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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Die &atboltfen ano Die YreHe.

l1sber bieiss Sbsn1a bra9te Der vWonis
teur be Stone" DOR Ginger Belt einen NrtiteI,
benz mir foIsenbe Stelle entnsbmen:
Sie YreGe 1T eiue WeItmadt seworbeu,
eine quite ober b6ie, ie nod benz @ebrau9e,
Der pom Sbr sema9t ptrb.
Die Setnbs Der seisnidaftIt5en Orb
nuns, bic 9ssner Der &eIisinn unb Wos
raj bebienen fid ibrer NIT mertpirsise.
@eiditIi9teit; fte uerben babel uuters
ititt pon ben i9Iimmen Reigunsen unb
@eIiifen Der menidIiden Ratur ieitens bes
Yublitums.
Die Ratbolifen baben IS pobl Idnsit als
lire 9flidt e%rtannt, fi9 sIei9erpeiis bis
Yreie oienftbar 3u MAIDEN; aber IS 1T If;
men I'M aasemeinen au9enommen nod ni9i
selunsen, bic usberma9t Der i9Ie9teu
Brefe gu bre9en.
Ser &atbolicismus bat cine ifattIi9s
8abI bon ssIsbrten unb bsrsbeten 8srtbets
oisern; aber In Der 9refie finb ibrer
3n psnts unb fe entpiteIn ni9t bas slei9s
Seuer in ber Sertbeibisuns, pie BITE @es:
ner bel ibrem ansrife. 0as 9ute fdmpft
nod immer au wenis sesen has 8Sie.
Sn Srantrei5 baben BITE ertremifen ras
bitaIsn Barrier Srsane, wie v2atsrns"
unb vSntraniiseant". eine Gufase uon
$50 = 800, 900 gremplare. Ste Ia.
tboIii9en Srsane pom Paris baben nit
@~usnubu.e bes r9e Groir", NIT chamber
teine 10, 900 I%bonennten, unb bic monars
did ssfinntsn BIdtter, NIT Iusnabms
bss vSoIeiI", nidt uiel oariber.
8as muB seidebsn, nm bieien Stant
Der Sinse gu bsiern3 Orsi 0inse eri4eis
men ais notbwenois:
/. gtnisunsa nb gintra9t t.
@s mil len bic Rrdfte seiammeIt unb cons
csntirt uerben: 70 LANCE fe fi9 ~ifoliren
uno 3eripIittern, brinsen fe ni9ts 81
Stanbe.
2. Gs muB bic Sorm, BITE Sprade fris
i1sr unb lsbenbiser werben. Ste &aIts
ston ssbistet bic S9onuns Der Wenidsn,
aber nidt bic S9Onuns bsr faIi9su Sheen.
8. 9etuntdreOpfer. Oaburd
hot man beionbsrs in gelsisn unb bat bic
iocial' bsmOfratii@s grshs 9 sroBs @rfolss
errunsen. 81
8enn bteie brsi Bsbinsd lsen ernitlid
erfiut itnb, bann werben he &atboItten
tros Der 5inbsrnife, usI6e gbre unb @ss
wifen ibuen bereiten, In ibrem sutsn
Rs9te unb in ber @e=e9tistett ibrer Sa9e
einen griat bafir finbsn, baB fe auf 10
man9e unebrIt5e 8affen ibrer @esner
gsrsi3t leiitsn miiiisn.
9ber mas fam stuen &atboIiten pom
Der grfiuuns elmer ioI9en YHidt abbaIs
ten? 8as man am gnbe pom ibnen uers
Ianst, TT nur: I'M 6ffentIi9en 2ebsn su
tbuu, mas Ct aae Gage I'M 9riuatleben
tbut.
Sat bic Srsibsit lire @efabren, 70 bat
fe au5 ibre @ortbeiIe, unb man miBte
idon isbr tb6ridt istn, woIte man iene
bsftsben obne fi9 bieie ansueisnen. Die
wubrs 9riiltde Sreibeit beitebt Dor aaem
in benz Sample fur bas Cute uub fir bic
Wabrbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Sbr tennt, ebrparbise griber, bic 3eit:
psrbdItntHe. Auf Der etnen Seite ftnb BIZ
Weni6en pom elmer u~ubdnbtseu 2eiewutt
6eieelt, auf Der anbern Sette ersteBt ftt
stn Strom i9le5ter S9riften. @s tam
toum seidtlbert perben, weIdeu S9aber
bieie tastdslt3 ben Sitteu unb ber &eIi:
ston 3ufisen. 0arum ietb etfris barauI
beba3t, bur5 Bitten unb @%r,nabnen uni
auf anbere 8etie bic 9ldubtsen BON iener
unIautern Queueu ~fern1ubalten unb ie 81
bsferu gu fibren. Sebr nitli9 wirb es
jetn, wenrl rnter euerer Muff3t unb Set:
tins Easesblatter eri6einen, wel9e ben
pon allen Setten barserei5ten Site Seit'
semaB e~ntsesenptrten, unb bic Wabrbeit,
Gusenb unb &eIisiOn i4isen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusiefi9en Sii9Ofe
1898
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
IntrOit, Gradual, Oirtrtory and Com. Of thu
Mass for a Bride and Bridegroom.

