner yesterday:
;o, ISL isS2
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oLpand young-male and iemale-take 8
s. S. for ans blood impnYity.
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4 HNNF experience and hoaesi treatment
nDHk Of secret dIScaSCS BAD caIes
AhNT wanted. Home treatment lent by
6IlllOA mail Give your symptoms and
addreSs J =: MILLER, n, b., gl6 Arch Itreet
Pa mhl.IIhSlR !
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FoR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRl.
y BILE Country Residence on the E.t1l
koad, lately occupied by Win. r. Hubbard b.
For termsAnply TO JOHN REID. N
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TIM nearest intalllble remedy is Peruna.
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"WINE OF oARDUI" makes rosy
cheeks and clear cOmPlezions.
Sold by Logan Go.
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GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR
NJ ElsHED. with or without bCGrd d p.rtII
wish: Cor. Main and Twentieth IlegU ~
FhkkEL. NJ
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The fifth anniversary OF the Childran's
Mission Band Of Hope was held in the lee.
ture room of the First Presbyterian Church
last evening. The exercises were Of q most
interesting character, instructive and attrac.
tive, and the attentive audience enjoyed
them in the highest degree.
The programme was headed, IAN evening
with Miss Frances Ridley Havergal." x
brief biographical sketch was given of this
noble Christian lady, telling OF her work and
OF her conservation In the service OF her Mas.
ter. The children gave some beautiful rec..
tatiOns from her writings and some Of her
sweet hymns were sung by the band, closing
with that triumphant one,
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rod OF the engine broke. The company needs
an engine better suited for such work, as two
barge loads Of Hre brick are lying there to bC
uploaded.
BrpoEoHr.
Miss Lena AdOlph returned recently FROM
school on account OF falling health.
Bridgeport has set her heart on water and
gas works, and that means that they will
both come.
Shipments Of corn are being received from
Chicago by A. o. Mansfield, Smith & Son
and 4. P. Rhodes.
The Nail City glass works contemplate put,
tinHin a switch at their works during the
commlng summer.
The latest railroad rumoF Is that the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern has purchased
the G., 7. V, &W. railroad.
Some fifty Bridgeporters will be summon.
ed TO Toledo TO testify to tho characters oil
Johnny Watkins and James Ferguson.
@. n. Bruner, successor 10 7. Bruner as
train master and master Of transportation
Of the Q. & 7. railroad, was In town yester'
day.
David Baird, bookkeeper at the La Belle
glass works, has been confined 10 bis bed du'
ring the past FIVE weeks with typhoid fever,
His condition is still precarious.
Work Is TO be commenced at once on the
new Standard sheet iron mill. One by one
Ohio valley improvements come, and the
beauty OF them Is they come to stay.
r. ]. Bags 4 Son, who have the largest
and finest planning mill in this part OF the
country, are receiving large shipments oil
lumber from Cleveland over the @. & =. rail.
road.
G. W. Rhodes, President OF the Nail City
Glass Works, has purchased the stone pier
Oi.:the old Kirkwood bridge for the purpose oil
building the foundation for Il new Hint glass
furnace at the Nail City works.
Henry Harrison, an oldtime Bridgeporter,
but now located In Minnesota, Is visiting
this place. He. comes In the interest Of a
company that proposes TO erect a water
works for this town. Henry's friends express
surprise that such good looking man as he
is should remain bachelor so long.
Charley Miller, during tho past year, has
been purchasing bottles from the Nail City
glass works for bis birch beer business, and
when the Nall City asked for settlement,
Miller claimed the bottles were not good, and
refused TO pay the full amount OF the
bill on this account. The Glass Company
claimed there was due TO them S277, while
Miller brought in counter-clRim Of $5Sj for
loss OF bottles and contents. On last Thurs.
day the case come TO trial before Mayor
Robinson. Captain DOvener and Geo1ge Dan.
can appeared for Miller, and Ross ]. AlOxAn-
der and J. Z. Mcdonald for the plaintiffs.
The jury, after three hours deliberation,
brought in verdict Of $50 for the plaintiffs.
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| GuTICrRA


