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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-28
At st, Matthew.

At st. Matthews P, i, Church, on Can't
toll Square, the day was observed with ap-
rsopriate services in the morning. The
rector, Rev. r. Rush Swop.. delivered a
discourse TINT was listened to with pleas
ure by The congregation. 1t was one
fitted to the day and the objects for which
it is celebrated. The music, as usual, was
a feature OF the SERVICE 3fJE-
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Oh, How Very, Very True.

Et0Ntcr EHlE4fTHt. 80 IN ~ ---".T- :
Thanksgiving! An aged subject to talk
about, yet it ought to be like unto the
Bible; an nnfailiDg source Of inspiration
whereby the mind catches on" to fruitful
aud ouick,ncd topics OF discussion, con.
vcrsation, cnuncintion or elaboration, Just
as the theme attacks one. The theme
that attacks tho Register Mt this particular
moment, is that%it sincerely hopes every
body has rs, much 10 be grateful Tor rs
;tc,jf usEsE.t EFsSa E3EEuzF'
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Mn. A. Nlcllols, OF this place, says no
suffered from catarrh for years. He pur-
chased a bottle Of Ely'sC Cream Balm OF us.
He is now almost cured, and says you can.
not recommend it too highly. We are
selling more OF Ely's Cream Balm than OF
al other catarrh remedies, can hardly
keep a supply on hand.-Evers BROS,
Druggists, Independence, Iowa. TThStw
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JUST RECEIVED.

q 100 latest patterns OF Flint ScarfS. 1u.
Ulicntes of our Unlaundcrcd White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, the best
In tho mGrket, price 81 %. Also, the
best ull wool Knit jacket,
G.. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tall0rs and Gents Furnlsllers.
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w1,y DO reoo,, C,,um,t suicide,

Generally because they are despondcnt.
They are Respondent because their health
has run down by reason Of dyspepsia, de-
bility or malarial fevers. No man IN good
health wants to commit Suicide. A
healthy man can face his troubles and
overcome them. Browns Iron Bittcrs
cnriclles the blood and to,Ns: up the SIS.
TEN SO TINT vigor and bravery tako the
place Of debility and cowardice: Ih,vari.
ably cures dyspepsia, indigestion, weak
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1sluc Friday
To-day.
E. N. McGILLlN 4 Co,

TIE glory OF man is his strength, Ii you
are weakened down through excessive
study, or by early indiscrctions, Aliens
Brain Food will permanently restore all
lost vlgor, and strengthen MI the muscles
Of brain and body. 81; six for Sat
druggists, or by mail from j.. II. Allen, SIS
First Ave., New York City. TrllsSw
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A LADY has shown her %beneyolence by
presenting three pairs OF kid gloves, a
damaged back shell comb and a fractured
hustle to the poor. A bottle Of st. Jacobs
Oil sent would have saved her reputation.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range OF tho
thermometer rs observed ut %Schncpf's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
"a. NJ, 400 II NJ, ioo2;Sr. NJ, 53';7P.N.,
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Nov, 2S.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather and rain, winds
shifting to nortlierly, slightly colder,
2 higher barometer.
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Fully p%repmred

Tor cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 775jc, 90c and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rug, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades, wall papers, pianos,
&c., &c, cheap for cash, by order OF tho
manufacturers, Mt No. 20l9 and o0al Main
Street. Itoity ltoEMER, Agent.
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ALEXIS Bilious Pllysic is a purely ycge.
, aass Zig, liquid remedy for headaches T bilious,
ing promptly, relieving quickly, rs cents.
Al, I'LL druggists. .Gyls4w
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REMEMngN the three fine seal sacques in
to.day's Blue Fridays sale.
L. NJ. McGiLLlS & Co.
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LOCAL cuUHCII uIsTouY,


