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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-09
HENNOOD.
Points Picked Up in our Southern
suburb.


suburb.
Major Loring vas in town yesterday.
Bishop ~. Kaia visited Rev. McMen.
aim Thursday.
Rev. Dehen was in town.
The Boggs Run school children and
friends picnic to-day.
To-day is pay day al the Beawood
Mill.
There was an alteration in the factory
between two youths named respectively
Earp and Taylor, in which the latter was
struck by the former with an iron plate.
The plate cut and lacerated the entire side
of his face in a painful manner. DR.. l..
Eskey scwed the severed parts.
Iii currently reported that one OF our
mill men will soon be united in marriage
TO a lady who was granted an absolute dl-
vorce at the recent term Of the Belmont
Court of Common Please from her hus.
band. If correct we hope that peace n
happiness may attend them.
The large building erected by Henry
Remph is nearing completion. 1t will
contain the finest saloon in the city.
The case Of the city VS. James Chapman,
has been settled by his brother.in law pay
ing the fine and cost assessed against him.
The boat race between Messrs. Apple
gate and Kirk Stout came Off before the
first date set at their mutual agreement.
They rowed Wednesday morning, Apple
gate winning easily. crossing the scratch
ten lengths ahead.
Messrs. H. HARTLEY and +. Farmer re-
turned from Chicago yesterday.
The authorities have began in earnest
the improvement Of the city. A large force
Of men with teams are engaged in grading
and l~eveling the road ~leaGing to the city of
Wheeling preparatory to m~acadann%ing 1t.
This is an improvement that will aid more
in developing the material interests OF our
town than anything else that can be done
at this time.
The case of the city We. Harris carp came
of before his honor last evening, resulting
in The usual $40 and costs.
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More Trouble az the las Well.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
where The Faithful worship To-Mor.

There will be preaching in the First
Presby terrain Church on tomorrow by the
pastor, Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, d.. d., at
1880 A. NJ. No services in the evening.
To morrow is children's day at the Zane
Street Church. Services will begin at 1880
\. NJ. There will stirring addresses, sweet
songs. singing birds, and blooming flowers.
Let everybody come To the Zane street to.
morrow. Rev. Mr.. Ryan will preach at
1:45 T.. NJ, after which the Lords Supper
will be administered. All are invited.
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth
and Byron streets-Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor, Rev. J. b. Milford, at 1920
A. NJ, Lead us not INTO temptation, the
eighth sermon in the course on the Lord $
prayer. Sabbath school at 2 o'clock. At
7:30r. NJ, "Discriminatiye grace, Strangers
are always welcome.
ST. Matthews Ch~urch-Service at 1890
\. NJ, sermon by the. Rev. Mr.. Gibson, of
Parkersburg. AT 1880 P. NJ. closing services
Of the Diocesan council, when the sermon
will be dclived by the Rev. Il. ID. Roller, Of
M%artinsburg.
North street NJ. f.. ChurCh-ltev. l.. II.
Jordan, pastor. Children's day service at
10. 80 A.. NJ; Sunday school AT > p. NJ; APP
prOpriate service at 80 +. NJ. Seats free.
An are invited.
In the Third Presbyterian Church Rev.
J. q. Lyle will preach at 1880 4. VI. At
$50 +. NJ. the floral anniversary of the Sab.
bath school will be celebrated, and the
choir, under The excellent leadership OF
Mr.. Otto Jeager, will render some special
selections.
The Citizens Bible Class will meet in the
lecture.room of the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 80
o'clock.
Services at Second Presbyterian Church,
Rev. Vim II. Cooke, pastor, at 1880 A. NJ
All are welcome.
Children'S Day tomorrow will be OBJ.
served at Thompson NJ. +. Church, as fell
lows: Preaching at 1880 A. NJ. by the pas.
tor, Rev. NJ. W. Rider, on Education, y
andat 7:36 p. NJ. floral service by the Sun
day school. Hon. &. W. Atkinson will de-
liver the address. All are invited.
'FChildren's Day" will be observed in
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church to. morrow
morning. The church will be appropri-
ately decorated with flowers. The services
will be mainly by the children and will
consist of singing, responsive readings and
Rotations. Rev. DR.. De Hass will be
present and deliver an address. In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Or. Smith will de
liver the BaCCalaureate sermon to the grad
Mating class of the Wheeling Female Gel.
legc.
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warn. wArn