gta6 benz Requiem 1T bic grautmeiie ODER
So6jeitsmeiIe luobl bic etnji9e, bic talt tnmer
pom &inoer6Oren sur Multiplying all @ertta9en
9elangt.
0aS Requiem pirb pobl fait pon ben meiten
8inber6Oren litur9ii6 9eiun9sn, oa es in ben
meiiten fatbolii9en @eiansbii9ern aufsenpms
men lit.
Ni6t 70 bic Missa pro Sposi ct Sponsa. Serr
Sin9enber9er bat bur6 obi9es s3ert oielem
llebel ab9ebolfen unb ben @boral ben Srsaniz
item uno Orsaniitiunen munb9ere6t 9emadt.
Die Sei9abe Der 9re9orianii6en Notatior 1T SI
loben. OaS Sfiertorium IN ni6t IN Der 9re9oz
rianii6en 0eiie, ionoern 4fad, nGmlid: 1itim.
pon g 8. Sii6oti, 2tinl. BON ". Yiel, 4ltim.
pom .: @n9sl nnS 4itim. Ntannerbor pon DR..
aue pier @ompoIitionen iinb re6t eiiettpou
uno firdlid. g8ir wiiniden beibsn @erten bic
peiteIte Verbreitung.
nei eri6tenen pom SceIuiten sYater Sonin pon
Buffalo, q. .. IS 1T bieies cine uor3iSlide
Competition, wel6e 9epiB alen Sborre9enten
miQfommen iein niro. Sa Der Wtai nit ben
liebli6en Qnba6ten 5ur SimmelStoni9tn balo
iein Grideinen MAIDEN wirb, 10 lei auf oiele
sitanei bsionbsrs auimertiam semadt.
Spier Der Iepolution. 8usitss 9sft fir
has Sabr 1889. &esensburs. Orud
pon ST.. Yuftst, 1889.
sSu bieIer SO Seiten itarten Sroi9ire perbeu
bic geiben unb has @leno Der arulen 6loiterz
iraueu in Stalieu bei6riebeu. Die Sage bieier
a~ottoewei6ten Srauen uub Der betlaSenspertbe
buitanb berUitslieber 1T aus benz Seite erli6tli9
Ole 5abl Der SlSlter. Ole Der nnterltisamns be-
len berri1t bic auBerite Rotb. Die S6rift, be-
rem 8reis uns leiber ni6t befannt 1T, wirb gum
0obl Der arInen 8loiterfrauen perfauit. Wiloe
@abeu fam man on bic Rebaftion bes rSenbs
boten bes 8ottli1en SerSens Seiu" an Sr. puitet
in Rem Dorf unb Cincinnati ieubsu, menn man
nidt por3iebt, ie inter Der Abreiie: Glla 0ires
alone bella @ipilta @attoliea, &ome, Yia 8ipsts
Ia, 246, sStaIia. ~ isnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Seius toulu1t Bel peridlofsn Ebiren.
Sob. 90.
A6tuns i6r Sat6oGt&en.
nte stiuau,e Ses pera. @t,,s TX.

