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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made August 10 by Charles
II. Launder and vile TO Ida NJ. Launder,
In consideration Of dues paid into q build
ing association, Tor lot go, corner OF Jacob
and Sixteenth streets, subject, however, to
the dover Interest Of Harriet Launder.
Deed made May 5 by Harriet Launder,
widow Of James Eaunder, deceased, to Ida
N. Launder for the dover interest in the
above named lot.
Also deed made September II by viii
lam P. Hubbard aud II. N, Russell Tfus-
tees, aud John,A. Armstrong and wife, to
Henry Neuhard, in consideration Of Sl4,-
$50, for the Armstrong, ooen 4 Go. plans
ing mill, corner Of Market and Tenth
streets. This property was sold TO said
Neuhard for the Trustees last Saturday at
q public sale conducted by Auctioneer Ed.
Chrlatmhn.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
THEIR AusrIcIo soPENINo
For the Coming scholastic Ysar-sppsr.a.
tsndsnt Anderson's Report, and Letter
from One OF the Enumsrators whose
Work Was objected to Lately

Atths regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Education, held last evening, the
absentees were Messrs. EIlingham, Esch-
struth, Isett, Mccoy, ShsIer, Whally, w.
A. Wilson and Work. The lengthy min
utes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. The report of the Com.
mittee on Accounts was the first paper
taken up. Bills aggregating $3.50 Oh were
presented in this report aud ordered paid.
The committee ON Finance reported
that II was necessary to make loan on
the Building Fund to meet tAe expense OF
putting the addition to Webster Bub.dts-
trict school; that there was no money to
the credit OF the Fund in the hands Of the
Collector, and tina: it will probably require
about s., 500 TO pay for putting up the ad-
dition, and to defray other expenses like
ly to be incurred before taxes from the
present year will be available. The Board
ordered the Clerk 10 draw an order on the
Collector for the amount named, payable
four months after date and delivered to
the committee on Finance, and that the
committee have said order discounted at
the lowest rats obtained.
SUPERINTENDENT REPORT.
The report OF Superintendent Anderson
was next taken up. IL was as follows:
To The Board Of Education:
GESrLEMEN:-Thesc schools Of the District
opened on Monday, September Z. Reports
received from the different principals SHOW
the enrolment OF the various schools IN
theirdifIerant departmentsto be as follows
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and InoIdents in West Virginia
and Vicinity.


and Vicinity.
Reports are to the effect that the
typhoid fever which has been raging in
certain parts Of the State 70 abating to q
considerable extent. In Phiiippl only
two new cases have developed during the
past week.
The process Of smelling tin can now be
witnessed at the Gienwood mines, in
Mason county. They obtain more than
one pound Of tin from eighteen pounds oil
ore. A more important discovery Of
metal could scarcely be made, one that is
more likely to assist in bringing general
prosperity to that vicinity. In fact, it will
open up great field OF business and en-
terptise on this side OF the Atlantic hith-
erto unknown and almost unthought Of.
A few nights since James Redman and
several boys, all colored, residents oil
Hardy county, met for the purpose Of go
ing coon hunting. While waiting for the
arrival Of others Redmond loaded his gun
and began punching q 12year-old son Of
Luther Lewis with It. Young Lewis
grasped the muzzle OF the gun, and Red
mond in trying to get the gun away acct.
dentally discharged 1t. The load entered
the right shoulder Of the Lewis boy, result
ing in instant death.
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rHENKM CITY, HALL.


Tho Board OF PabIo Works Rooms Fitted
Up--other work.
The new quarters Of the Board OF Public
Works situated in the new City Hall are
the first to be fitted up, and the Board ha:
established itself in them in fine shape
They are the first two rooms on the east
side Of the upper hall south Of the tower
the entrance being the first door. The
walls arc handsomely kalsomined in neu-
trail tints and the wood work glistens with
paiu. and varnish. The desks and tlbles
nave been nicely fixed up and pretty
caroet covers the floor Of the private room
and the space behind the desk in the
main room.
The room. is sample OF the complete
and comfortable manner the other city
offices are to be fitted up in. Iii as It
should be; tho City Hall when reAtted
and furnished will be something the city
can feel proud Of. The kalsomimers are
about through aud the change they have
wrought Is wonderful one. The carpen-
tiers are getting 20 work and the latter end
Of next month will see all the officers
nicely settled in their various offices.
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TIE NEssLsY FAMILY
A Mig Reunion up In Hancock County Yes.
terdRy.

