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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-30
.THE::.:HORR |} ! DEATH.
OF AN ENGINEER AND, BRAKEafAS
On the c., L. 3 ". Nailroad at -Stilwattr.
z Pitsous Story Ola Mans Facing Death
q for m Hour In, a Turning Wreck.
His Last Thought for His Family. 4

n
Thursday night at II o'clock freight train
No. q, OH the c., Law. railroad, north
bound, with engine No. 4, when near Still.
water jumped the track, turning almost
completely over, wrecking fourteen cars
and killing John Exton, engineer, and
james Bulger, brakeman. When the
crash come and the train stopped, the
balance Of the crew, Daniel Savage, con.
ductor, and Trueman Duncan, hind brake
man, went forward 10 the engine, where
horrible sight was presented. The engine
was twisted and broken into sllapcless
mass. The tender was OH top Of the engine.
The engineer was found seated on his
cushion bent forward with his arms held
over the top OF his head us II for protcc-
ton, and Ills head held firmly 10 the
ground by the top Of the cab. One leg
was cut off and driven into the soft
ground. lilo moancd twice after tho crew
had reached the engine and thon died.
- Is, ..g A rRlGurruL FATE.
Thcbmkcman, who was.ridins on The en-
sinc ut the time tho accident occurred,
was found back Of tho engine held tight
by the weight Of n part Of tho cab, and
embedded to his waist IN cord wood that
was stacked beside the truck for shipment.
lie begged pitcously to be- released, and
told tho two men WHO were working to rc.
lease him from his burning prison, to kiss
his bubics Tor him, and tell his wifc that
Ills last breath went out in prayer for her
and tic little ones.
With their best efforts it took an hour
to ret him out. lie was carried to the
station and died at o'clock. Ills remains
and the remains Of the engineer were
brought to their homes at Bridgeport OF,
tho two o'clock train yesterday. The
funeral will take place Sunday. s-
| Es A SAnHnw ESCAPE. al
/ Walker llincrman, fireman, wns on tho
engine when she left the track and mir,lc.
ulously escaped death by jumping and
being thrown clear OF the wreck by the
force OF the engine in going over.
While Duncan and llcincrman were at
work getting the dying brakeman from
the wreck, the hot steam wis pouring out
and around them, making it a dan.
gerous place to be. Several times the dc.
bris caught fire, when the unfortunate
brakeman would beg them for Gods sake
not to allow him to he burned alive. Wa.
ter was carried and the fire cxtinguis,ct
lie WAS conscious to the last and suffered
terrible agony before death camo to re.
lease him. H.-
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NO IIOMING PIGEONS.
Tao Worry Neat JoHo Tint Spoilers Sales
men Played. q

THO Worry Ncnt JoKo Tint Spoilers Sales
men Played.
"Baina" and "Clcvcland," the two III
legged carrier pigeons which were to have
been liberated yesterday morning Tor Il
homing flight to Baltimore from Joseph
Spcidcl 4 Co.'S roof, were not sent off ut S
\. NJ, MS announced, but ii was then given
ont that they would be started at ar. NJ.
The object In postponing the flight was
said to be 10 secure a clear sky.
ATT O'Clock II large number OF Specta-
tors gathered ut the store. They wcro re-
fused the use OF the elevator, aud co,npell-
ed to walk up the four flights OF stairs, and
thon olImh II ladder TO tho roof. Many car.
ricd campstools,in orler:o watch the !un in
comfort. Others, having had less foresight,
descended from the roof again and secured
small boxes to sit on. After as many peo-
pie had arrived rs seemed nrnhahlc would
be there, two ordinary tame pigeons, which
the boys caught in the street, were SET
free. They flew across the street and
alighted OH y roof, where they picked their
feathers awhile and then descended 10 the
street to pick in the dirt. \ few OF the
merchants and others OF the roof tuinblcd
10 the joke, but nobody gave II away, and
allclimbed down the ladderand four flights
OF stairs, carrying their camp chairs and
their boxes.
The real carrier pigeons, il Mr. Speidel
has any real carrier pigeons will be start
ed This morning II, ., II the sky Is clear.
The scheme was TO get the morning news
paper men to leave their downy couchcs
at m unpleasantly early hour, but none OF
them bit. Perhaps the Sunday journalists
gre bigger chNmpg.
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THROUGH TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents III West Yiyg;ni
.-.- amt fiGtnltl. &c.

Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
nni vicinity: s.7
Hon. Alpheus rrichard, OF Warrington,
one OF Marion county's prominent men,
died Thursday evening. His loss will be
generally dcplored throughout the county.
Il Is sail TINT the two gentlemen named
Manley, WHO, RFc candidates for. shc.itt IN
Marion county, one on the Republican
ticket and one on the Democratic, are
brothers. The victory either way will be
"all in the family"
Col. q. Ii. l,cnii, ii Nrnosc onuniy, the
model sheep raiser in this State, Is reported
by the Wellsburg Herald to have sold his
wool clip during the past week to the
Wyliesy Of Washington, Pa, for SOC. 1t
was shipped Gus! Qt n.!rt.
The Council Of Wcllsburg has author.
izcd the purchase Of three Babcock fire cx-
tingaishers, one OF lOO.gallon capacity
anil Two Of 35-galon capacity, at n total
cost OF $1,000. IT is .ihIe lint Town had
some sort OF n fire department.
The Calhoun Chronicle says that con-
stable from Wetzcl county passed through
that county 4 few days since with Il young
lady and man who Ind eloncd and takci.
up their ahodc in Calhoun, fcignins to be
man and wife, although they were never
married. -, III. II.
4 few days since lightning struck the
barn OF !. B. Anderson, Of Monongalia
poNnty;and set it on fire. 1t was entirely
DESTROYED with about twenty-five tons Of
hay. Loss, $1,000; no insurance. Andcr-
son and Ills son were in the barn at the
time and we're so sllockcdtlat they were
barely able to get the animals out OF the
plAea. III ,s.
The Martinsburg .Sdtsmun says: On
Thursday morning last, Mr.. W. Il. Porter
field, OF Falling Waters district, missed
thirty-onc Of his sheep. II was discover
cd TINT they were driven ofby two colorcd
men and sela IN Maryland, The sheen
were recovered, hut the. thieves have not
been caught. The sheep were driven off
during the night, and every pains taken,
by pursuing the back roads, t0prevcnt be.
jig tracked: They nrNaseA the river at
LemcH's Ferry after sun rise, but Mr..
Porlnriield Ind been led led TO look in
another direction, and il was not until late
inthc day that the members of the Vigil
ance Committee were notified and got on
the right track $&
The school 1caplcrsoi l'leasants county,
at their Institute held last week, adopted
aserics Of resolutions cmloodying the fol-
lowing: That the teachers OF Vest Viz
GINA be encouraged toprcparc themselves
for professional certificate, which would
regllirc y high standard in the, common
branches, and = lil,eFa! knowledge Of the
natural sciences, higher 4 mathematics,
bookkeeping, rhetoric etc; and, that the
present compensation for teaching, in
many OF the counties OF this State, is not
sualiIcnt 10 jpsliiy teachers il preparing
Gates. The following was also adopted:
That we. are indebted to the Hon. 3. L.
Butcher, State Superintendent OF Schools;
for hls efficient lahors end 4ntlring energy
in dischurging tho duties nfhis office. We
do sincerely regret the loss OF his services
to the school interests OF our State.
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THAT USELEsS SEWER,
A Card From K -stsset Commissioner l..

a Card From K -strpct Commissioner l.. W.
..-,n,.l.- u. stephens. tz E.
To HE Editor cftht La.e!ligtncer.
Sir: The Board OF Public Works report
ed to Council last Tuesday night that owing
to the carclessness District Commissioner
Stephens in laying the Eotr street sewer it
was impossible for j. to carry off the water
and drainage from the hill. The Board
therefore recommend the construction OF
M eight or ten thousand dollar brick
sewer in its place. In the first place, there
is no such n sewer as the "Eoif stree.
sewer" But il the Board had reference
to the Twcnty-third street sewer, want
to tell the public that had nothing what
ever to do with It, Tint aower was put
down under contract by the l,oard, snpcr=
intended by the Board and tho city clgi-
neer. The intelligent citizens gnd tax
payers living along Twcnty-third street
can bear witness TO these facts, and further
when tlone citizens in their individual ca
pacity objected to Tho way the sewer was
laid and prophcsiscd liz future tlslcssness
members OF the Board told them TO 20 to
hell and mind their own business; that
the Board was running this machine now.
i, W. STEPHENS.
JThcelin1. Iu9Hxk %. t,.,rg= "
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80 sa. 49, = -tss
.cCSHELsCF RIGS.
a Tnsne o. Cnats In tho CITY Lass Night.
setssS : y otS If 31,n ~ Z. N~tsA \ W.