DAs - d bctAsH VII tAStlluulA1l III l4le
Panhandle.
Last evening Rev. DR.. +, S. DelIass de-
livered a discourse at The Fourth Street ~,
Il. Church on MetllodIsm in Wheeling and
the origin, peculiaritics and mission OF
Methodism. 1t was largely q historical
review aud was highly interesting. DR..
DeEIass said: The first Methodist sermon
preached here was by Wilson Lee, in 1885.
Elizabeth Zane, the famous, was the
frat convert 10 the religion; that
was also In 1885. DR.. petIass gave
several interesting stories about this
famous woman and her family. The
first meeting place was her house, a 10y
cabin. Wien this place became too
small the preaching was taken to the old
log schoolhousc that sIoo | at the corner
Of Market alley aud Market street. From
there 1t was taken to theoll Court House,
a stone building that was situated back OF
where Armstrong 4 Coen's planning mill
now stands. An apport!onment to Wheel
ing first appears in tn. minutes Of 1900,
but It continued in the Ohio conference
until 1910, when It became q separate
charge and appeared MS such on the con-
ference minutes. Simon tlnnck, who
preached here in 1911, reported lD7 mem
bers. The present handsome edifcc oc-
cupied by the Fourth Street con-
grcgation, stands oil a lot given
by Noah Zane to the old First Meth
odist church.. The old Redstone church
in which Wilson Lee preached in;l7S5
was formed in l7Sl;i it was the first west
the Alleghanies.
There was much more Of DR.. DeHass'
discourse that WIS entertaining, but space
pFecludes its being used.
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CRY taxpayers should bear In mind
that only a few more days remain in
which, to secure the discount for cash pay
I'm ~. l.-..s N-.HaLia .-I.,-
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Is bettcr linn n ihOilNlnd vlrnu(
From fields by othprs sOvvr ~

That intellectual education is the best.
which includes perception, memory, and
especially reasoning, in short nil the
powers Of the mind, should be educated,
with the result-a mind symmetrical and
we'll rounded out la all its possibilities,
But besides Il well developed body and n
sharp, shrewd, nc tive NH d, THERE'S need
ed moral character, moral str ,ngtl,. "As
SOW, SC shall we reap" Would YOU
be cheerful, then SOW the seeds of cheer
iulness. Look upon the bright side Of the
picture. The darkest cloud is frequently
iringcd with a silver edge. With cheerful
ness as our companion we may approxi-
mate the poets idea:
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LosAL puEylTIEs.
Matters Of Minor alouun. in and About tls

Matters Of Minor Moment IN n About tie
City.
IT was duller than seven Sundays yes
terday. s3l
lie voyAoE En- SUISSE at the Opera
House again this evening.
BALLS wcrc given at Germania and
Arion hills last evening that were largely
attended. E,}st[
TIE tobacco crop over the river Is being
brought mp to from 81 to 50. The crop Is
reported up to the average in quantity,
but low in quality. HI
TIE work. Of collecting the Thanks.
giving sacks! for the Children'sl Home
will be commenced today. SAS bountihl
return Is looked for.
TnE North End Athletic and Literary
Association gave n big ball ut Turner hall
last night, for which Mayors orchestra
played. Everything passed oil pleasantly.
THE Knights Of Pythias OF Bridgeport
had a special, session yesterday for the IN.
~itiation OF new members, md last night Il
supper and social were given. Visiting
knights were present from Gellairc and
this city.
CONSTABLE LAucnLtS arrcstedtwoyoung
men attic matinccatC Charley Shay'sThea.
tre Yesterday for drunkenness aud disorder.
~lyconduct, and Squire Arkle' fined them 81
and costs each. lii default OF tho amounts
both OF them went 70 iail. :y
june J.. j. JA.cxsoS, Eof tho United
. States District Court f%oratl,is State, ha!
ordered nspecinl term Of the court to III
tntJ IN fkts a;t,, n ,,n,,ntv,, MONDAY ia
cember S, for the transaction Of such bust
ness as may be ready at that time for
hearing.
NOTWITHSTANDING the egg.liog and Tom
and.Jelry that several ofthc saloons cclc
bratcd the day with by1serving 10 thcl
customers and the seductiveness and IN
reliability OF those dccocti0ns, there wa
only one drunk's namcSSdn the slate d
headquarters at midnight and no was Il,
only police capture OF thet day.
TIE "Pavements OF ParisHwill be pre-
scented ut the Opera House Thursday ~,
Friday evenings, December 1 and ), unde
the management OF John Rickaby. III
company Ii composed OF well known n
lists Of ability, and the original scener
whicl, made the first presentations OF til
play such II decided success, will be use
here.
Col. JAKE KEMrLE will read 'durin
his lecture ut the Opera lonesome corr
%spondencc which he lDs recent
ly received from the Republican Nation'
and State Committees since their arrlva
in the '.Salt River country" e1ieTlas
letter from Ben Butler and also from BE
va(dear) Lockwood, all Of which will b
interesting to II Wheeling audience.
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nr express, this morning, q large line OF
especially for Blue Friday.
L. NJ. McGlLLIN 4 Co.
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REMgADEN Blue Fridays sale, continues
from S AN. till 9 =. N. and no. postpone
ment. +. NJ. McGIlMN!& Coz
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Am.Acx SILK which has no equal in this
market will show a Blue Fridays ticket
to-day. EE1E. NJ. McGnLLIS & Co.
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by DR.. MichelburUnsh-The Peabody In.
- 5000 ktilutn.- 49,