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Pssssasl 80 oesssal Hsvs nrs1 ths
Silver Daak.
The Courier Is the Petersburg packed
to-day.
The Jennie Campbell Il due hers next
Tuesday.
The Bachelor leaves In the morning for
Pittsburgh.
The Dfsrnal left at IL 80 yesterday morn.
ing for Petersburg.
The work ofrepairing the WbafWa COM
menced yesterday.
/ The Scotia = due down this morning On
route for Cincinnati.
Col. Jas. Reed has resigned his position
on the steamer Courier.
The Clifton passed down with . barge
Of sewer pipes yesterday.
Pilot Williams, the veteran pilot, - Wis.
iting friends in the city.
The Carrier will srrive at this port Sun
day en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Belle Prince passed up with Q barge
loaded with lime stone yesterday.
Capt. Thompson's new boat Fiorence,
made . trial trip yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Dode Berry left yesterday With his
steamer, and she proved q success in every
way.
The river is still receiing, the markts
showing s feet 2 inches Of water in the
channel.
The w. n. Chancellor passed down at 6
o'clock yesterday morning, destination
Charleston.
The Telegram has been chartered by the
Happy Eight" who will excurt to
Cresap's grove to-day.
The St. Lawrence arrived yesterday, eve
ming about = o'clock with several large
consignments for our mills.
The Jennie Campbell passed Louisville
Yesterday en- route for this port. She WILL
load promptly for her return trip.
Col. George Scrogins, OF the new steamer
Chesapeake, says the Niger boiler on that
boat is the finest in the Ohio valley.
Ed. Marks, the well known engineer on
the Ohio, had charge of the throttle OF the
C. W. Anderson, On the trip to Steubenville
Yesterday.
Captain Sam Coffin, Of the Covington
ways, Thursday received notice from
Washington that his bid for rebuilding the
lobby fraud lighthouse steamer Lily had
been accepted By the department at Wash.
inceon. The new boat will be Is feet
longer, with the same beam. Her shafts
will be heightened three feet. The old
cabin and machinery Of the Lily will be
used. She will make another trip to Cairo,
and on her return will be turned over to
Can't. Coffin, who is under contract ID turn
out n steamboat in 60 days. II will be
work that will pass inspection. Cincinnati
EIgEirC.
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franklin College commencement.

The following is the order OF exercises
for the Franklin College commencement:
Sabbath, the oath inst, ~Baccalaureate SER
mon by the President, at ~ O'Clock 4. ".
Addresses to the religious society at ! P. NJ.
by Rev. Or. Morris, of Cincinnati.
Monday evening. addresses TO the literary
societies by Rev. W. =. ShOrn, OF Cadiz, o
Tuesday, meeting OF the Board OF
Trustees at 10 4. w.. Class exercises in the
evening.
Wednesday is the commencement proper
at 10 A.. ". There will be an address by
Rev. b. NJ. Kerr. OF Doyletown, Ohio. Sub
iect Small colleges and at II o'clock
the reunion Of the Alumni. At ! P. ". adj
dresses from members Of the graduating
class. comforting of degrees, &c.
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BELLALRk
Coumepeement Exercises-HeNsof ne
city at Large.

