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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

The Meeting at Bridgeport Saturday, tc
select delegates 10 the Republican Conyen'
Gon for the nomination Of county ofliGsfs
and representatives in the General AS
sembly was presided over by Burgett Nc,
Connaughy, w. II. Clark acting as secre.
tary. The following delegates aud alter.
mates were elected: Delegates-Tho
Jones, Henry Koehnllne, Burgett Nc.
Connauehy, +. o. Robinson, Samson Scott,
w. .H. Clark and Geo. Giffin. Alternates-
w. +. Howells, r, $. Smith, John F,
Smith, w. +. Bra,ton, James CLARK, ]. NJ.
Todd, Joseph McGonnaughy. DR.. Todd
was elected Central Committeeman. The
delegates were instructed TO vote for Mr..
George Robinson, Of Martins Ferry, ior
County Treasurer,
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Tho Banner snal.o Story.

/ The contest for the belt might as well
stop. This, from the Braxton Democrat,
ID the boss:
Aweek or so since, as Clark Evans was
coming down from the mouth OF Holly,
he observed, near the roadside, what he
at first thonght 70 be O large barrel hoop
lying instheweeds. Hewonld have passed
on and probably never thought Of the cir
cumstance again, had he not noticed some.
thing peculiar in the position of the hoop,
and going nearer to examine II, he found
To his surprise that the hoop was formed
by two large black snakes. They had
probably been fighting and each hid con.
Guided 10 get away with the other by
swallowing him. Each had commenced
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Floral Sunday.

Floral services for the benefit Of the
children were held at the Fourthsreet NJ.
T.. Church and the English Lutheran
Church yesterday. At the Fourth Street
Church the morning services consisted Of
responsive readings sand musical exercises,
selected with q view TO engaging and In
teresting the little folks. The attendance
was large. In the afternoon the English
Lutheran Sunday School had its services.
Here also the church was beautifully
decked with growing plants, cut flowers
and bouquets, while singing canaries lent
to the attractiyeness Of the room. Numer-
Gus short speeches, addressed 10 the chill
dren, were made, and in a portion Of the
services, notably the singing, the children
Joined with hearty will.
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RIVER NEWS.

3. N. NICKNAME Co.
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Tng farmers have at last quit saying
Eyes; q nice enough shower, solar as II
goes; but wo need more yet" They have
enough. -.--.-
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The Baltimore { ohiois said tobe think.
ing Of thoroughly repairing the old
National House, which it owns, and which
used to be a great railroad hotel before
Tho .i,.n. h.ils.n man ht,tlt 7 Z
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Secretary of State Walker has issued O
certificate Of incorporation TO the Hopkins
and Pleasants Lumber Company, a cor
poration formed for the purpose Of buying
and leasing timber lands in West Virginia,
aud for the erection Of saw mills and
wood working machinery, and purchasing;
manufacturing, cutting, owning and sell.
ing OF all kinds Of timber. The principal
office Is to be at Barboursville. Fifteen
hundred dollars has been subscribed and
the full amount has been paid in, with the
privilege OF increasing the stock to $50, 900
The stock Is divided into shares Of Sl0C
each. and 10 held by five gentlemen o.
New York city.
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Rlnlnnsx I,snta tne Bow.

An unusually large crowd witnessed
the novel FIVE mile race at the Chapline
street rink Saturday night. w. II. Blake
ney, Of Rochester, N. Y. skated five miles
while Jesse Burkett Robert Dovener, lid
Shuttieworth, Of Beilaire, Hunt Baggs and
Daniel Taylor skated mile each in sue.
cession, Blakeney coming in six laps
ahead, "without hall trying The state
tnent published yesterday that the Eve
miles were made In 16:S5is ridiculous. No
time wastaken, but thereal time was much
longer than this. The race was interest
ing throughout and very exciting at
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.ToR SALE.