a Ila-ne o. Ghata N thc CAV tA@ss Night.
: - At Lots Of run; y Z,
sS..t'Inc7er did seetho likelikc Of the bugs,'i
was an expression very. common on the
streets lastnight, and II not very elegant
this sentence was very expressive /. was
scarcely dark until millions Of little gnats
or flies began to hover about MI the elcc-
trio lights. They multiplied rapidly, and
shortly became so bad that tho electric
current was turned OF ut the engine and
thclights Observation-Disclosures, however not
until tho gnats Ind fallen into the globe OF
the light ut the Opera House entrance md
collected In sttcli numbers ~ to cxtingrish
the light, md ut the Office saloon the cur.
bon was removed from tho lamp to yet rid
Of the nuisance. .''sfG R2r',''55 = IF,
The insects seemed particularly bad ut
the Opera House. lIerea swarm extending
across the sidewalk and from the ground
several feet above the light actually i'm.
pcded travel for half an hour. The bugs
were invisible to pedestrians close upOn
them, and a crowd OF several hundred mel,
and boys gathered and amused them
selves watching unwary passers by enter
the cloud aud then retreat fighting oil the
gnats. One small boy persisted In wading
through, and the result was that hundreds
Of gnats got down his neck, and he lay
down and rolled and cried with pain. Il
The flies coming in contact with tho
glass globe wcro singcd, and fell to the
pavement SO thick as to cover IL with a
layer OF shiny black carrasses. Finally
the nuisance became UNDESIRABLE, ind
Manager Eoosc burned II quantity Of
red fire beneath the swarm. This brought
down u regular shower OF dead bugs. Just
then Tho light went out, and tho swarm,
joined that Mt the Office. Here the same
scenes were repeated till the light was put
out, and shortly after I'LL THO lights were
turned of. Then the flies covered win
tlows where gNs WINS burning, the entire
surface being darkencd in some places,
and quantities OF them invaded stores,
restaurants and saloons, and made life Il
burden. Hs2' sMl'
The question was, where did they
come from SO suddenly? Several Main
street merchants said their cellars were
full OF them yesterday morning, and they
probably found their way out when
night approached, attracted by tho bright
lights. ~
This prevalence OF gnats and flies is not
uncommon, though no suc, an instance
OF it IL remembered here. Cases are on
record OF snats gathering in such dense
clouds about church spires as to resemble
smoke, and cause false alarms Of fire. 1s
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The twelfth CONCERT OF the series OF
weekly concerts being given by the Opera
House band, under the auspices oi',he
city, will be given ut Capitol Square this
evening. There will be only four more
OF these enjoyable events after the one Of
this evening. The free concerts have
proven immensely popular, as was pre-.
dlcted they would. They have been ut
tended by citizens OF the highest and low
est degree, rs many Of the former us Of
the latter, II not more, having been rcgu-
lar attendants. The Drlcr has been en-
celcnt and the music OF II varied enough
character TO suit all tastes, 1t il almost
safe to predict that the concerts will be
repeated next season. n fIT5 f,-i,s ia
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sCHEAP'5IEIIEPH0N:ES5
PROMISED, By, a NEW COMPANY.
The Overland Telephone and Telegraph
Company Of Wheeling Chartered rester. 7
dny-A Substantial List Of Incorpo.
.l rators-obIects of tho Company M,

