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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-03

The First Congregational Church
at Oakland. Cal, has voted to pay the
superintendent of its Sunday-school q
good salary. so that he can devote his
whole time to the work Chicago
Nescs.
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DrRRNDINa NE ,. p. ".
A citIsea,s op,nions-wbat The BOARD
: ~ NE Tnna


ats shame, the manasr In which some
Counoilmsn, and other persons, too, abute
the Board Of Public Works" siid well
known gentleman yesterday. "Half Of them
don't know what they are talking about. In
n msjorily Of cases is some little sriey,
anee that causes them TO howl the way they
do; the Board has refused 10 do something
they desired done or somethineot that sort.
They won't give the Board credit for any
thing Il has done-aud thefsare many things
done by the Board that It will never receive
credit Tor, simply because no one knows what
It has been doing"
swell, one thing: It has bsen retaining
city property that under the old way Of dc
ing things would never have been attended
to. You could find out the particulars By
interviewing some member OF the Board"
Shortly afterwards q member OF the Board
was encountered and asked about the report.
ed retaining OF properly. Bald he: "Yes,
the Board has secured several plats Of ground
that belong 10 the city, but for years have
been fenced in By property owners. 10
North Wheeling, in the extension Of Third
street. we recovered thirteen feet, eleven feet
on one side and two on the other-moved
FENCES patK, you undefstanu, and made the
street conform with the original survey.
Then on Coal street. above Third, on the eat
side, we recovered seven feet in front Of D.
Arndrs property, four feet in front Of CLARK
Hanes' and two feet In front OF Louis Eel.
singeis. At the south end Of the Market
street bridge, west side, we got Mr. Holiday
to move his fsnee back and give us decent
approach, which had not existsd for Year,.
We are now trying to open up three alleys on
the I!land that have been closed up by prop.
erty owners, and there Is also some properly
to Be reclaimed ct the head OF Water street. /
tell you We nave met some Of the most pecu.
Liar people In doing this work. They claim
that, having occupied the properly ten
YEAR,, they are entitled TO 1t without paying
cent. Legally, believe they are, 6ut
have poor opinion Of them from moral
ssandpoint-an don't you forget It. Toe
city has neglected these places for Year,, and
has legally forfeited them-all owing " the
loose manner in which affairs were trans
acted. Our salary Is not munitieent one,
but we are trying TO serve the city and her
interests In the best manner, often 10 the sac
r!fce of our own intereals.n
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TIE IssTirUTg.
Entertaining Lectures Yesterday-To.
days Programme.