City 1t Large,
The commencement exercises Of the high
school came of in the Disciples' Church
on Thursday. in the presence Of OF
the largest crowds ever assembled In the
city. The church was crowded TO ito ut
most capacity and every available space
occupied. Standing room was not to be
had anywhere. and very many were una
BILE to get in the house. The graduating
class consisted of twelve young ladies who,
when seated in q semi-circle on the plat
form, made q very pretty picture. Their
ESSAYS were listened to with interest by the
large audience, and were able efforts. The
honors of the class were divided; two Of
the young ladies stood first, having exact.
ly the same grade, and three OF the class
stood equal for second. The floral gifts
were exceedingly fine and the greenhouses
in this neighborhood seem to have been
ransacked from top to bottom. IL is said
that last Thursday flowers were not to be
had at any price. The exercises as q who@e
were exceedingly fine, and Bsllaire may
well be proud of her class OF SO.
Miss McKelvey, OF Wannock's station
was in the city yesterday. She came down
TO commencement
Miss Matte Junkins, n Of Woodtield's
fair daughters, is in the city visiting
friends.
Hon. VIM. okey, of wood6eld, was in
the city yesterday morning.
Miss julia Potts, of Jacobsburg, Is a
guest at the residence of Rev. James ID.
keyser" in the First ward.
Alouzo Armstrong; of Armstrong; Mills,
was in the city yesterday on business.
DR.. J.. q. Mccullough got home from
Cleveland on Thursday evening, where he
has been attending the meeting of the
American Medical Association. he was
much pleased with his trip, and speaks in
the highest terms of the hospitality OF the
Cleveland people.
Prof. J.. T.. Schofield, the we'll known
basso, was in the city yesterday.
Manager Wolf, of the telephone exchange,
was in the city yesterday experimenting
the work of running the wires under the
b. & O. r X. bridge on Union street.
The dry goods and clothing stores have
signed an agreement to close their stores
at : 80 r. NJ on and after June Is, and to
continue until September lst. A like
agreement will also probably be gone into
Nv the shoe men. An agreement to that
effect was being circulated yesterday.
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The SteubenyiIIe Excursionists.

Amerry party of about two hundred
embarked on board the C. W. Bachelor at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, and, en-
livened by the stirring strains of the Opera
House brass band, steamed gaily up the
river en- route to Steubenyilie, to partici.
pate in and witness the performance OF
Julius Crsar IN that city last evening.
At this writing, 2:l5 A. N they have not
returned, and we are therefore unab bic TO
verify the belief in the great success We
are sure the performers achieved, and
which they surely deserve.
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POINTS.
Fresh Gossip Of the Doings OF Variou
Fish stories.

freSh OOSSlp ~ Inv boihks VI
Fish Stories.
J. NJ. Lazell, OF Fairmont, is at the New
Mcclure.
Mrs. s. S. Kisner left FOR New York yes.
terday.
W. c. Mooney, of Woodstieid, Ohio, is at
the Stamm.
{. f. Bowers. of Wsynesburg, is stopping
at the st. James.
c. L.. Thompson ald wife, Of Hinton
are at the Mcclure.
Hugh McMahan, OF New Cumberland, w.
Va, was in the city last evening.
Capt. c. l. Thompson. OF the Hinton
Herald. is at the New Mcclure.
Henry Reuter-, a prominent drummer for
a Baltimore drug store, is in the city.
Misses Mary Quilles and Lena Straub, OF
Glenn's Run, are visiting friends in the
city.
Mr.. u. G.. List, Jr., who has been absent
on an extended visit in the far Southwest,
has returned.
Mcssrs. john klavi and Vim. Bender, &C.
companied by Miss Laura schwartz, re-
turned from Pittsburgh yesterday.
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Ihese are solid Enets

The best purifier aud system regulator
ever placed within the reach OF suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inac.
tivity Of the liver, b!liousnesS, jauudice,
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis
ease OF the urinary organs, or who ever re-
CURES an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu'
LIANT will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed TO give entire satisfaction or money
refukded. Sold at so cents a bottle by
Logan & Co, druggists, Bridge Corner.
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Card.
IT, the Editor Of the RegiSic,

To the EditOr Of the Register.
Please permit me to correct an error in
your report of yesterdays proceedings of
the L. +. Council.
la urging that the Council hold its next
meeting in Weston REV. Mr.. Koch is
reported as having asserted that "lntidelity
and vice reigns supreme
Rev. Mr.. Keeble was the speaker, ana
while he alluded to infdelity and
spiritual indifference, lie did not
use the reported language. Neither
intidelity nor vice relgns IN
Weston. The town is quite 3 moral one,
and the people noted for their warm-heart-
ed hospitality. J. w. KEEBLE.
Without desiring to enter into a cOntro.
versy, or do Mr.. keeble the slightest injus-
tiCe, the reporter snnot refrain from in
sisting that the words reign supreme
were used in the connection stated, and
remembers quite distinctly the surprise
the expression caused among the members
of the Council at the time OF its utterance.
There NAV he a conflict as to the name,
but the gentleman using the words was en-
titled to a voice in debate only, and not TO
a vote. and that is Mr.. keeble's status, We
believe Rep.
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TGiE a 4
Supreme Conrt OF AppeaIs.