tGrdAy.
10 1875, Jacob Nessley and his wife
Elizabeth, came from what is nov Lsncas.
ter, county Pa. and setttod opposite
Yellow Greek, in whGt is now Hancock
county this State. Yesterday their dec
cendants celebrated this settlement on the
same g1ounds that Jacob Ncssiey and
his wife then made their home in howl
ing wilderness. There were over three
hundred descendants present. and FIVE
generations were Represented. Nessley
and his wife were from Switzerland, but
yesterdays gathering wes thoroughly
American.
The programme was opened at Q;3QA.
N. with music by the Opera House baud,
Of this city. The 'doxology was next
sung by al. Prayer was offered by Rev.
John Cowl. The balance Of the day was
taken up with selections by the band,
which were warmly applauded; a big
dinner, q high tea, social chatting, short
speeches, the residing ola history and sta
tistics OF the family, etc. The event was
memorable one aud will not soon be for.
gotten by those present. Every one wore
badge designating the family and gener.
alton to which each belonged. During
the afternoon numerous photographs
were taken by Mr.. Sheets, OF Wellsville,
and Mr.. Harry, Of Steubenville.
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Hrinir Han.

Mr.. 7. Clark Noble, Of olaysyille, has
recently been elected to one Of the chairs
In Trinity Hall school, oil Washington, Pa.
Mr.. Noble was prepared for college at
this institution, and graduated In the class
Of So OF Washington and JeherBon College,
taking the first honorg and being yaledic-
torian OF his class. The INTKLLiGRNcRR
consratulatcs Mr.. Noble and commends
the managers Of Trinity Hall for recog.
MIXING the claimS Of their own boys.
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An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure Of ConSumtion, Bron.
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested itt
wonderful curative powers in thousands oil
cases, has felt it his duty to make 1t known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering. Twill send free Of charge, to all
who desire it, this recipe, in German
French or English, with full directions FOL
preparing and using. Sent by mail by adj
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
W. A. Noyes, 14s Powers Block, Roches'
ter, n. Y. cow
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II you arc suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu.
tiou, headache, or any disease Of q bilious
nature, by oil means procure q bottle oil
Electric Bitters. You viii be surprised
TO see the rapid improvement that will fol
low; you viii be inspired with new life;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henceforth You
win rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit
tens. Sold at City cenia a bottle by Logan
& 90. MwH&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

WHRN ordering LukeB carriages don't
iail to order direct from the stable Office.
His carriages and teams are the finest In
the city, and he has careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are as low as any
one else,
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LIBRARY FIGURES.

Accompanying this report was that Of
Librarian Pendleton OF the circulation OIL
books ior tho four weeks ending Thurs
day, August 81. In the Library the cir.
euiation was 4,44i; in the reading room,
2Sl; average daily circulation, %; amount
received from fines, etc, $40.
Both reports were received and fled.
The changes in Richie school asked FOL
by Principal Cfago and recommended by
Superintendent Anderson were ordered
made.
The corps of teachers employed IN the
colored school last year were reappointed
by the Madison District Commissioners
and confirmed by the Board.
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LuxE's CARRIAGES are the fncot in the
city. lie has the best teams and the most
carr f1l drivers, and it costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stables,
Don't depend on having your order at any
other place, but order direct from the
stable office, 1850 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

WAsHixaTos, Sept. ISL A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, generally
fair weather except that It is followed in
Tennessee by local rains, variable winds,
nearly ct itionaTy temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, continued
cool and generally fair weather, variable
JVinda. 4t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

September % the Baltimore & Ohio will
sell xcursion tickets to st, Evansville 10
persons wishing to be present Of the lay
ing Of the corner stone Of the new Court
House, at 10 cents for the round trip.
Tickets good TO return September %.
Trains leave at 7:S5 and 9:i5 A. N. city
4fFnA
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF MoOlens, being com.
plete line Of Sultipgs, PantalOOnings and
OTerc6atings, when We shall get up in
ilrst.class style and 1T, and at lowest
prices. Also, n full line Of Furnishing
VOOu' Al"A'' " A'n q. HESS 8 SONS.
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Cheap Excursion to PittsburEh, Sunday. Sep.
tembor 20.

The Beethoven Singing Society Of THU
city have arranged with the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati & st. Louis railway for q spe.
cisl train to Pittsburgh and return Sunday
September 20. Train will leave at a. n
lefty tlme) returning, leave Pittsburgh al
$50 P. N. Tickets good until Tuesday,
September @, inclusiye. Round trip 81 so
All are invited.
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9smtistsu.
che g,ttelti4ettrer
New Advertisements.