Entertaining Lectures Yesterday-To.
dny's Programme.
Tae attendance at the lectures given in the
hall OF the House OF Delegates yesterday al
ternoon and last evening was greater than
those interested in the success OF the Teact-
ers' Institute and Ed .cational Convention
had hoped. The hall was crowded at 8
o'clo, k, when Prof John Michelborougb, OF
the Normal School OF Cincinnati, delivered
m able discourse, How Shall our Youth be
taught to use the English Language with
gluency aud CorrectnessT Prof. Michel
borough 10 pleasant speaker, an original
thinker, and presents his ideas 80 clearly that
1t Is pleasure t. follow him. His talk yet
terdsy wal on q subisct OF much interest 10
those interested In the public Schools, and
cannot but do good. LIZ.
:, He was followed by an instructive and en-
tertaining Lesson by Professor Little, Of
Washington. D, c., on the advantages OF
teaching drawing In the Wheeling schools.
Professor Little gave those present books In
which 10 put into practice tie ideas about
drawing which he laid down.
Last evening Professor marlborough
lec.ured TO still larger crowd, giving some
CONCLUSIONS Drawn from q study OF the
Lower Aninais.n The lenturer Outlined the
character and ba5ita OF many Of the lower
forms Ifanimals, beginning with the amUba,
which 10 found 10 fresh water ponds. lie
said this creature Is Merely particle OF
homogeneous ielly-lsying hola OF its food
without members, swallowing 1t without
mouth, digssting without a stomach, appro-
priating nutritious material without absorb
ing esselg, moving without muscles, feeling
without nervous systom. From grade 10
grade the lecturer p s,sd, drawing on the
black board the ogtlineq Al many Curious
and beautiful tfeaturts. such as hydra, star
fsh, CniYstye and biyalve shells. For one
honF the audience listened with wrspt
attention ts fact after faot Of scientifcimport
was placed before them, and The great
problem Of life was i,npresaiyely presented.
The music yesterday was furnished by
pupils OF the Fourth Wsrd schools, under
diFestian Of Mics Ls3te powns. This 70 q
very popular feature OF the ses,iors Of the
Institute. To-day the Third Ward pupils
will furnish the music OF the morning seq
sion, those Of the Fifth Ward at tse after
noon session, and thoss Of the Sixth Ward at
the eyepipg HeSsspn,
The Institute WORK proper uommenceg at 3
o'clock this forenoon, Col. Parker, Of Obi.
cago, opening with talk on teaching read.
ing, spelling, language, geography and arith.
metic. EiH
Many teachers from stsubenville and other
towns over toe river will be present ct &C.
days Sc sions, as we'll 6s most Of theSse In
this section Of Gssf HlrsipiT. ~
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commerce., the pursuit Of science or Q profes.
sion, business and duty lie along the paths
full Of pleesantnes; and, when prosecuted
with hcnest motives and right heRft, min.
isteE largely TO our comfort and hspplness.
But We can never sum up all our fnerciest !
We have no arithmetic to enumsfate ITEM
NO wurds 10 expres1 them. :.
In conclusion, while you rejoice 10 all
your dwellings for the good hand Of God
Others less favored than yourselves. All are
not Joyful to-day. On this day the weak
will ieken, and the poor hunger, the dtso-
lats be lonely, aud the widow more sorrow.
ful than yesterday, because her loved one
comes not. Give thanks to God, speak words
Of comfort to the. sorrowinR, share your good
thing, divide the spoil, make houses that
ara strangers to luxunts for once TO ring
with 10y from fullness; make hs prisoner
and the outcast feel &c day that they ave sill
human, and not forgotten Of men. let the
day everywhere be joyous. Do not mar this
season Of festivlty with hateful passions or
envyinEs, with .ordid graspings after gain.
Give play TO your better nature, and above
all 10 Christian graces-and breathe, through
all these glad hours, the purity and blessed
ness Of God!
Fair as may be your earthly home to-day,
thers Is fairer one above You, aud beloved
ones are preparing the feast and getting the
white robes ready. And that will be 81 Thanks
giving! And, as sitting together in heaven
ly places in Christ, we shalt retrace los to.
day. the experience.of the past, the old dAu-
gers escaped, the old blessings enjoyed
looking back to the desert paths Of grace
along which the Divine hand led us, and FIR.
ward TO the mountain heights Of glory along
which that divine hand shall lead rs then
surely ali our hearts will swell and al oul
voices sing in that new song" OF thaukE
giving. And so should II be to-day. With
such memories and such hopes, "Lst every
thing that hath breath praise Jehovah
And having here, and now, sung our psalm
Of grateful love-harmonious with thu
earthly church-"pr.ising Gsd in His tanc
tuary,n and harmonious with the heavenly
churchi-"praislng Him In the armament o.
HispoSsr;" let rs 90 down 70 our earthly
homes, with smiling faces and bounding feet
TO fill them with voices OF g!alneis, and NJ
our future lives with higher ministries O
Iowa unto God and toward man, as the apge
OF Hope sings OF 1.-THE dsys to come" and thu
angel Of memory sings Of "the days Of old. )
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AT PoURTH STREET,
Presiding Elder snodErass has n Large
.4 - Audience.

