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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-05-27
THE BRIDGEPORT SCHOOLS

Hnvo Their Eighteenth Annual Com.
monoe,nent-A CroditabIo Affair.
The Presbyterian church at Bridge
port was filled to it's utmost capacity
last evening to hear the exercises Of the
eighteenth annual commencement of
the Bridgeport public schools under tho
efficient management Of Prof. James
Duncan. Bridgeport certainly has rea-
son to feel proud OF her schools. They
are, among the best in the coun-
ty and have only attained their
high degree OF excellence by the
careful application OF brains and
ability in the management. Meister's
orchestra was present and rendered
some very excellent music. The diplo-
MAJ were presented by William Alex
ander in q graceful and neat manner.
All the graduates, without exception,
acquitted themselves in a highly credit
ablo style. Followingis the programme:
Oyerture-The Bridal Rose. ..... ...... .Layallec
Invocation.
Toward sunset...~...."."-~-Wn S. Ashbaugh
A Letter 10 My Great rand,nothc ......... IIoNz
........ ...................-Anna b Coflnnd
over,urc-william -. -. .Catlin
Foglc
u. Green
ell tkonfpd ..la#.#r#FH-N 4L".| Nfor,, l. olo
Oyctture-klng OF the Gnomes.
The Snniiower ...MaIglc E.. Howell
Roads..... .......... George N. Koehnline
Ernani verdi-Grand sclection..". . ........ Catlin
bridgeport Pioneer .Bess il. Rhca
Il Russell
T. Wise
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Bencdiction.
The alumni banquet will be, given at
tho Sherman house this evening and
will DO followed. bya danceto Kilnyer's
music at the city.hall.
WEAK Stomach strengthened by
BEEcHAN's PILLS.
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my.4 .lL. 7. N. DARRAII, Cletk.
pRoP0SALs FOR " PIPE,

Sealed proposals will be received Mt the Office
o! inc B2art OF Public Works until Il . 'CloSE
the Sewer Pipe 10 be used by tile city dUrInE tbs
year 1872. Proposals 10 be for the best QUALITY
OF double strength salt glazed pipe, made Of
pure tlrc-clay; the sewer pine TO BE- delIyenI
along the line OF sewers. Tile successful bidder
Will be required to give bond in the penal sin
o!sl,OI. conditioned for the faithful pcri0rrs.
ance of the contract. The Bond reserves tba
right TO reject any or nil bids. Proposal, 10 h,
marked "PWposllS for Sewer Pipe.f BIZ ords,
oil the Board OF Public Works"
ny2} T. N. DARRAM cler<
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No OTHER Sarsaparilla hes the merit
by which Hoods Sarsaparilla has won
such a firm hold upon. the confidence of
the people.
No OTHER combines the economy and
strength which make 100 Doses One
Dollar true only of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
No OTHER possesses the Combination,
Proportion and Process which make
Hoods Sarsaparilla peculiar to itself.
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Postmaster Appointed.

Special Dispatch 10 the-Intliaeueer
WASHINGTON, May 26.-W. Freeland
has been appointed postmaster at Gus
ter, Monongalia county, vice H. Kent.
resigned.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TNTHE CIRcUITCoURT FOR OHIO
CQliNTY MIcSr NIRGINA TA.MlT

COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA. To.WlT:
james Kuntz. Jr., L. +: .Ache.1
son. L.. NcCarreil and James
): Stocking. partners as West
End Land Company.
David R Paige and Albert T.: :, cbsnce,,.
Paige, assu:riyins partners OF tAN"
the lite firm Of Paige. Carey Il
Co., Geotge, W. Lewis, j.. C.
Forgey, tnt!ing as J. C. Fopey
& Co, Fandb Elias McCou-
hauShy. + 10
The object ot;thls suit Is to recover from David
r. Paige and Albert 7. Paige. as surviving part
ners OF the lat: firm Of Paige. Carey & Co, the
sum OF three hundred and uinety-elght dollars,
Win interest thereon from the I'd day o! jan
nary. 4: D. 1871, which Is due and owing 70 said
plaintiffs. which wa, owing to said j. {. Forge,
and by him assigned to said plaintiffs, and Of
which notice was given to tho firm OF Paige
Carey d Co. and also 10 settle anu determine
the rights Of other parties claiming said iunI as
creditors oi j.. & Fo.gey rs against the said @,
sienment 10 plaintiffs; and Rl$o to attach and
subject 10 the payment o fSald lebtand the ccss
OF this suit cstat. and effects Of the said defend,
nnts, David X, Paige and Albert T. Paige. rs SAD
surviving partners, found in the State OF "e'
Anlit appearing from the affidavit filed In said
suit that the defendants. David r Paige md n;
bert T. Paige, are pon.rcS!dcnts of the state Of
West Virginia. Il Il ordered mat the said deleDu'
ants, David X. Paige and Albert ]. Paige, dosp-
pear within one month after the date o! ths
first publication OF this order md do whath
necessary 10 protect tho'r Interests. II IS iuftaeI
ordered that this order be published and pos'ea
as required by Inv.
Witness, J6hu'w. Mitchell. Clerk OF our SAG
Court. at the Cour. House Of said county, taa
lUth day OF May, a. D. 1872.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
Published tho first time May IL, 49,.
Attest:s JOHN v. MITCHELL, CLERK,
WILLIAM II. ligAESg, Solicitor Tor Complainant
mylS-r
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II is part oi the Democratic plan to
challenge the vote OF every Republic.
can who has not been assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
Don't let them find you Unprcparcd.
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PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIO SALE OF REAL ESTITr