rUDrF~ 'oHNsON Green, >NYnER y wOop.
This VI TRANSACTED the !oilOTjaS busi-
ness Yesterday.
y. Stau>berry. administrator, against l..
i:iudman, from BROOKE county. Goa.
lirUsd.
CoOey egsin,t J. 81. Porter, from Ohio
county. Argued AMI submitted.
Camden X to. against lIlteshaw, from
Wood county. CerticrOri ordered.
". T.. Raymond was admitted % Drac.
tiCe in this court, on ;uOtion OF 81. +.
Frame.
AtiorrreI until Monday At ~ \. VI.
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The weather To-day

WASHINGTON, D c., June 9-l:SO 4, NJ
Dor the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
increasing cloudines aud rains. winds gen
erally from south to west, cooler weather
and rising barometer IN the western por'
tons. falling followed by rising barometer
in eastern portions.
For She Lower Lake region. threatening
vsatl or southeast winds shifting TO west
eylr. S!Isht fall in ,emPersilIe, falling tol'
lowed b. rising barometer.
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Lovers OF ice cream will be benefited
by calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder At IS
Twelfth Street. for the best ice cream in
the city. Our Ice cream is made from pure
cream from T. p. Phillips jersey cows,
snd is strictly first class. No adulteratisu.
Wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
livered free OF charge to all parts OF the
,;fu
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~INDrL6EsT parents who allow their
children to eat heartily of high-seasoned
food, rich pies, cake, &c, will have TO use
Hop Bitters TO prevent Indigestion, sleep
less nights, sickness, pain, AMI, perhaps,
death. No family is safe without them in
the house.
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Index to New Advertisements

Carpets-G. Mendel ( CO. - Fourth
Psge
Slste AMI Tin RoOfs-G. W. JOhasou's
Sons.
Eagle River and Wheeling Mining aud
Milling Company.
Cut Flowers and Boquets-R. II. List
Fourth Page
Legal Notice.
Gold-Headed Csnes-A. a. Franhheim.
Nobby Seckwear-T. G. MofFat ( Co
Wedding Gifts-L g. Dillon.
Ice Cream Pa~rlorS-Thos. +. HeymaI.
Just Receiyed-W. II. Forster.
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1t is not necessary to eer mimic partic-
ulars in referring to the complicated
organic and functional difficulties to
which the more delicate classes of Ameri-
can women are subject; but We take pleas.
ure in saying that Mrs. Lydia F.. Pick.
hams Great Remedy for all these troubles
has an unbounded POPULAR ty.
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Hosiery. DOmesticand Import
ed. 500 elegant White Vests,
with a full line of finely gilt vest
buttons, ut ''STAR."
=. GUNDLING ~ CO.,
Leading Gents FurniSherS,
Sc Twelfth Street.
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Beautiful Flowers TO be Given nj
commencement.

OF all the beautiful flowers hat it has
been our pleasure to admire. in boquets,
baskets or designs, we think those fur
nished by mr.. walter h. rinehart cannot
be surpassed. II you have a daughter, a
sister, a friend or a sweetheart who will
graduate this month, do not fail to call at
1915 Market street and leave your order
with mr.. rinehart before the rush and Sc
cure what Won want in that line.
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HAvING adjusted the difficulties With
our employees, and largely increased our
force, we are now prepared TO Ill the
orders for goods in our line with facility
and promptness. and respectfully solicit
the public for an increase gu our Slreaiy
immense patronage. 5. Baer / Soma
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Save. Save the Eye.

At the urgent request Of many promi'
nent and esteemed citizens and friends,
Prof. Samuel, expert optician, Of Cleye'
land. Ohio, with Mr.. VIM. Oxtoby, OF Erie,
Pa, will remain at parlor li9, Mcclure
House. until to-day. Consultation and ex'
animation free.
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Obituary.
wN. RIHELDAFFEE

NN. LIZ Es'
Mr.. William Riheldstier, one OF the old
est residents of Wheeling, died at his resi-
dence on Eof street yesterday morning, at
the age of Sc years. Mr., Riheldafer vas
one OF the best known OF u residents,
having been engaged in business here for
many years, and was universally esteemed
for his upright character and goodness of
heart. For a long period he was a promi-
rent chair manufacturer and furniture
dealer. disseminating business some
twelve or fifteen years ago. since which
period and up to the time of his illness
he has been in the employ of q. Mendel K
Co. Deceased was one Of the elders OF the
First Presbyterian church, in which con-
gregation he stood very high. His illness
wss a long and painful one, and be vel
coined his release from suffering with glad
ness. His funeral will take place this
morning at 9 o'clock.
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Almost Insane and Cured.