Pronouncipg MGtch--Opeia House.
Creamery and DAIRY Butter -McAechenS.
Lnst-Llght Fall OVercoat
An Schooi-MB. Lucy L. Wilkinson.
BoardIng Misses BunhRm.
sack for saie-1, Irwin
For sRlt-spring Water Ice.
Valuable Farm Tor Sale-R. Cnngle.
WrAps-ueo. N. knook & c0.-Held Of Local.
CIothtnG--G ptp1Rn & Co.-FopEth page.
BIrnum and London showa-Foufth page.
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II you desire Robert Lukes carriages at
funerals, don't depend on leaving your
orders with an undeJtaker or any one
else, but order direct from the Office Of
the stables, 1880 Market street.
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L.adIeA,

Felt Hats at IS cents, all the new shapes,
at HARRINGTON 4 Co.'s, I'LL Main street,
This hat is not retailed by the closest
dealers under $l.00, and in many cases at
$l.25 and 81 80; also novelties in Feathers
and Ornaments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co.'s mems
finest shoes, most stylish shoes made at
]. W. AMcK's,
1143 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

Prof. F. H. Cfago, Principal Of the
Richie school, asks that the highest grade
OF the d division in that school be made
q grade OF the O division and that the
highest grade of @ division be made a
grade Of b division in that school, and
since the grades referred to have studies
belonging to the grades into which they
are asked to be converted, think that
said change would be advantageous.
Respectfully submitted,
I. w. Fl. ANDERSON,
ISuperintendent,
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ADMISSION to the base ball games is only
25 cents. EeCh spectator is given q fee
grand stand check. There is no extra
charge for grand stand, as some have
understood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

pcw,f miss the Giobe-w. w. Bell game
to-day. twill be nip and tuck from start
10 iiniah. Gentlemen, bring your lady
irienda 70 nee the fun, ladies' dec,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday;
Z 4. N, 6ls; Il NJ, 1882. NJ 74o;7P. NJ,
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TnE Pittsburgh Bells are a very strong
team and will make the Globes play al
the ball they know how. Be on hand to
day at SEN.
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An UnfailipE safeguard AgainSt All Infoo.
ttoua DiHenAeR.

Use Camphorine Soap freely in washing
bed clothes and all clothes worn closest to
the body. See the big reward we oger.on
wrapper. s. STBuNE,
Originator Of "Wax soap,n
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Our Rpecialties for school wear should
be an item Of interest to parents and
guardians. We carry o complete stock
Of specialties which We have had
made according to our. own ideas Of how
sensible and wesr.Iesisting school shoe
should be made. What We claim for them
is that they wear great deal better aud
much longer than goods that are usually
sold for school wear. All widths and
popular prices. !. Y. BLoNp. z.
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Tn Island rink will be open for ladies
and children this afternoon,
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and ChiIdren's CIothing

OF all the various branches Of our business, the one
which know excel Boys and Childrens Clothing
We show the very Of the styles Of twenty Of the most
celebrated and successful manufacturers Bays and Chden
Clothing America We are not afraid to assert that we sell
more Boys and chd n Clothing than all the stores
nile Clothing cut by the stylish and correct patterns
Jas the higher priced thus nsuring to the person who buys
Union Cashmere Mixed Chevot just stylish and graceful
screw OF Worsted is impossible to give word description
of the shapes and styles Of make Of Boys and Chrens
Clothing 1t sa confirmation Of the old saying that ii"
must be seen to be appreciated"
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TIE Island rink will be open for ladies'
and children this afternoon,
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FoR amusement advertisement Of Opera
House Gee top oil eighth column, second
page,
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LADIES, we have Just received nice
line OF English common sense button
shoes, the largest and beat selected line Of
goods ever brought to this city.
f5-, stl L. v, BLOND,
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ANOTHER WHEELING STEAMBOAT