i " ""A'1 ESTATE
" virtue Of. the power In. the VIII OF FINN, .
Brittr deceased, and by letters Of sdmInIy,.,it.S.
granted tojtbc undersigned by tho Cietl Eoi,i,S 10,
G9mnly court q Ohio county, West VlrsInh' !
SATURDAY., THE 25rn DAY OF JUNE, lsc
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at Tho mos.
itont door OF the Court House Of tho said cogp,I
ani best bidder, the following dcsctih.add ~
esIty, That Is Ia say: Eat half O. LOT No. ~ bo M
No ", situated on the south side Of Elch,cSr,S
street, hetwten. Eoif md Jacob Streets, 0t ,SS
city Of Wheeling, ". Va. VI 'no
TiiRAS OF ~SAiE-Cash.
THOMAS G. BRITT,
=. Britt, deceased. ''N4Iii
JIG. MEGyEy. Ancllonccr. my!u,r
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Decoration Day ut Grafton.

Tho Baltimore Il Ohio RAILROAD an.
nounces special trains in addition to
regular train service and tho 1saloi of
round trip tickets at greatly reduced
rates to Grafton from Parkersburc,
Wheeling, Morgantown, Kcyser and ali
intermediate stations, for Decoration
Day, May 80. Tickets sold at tho re-
duced rates will be valid for passage 60
ing ON May 20 and 80, and will be good
for return journey until 'Mayi3l- inelu-
sive, on all regular trains scheduled to
stop at stations where tickets. were pur.
chased. The daywill DO a gala occasion,
and everyaccommodation will be offered
by the railroad for the con-
y%enience and comfort OF passengers. In
the grand procession will be- ten brass
bands, the Rowlesburg Military, Nor.
gantown Cadets with artillery, and 500
GA. Il. Veterans. Hon. r. D. johnson
will be the orator;ofthe day. Speeches
will be made byother distinguished gen.
tlemen. In the afternoon there will be
five trotting races at the lair grounds.
For rates and time OF special train
consult appended table. For time OF
regular trains see schedule published
elsewhere In this panar i'tTSg
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4 PROPOSALS.,
pROPOSALS FOR PAVING BRTCE
Il VtTRIFIED FIRE BRICK "

" MT TEU FIHE BRICK,
Sealed Proposals will he received nj tSc oa,,.
o. o. me bonIdiot Public Works, OF the eI;y Of
MhceiingI Nhli u O'Clock noon. SATURDAY., MAJ
=, lsol; fori2 400 0oo more or less. VltrIGcd FIN
Brick io.s P~aying--REsr QtALitY-the brIct. IN
be delivered on the streets upon which they ara
70 be used i'1'he Board reserves the right ia nv
lcct my or NIL bids. Proposals to be nt,k"I
Proposals ioE Paving Brick" by order Of Ide
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FUEL-RE f.

Is FUR Flu EL-RE.
Il CRU1TlSG Rendezvous No. isl Main
street, Wheeling VIVA. Nay 8, 1872 Sealed
proposals, In triplicatG. subject TO the usual con.
devious, at Vince ing ". Va, until IL O'Clock
noon, on the 18th day of June 1897. at which time
and place they will be opened In The presence
OF bidders, for furnishing aud delivering fuel
for the Recruiting Service: United States Army,
whenever required. within the city limits. dur
Ing the iscal yelr ending June 70. lSg3. FREEZER.
ence will be given fiGnrticIcs OF domestic pro,
duction. or manufacture. conditions OF quality
and price tincludingo in the price OF foreign
productions and manufactures the duriey there
ON being equal. The Government reserves the
full information as TO bidding. etc, Will te fus.
nished on application. Envelopes, contnini1,
proposals. should be marked: Proposals tr
Fuel and addressed to D. D.. MITCHELL. Fin,
Lieutenant Fifteenth ininntr:. L. O.. my6-F
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PECRUITING RENDEZVOUS u 5