Bir eriu3en Sis intdubisft, allen benen
NIT eurem suteu Btaen unb eurer 9unit
bet,uifeben, bic, NIT @siit besabt urb NIT
s~eniisenber &enntniB ausseriitet, f9 an
Ste @rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 3ettuns
gen our 8ertbetbisuns unb 8erbrettuns Der
tatbOIti9en 9ebre uer6ffentIi9en.
@ncpclica Ytus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

conceiFonsn psrfeben. Ser biid6fi9s
S4at, ioweit Ct ii9 tn ber Sransistauers
ttr9e gu 0imburs betnbet, 1T sIei@ Der
Domtir5e unb beren beweslt9en &unitses
senftdnben @isentbum bes preubti9en
StaatS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Die gttutttte 2eo'S XIII.

2aHet eusr 2t6t leu9ten Dor ben Nens
f&eu, bamit ie euere suten @erte ieben.
t1nb Der 9err sebe eu9 6aau Setnen Seseul
Eco XIII. an bas in Yarma eri8einenbe SIat.
Luce" 0eu6te), anians 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
@teoer Elm rttueaer taoti6er
WorO.

llebsr sinsn rituelsn Worb mirb aus
Bubapef unter BEN Is. Wdrs ssmsIbst:
xSsuts wsrbsu 3wsi wObIbabsube Subeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Die iebr seitsemGBe groi6iire, bic pom bod
no item gti6of senebmi9t 1T, 9ibt auf ruenisen,
16, Seiten ale bauptid6li6en @riinoe se9en
bic 10 perberbli6en iinb ms llnslId fibrenoen
Mii9ebeu. Sas S6riit9en 1T 1pertb, baB es
pon ben tatbolii6en SSunsfrauen aufmertlam
9eleien wiro. 9eioer lit uns Der Preis ni9t be-
flunt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
A VERY SAD SUICIDE
Mr. Homer G, Underwood Cuts
His Throat Fatally
WHILE UNDER ALTERATION.
The Result Of being out of Work
and Of III Health-The Remains
to be taken to Slonopgahela
oltyin charge oro. U. Am.

About 8 o'clock yesterday morning
Mr., Homer O. Underwood, living at 81
Virginia street, Island, cut his throat
with the blade Of a shoe knife from
which the handle had been lost. He
died about s o'clock,
Mr., Underwood was a carriage trim
mer by trade, but had been out OF work
for some time, and was besides in very
Ill health, He has several times lately
showed signs Of mental alteration, DR.,
Myers was summoned, but could do
nothing, The cut extended from just
below the left ear to the middle OF the
throat, and death was caused by hem
orhage.
Coroner schultze was notified, and
examined several witnesses. He gave 9
certificate Of death by suicide,
Mr., Underwood was highly respected
by those who knew him, He leaves Z
widow, ason and daughter. He came
here from Monongahela City, Pa, and
was o member OF the o. U, A, NJ, there
Welcome Lodge, OF this organization
located here, took charge OF the remains
and will send them TO MonongahelI
City, where the lodge will conduct thu
funeral. The funeral services will taxi
place at his late residence on the lslant
at I o'clock this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
A bad EREIGHE NREGK.
A South Bound Train on the
Ohio River Road
DERAILED BY STRIKING A cow
Nine Cars of Iron Badly Injured and
an oil Tank Demolished The
whole Crew Luckily Escapes,
A Woman's Close Call,

A rather disastrous freight wreck Oc-
CURED on the Ohio River railroad at a
point between West Columbia and the
Camden mines, about 5 o'clock yester-
day morning, Through freight train No,
Is, south bound, which left here Wed,
nesday afternoon, at that point struck q
COW, knocking 1t from the track against
the side OF tho cut The body rolled
back under the wheels Of the third car
from the engine, derailing and badly
wrecking nine cars loaded with railroad
iron for the new road in Jackson county,
and fish plates, One oiltank, filled, also
made a part Of the train, and 1t was
thrown clear across the track, wrecked
and emptled, It struck on top Of two
fat cars,
Awoman who was driving the COW
which was struck and two other cows
was only saved from death by the fact
that q car which was thrown toward
where she stood struck a huge rock be-
fore reaching her.
Noneoi the crew was hurt, fortunate
ly, and seven tramps who were stealing
a ride on the train escaped unhurt,
Mail train No. 2 arrived here yester'
day afternoon four hours late, having
been compelled to transfer passengers
baggage and express at the wreck. The
mail was left, and brought up on No,
last night. The track was cleared last
evening, and all trains will run on
schedule time to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
MARTINS FERRY.
Thieves at Work-PerusnRl GosSIp-school
House BuIldInK, -