ANOTHER WHEELING STEAMBOAT
For Southern watsrs-ThO Courier TO Go to
Nashville.
It has been decided to take the New
Courier out OF the Wheeling and Parkers-
burg trade and send her South. She will
leave here tomorrow for Nashville, Tenn,
where she will take the place ofthe Prince
in the Nashville and Bayou Sara trade as q
mail passenger packet. In the trade she
has been in since she came out she has
not been doing much beyond paying ex-
penses, and as tho Prince has got to be re-
paired aud generally oyerhauled, II
is thought best TO send the Courier
to take her place. 1t has been
about six years since the Prince was given
good overhauling and the result is, that
about 10 per cent oil her first cost will
have TO be spent on her hull. It will be
remembered that Capt. Tom. Prince, mas
ter Of the Courier, sent the Prince south
alter securing the mail contract referred
to, soon after the Princess was completed.
The Elaine hes been engaged to take the
Courier's place in the Parkersburg trade,
until such time as the Transportation
Company shall secure another boat for
the trade or make some other arrange.
D'f The Courier, a, Is wellknown, is brand
new boat, built by tho Sweeneys, OF this
city, and like all Of their work first Class.
She is q fast runner and few months
service will serve to make her still speed
Ter. She handles very easily, and is
bound to make q good impression on
Southern steamboatmen. Her owners are
the same ones interested in the Price.
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Go and see the stylish mems seemless
congress for $250,at J.W. AMcX's,
1143 Main street.
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AB0UT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Abroad.
Architect ohssles Hamilton has secured
the contract for the erection Of a fine new
bank building at Cadiz, Ohio.
Rev. Geo. Pelly, Of Limestone, .Marphall
county, Is visiting friends and relatives in
West Liberty.
Mr.. John Beck, prominent and high
" respected farmer OF Brooke county,
died at his home and was buried at the
West Alexander cemetery on Wednesday.
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Gentlemen

Coop music at the Island rink ever
night.
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THr irWant Soap, - universally acknowl.
edged 70 DO The biggest and hest6 cent bar,
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A CLOSE contest will occur in to.day't
base ball game between the Globes and
Bells. Game called at 8 o'clock, sharp.
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Music tonight at the Alhambra Palac,
Rink
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are lmpOsters.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler.
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Of Elegant Roller Skates with Each Boys and ChHts Suit
NEWS AND B0YS' FURNISHINGS.

Right from the beginning Of the season we shall quote
prices for all kinds of Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods that
will this branch Of business to BOOM Although We
do the largest trade in these goods Of any store in the city,
ambition knows no bounds We want to do more Form
stance that thing Underwear have 1000 doza
embracing every quality, the cheapest reliable grades
the finest French English and German goods We said VIC were
going increase trade in this branch and in order do
we must offer some extra nducement That nducemen we
have determined shall be LOWEST PRICES in the city for
any article you may need from Collar Button to Came
Hair Undershirt. t s:5e
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Music tonight at the Alhambra Palace
Rink.
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eOob imusic at the. Island rink every
night.
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Music tonight at the Alhambra Palac'
Rink.
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Coon music at the Island rink every
night, 49,
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EN0R DoDGERs AND SMALL HAND
~ Hills
and n Fourteenth street. EhoT0 yu1 IN n scSdIl1
NaothA 9 lenlt 0aaell
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- nIs g wlh VI g by Logan q Co, ana RieA.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-19

VaNTED-Situation as book-k-eper or
w clerk. by yoang man who has had eH-
per.ence and has good references ADDRESS u
o. care Eagle aso-"'
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VYYANTED-Three good BARRIERS at the Pal
w ace barber shop, No. l2i west Douglas
avenue in this city. None nut frst-clAss Work
''N - =
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.NeN ! ora L<iter- J

Speaking Of the Italians, sa~ one curious
statement in prin. in CONNECTION With them
Q few days acn Nsariy al the laborer,
employed on the new sauedrct. thst VIII
probably cost So. 0ee. 900, are sons of sunny
italy. There are about SO Of them, ali tod.
The statement came from one q the con-
tractors He sid he toaried all h;s Italisus
himself, bccacse If he allowed them q board
themselves they would not eat enough t. lie
in condition 10 WORK The average Italian
is certainly a frugal liver Il = dou5tui
il the heathen Chinee himself caa satisfy his
stomach with les money. But did no;
know before that contractors VINO erap,oJ
Italians saplly the gastric dsEar;ussn'
themselves in order 70 make SIRE Of far
DAYS work
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DRY Goods Baile,in-l

We think there is too much disposition on
the part OF large portion OF the press and
Of individuals % express Contempt fer the
mercantile instinct o. The Hebrew. and
especially the manufacturer Of clothing. to
buy his materials cheap for they do not
display this characteristics uore than o;herS
IL Is the law Of trade to buy as caeaply as
possible and sell as dearly as possible, and
every c,as OF buyers and seller' 90 this
The Hebrew Is n rule buys more largely Tor
cash than others, and hence Is able often to
command special advantages but he Is not
meaner than other customers, though eh
may be shrewder often