For Ministers and Public Speaker
Rev. DR.. wIggan says; zone Of the ies, rvds
for CatRrT. nay, tho bcst remedy We have IS5S5 h
lifetime Of suffering, Is saniCni's RadlcllISr i
y not unpleasant 10 take through the nogrS NJ
there comes with each bottle small llhisf 81
use In inhalation. It clears the head ~ iuII
s. thoroughly that. taken each morning a uAst
there are no unpleasant seer. tUns and no dstus
aDie hawking during the entire day but AnElE
cedcnted Clearne& Of the voice and rcspImt5F
ganS" '''s' "'' 'I''@'''
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,,,,,, " W LtI, CleTE,
Al MI o, is9TS As above on SATURDAY, MARCH
=, p'SS Dur low water the Sidney win take The o,,o.
F3 H freight or passage apply on hoar,i orto
mhs @, II. BOOTH 4 sOS = Hs,r,,
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FOR RENT.

F0R RENT-THE STORE ROOV
~ and Dwelling, No. 1919 3laln stFrrL Gpsys
HENRY X. LIST. "Ff =
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Another B. & o. Locomotive pnt in.o A..
water pretty deep at the river sWlteb Fr5d.1!
This time II was no ones fault, as the reverse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-04

rod OF the engine broke The company needs
an engine better suited for such work, as two
barge loads Of Gre brick are lying there to be
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Itching and Scaly Diseases, n,
mOrs Of the Scalp aud SEI
Permanently Cured.
| RINGMORM.
| SKIN HUMOR.
SCALD HEAD.
ECZEMA.

II. A. Raymond, Auditor ?. W. JGsp
Jackson, Mlch., was cured Of HcaI BrSI y.
ych,A dumllnn BY The CnILlnrl n,.r,n.ii..
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

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ptnftAsad lhlnselYts ~ tomplHfaly W
ReeHfl wllh the #htiihahis 70 shHmibcedi
The Judges uianliesled. under The oIf.
cun.lanccs, . good deal of presence q
iulud and good sense, Instead " hrEi
lhg The pointer inatlpg any lnenilqn ol
oonteinft II es,ift. they sipiply ordered
The Jury ~ retire 10 their room and elect
Il nov iofcninn, wliefenpCn Tiny, by 4
majority VI nine 10 three, chose one
whose conscience AID fot IN any waj
binder him from, conforming ~ lcga
custom. Tho incident thus ended
quietly but II Il Just possible that II
tho present atato oi French society l
may repeat itself IN more serioul
form For there can be no doubt tina
among n certain class In the Frencl
capital profcssed atheists are regarded
rs the champions Of n cause, apd maxi
| II a point u honor 10 obtain n0toriotl
by obtruding their want Of belief !
remains, therefore, 10 be seen what th'
Judges will do II by any chance sever
out u the twelve lurymen IN any irla
should happen 10 belong TO this unbe
lieying sect. LDlpion 6ioJo.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15
Clearing MUDDY Water with Alum.

II ls not universally known w Il should
he thai muddy wafer may be cleared
with n comparatively vcty snail quaint.
~ of alum. Il isapcculisr prppcrty u
this substance thai. when in solution. Il
will cumbinc with the most foreign par.
ticlcs In suspension. OF even In solution.
In fact. on this property IS founded tho
mansfacsue Of The lakes used In pain.
inR. The dissolved coloring matter being
prcciplsasrd BY alum. Inthe same man.
ner. an dirty colcring matter ins spailful
n water may be prscipiiated hy dszols-
ing In u \ piece Of alum as small ~ q
hickory nut or even smaller. sccorlinR
to the degroc Of impurity u The water.
Simply dissolve tho alum. stir up, and
let u settle. Along the Missouri and
Mississippi Rivers this method = fre-
quoalsy employed. NAsa no oxeess oI
alum i n>sd tkis also \ uartly carried
down h ~ deposits -ussssksid.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

Az an appetizer. a. a bow 81 aud liver rcgu-
lator, ~ pleasant aud slrc c1re for dyspep-
eiA. indigestion, sour stomach heartburn.
hclching Of inni after eating. headache, blood
impurities, etc, there can not he found In all
the vegetable kingdom better tonic properties
than are contained In the ingredients used IN
the composition of that Queen Of al vegetable
remedies known A. NJ. 0uysotts Yellow Dock
and Sar.ararilla-a I-epara,ion OF lellov
nss. n the vital functions predpminatcs, ID
quickly invignfstcs AMI strengthens the AZ.
fcetcd paItA Many attribute the saving of
their llvcs 70 lls healing and strengthening Z
Nlllura
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