A. new joint stock company composed OF
well known citizens Of Wheeling, and
having its headquarters IN this city, was
chartered yesterday by Secretary Of State
stalaaker, from which great results are
expected to flow The company is au.
thorized by It's charter 10 do general tcle.
graph and telephone business, and It Is
explained TINT the principal object Is to
introduce and operate telephone lines
with n new telephone that can bc furnish.
cd for public Use Mt rates much lower than
arc now charged for BELL telephones. FOL.
lowing Is the agreement filed with the ap.
plication for the charter: -, -
The undersigned agree to become Il cor.
por6tion by the name of the Overland
Telephone and Telegraph Company. OF
Wheeling, for tho purpose Of furnishing Il
system OF intcrcommunicati0n for private
and public use, by means OF telephone
and Geographic instruments and appli.
anccs, which corporation shall keen its
principal office or place OF business at
Wheeling, in the county Of Ohio, III the
State Of West Virginia, an Is TO expire on
the 2Sth day Of August, 1914. n. - sI.S's
And for the purpose OF forming tho said
corporation We have subscribed tho sum
OF 500 to the capital stock thereof and
have paid in OH said subscriptions the
sum OF $40; and we desire tho privilege OF
increasing said capital by the sale of idli.
tional shares from time 10 time to 500, 600
in all. .t2g-pd ;aa.elri'l0 IN,
The capital 80 subscribed is divided into
shares OF $40 each, which are held by the
following named residents Of Wheeling,
one share each: NJ. Reilly, Joseph Spcidel,
Jacob Berger, George Hook, A. G. Esertcr,
\. 4. Franzheim, A. Rcymann, Alfred
PAUL, james Cunmins, u. G. Meyers. : l
A notice Of Il meeting for the purpose OF
organizing the company appears in the
advertising columns Of this mornings pa.
|
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ABOUTpEOpLE.
Strangers lii tho City and Wheeling Folks
Ahrnntl.

Strangers I" til" CITY and Wheeling folks
= :, ~, .'",'"a ". IN.
iiot; ~: Narss'a'i' Oh NC" Nar''''S''''e'
is III the Guy
7. II. d. S:asscrs, Esq, Of Fairmont,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. William G. Worley, OF Kingwood,
was in the city Yesterday.
Ex-p.,o.a,e u Parsons If Tuclcr
eouutv Is snendinr n few dnvs n town.
yI;ss Cor, M,n,a,, - ~. plc,s,,+
.,i';n G ;';.;,. ;.;a.d,, ~ W. w. S; ".,.o,,
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Department I!

TO meet the requirements Of
a large and steadily increasing
trade i'll Carpets, we were III
duccd to enter the market carly
and place large orders with the
most prominent manufacturers
for the best product Of their
looms. To accommodate this
extraordinary large purchase
now being received and that it
might be placed on exhibition at
an advantage alike mutual to our
customers and ourselves, another
salesroom Of like dimensions has
been added to what was regard
ed as the largest carpet room in
the market.
Recognizing the fact that but
few dealers realize the great i'm
portance of Bordering, Making
and Laying Carpets, we have
brought into our business at a
great expense such help, each
one Of which, from the manage
mcnt down, in their particular
line, may be,regarded as an OK
pert, SO that no Carpet Room in
the country can claim an advant-
age which we do not possess.
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For Rcnt-iiouse on the Island. &
Horse For Salc-Joscph Bell. r
School supnlics-S. B. Wilson. .a
Noliee-Overland Telephone and Tclc.
graph Company. ;-'.1'
Tea and Dinner Sets Ewing Bros.
Rare Cl,ance-Conrd Trolls Sons.
u Wantcd-Gi.ls. slyS
Advcrtlsers-Gco. ?. Rowell T. Co.
z School books and School Supplies. as
& Womans Union Benevolent Society.
\. NJ. MeGilin \ Co.-Four,h page.
+. School Dooks-Eourth page. =. d.
Religious Nolices-Fourth page.
Wonderful page. /.
Grand Soldiers Picnic and Reunion
Fourth pagc. l.aa
i Piano For Sale-E. W. Banner.
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Guticura.
Uuticura.
Sal IHEuM
And EverySpecies Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive.
~ Cured.