by DR.. Miohclborungh-The Peabody In
r p stituts.
The annual Peabody Teachers Insti
tute for this county, for the success o
which State Superintendent Butcher auc
City Superintendent Birch have been SC
earnestly working for some time past
opened its sessions in the hall OF the
House OF Delegates last evening with q
lecture by DR.. John Michelborough, for.
merly principal Of the Cincinnati Normal
School. The hall was. filled with a cul.
tured audience, and all enjoyed the lee.
ture very much. DR.. marlborough, is a
iavorite, having established himself firm.
ly in the hearts Of teachers here last wear,
His subject was, ".The Glory Of Young
Men is Their Strength"
tellectual aud moral. Strength In either
Of these departments Of mans nature a,
once, cllallenge'our admiratio III and com
mantis ii respect. Tho lecturer first
discussed physical education, and the
laws and conditions under which there
may be secured strength TO the arlns
swiftness and endurance to the feet
elasticity and %prchehtion to. to the mus.
cles, solidity and symmetry to the rame,
tenacityto the nerycs, mil vital. energy
to every organ Of the body. In lis
physical being man is an animal. lie has
seven bones in his neck called ~cerrical
terftLru; sh has the rat, The COW, the
horse, the long neckcd giraffe and the
whale. With his two hundred and eight
bones, over four hundred muscles, arteries,
veins and nerves, one may exclaim.
"What Il piece Of work is man! how noble
in reason, how infinite in faculties, in
form and moving, how express and nd
mirab!e; in action how like an angel, in
apprehension how like a god,n
Strength OF mind was next discussed,
and M excellent and practical point was
made in demanding Tor the, children a
chance for them to use their powers OF
perception and then 10 express these OBJ
servations. AS teachers We play too much
upon TINT one string, the memory, and in
after years we wonder why there is so
much lack in the mental harmony. How
could it be otherwise under suci, a false,
pernicious system. a4
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theories held on the subject; one Of
which Is, that the day Il! o. holy-one,
sacred to religious worship, and the other
that It Is simply a day Of rest or worldly
enjoyment and recreation, The argument
in favor OF the day as one for divine wor.
ship, 10 one based, first, onthe law relating
TO the Sabbath as laid down inthe text;
second, on the fact that before the Law. was
given 10 the children of Israel, they were
forbidden to gather mama n'that,d day,
and, third, on that authority found IN Nc
heiniah, giving examples Of the observ.
ances Of the day In the days Of tile
prophets. In NIL these cases and in scores
Of others which might be presented, the
Sabball, Is regarded rs n day sacred in no
case il IL otherwise presented In the Bible
II Is objected TO tliis theory that Christ
said, that Tho Sabbath was made for man
and claiming that man has d rigl,tto
spend the dizzy us he pleases. Tint Of.
lection Is answered, INST, ~ ]Ilancins at
tho circumstances under which II was
uttered, showing thnt It gave no. such
liberties and that such was not It's In.
tchtloa. Second, by the example Of Christ
and tho Apostles who uniformly spent
tho day In worshipplng God,
In the next place there Was specjled n
number Of classes OF cases In which the
Sabbath Ii not held rs It should be. Mills
should be closed on the Sabbath, buta nun.
bcrotmcn are employGd thAtlay inmaking
'trcpairs to themt iii ordcrtllutt they may Start
on Monday without delay; the work IL
not necessary to the business, but Is done
1;m,,lv IN mako n 1itt1n more monCy.
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Our millinery department; will be sup
and dressed for Blue Friday.
Il. NJ. MCGiElIS < Co.
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A LINE Of dress good received the carly
part OF the week kept for to-day's sale.
T.. VI: McGiiL.IH 4 Co,
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TINS Blue Friday will be a good day t,
buy dress goods.
EN- McGlLLlS &Co,
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No Cllron,os.,