Five roomed House, No. 1870 Jacob ssEect
BtsltGsS Houses No. 2l00 aud 2iO5 Ahin sHstA
A half lot on Seventeenth street. So. ,,.r,,p.
Eohlriner Farm better known ~ CA1Es msSS,..Std
house. barn, corn cribs and othe! OuIie snSE
orchard OF 10 tres, choice lr1lt, apples IN
pears, &C. Bald 70 be ono Of tho must ota"''''
small farms In ohio county. 1,lu,,,,eE
blacksmith Shop, Tools BelloWs an Ei.d LtA'S
ChaniIne strcet south OF BeTenleenth street. .,r,,t
Thomas Newman Properly on slxseen@ 's''
Lot No. 10, east side Of Eoa street, ths ''0'N-
LOT south o. Tweaty.eiehth stEcet.
J1aEs1. Al HESRI Z RSIsI IsGls ASeSShi, &.
CoiiCotnF and NOIAEy Fa SsiSst.
les No lll2 9ltLg1suM.
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Baltimore & Ohio.

[ Change OF time on the Wheeling & Pitts
burgh division on and after Sunday, Jun,
81, 1885. Trains will leave Wheeling FOL
Pittsburgh, Pa, city time, at 4:40 and 7:4i
A. NJ, and 1920 and 9 :35p NJ. Washington
accommodation at sos r. W Arrive
Washington accommodation at7:35 A. N
From Pittsburgh at 9;05 and 11:05 a, NJ.
and Q los and 1915 p. N. Trains depart
ing at 4:40 A. N. and G:S5 p. NJ, and arriv
ing at 0:05 A. NJ. and 10 :15 r. NJ, run daily
other trains daily except Sunday.
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IW.ANTEID T0 GREM.ATEL.
[TnE DEAD BODY on nIs NFANT.
H4elllag Tlmo It weit Whseiipg Yssterday,
a Man claims 70 Rave gssa Iasplrsa 70
KIN His wife-His Insaso Conduct y
othsrwlse = cltlssns Interfere.

For about % year past o man named
Kessler has been, living over at West
Wheeling with his wife and three chill
dren. He is eyidentlya foreigner, though
Of what nation native the neighbors
have never been quite able to find out.
He says himself he came from Jerusalem,
while many who know him pronounce
him aPole. Certain it is that he has been
content to live as few human beings in
this enlightened land would be. He
built q little frame shanty with one room,
about twelve by sixteen feet, and in this
was the family sleeping and dining room,
nursery and kitchen, as well as the mans
own workshop. lie is a crockery maker,
and has in his yard small. dome.shaped
oven for baking crooks. His house, lift
could be digaitied by the name Of house;
fronts on the road along the river, and Ii
near the south end OF the village.
Kessler has sold his wares in The Filth
ward market twice week for several
months, and always seemed to do reason.
ably We'll, and to have ready cash enough
to supply the wants Of much more ex.
pensive family.
Many Of his neighbeTs incline TO the
opinion that lie Is crazy. Last winter the
FIRMLY suffered from the cold on account
OF a lack Of clothing, especially Of bed
clothing, until the neighhots took pity or
| them and supplied them bountifully with
what they seemed TO need.
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Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity.
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nRILAIRR.
The Repnbiiean Primarios-ch Church and
Personal Notes. sI,

Ane @epeaehsan E.i ,asa.s,7 as's
:, ( 7, e f,.s4'.. Se'es:
4Is. y. p D., Sratty ID nome from Nisls
70 Lewis MINIS. :,
Miss Allie Melott Is home from school
at gainesville, ONO.
i. g. Battelle Is back at work in the
Goblet works Office alter vacation.
Mr.. Colbert Of the Bottle works, will
build two.story dwellingnear the works.
A new bridge il being built over Indian
run for 'the tfack 10 t6e Nail works coal
bank. -
III, Foste. n 4. d oordrctor ,ait nm
Che fYhaneeiIn, sstn riiav Win b;a family
for for obarlesto gl w WV Va. "t''t 80
~ sood ',neny 20 tbe vacant .lot. m Rose
HiIl SsSa Mean t \, With n,; I and ara
i.a;na s e,,I.;sa,ad 90 aos,; S,s N 80
9e.ls -. s va ~, 40 satues'
key. W. w. Walker, OF the EpiscoPss !
cnnfcn, IS enjoying 9 vacation WIN his
WE ~ ,ne :, snsnsna y, ss.les' 90,
mi; hev. y. n. MeHallip married M. setn
Mllkinson aa as,, AAs y mary a. pihgy, ..
a a . Mills, saturday, W tue Garter
House.
Miss Frances =. Willard, president oil
the National w. Q. 7. u, will speak on
temperance at the Christian church We'd
nesday evening, after the prayer meeting
hour.
The Baltimore & ohiois said to be think
ling OF thoroughly repairing the old
National House. which towns, and which
used to be a great railroad hotel before
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

An entertainment and festival under
the auspices Of Lallah Rookh Assembly
knights Of Labor, will be held Tuesday
evening at K. Of l.. Hall, in Becks Block
oyr1oRR AcNIcnoL arrested Charley Fry
and Ed. Phillips Saturday night for fight
ing on the suspension bridge, and hac
some trouble in getting them to the lock
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wEhaye Just received o new stock o
'"s JACOB llS ". GRuBB, the Jewcler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS
JUST RECEIVED.