Thieves at Work-PeruonRl GNssIp-sOhOOl
House Bullding,
George McGlumphrcy Is able TO bS out again,
Miss Matte Exley is visiting friends at ut,
Pleasant,
MI, ". II, Humphrevillc will travel Tor L,
Magin, Of Pittsburgh.
Miss Ella lnglebrIght came home from the
ateubelvllle Seminary.
Mrs. James Watson left last evening for WASH
ingIon, Pa, to vlSitTelatlves.
Mr., Joseph haywood returned to Omaha last
night, aiterRn extended visit here,
MesSS. Henry Floto and Patrick McDonaugh
returned yesterday from the sOuth. They
brought home some hnO peaches
-Four teams are hauling lumber to the Long
Run tunnel on the wheeling 4 Lake Erie
Railroad, with which to build houses for the
miners
twenty-five children arc taking the spiritual
retreat III the 81, Mary's church this week. They
will make their first Holy communion on sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell, Of Mt. Pleasant,
and Mr.. and Mrs, GriRlth Lemon, Of llarrisvllle,
have been visiting friends In Martins Ferry this
week,
j, g, Mitchell, Secretary OF tho Water Works,
desires TO apologize for turning water on several
bridge engineers unlnlCntiOnally while he was
cleaning out tho ilro plugs last evening, The
engineers were nearly drowned
On Wednesday evening three boys ran around
o baSc ball diamond to sec Which one could run
the greatest distance In thEee'iOurths OF an hour,
One made six miles and " yards, another 1--WE
miles and 100 yards and tho other three miles
and 100 yards.
Tho Board Of Education lust night lot the
contract for building the now school house In
the Third ward 10 the Wheeling Mining aud
Manufacturing Company. The stone work on
the First ward building was lot ~ James Fin.
Icy, and the other work TO tho Wheeling Mining
aud Manufacturing Company. The total cost
Of tho two houses isto boS2l,6SO,
Thieves appear to have q special spite agaInst
Mr., ]. W. Collins, who resides on North Fifth
street. Not satlslCd with stealing his valuable
Scotch field spaniel dog, ono Of tho most intelll.
gent In town, they dug up a lot OF flowers, plants
and all. Tho other day some boys stole q rat
trap out OF Nj, Alex DavldS0n's yard and at.
tempted to make bird cage out oft,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
pninl, Amin Ind lll,ar.

Tho river Is again falling at this point.
The leVce gauge at dusk last evening
showed q depth In the channel Of 0 feet
/ inch. The Hudson, from Pittsburgh
10 Cincinnati, passed down at II u, M
and the Scotia, Ia tho same trade, passed
Dip during tho day The W. N. Chan
c6llor Is due down AZ an carly hour this
morning, on her way from Plttsburgh 10
Cincinnati. The Louis A. sherley 10 due
from Cincinnati this morning; she Will
leave for that port on her return trip at
3 o'clock tomorrow evening, Captain
Tom Hunter ig Ia command, az usual,
and that populaf clerk, Charll 70 Reeves,
ID still presiding geniuH IN tho office
they know how 10 mako u pleasant iot
theIr patrons, az hundreds can testify,
THO Ben Huf IL this mornings Parkefs.
buFp packet the Courier arrived and
dsnRftsd on time In that trade yestef.
ISy morning. The o. w. Bachelor or.
fiyed aad departed In good time In her
Pittsburgh trade. The ella Layma1
TowbOat Company, Of Chatleaton, has
been awarded the contract for towing
ths government drodge boats on the
Ohio river during tho present summer
and coming fall. The steamer John Il,
will do the work and 10 now being over.
hauled and put Into tlfstelass condition
Tor the purpose and will DO ready 10
start by Wednesday OF Thursday Gap.
tald bob Carr says that thete were eight
bidders, one Of whom offered 10 take
lhe contract for less that The lIaytiAr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
BIELLlIRR.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City,