but real bargains given in our Blue
Fridays sale. y, n. McGlLLlS & Co.
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CLOSING out Buggies and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
as. INV. FERaEL.
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To Whom 1t Mny Concern.
The black Drap dc Etc, which was shown
two weeks ago, and not in last Fridays
sale, will appear again to-day.
L: NJ. McGMrIS & Co.
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FoR bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets
and Clothing go to
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To-day the Institute work proper will
be commenced. The exercises both this
morning and afternoon will be highly in.
teresting. This evening Prot. r. W.Ste.
venson will lecture. All these exercises
are open to the public. Anumber OF the
surrounding towns have closed their
schools and their teachers will be present,
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J. ". FERKEL's,
Corner Main and Twcnty-frst st.
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ryn0ht thus I'd play the %cnchanter,s mart,
u LThus Ecnticr nllSS nrn~lnd {
Anu nOtn tear, nor aolliUg heart,
Should In the world be iounIu

Just as the roots Of strong tree run lar
out into the earth, so the roots OF tower.
ing, substantial character run far back into
the, soil Of years. Moral strength is northe
extempore incubation OF aImoment, but
what we are depends very much upon
what we have been in the past. The
lecture was full of most excellent s,,p-
eestions, and many practical questions
were discussed which all teachers and
paFents would do well to heed. Our time
should be SO employed that at the sunset
Of life we may all look back upon a lie
well spent and die in hopes Of a glorious
immortality.
The music last night was quite a feature
as it With e during the institute. It WAS
rendered by achoir under the leadership
OF Miss Lizzie Downs, rs; follows: opening
chorus; song, Max Hess; song, J.ucS
Robinson; closing chorus. The instr,i.,
mental music was by Annie Hess and the
Miesna 7 ouo 4Eg EEGG--El Tz.EL-[--
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Dun notion department will be ut the
front today, showing many Blue fridays
tickets. E. NJ. McGILLlS & Co,
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L.rse Promises a
to-day in every department.
L, NJ, MCCLELLAN & Co..
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CONSTABLE LAuclLlS arrcstedtwoyoung
men atthc matinccatC Charley Shay'sThea
trc yesterday for drunkenness and disorder.
lyconduct, and Squire ArkleI fined them 81
and costs each, lii default Of tho amounts
hnth Of them wont 10 mil. =
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JUDGE J. j. JACKSON, ,of the United
States District Court foratl,is State, has
ordered nspecinl term Of the court to be
held in this city commencing Monday, De.
cember s. for the transaction Of such bust.
ness as may be ready at that time for Il
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LAST NIGHTS LECTURE