Alarge assortmento Of Spring and Sum.
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest rarie-
Tics In C:atings, Suitlngs, Pantaloonings
and 0yereeatIRgs, which We will make
up In the latest and best styles and at
lowest possible prices.
Also o full limo Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. .,.<, 1, .,.,,,
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The artistic design OF the Cassell monu
ment for Greenwood cemetery, from the
office OF L. a.. Moore 4 Co, 1878 Market
street, mentioned the other day, Is on ex.
thibition in the window OF McLain's drup
store, and attracted general attention Sat.
iurday and yesterday. Its worthy ofex.
animation, and the general praise OF the
design by the city press has excited no
little interest in II. The design speaks
for itself, and Mr.. 81 @. Hamilton, the res
ident member OF the firm, will be glad to
show Of his Office In Sfangl rs block others
almost equally imposing, rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

DEPUTY SnEnlFr T. Il. BUCHANAN, d
Brooke county, took downto the Mounds
vile penitentiafy Saturday the four youth
ful burglars convicted at Wellsburg last
week and sentenced to three years i'm
prisonment each. They seemed under
the impression that they were on picnic
excursion, but they will look at in DIFF
ferent light before the three years are I'm
iahed r.N9 ~
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Mn. Joas FaASzaRYEa, the well known
flour merchant on Howard atreet, Balt.
more, has been suffering from cataract in
both eyes. Two weeks ago his cataracts
we're extracted under tho influence Of
cocaine by DR.. George Renting, OF Ralti-
more, and Mr.. +. restored to perfect sight
without feeling the slightest pain and yet
being fully conscious during the operation.
He Is able to read the finest print and
transact his business again. 81
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Stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Steamboats,.

Stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Steamboats,.
The Maggie went up with empties and
the Eugene with lumber Saturday.
The Louis A. Shirley passed down yes.
terday morning en- route from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati.
The Andes is due to-day from Cincin-
natl, for which point she will leave to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Andes
is q first-class packet with large, well ven
tilated quarters. She will have brass
band and orchestra from Wellsburg
aboard this trip.
The river rose about 8 inches yesterday,
and il the heavy rains Of the afternoon
and evening were at all general there will
be further rise. The marks last night
showed 4 feet 0 inches. At all points
above twas stationary except at Oil City,
where it was falling. S$l
Capt. John Sweeney promises that the
new 7. p. feathers will open the eyes Of
the Mississippi river men. She Is to be a
stern wheeler and her shalt fianges and
wrists weigh about 12 tons. Her dimen-
sions are as follows: Length, 2l0 feet;
gines, diameter q cylinder. 20 inches, i
feet stroke, and Of similar design to those
on the Abner o. Neal. She will be provid-
ed with three boilers, each Of which will
be a inches In diameter and % feet long,
with ak 10inch fines. She will have full
length cabin furnished in new designs,
and her texas will be 100 feet long to pro.
vide quarters for crew and eolored pas
sengers. She viii also be. provided with
cotton guards with a capacity Of $500
bales OF cotton. She will be named after
I. 2. Leathers, and will be run in place Of
the famous steamer Natchez during the
low water and dull season, between New
Orleans aud Vicksbare:
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sENsArloNAL REronra,