Presiding Elder snodErass has Large
500. Audience.
AT the Fourth Street N. E. Church the
congregations CT that church and the Zane
Street, Chapline Street and Ialand churches,
united In Thanksgiving services. Here, too,
special musical services were feature. Rev.
w. q. snodgrass, Presiding Elder OF the
Wheeling district, preached tho sermon,
taking for his text passage In the twenty.
eighth chapter Of Acts: He thanked God
and took courage"
Tie sermon was pointed and able one,
and was most highly appreciated by a con-
gregation which filled the large church to
over flowing.
gregst,ons OF the Lutheran and Disciples
churches united In worship, Rev. Mr.. Hart,
the new pss:or OF the latter church, preach
Ing the sermon. This was the first tune many
Of thos, present had heard Mr.. Hart and he
made decided y favorable impression.
At the North Street n. E. Church the coz
gregAtien worshipped alone, the pastor,
Rev. Ia q. Jordan, preaching very Accepts
able discourse inspired by the occasion.
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LEyEELACOsIts.
The DolnEs ofthe steamboats, and Rank

The DoinEs orthe Steamboats, and Rank
Briefs.
The Andes leaves Cincinnati for this port
this evening.
The Katie stockdale ps's.d up and the
Emma Graham passed down yesterday.
Both these Pittsburgh-c Cincinnati packets had
good trips.
The river continued to fall yesterday.
Last evening the depth In the channel was
about 8 feet 10 inches. Business was dull
owing TO the fact that several Of the daily
packets did not put in an appearance.
! The 81. Lawrence Is due to-day from Gin.
cinnah en- route for Pittsburgh, On her
down trip, the 81. Lawrence will arrive here
Saturday night, and depart Sunday at A. NJ.
The St. Lawrence Is magnificent side wheel
steamer posseEsing all accommodations that
could be desired, and isayery popular packet
with the pa:sengeis and shippers. Captain
Vim. List Is master, and Mr.. y. D. List purser,
assisted by MI. Dan Lacy.
CIxcrssATl, November 90 River 90 feet 0
inches and rising Weather clear and pleas
ant
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PERSONA. MENTION.
Sews and Gossil. In Ksisrencsto yariou
u - ------- RauIaIa

-s
& ews and GOSSIP In Ksierencsto yario Us
People.
Detective All Burnett, OF Charleston, is In
the city.
Bishop Kahn is the guest Of Bishop Tuieg,
oil Pittsburgh. -,.
ReY. Dr. Payne % the guess Of Miss TsYlor,
at The Female College. r
Mr. Louis sickles, Of Philadelphia, spent
ThanksgiVingin Wheeling.
Ml.g Matte Hughes, Of Pittsburgh, Is Wis.
Hing Mi.sJennie Morgan, q the EEs. End.
Z Hon. Andy Edmistopy Of Weston, Is In The
city en- sfogte home 70 county from Q
Western tour. 81 '-5.sSs,
Hon. j. W. paylss, s pyolainsnt citissn
and Influential Rerub licSh OF Greenbrier
loouuty Is In the city. 2, - /. =.
|. Mis- Ella simpson (iSse Insksep) Of Wheel.
ing, Is spending o compile lof weeks here
among friends Cambridge (0) 7T@es.i
Mr.. Georges Holiday . representative OF
tveson, B!ak eman a Co., 70 among the school.
book men attending the Educational Con-
yention. ~ : ~ So. - 80
Mr. John A. N. Pasla6.c, gen ,F asoni
for. the EDUCATIONAL publications Of D. Ap.
pleton & Co, Of New York. Is attending t6e
Teachers Institute, H.. ~
Miss Alice Kelly left last eyenIngfor Phil.
adelphia TO attAnd friends wedding.
Wednesday evening Miss Kelly entert lined
few iritndE She will be gone several
week.. 4 . {, ij.,.,s III
Lieut.. Charlie Williams, U. s. A., Ia homo
on short ftrlough and 10 the guest OF
his iather-in-law, MI. John Il. Hall, on -Four
tAenth BtfeAt 3 Mr8 Willilma has bean heTa
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Win pI.nsnre We Annonnes /,