Wheeling, Norsmber 81.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-I WILL
- otter ut private sale for thirty days, my Farm
" brooke comfy. Buffalo township, near West
Libeety, containing 10 acres. Said fam ii In 4
eosi tate Of cultivation with fair Improvements
winch crops out at the surface. Abundance d
,fuit and well watcrcd. Convenient TO church,
Normal, School and bethany College. ~lo,ess!oa
gwen a. once II des!redE .rcr1ns reasonable. FER
West Liberty, ". YaIEttfsSS'SIVSi I. nrtl5
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The year Iss5 brings the country to new depar.
turc. A patty ont OF power for u quarter Of n cci.
tury goes Into control. A new color Is to be given
tn tue pages of our national history. Every mau
made. II will touch every condition VI life,
whether for veal or voc,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

X. div. / Z cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-16
On Change.


ST. PAUL, Aug 16.-The market was very dull
yesterday on change with prices of wheat
nominally unchanged Corn was enquired for at
1c advance on Thursdays close with none offer
ing. Oats were about steady; 3 of new
white were offered at 27c, but did not find pur-
chaser / car of No mixed were offered at CSC,
but were not sold Barley was dull and I'M
changed; car of No year sold at 55c; rye de-
clined &c. Ground feed was steady; cars sold
at 319. 90, and cars p. t. Baled hay was offered
at SOC off Thursdays prices; car sold at $3.50 (;
eggs were down 1c., 90 cases sold at 13c. Fol-
lowing is the call:
WHEAT-No hard, Csc asked; September SIC
asked; October, SOC bid, November nc bid;
year, re bid 85c asked; No. regular, zoe bid;
September, CSC Did, year, CSC bid.
CoKN-No. 2, SOC bid; September SOC
bid; year 40c bid, 45c asked. No. 3, AS bid,
40 asked.
oArs-No. mixed. 25c bid; September,
23c bid, 25c asked: October 25c asked; year
23c bid 25c asked; No. white 26c bid.
BARLEY-No. 53c bid; Sept. 53c bid, year,
SIC bid No. } extra 45c bid; Sept 45c bid !;
Get 45c bid, year, 45c bid No. 3 4Oc bid.
RYE-No. 2, soc bid.
GROUND FEED-S18.5O bid, $1,000 asked.
CORN MEAL, $40 co. $3.50 asked.
BRAN-Sacked, $500 bid; $3.50 asked.
BALED HAY-S7. 90 bid; $50 asked.
TIMOTHY HAY.-$9.O0 bid; $1,000 asked; Sep
TENDER, $40. 80 asked.
PoTAToEs-25c bid; 30c asked.
EGGs-12c bid; 13c asked
BUTTER-Packing sc bid, 64c asked; dairy
fair u &c asked choice, 15c asked; creamery,
1oc asked
The following comparative table gives the
principal quotations at the call August 10,
1883, and to-day:
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Letter From New York.

A gentleman residing at Albert Lea sends
the GLOBE the following letter, received from
a friend living at Franklin vile, N. Y, which
is of public interest. Ed. GLOBE.
You say you are ANXIOUS to know. how
New York will go. In reply will say that
the admirable ticket made at the late Demo-
cratic convention at Chicago meets here with
the cordial appreciation of all true Democrats
and commands the universal respect of all
classes, even our opponents. Every intel
ligent man is familiar with the names of
Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks,
and as between Cleveland and Blaine the
contrast is such az to leave no chance for
hesitanGy ou tue part of honest and intelli-
gent voters.
We are of the opinion that the nomin alton
furnishes refuge for q large class OF indie
pendent voters, who have not heretofore
voted in opposition to Republican nomina-
tions, including those who voted for Cleve-
land for governor iu 1882. when he received
the magnifcent majority of 1913, 900 for the
Office of governor of this state, the duties of
which Office he is now discharging so salts
factorily to his constituents and in the in
terests of the state at large in an honest,
faithful and impartial manner
We Democrats have the fullest confidence
in the election of Cleveland and Hendricks,
and after the Attn OF March next we believe
the books will be overhauled, rascals will be
turned out of office and honest, reliable. cap
able and intelligent men will occupy the
positions now held by knaves and rogues, to
the damage and discredit of this great re-
public. S. G..