ECZEMA, or snlt Rheun,, with It's nconzing itch.
I Inv aud burning. instantly. relieved by n warm
Da!n Win Cni,cnn. soap and single application
daily, with twoor three Eoscs Of Cutcun. ltesolv.
ent, the New Blood Purifier. to keep the blood cool
the lcraliTntion pure and nntFitntug, the bowels
open, the liver and kidneys nctiyc. will sprrdily
o'irc Eczema, letter, Ringworm psorlnsIs, lchc,i.
l;rnrins, Scaled Head Nimlru! and every species
OF Itching. Sealy. and rimpy !lUmors OF the Scalp
remedies fnil. 5.Es 49,, :, ~ :.
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Z uAPl.lNE STREET ME-
~ CittRCtl.~eer. o. ". Hutchinson, pas,or-.
l'r@'9hihs tnn0rrow Mt 1870 A. u, and T::sJ IN
saaaay school at 2r.H. Official meeting Monday
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INDICATIONS,

la .WAsnlxcroS, D. G., August 80, / 80 A..
-M.-Tor. Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
cooler, clearing and generally fair weather,
westerly winds and higher temperature.
-. For tho Lower Lakes, partly cloudy,
followed by, clearing weather, brisk westcr.
" winds, stationary, followed by lower
temperature and higher barometer.
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Ill. SlInnerx.Gln Exc.

"Thc Squire" says the author of "Thc
Hoosicr Schoolmastcry' wore ono glass
ego and n wig, The glass eye was con-
stantly slipping out OF the focus, and Ahe
wig turning around. sidcwisc OH his head
whenever he.addresscd the people Of the
Flat Greek district" Sad spectHcle... Par
kcr's Hair Bals;liH preserves and promotes
the growth di the natural hair, .It.also'
restores the natural color.to hair which has
faded or-become gray Clean, elegant,
beneficial, highly perfumcd; saw ::
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,Inlnrlu n n Mean Thing,

Malaria has no color. Malaria has no
odor. Malaria make no noise. Malaria
is very sly in its way Of coming. II cap,
lures us before We can resist. IT attacks
bad blood, weak lungs, torpid livers and
'dyspcptic stomachs. But Browns Iron
'Bitters can drive tout and rxpcl the ugly
:ieycrit brings. Mrs S, R; Mcdonald,
New Haven, Conn, says" Isuilercd. iorsix
yours from the effects Of malaria. Browns
Iron Bittefs cured me completely.
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The force 4. the Sherilr's office has
finished the work OF summoning the gen.
tlemcn whose names were drawn Ms grand
Jurors, TO serve At the opening Of the, next
term OF. the Circliit Court which Com
mci!ces next Monday, September /. Fol
lowing is u list OF the members OF the
Grand Jury:
j. E,.Garrison, Lucicn llogc, Il. J. Gar;
den, ST., J. II: Hobbs, Orloir Miller,
Alich:@l !lh,pp, William Harvey; Lewis
Jones, John Hc'Hall, Joseph *. Bodley,
John Rodlcy, William Dillingham;, Henry
Schwartz, John Snyder, John. Carney, and
John II. Clark. 5f'' : - lJ.'S5i' : :.
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|ITICuRA SOAP. An exquisite Toilet. Eulh and
-. NmtSs!A NlllIllVc 49, nu27.wSiw
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nG v City. ~ HiitbEt.tF
: Gan ApAxlrss EprS" tonight, E /
prnLlc concert at Capitol Square this
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Piano For Salc-E. W. Banner.

LARGEST line Of Spring Goods in tho
city, comprising 800 dilleren: Patterns Of
Snitings, 100 different Patterns of Pnnia.
ioonings, and 80 different Patterns of
Spring 0ycrcoatinsS. Made up In hest
styicat c. HESS s. SONS,
s4g. No. 1921 l. 1928 Market ST,
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Chiffon.