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
ExppsSmen are hauling water from tho old
spring up Indian run.
seyeral BellalFe peOplQ took In the festival At
Rock Hill church last night
There arc twenty petitions out for the eln'
statement Of Professor Wennef,
Charles r, Martin, Of Toledo, prominent
labor man, was here yesterday,
The lremen here have arranged for big par
ade and contest on the Fourth OF July,
BellairO could without much trouble muster a
club Of about sixty bicycle riders now,
The Baltimore 4 o'stayellng auditor was
hero yesterday and checked Cashier slrphlpp,
s. K, Smith, presidential the Bottle Company,
Is In the East Ia the interests Of the company,
Prof. r. W, Werner Is still on top and smiling,
and the larger majority Of cilzenS arc on his side,
The contract for the building Of the new First
n, Z. Church will In all probability, DO lel to-
night,
The Increase by the Board Of Equalization here
has reached $4,000, with the Fourth aud Filth
wards 70 hear from.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Eeyaps win DO large Il,
ly attended, nS all tho school teachers and chill
dren will DO In attendance.
The Baltimore & Ohio mllrOad have been haul
ing great many cars Of bananas through here
this week for western points,
Resolutions Of thanks for valuable services
rendered were rendered Prnl, Wenner by tue H.
OF L, and the Wenuer cadets
Scarlet fever has been the cause Of two deaths
near 81, ClalHYille, this week, and residents OF
tho uelghbOrhoOd are frightened,
The boys implicated In tho Lantern Globe
strike, who arc wanted here for the trouble Of
Tuesday, have skipped to Washington, hi,
The Bellalre, ZaneSylllo & Cincinnati railroad
arc hauling big lots Of lumber from near Jacobs
burg for the new Standard mill warehouses.
The Bellalre, ZaneSyille & Cincinnati Railroad
will run an excursion from Caldwell 10 Bell
Rire next sunday, A brass band will accom-
pRny II,
The little fellow DllwoTth Little. who wal
knocked down and run oyer on Wednesday
night, Is doing as well a. could 10 expected, and
may pull through all right,
There was considerable Of an upToRr amOnl
the parents Of the boys who were bound over 4
court for beating the boy who persisted In work
ing after the strike took place, but the intention
Of the management is to break up this practice,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
Take Time by the E0l9IOGk,

And come in and get your share of the MAGNIFICENT
BARGAINS we are offering,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
CARPENTERS STRIKE.
The Employment Of Non.Union Timers
Causes Trouble.

The Employment OF Non.Union Tinaerp
Causes Trouble.
Yesterday the carpenters employed by
Reltz, Fladlng & Co., on the building
owned by O. D. Hubbard and occupied
BY Barnes & McGregor's queenswaro es-
tablishment, on Main aud Fourteenth
streets, struck, owing to the fact that B.
F. Caldwell, who was doing the Tin roof
ing, employed non-union timers on tho
lob. Two non.union carpenters were
secured 10 finish the work Immediately
necessary. Late last night nothing had
been done toward the settlement Of the
strike.
The contract was transferred to O.
Hoehle Z Son, but not TIL after the
hands at the planning mill had also quit.
Lumber was scnt by the firm to Kleyis,
Kraft & 90. Is to be planed, but that firm
on being waited on by committee OF
strikers, declined TO do the work, fear.
ing their men would also strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
Resolutions of Respect.
VRsTRY or TIL


CONGREGATION LRsHEM sHoMAJIi,
WHEELING, VIVA, June IS, 1880. J
We are called upon to bow in humble
submission to the decree Of Providence,
who in His allwise judgment has called
to eternal rest our brother, Simon Hork-
heimer, who departed this life June
II, 1880.
MIR. Simon Horkhelmer has been for
many years an officer Of the Board OF
Trustees, whose efficient chairman he
was, and We deeply mourn tho loss Of
one who was ever ready and willing to
do all in his power for the furtheranCe Of
the best interest OF our congregation, OF
which he was one OF the Oldest menu
bers, and whose wise and prudent Coun-
sci always led to good results. In his
death his family loses q loving husband
and father, his many friends one who
was always staunCh and true In his pro.
LESSONS, and the community one OF its
best and enterpfising citizens who was
always foremost In oil matters Of public
interest.
To his bereayed family we extend our
ind condolences IN their faithful adh Ter
ence TO the good precepts taught in our
religion that "God doeth all things well ;
blessed BIO the name Of God"
ReSolved, That these resolutions DO
spread on the minutes Of the book Of
the Secretary, a copy be sent TO the fam
lily and BIO publishedin the daily papers.
HENRY BAER, President.
HENRY JACOBS, Vice President,
BERNARD HoRKHElMRR,
JULIus BRILLEs,
SAMUEL KRAps,
AARON KRAFT,
Board Of Trustees.
7. YANBERa, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
syrup OF Figs

Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in so cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and o. Men
kemeller,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14

Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and pruneS, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II Inn
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, Indigestion, billousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by @. Il, Goethe, w. W. Irwin
W. f., Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale npef1kR,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14

lSslsr upon having pillsburt's best
Flour, all gtocen cell N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need a gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver Is inac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator" by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates Is Just what You need. Give 1t a
trial. Sold In 10 cent bottles by O. r.
Goethe, w. W. Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co, wholeeale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14
Sewton,s system Of press Cutting

/ desire to call the attention Of all
ladies thinking Of learning a first-Class
system, to q new and perfect system Of
cutting with no ''ltting" whatever.
draft directly upon the cloth without
the aid Of patterns. Each pupil may cut
test waist 10 iit perfectly, without
change whatever, while under my in.
struCtions. My terms are reasonable,
including an outfit when pupil has
finished. MARY A. HofEiNs,
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms,
No. GO Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14

Yesterday Nelson lsaaCs, Of Kentucky,
reported Nt police headquarters that hG
had boon robbed Of S2O6 while apleep ON
Eleventh street lie was waiting loF A
train, and having been dtihkinv. ieii
asleep, and when he awakOd ms WA
minus his money, though his watch WSs
lett There was no clue 10 tho fohl,eT,
lAgut, Deku saved the bRlnO man itnn,
being robbed Of $500 on the lliih al issi
lCalOd, "NA '-''VA'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-14

The Bridgeport new town hall will be
formally opened on next Tuesday even.
Ing with ah entertainment by Meister's
orchestra and the following well known
yocallsts: Misses Flora Williams and
Katie Michael, Messrs. Day, Carson,
Arkle and the zulaui Brothers. The
opening address will be delivered by
George Mckee. There viii also be
Rotations by Messrs. Hehnlg and
Steel. An admission fec Of % cents will
DO charged and The proceeds will be
donated 10 Tie JoRhstdgn food suffer.
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This court met at 10 a. m. yesterday,
with all the judges present. The cases
Of Medley VS.. Bee ct al, from Doddridge
county, and Taylor vs.. B. 4 o. Railroad
Company, from Ritchie, were submitted.
The cases Of Mayhem Co, ys, II, NJ.
CLARK ct al, from Richie county, and
Mayhem & Go. vs.. ]. B. Hallam, admin
istrator, ct al, from the same county,
were continued to the September term,
The case OF Levi Chenowith ct al. vs..
the County Court Of Richie county,
from poddridge county, was partly
heard and continued until this morning
for the completion Of the arRumenk.
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Stockholders, Meetlngs.
General Notices.
ImpOTtant Notice.

on account Of the long and continued cool,
wUt weather. there vi III DO great danger Of much
sickness following the advent OF hot weather,
The attention Of HOUSEHOLDER and the public ID
directed 10 tho Importance Of strict aRnitAIy
regulations, and frequent applications Or lime,
CafbOllc acid, or other dlsihicCtanls 10 collar,
ontbnildlng1 and promises generally Owing %
lhe excessive contamination q the ohio river
the bodies Of other animals, contents Of pfiyy
vaults and other impurities, the drinking 81 the
water u absolutely dangerous, Boiling all water
used Tor domestic purposes for al least One.hall
hour, u strictly unlolied a. the only absolutely
reliable protection,
Persons Wishing 10 make Complaints about
garbage or other ntillanCes will confer 4 favor
by writing plainly Tie nature Of complaint,
names aud number 81 premises, on pOiill
card, Instead OF using Tho telephone, they Will
thus DO SURE 70 reach mo, ana their wants will
receive prompt attention.
dEoRdB I. GARRISON, Md,
leo Health OiIib6F,
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y, James Chapman, RenwoOd, W. Va,