"A Louisville widow, while visiting
her husbands grave last fall, was in
troduccd 10 Il gentleman who followed
up the acquaintance until q few days
since, when he asked her to 20 to the
cemetery again, TO which she consented.
BY the side Of her husbands grave he
offered TO iill the dead mans place
above the ground, not beneath ito
which she also consented. They were
married this last week. As "Richelieu''
might say, 'ior popping the question
all places are parlors; all seasons sum
mer. - Courier Journal.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

"A recent decision Of u london
court, though doubtless sound In law, Is
calculated to interrupt the convenient
custom which has long existed in the
watch trade Of lending watches 10 Gus
toners while their own are undergoing
repairs. The handspring Of q watch
thus loaned was broken before Il was
returned. The tradesman naturally de-
manded payment for the injury done,
and refused TO give up the repaired
watch until his claim had been satisfied,
wherenpon he was summoned In tho
City Court Of London. The Commits
sioner held that the matchmaker In such
case has no claim unless he can prove
that the watch was willfnlly damaged,
which is obviously impossible.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

Two rorSd men werc overheard cnnvcrslng
upon the important subject Of drrsi as they
stood In iheaier lobby one evening. "Mel,"
stii ono, "l don't like 10 wrar what ever body
else does, want Tn be original or elsc wear
nothing NJ alr One who overheard this
sIceeh hal the curiosity 20 take an Inventory
n lhe speakers wardrobe. which resulted -
follows: Item, a callso shirt, with bulldogs
heads nu II ~ large a. hyecrnt pieces; item,
n yellow and bruwn plaid ulster, with scar
lei and blue handkerchief sticking out ~ the
hfeast-Tockel, item, black necktie, with nd
sIota on II: item, striped light trousers, 80
tight as u give tho impression that the
veater must have skinned hi. legs 10 gct Into
them, items, very p,lnted shues, With bud
tpps, item. a bat, with low crown aud a
broad. raklsh, Quaker sort Of brim. Evident
" the youth had hcrn successful in his cffoFts
10 appear original, and pcrhara evcu this garb
might be better than unna al ull. which no
declared was bis alternative. --Desig' JVHrYsaL
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The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

Tho crew Of the British bark Alex
ander ran short Of provisions and lived
on half a glass Of water each day for a
number Of days. We've known lots of
men to live ON less water daily than that.
Mem H1ren Rcgisier.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

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The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

John Miller bought planning mill
at Dunkirk, Ohio, month ago. Ele
lost u finger the first week, two fingers
the second, and whole hand the third.
The mill is now for sale. l
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

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est ilvefy respectfully, &
gkAls a. CokLAs, Librarian.
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FEw compleEi0us cnn bear the strong white
morning light which exposes. every speck "
tan eyofy plmple and the slisltcst sioit ngpl
eczema. : fla Dr. Bensous Skin Cure Is sire
relief from the ANNOYANCE of these blemlfheB
on The check Of beauty Dr. Bcnsqnf Celery
and Chamomnn Pill, wiI cun any case Of
nervousness ur headaches, oi whatever form
even chronic case Yield 10 lts influence ;
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

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The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

Don't take aus Of tho quack rosiruna, sthcy
sfe foglmcntal to the human tiitenn ~ ~
your trust In Hop Bltlor', Which NWnute
gcDcrh ,dlapldailon, eostlie naDts ,nu ah
severe extract of tgpOi fever They arg the
IA rial1niiyi N medicines. 81 H0tdR GlUie
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

Wpeas ara Tie dfoalus oi tha iaya gone
Lyf aeksa London poet UDni know W.
haven't r9t fein search M aud you'n md
wo hnyon' cote dream 10 0ut back -.utfa'
hon iqdpadMt. ...t.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

THE hest time tp Iass mutlA,ed .ilynf coin
is 10 pass Il WHEN Il "a offered 20 yJa.--hleri-
isi Rdlrau JosrHaf.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

lF- A pint of the finest Ink for families or
Schools can be made from ton'cent package
pf Diamond Dye. II you want goodInkchcap
ffr ID
The Panola weekly star., 1882-04-15

MAPLE SUGAR Is made by tapping maple
trees with a gimlet and grocery store hogs
heads with an sugcr,