NEW foEK, August "e.-Cotton firm: futures
firm; August 1O.s6c; September lO.Sic; October
l0.6lc; November iDi:c: December l0.5c: january
iGnlc; February lnIe; March lose; April lo.Sc:
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is the title ofan interesting illustrated t,ca-
tisc (nincty'six pascs) sent postpaid, for
three letter stamps. Addless Worlds
Disnen@ry Medical Association, Builulo,
N Y NJ ----L--- ~ 80. ~ =
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NEW fOEK. August .o.-In the why ofrcpcnt or.
,lerN ioran caSNS Of goGls, there has been more
business doing III Nil departments, Int quantities.
though showing some inrtcnsenre stiil Of moderate
but the improved feeling on the mir, OF Figures ii
fcntlirc VI some Importance = + ~ :
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Tho following shows the range OF the
Thermometer AS observed at Schncpi's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
7 4. NJ, 759; l2M., 81; ST.. NJ, S.; { =. Nj,
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7.Wd 20 ,Ugl3 dust Received. m. $50
Fifty boxes ,Grvcly tobacco, this is the
best chew in the market. For sale by
" 5-"5 . lsl'sTa G.S. FEESY. 81.
-r !lGG Main st,
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i5t.$& Mn. ". G, KLElSSorls, La Porte, Black.
county iowa, states that he was cured OF
!, Rheumatism by four applications OF St. Ja;
/. cobs Oil, the great pain.relleyer. Z
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

TS9FOURTll STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH..
w Preaching Sunday nt 1850 A. ". and $50 =.
M"thy The pastor, Rev. los. l., Smith, DID Sncciai
services Will le held In tho sunday School nj r. N.
~ a!e tnyilrn, Young Peoples Prayer Meeting,
r SiUNlTED PRESBYTERIAN
ClluECil-Scryiccs Tomorrow n, 1850 A, N.
Sabbath School at r. NJ. No evening service mil
further notice. if-s.. ~. - = = "'''
Y SDSECOND PRESBYTERIAN
y, =, cliuhcI!@.Ihere wlllbe the usual services
tomorrow at lo:a0 Ann. md $50 +, N. prrach!nr
BY the PASTOR l!ev. Vim. II. Cooke BID. =, ,.
r ShDIsClpLEs CHURClI-SERvICES
w Us follows: Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ.
preaching nt lo:a A. Msl'bjcci, THE Coed s4.mar.
Mount" T.. l.nrt, ppstnr, I'sl- RI. !, =.
NfSnFlRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Wy Irregular services will be resumed ,o.,norrow
4, \ lo;N a: u. md 100 +. NJ. The pulpit viii lie
hlIed by the pastor, Rev. pa. Cunningham, D.D.
1ES9IANE STREET N. II. CFl URCU-
:, ~ 'er, Mn Et!zmtrick will preach tomorrow
q la.M a, y. md 7:Dr.M. Sunday School itSr,
D PRESBYTERIAN
,o.n ciiuRtH.Esorviccs Sabbath morning ut
Samuel lla'F, Of Youngstown, O $500" ~. ~
1[SC 1lAPLINE STREET sAI,EE
W. ClluRcll-~Isv. q. VI. Hutchinson na,,or.
IrtHNhihs tn'ln0rrow ut 1870 A. IT. and I::l, IN
sa'iaay School as2r.H. 0f,iciai meeting Monday:
evening. 3ais'2 t-ls viz s3@ - '','".'t''
lES0FlRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL,
LUTHERAN GiUNCIl-Services ,o.,nornw
ntlo:3n -, and 7]3o r. W., ny the pastor, Rev. +
~ por''bIuseF. sunday School Nt2r u. W. = -
ES9CAMrMEETIN G.-SERvICEs
u Will BE- held ~ The y, N, T. Campaigning To-
tG..ws 1870 VI, praise services: Ii 4. Il, nrShrh.
lus " Hey. {; AsbntS. hD,: a;aD i. NJ, nrrarhinr
BY Esy y Griffin; Of l'ellnlre, O.; f:N r. ~.
!ts'Ga,nG ~ liG i. u, Jones: $50 r. ST.. preach
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-30

'liaye-thc largest and finest stock Of Fire.
works for campuign purposes ever brought
to this city, Gait and see them before pur-
chasing, elsewhere. - 49, ~ TTIIas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-08-30

|CSeZANEt STREET NJ. II. Gil URCH-
T. E'ep, Mn Fitzpatrick will preach tomorrow
u lasM a, y. md 7:Dr.M. Sunday School ar.