Areport was. in circulation in Centre
Wheeling last night that Kessler had tried
to kill his wife yesterday with an az, in
obedience to the alleged divine injunction
already referred to. This was probably
untrue, as nobody at West Wheeling
knew anything Of such an attempt. Kess.
Ter Is quoted as saying yesterday, how
ever: II ought to have killed her bis
wiie1 when they told me to; but maybe
this will do" There was a disposition
on the part Of some people to give
to this remark q cruel significance
in reference 10 the death OF the child, but
Kessler, II he used the words, probably
only referred to the death az q punish
ment. There Is no reason 10 suspect him
of his chiid's sickness, SO far4as could be
learned. Indeed, the probability Is that
his wild remarks aud eccentric behavior
began Saturday, aud that the explanation
is that he was crazed by the condition in
which he found his child when he re-
turned home.
Kessler's neighbors say he has always
been shiftless ana erratic, but never bfl-
tai. Heseemed TO be unbalanced on re-
ligiouS topics.
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AuoSo the Organizations which have
already announced picnics for July 4 are
The Mannerchor, Beethoven and Mozart
societies, the Knights OF st. George and
tho "Happy Eight" The Fair Grounds,
Park and al the gardens and groves will
be occupied.
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Miss Frances Z. Willard, president Of
the National w. CT. u, will speak on
temperance at the Christian church We'd
nesday evening, after the prayer meeting
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, June 22.--1 a. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clearing,
cooler weather, with cold wave, north.
westerly winds, rising barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, clearing,
cool weather, with cold wave, north.
westerly winds, rising barometer.
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nor SALE Or EXCHANGE.
7EyoR sALE-CoUNTRY SEAT.
Cor Gent aud a;Os Sale.
FOR ESENT.

Business Houfe, No. 400 Main ttreet- ,
Five r0omed house, nO, d Eighteenth Mle!tss ~,
No. ~ South Broadway, rooms, gA AfossA'S'
aud stable ,,
No. iH5 Sixteenth street, TO0med house
Two rooms, i3oi Woods ssFeet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-06-22

Tus Comptroller Of the Currency has
extended the corporate existence for q
period Of twenty years Of the Nattona,
Bank OF West Virginia, at Wheeling, and
the Pafketshueg National Bank.
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PosfA1 CLERK wADDLE, Of the Grafton
and Wheeling Il. 2. O., Is III and of duty,
He ffsconfned to his home in Hampshire
county with erysipelas in serious form,
the result Of an accidental blow on the
leg. received some timo ago.
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THE new Courier brought down a large
excursion FROM Steubenyille yesterday,
under the auspices Of the steubenyille
Harmonic Singing society. The excur-
sionists spent the day about town and out
Mt fha PARK
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A JosBgR's surplus stock Of Millinery
Goods, bought by our. millinery buyer, d
on the road to Wheeling and will be Bold
as purchased, at one.iourth Of the actual
cost OF The goods. Sale on Thursday Of
this week. i, Nj. MpGtIliN q 90.
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thought that was the cause Of his death.
The English sparrow makes war on the
locusts. They pick them literally TO
pieces. Its a hne thing the sparrow 10
good for something; but II would be- o
greater blessing II the locusts killed the
sparroWs. n H.sL7 y - ell3a
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CROPS AND WOOL IN ELRAsANrs COUNTY.
The st. Mary's Oracle has the following:
The crops in Peasants countyiat this writ
ing, so far as we can hear, appear to be
doing very well, with the exception OF
wheat, which our iarmera complain IL
heading out cheat in o great number of
cases whereit was supposed TO have es-
capped winter killing. We have had a fine
rain this week, and the corn and potatoes
look first rates The grass and oats were
somewhatinjured by the cold, dry spell in
May, but we will probably have a fair
crop. Wool Is being marketed slowlyby
our farmers. Ithrings from IS TO 2S cents,
as to quality, the lower figure for coarse
wool, very. bury and dirty. a good fine
wool in the dirt, but clear OF hutta, will
bring from 10 to 20 cents. We certainly
think 1t would pay ourfarmers who raise
sheep to attend TO their sheep pastures
about this time ia the year and have the
hurrs destroyed before they mature and
get in shape to damage the next crop OF
wool. a little labor now, well bestowed,
would save money next year.
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II will pay every lady in Wheeling
wanting millinery to wait for Thursdays
Sale. Goods that other dealers ask q dol
lar for will be sold at % cents.
Z. M. McGfLLIS & Co.
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Axornra fishing club. called the "Yum'
club, and composed OF Southsiders will
soon leave for sardis 10 90 into camp,
Capt. yockler and q dozen others COM
pose the party.
q pocket book belonging to W. II. Grout,
the O., L. & w. railroad official: 1t was
full Of annual passes. Mr.. Handlan sent
It to Mr. Grout.
Tup comntyolIer Of the Currency has
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The ifoorefeld Examiner says: Millions
Of locusts arc in the woods. There is
something strange about these locusts,
They come up ont Of the haTdest ground,
leaving little round holes. They are In 4
kind oi shell which burst open and out
comes o fully developed locust. Agentle.
man who undertook 70 aGceEsaip how
deep these holes ran into the ground, saws
he investigated one and found il eighteen
inches straight down, when It turned and
went In another direction, and there Is no
telling toswhat depth theygo, The locust
will remain with US about sixty days. We
were reliably informed that oyer on Cspon
d sheep got Ia eating the locusts he would
70 about and pick them of the bushes and
eat thsni but last week he died, sndt Il q
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Q. HESS q SONS.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepf's
drug store, 1918 Market street, Saturday:
IA. M, B5S'; - NJ, S4e; 3iP. NJ, SSo;;7P.M.
zoe. Sunday: Jam, 75'; y NJ, $50; 8 P.
n, So; 7r. ~, So. w.
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EXCITING three-mile race at the Alham.
bra Palace rink this evening between
Best, Of Marietta, and Bickel Shepherd, Of
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On Wednesday morning our milliner,
store windows will contain samples of TIL
goods We will offer in our grand sale, com
mencing Thursday.
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EVERYTHING In our own stock will be
reduced 10 prices responding 10 this late
purchase, aud gotin TO the big sale Of
Thursday. E. n. Mc9iLL.Sl u 90.
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MEN do not now believe in magic, but
millions testify to the magical power Of
St. Jacobs Oil in banishing the pangs Oh
rheumatism.
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EXCITING three.mile race at the Alham-
bra Palace rink this evening between
Best, q aariesta, and Ricksl Shepherd, o.
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FoR Bugeies, Phetons and Spring yyag.
ons 20 to Id. w. FERRELs. !
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White & Baker, proprietors Of the Par.
kersburg Sale Journal, have institutedsuit
for damages in the sum Of S., 900 against
the parkersburg Sentinel. Tie cause Of
the suit is the publication OF several arti.
c!es, the last being the following item in
last weeks Sentincl: "The Journal re.
marks that we are worried over it's finan:
cial standing. Not lat all. It's, the Jour.
saEs creditors whoste worried"
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SOME 90 IEssLKR's yAoARlEs.