to the oittrsns Of Wheeling and the surround,
ing country, Of the daily arrivals Of large ad-
ditions TO our stock OF fancy and domestic
Dry Goods, Notions. Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Blinds, ID, DO, the greatest bar.
gains ever seen 10 in the city; do not fail to
call and SEQ them. silks worth $lG0 for
80 cents. Cashmeres OF all coloIs at half
their value, A great variety Of fancy and
plain Dress Goods at 8 cents to- 10 cent?.
Blankets OF 30 cents apiece. Comforts al
81 90. a large q 'ock Of Wooden Hosiery and
Gloves al low figures Fifty pieces Of good
GipRhnma worth 10 cents for7'cents. Beat
Indigo blue Calico eeniS Ladies' and Misses
Woolen Hoods and Jackets \. low prices.
Good Iugrain Carpets at % cents; A Floor
Oil Cloth at % cents. Received on consign.
ment from the manufacturer choice selee.
ton OF No. / jswelIy, consisting OF Bracelots,
Chains, Lockets, Plus, studs, Sleeve Bnhons'
Rings, 10, &C., at lels than half the usual
prices. Gail soon and save money, for they
must be sold for cash. 1oHS RoyHKR. VI
( NE4s Nos. 2oia and e02l Main street.
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srATEAaD VICINITY.