Most Of the eminent doctors in the East,
as we'll as several Of the medical faculty in
New York City" writes Rev. p. P. Shirley,
Of Chicago, failed to help our daughters
epilepsy, which began TO show signs Of
turning into insanity. By the good PROV,
dence OF God we tried SimGratTne Nsrriac,
and it cured her" Your druggist keeps it.
81 50.
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Afternoon Session.

The Council reassembled at 2:3O P. N.
The report OF the Committee OF State OF
the Church was received through its Chair
man. Rev. DR.. Lacy, and ordered printed
ln the record.
Cameron l.. Thompson, lay delegate from
Hinton, appeared and took MS seat.
Mr.. Broun offered the following
Resolred. That in determining the rights
of alternates to take their seats in case OF
vacancy, the Secretary shall issue his Ger
t~ifcates in the order in which seats were
given. That is, ~alternates receiving the
highest number shall fill the first vacancy,
and so on as to the other vacancies.
Adopted.
A motion to go into all election for al:
ternate deputies to attend the General
Convention at Philadelphia, on the hrst
Monday in October. prevailed. and Reys.
Lea, Lacy, COPELAND and Pearson, on the
part of the clergy, and Messrs. Mason, Am.
bier, Hogeman and Lee on the part OF the
lay members, were chosen.
The report OF the Committee on Faro.
chial Reports was then received, read ana
Rev. Swope offered the following
RcSylrCi, That a committee OF three be
appointed 10 revise the form OF p~arochial
repOrts, and report 10 the next Conference.
Adopted, and the Bishop presiding
named Revs. Swope, Lacy and Snyder as
such committee.
Rev. J. W. Lea handed in the report on
permanent fnnd.
The Bishop appointed the following COM
mittee on Rev. Broun's resolution IN re-
gard TO the state Of the churCh-introiuced
al the morning session: Rcys. Broun,
CObbs. Lea and lady.
The Council then went into an election
for three trustees of the General Theolos.
zeal Seminary, resulting in the choice of
Rcys. Swope, Roller and Col. Craighill. ,
The Council then, at 20 =. NJ, adj burned
until this morning at o'clock.
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Hxira Announcement.

| received this week a large line Of Men 5
Button Congress and Low Cat Shoes,
suitable for the season. An inspection
will satisfy anyone that | have the best
stock in the city and at the loves, prices.
l.. v. BLOND.
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MARSHALL & Co. ITO Main ST., are offer
ing special Bargains every week. Last
week they sold their large assortment OF
hosiery at lower prices than We ever saw
same qualities. This coming week they
are going to make speciaities on parssals
and lawns
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To CLOSE OFT.

SO prs mems low cut shoes at
81 20. So prs wOmen'S cloth
top button ut ~ 25 100 prs IN
fant's slippers at 25c. Call early
and secure above, as above are
all that T left.
j. w. AMICK'S,
1I43 Main ST., near 18th.
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Selling for HaIfPrice for Cash.

Silver Grey Bunting, &c worth lOc; fine
French Al Butting, in all the new shades
OF Colors. at &c worth SOC; Window Blinds.
with fringe, SOC worth Sl.Oo. Carpets and
Oil Cloths for less than ever. Call soon at
Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street.
John ROENER.
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Early Closing,

The following document Was DIR avn u
and signed yesterday.
We, the undersigned jewellers OF the city
OF Wheeling, agree TO close our places Of
business from Monday, June 18th, unit!
Saturday, September lst, ST . ?. NJ, SA,Ir-
day excepted.
Jacob ". Gruboe.
l.. G. Dillon.
\. 4. F~raazheim,
He5rlnk & Bro,
Harry McNance,
William H. kriag.
John A Lssh.
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SPRAISs, Lamsness, rheumatism, and all
acute ailments cured BY using McLain's
Good Intent Lniment. Good for human
or beast.
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Speeial Announcement.

will offer this week some real bargains
IN Ladies' Shoes. Walking Shoes and Sip
pers. Call eaIly while We have s tuI assoTt-
In, L. Y, BLOND.