Many Of Kessicr's neighbors declare
him to be insane. A thousand and one
Iridiculous rumors were going around yes
terjay. 0ue man declared Kessler had
said lie was Parsee or Fire.wershiper,
and It was the custom Of his people 10
burn the bodies Of the dead when they
were remote from communities OF their
own co.religionists. He Is about 3s or 40
years old. He baptized his own children,
or conducted some rite which his neighbors
called baptism. Recently he protested TO
be divinely epjoined to kill his wife, but
for some reason did not dot.
The family Is strange one in every re-
spect. Kessler does not look crazy, nor
would casual observer find anything
striking in his appearance or that OF his
wife. The children all look half famished.
1t is said, however, that Kessier has often
proicssed to receive communications from
the Almighty or from spirits TO whom he
indefinitely refers as "they." When
asked who "they" were, he responded,
GWhy, don't you know? Don't they ever
tsll you tllipgs?"
There is something pathetic in the nu.
merous eimilar stories told about the man,
and the occurrences OF Saturday and yes
terday were sad enough 10 touch heart
| OF stone. y
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YasterdnY a the pnfls.

A goodly number Of people attended
the Sacred concert given by the Opera
House band at Wheeling Park yesterday,
Although the day was not what pleasure
seekers desired, nevertheless al those
present enjoyed themselves to tho fullest
extent The large pavilion contained
about five hundred people, while the
smaller one seated about three hundred,
and the benches under the pines adjacent
to the band stand we're all Allied with
people. The rain did not interfere with
the programme, but served as check to
the promenading and rambles over the
mound, also giving the swings a rest. The
shelter afforded in the park Is sufficient to
guarantee that no one will get . wetting.
The usual popular selections were rem.
dered by the orchestra tua manner which
shoys that this fine organization is not
satisfied to rest on It's past lanrels, but ID
determined to not only maintain It's high
reputation. but Increase II.
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TIM grandest sale Of Millinery Goods
ever made in Wheeling, will commence
next Thursday at
II. N. MCCLELLAN & Co.'s.