Recent Doings Of West virglnians and
Their Neighbour.
The Eastern OHIO Teachers Association
meets at Cambridge to-day. An interesting
programme has been prepared.
Fine glass sand has been found on the
Cleveland & Marietta railroad and Cambridge
parties have secured control OF 1t.
Willie A. Taylor, anephsw OF Congrt sman
J. u. Taylor, died at Cambridge Tuesday,
and the Colonel did not start to Washington
till yesterday.
Senator John B. Floyd, the tall sycamore
Of Logan county, has decided to make
Charleston his future residence Thus at
other politician Is added to the host already
there,
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Thanksgiving Notes aud General News
Mira. Martin Cowen, Of st. clai,sVille, spent
Thanksgiving day here. -: ...
Thirty or forty people made the round trip
on the chesapeake yesterday, taking plano
along js''l'iG' 100
Miss Cora Carr sarprited her parents BY
arriving home "Wednesday evening for few
days holiday. ...-. n,
JAMES Hutchinson snd J. Uhlrch spent
yesterday loading up their household goods
10 move to Brilliant. n y II,
The rolle:. kaing rink ives crowded ye..
terday, and in the evening II wrs really too
full for skating; II was promenade on
rollers.
By the time the weather Is c,ld enough,
the outdoor ,kitIng rink will DO ready for
use. Toe copnpctidn has been made with
tho wats!Imains. fs..H VI 10
The freight trains and depots were nearly
all closed yestsrdsy, but the passenger trains
brought In and took out rather more than
the usual number. Mi
The Episcopal Church Is the Gsas to an.
nounce q ChnstnsI treat for the children.
The rest will all follow, now that Tie Thanks.
giving turkeys are slowed awsy.
Seine specimens Of the pepmanship OF Bel
laire primal y schools have been obtained By
Superintendent B. F. Jones to take to The
Teachers Institute at Cambridge.
The piIe.driverJ yere Of SouG yesterday as
pspal, and sllaost "tloted the gap between
them. Some ties and raill were laid out on
the piies, and thi, work will be showed faster
now. Wv - is-ylf'. ~
The II. e. church had fair.ais d sndjence
TO l's!en 70 the Thanksgiving Sermon OF REV.
3, N. Brown. The other chuiphss where
also, -
The jury In the csSs OF Martin Ksyanaugh
against the Bellaire Window Glasa Company
gave him verdict for 81 800. The case was
The result OF runaway In which Mr.. Kave.
naush had one OF his great toss 10 badly
horst fell over the bank, irjuripg II s)me.
what. He Yves doing some carting In that
neiRhborhood, and In driving past he vin1
dow works his horse took fright at some bar,
rels that were being rolled out Of the packing
rooR Of the WORKS and ran OIL, with the
above result, -# .7'|
The Council, upon the Baltimo Q and Ohio
railroads action In refusing to allow the city
sewer 10 cross the tracks at the car shops,
has notified ihe railroad company that ali fis
buildings which stand on public ground
must be moved. Thu means the elevator
and hagEsgt. room at Che foot Of the bridge.
The Council also declares that the B. 90.
company cannot 10 across Thirty.leyenth
street, over the Q. & p tracks, any more
than Il can build there TRACK OF 10 own,
A mutual concession would TEEN 10 be Bel:
ter, and more x cd would DO accomplished
for both parties. ~ ~
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Notics-Joseph Cbsrnook.
For Clncinnat.-stesmer 81. Lawrence.
ChIldren's Home Sacks.
Put Up Shut Up or sqneal.
/ Cure Mts-Dr. q. @. Root
Free! Free Ffee!!
Copsumptlon-Dr. 7. A. slocum.
Adyertisers-Gso. p. Rowell Il Co.
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Z. R.-Change OF
psge.
We are Offering al This Time-sIanton L
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. G.
Dillon. OBJ
I, Spare Ribs ID. @. List, Jf.
! OdaI-spareribs, ,&c.-g. schenk d Sons.
DR.. John Z. smlth--Third page.
Undertaking aud E n6alming.-G. Mendel
a % -
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LAST winter found positive relief from
Catsaih with Ely'a Cream Balm. Yves troubled
for ytata. have no douhta thorough use
Of Cream Balm will cure o great majority Of
oasei.-E. D, NoEJoN, Ithaca, n, y. (see adj
z, w. s2i.s fTHfAW /,
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i cAs safely res6mmand Il " Cream Balm
for tho eufsti CalRafh, Cold Ia the Ht9d
etc nolnra ThgyO used The hsat bottle l
pirchnt "a I rad nysnlt cured. AT hmel i
Could seafceIy smell Anything aud bad q
heaAacha mott a the Tine, III rskr IuLY,
Aeort for tho Ametlcen Express eompas y,
GRIND Hay6a, Mich. tpfice b0s). rilIpSW
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TNpIrArfnNa.

WAsHiseros, D. c., November 30.-i:S0 4.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, stationary or slight rise in tempera-
ture, falling, followed in the west portions by
rising barometer.
For The Lower Lakes partly cloudy wealth
or, slight gnow or rain, southwest 70 north
west Winds, falling, followed by rising bar
ometer, stationary or slight fall in tempe'a-
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1HL DUTY or Olvlsa THANK.


The text teaChst:
/. Toe dnty Of giving thanks always"
II Is right, therefore, to appoint yearly fes-
tiyal, when We can prts!nt our thank'otisr-
ings TO the bounteous Glysrot oil good, Tor
the may msrGits u 'hlt year 40 1t pared a
day OF special recognition and r,citsl; q
feast OF in.satherlne; a set tme,in which
when the nj shall rtua;e It's jour
news. liyhk sgain On the sunny spots
by the waysids, repeat the ttory OF deliver
srcee, recount the tale Of blessings.
But the annual recurrence OF thase ssa-
sons Is not enough. Special aud distinguish
irg msrcies fall on every cay, come TO US In
every providence. He daily loadcth US
with every bentfit,r daily, therefore, should
The incense OF our thanksgiving arise to God.
AZ new blessings rol! down to US, we should
erect new nltarI OF pra!s,, and the hre should
never go out. Wes1ou!d cqltlya.e spirit
OF perpetual thanks giving, making melody
In The heart unto the Lora. ~ will blttsthe
Lord at all time, his praise shall continually
be In my nou b." Ills not nqaired that
we should b, fully occupied eysiy moment
In contemplating the divlCe soodnefs, nor
be COM tlnily ftoted with sense Of joyful
gratitude, but that our whole lives baould
catch the joyful spirit; our existence be mel
ody; our iiSsrts lick TO understand the 10y.
Ing kindnssg OF tie Lord, and our lips swift
to speak III, praise. The Hebrews had !. con;
tinual sacrifice; 10 Our lives should
be perpetual Manufacturing. We msg,
and should determine sets3ns .ot apt
cial Thanksgiving, should have set times for
praise and grateful song, lines In which 70
recount the mercits Of the Lord; but the
spirit OF this work should never Gers, out Of
our hearts. For II, all seasons are, propltious
and ali times are ready. We muht grow into
life Of praile,-Se must wear It as gar.
ment. II 10 TO De one Of the badges Of on,
dlsciplesbip, one Of the marks OF our BON
ahin
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CALL at @ 8. Feeny's, 1910 Main street..
and SEQ the large stock Of Candles and Toys
for ChFiAtmss trade. l'4l17 p 7at m
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hefollowiug shows The range Of the Their
mometer, a. observed at Schneptsdrug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
1882. -lsS3.g
TAM. I2s.Sf.M.7P.M 7A.M12M3P.M7EM.
IL 90 fS2 SO 80 1880 IS
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DITTsBURGH, WHEELING & KEN
i LUCKY RAILROAD co. a
Notice 10 Stockholders.
MnEKIINa. NnYamber ID Bs.

,.-s WHEELING, November 10 Ese'
A special meeting Of the ocih;lden Of "a,
PiltSburgn, Wheeling q Ke1lucIy RAILROAD Con.
pany Will be held &t the principal otiCu Of ~
Company. In the tity OF Whee iug, West vifRish.
ON III uksDAY, January a. 1851 nj ll:30 ocloEt
A. ~, for the purpose Of voting upon The mRtief
the creation OF loan II 500 COO. secured BY mort
rage upon the whole line, including toe exienso1
10 Benwood. The special meeting heretofore a.
verified u be held on Iuesdsy, November a, lSS
Is postponed until JanuAry:iI 1854.
By order Of tho BoAld Of D!iCctots,
2. B. LldGErT,
udal Assistant secretlFy
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sGftltnrs In aahre Of tho Aoeiican Booth
may yet be had d a. A. frai xnelm's jewelry
dtpfes N ~
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TOR SALE.

That desirable property, 2il4 MGEke: street. lrttt
dence OF tho late Hon. AndfEw WilEonl being
substantial twostory brick dwelling, clnlMni1Ils
large double p4rlor, dising'roOGl, kitchen, W.T.
ak sleeping chGmbOn aud finished attic, elciSus
ranged for lignt and ventilation; tho ocSu2n g..
yenlent, and price and terms render II eligible 'o
thh6e desiring comfortable End pleasant nHHe'
EnnnIfe al ALEXANDER BOHE,
r y ! (. ! Il Rial tBRt9 Agent and Br0ItG
no29 llB9 APIEEt stree
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larkRRs rIHGT 10 LADIES.

INTERESTING TO LADIES.
We have on hand q complete line Of Fine
seal 1sacques, $50 90 to $500 co.. A'.if
-. 49, SEAL 5ACQUkS ..'y5- q q
RE.DYEp, RETAINED, RE.eHApED roc
49, AND LHNoTHESED. s,5t,s -
All kind Of Furs altered and repaired; q
perfect and clean color guaranteed.
7" s At ..+i.
KILGoRE & GRAHAM,
Fun FAcroRY,
III Wood Street, PlTF5BURGH, PA. ~