VUC Q. I.
~ No, ll3l Maina!rcet. Wheeling, ".
Va; May 0. tlSae. Sealed proposals. III t%yiplIcate
al this rendezvous until IL O'Clock noon on Ina
ith day oil June. 1897. and then opened, for fur.
nishing cooked %ratiOns" In such quantities AZ
may b, necessary for the Subsistence OF The re.
crIiting party at this station for the fiscal YEA,
ending Jnne 70. 1913. Proposals for ratiors to
crnits viii hot be considered. Full Information
VIII be furnished upon application ut this rea.
devious. Contracts made under this advertise.
ment shall not be construed 10 involve the
United States in any obligation for payment IN
the purpose. The Government reserves the ri,ht
20 reject any or all proposals. Envelopes contain.
Ing proposals should he marked Proposals 70,
Cooked %Intlons," aud addressed 10 D. D.
MITCHELL. First Lieutenant Fifteenth la.
Iantry, X. y. my6-P
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The object OF this suit is to recover from iSs
defendants rs surviving partners as aforesaid aS
sum Of fifteen hundred and thirty dollars ~. ,Sa
'slxtS.scycn cents, with interest the!con ifoln ~
LIST day OF March. AID. 1872. until paid, WG'.n
attach md snbject to tic piyinent Of the sad
debt and he costs OF this action, the estate a%t
effects Of the said defendants found In the s'a"
OF West Virginia e,,at,
And 1t appearing from the aGidavii h.euIG
said suit that the defendants, David X rag y n
Albert II. Paige nre noii.rcsldcnts OF the SttIS T.
West VircIitn, It Is ordered that the said uGLenn,
ants, David r Paige and Albert ], laise; 81 uT srt
pear within one month dtter ihe date oi tG 'a.r,.
publication OF this order md do what y a.to,
Sary 10 protect their Interests II iSiuIihG, Ts /,
dered that this order be published and l9''e'"'
required by law. ,,t5
Witness, John W. Mitchell. Clerk oil oaf , ri,
Court, at the Court House Of said county, WA
10th day Of My, a 7. 1897. c,,,t
Published the FIRST time NAV II lsg! ,.I
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL CE M
WILLIAM II. HEARSE, Solicitor for f!sia'.'-
myl3r Eas9H -
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ENVIRONMENT FOR GOOD EiiS7

.s G9SId \, :, IPtrSSt'c business men wanted, \,
Interests Of the AMERICAN IjSioSITs ~ ihs
putriotie, irntetnal, benevolent and 1HuttA
society. society possesses s,rOuSrlrr SW% y
lcf internal and protective %icaLnrrS ib ",u pet
olher Insurance. order In existence, n" ~, any
Term. Or "~Endowment' scheme, 6ul' a n s1Gst.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and eaSy IN 10, LSIt
plans are excellent, readily und6nto"d a y, Iha
olntnend themselves. This society now b uru tsc.
among, us members n larger percentage S o iiTp NY
llgent business and professional men II mel
portion 70 "a toiai incubGrhlp, than Gny oI Pro-
TrSsI s,cad ~ S mS.i ,igSraL Inducements a, nsaSds
tnc tiSht mon TO act as special agents. CIT
TnEofrcEor ME AMERICAN UNION Lr,crp
n,r,, 2SO4 Chaplino street,
Wheeling, wy,
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David II. Paige and Albert T..
Paige. assurvivins partnersO OF
the late firm OF Paige, Carey
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THE

of the High school alumni in Com
mercial hail after the commencement
was q very enjoyable affair. Only mem
bers Of the association and their wives
and husbands and the speakers were
present, in all numbering about seven
ty-five. Mr.. Charles Morrison was
toast-master, and responses were made
by Dr.. Scott, Supt. Mannix, J. W. Bow.
nockcr, A. W. Harris, Miss Maggie Raj
ston and Mrs. N. F. carp, and a'poem
was read by Jesse Jones. Z
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WANTED,

iWANTED-A GOOD Girl I'm
~ general hoisewbrE. Inquire Al n ~
myi0
"A GEMS WANTED TO TAKE ~
~ ~IElS-Salnfy or COtnmIslion si,sLn' Oh'
p;ompt pay. Write ELLwANGER < IT9iS;
Mount Hope NnE,erles, Rochester, !" pAGlSi
WANTE THE UNITTS
w STATES ARMY, abb, bodiaI oMlIED
men, between the ages of2l and 10 rc,,I nWiLIfel
pay. ,fatlonI clothing and medical S,ia, IOoi
Applicants must be prepared 70 inrNi vIiialec
factory evidence as 10 age. character AVA ! N.Y.
Apply at llSl Main street. Wheeling. " u &lO'A
I'D InlI .tw.. .H
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WEAK Stomach strengthened by
BEEcHAN's PILLS.
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James Kuntz, Jr., L. F.:Ache.l q
son. l.. McCarreli and James
:. Stocking, partners as West
End Land Company,
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-26
LATER.

FIRE in Henderson Bros. carriage fac
tory at Cambridge, Mass, on the 22d
destroyed the large four-story main
building, two four-story buildings and
four two-story buildings in the rear and
ruined three dwelling houses. In the
carriage factory were 1000 carriages,
wagons and sleighs, all of which except
about 100 carriages were burned. Loss
5000, 600; upon which there is $4,000
insurance.
| AT Decatur, Ala, on the 2Sd, Jack
Fritz shot and killed Mrs. Th omas Wal
colt, shot and seriously wounded Mrs
Ed Whitten, who was visiting her, and
then committed suicide. The only cause
for the tragedy is that Friz was crazy
drunk.
THE trainmen on the eastern division
of the Canadian Pacific have joined the
strikers on the western and Pacific di-
visions of the road. The district now
affected extends from Vancouver, on
the Pacific coast, to Chalk river, 200
miles west of Montreal
Mr.. AND Mrs. NELSON STEWART, of
Millersburg, o., stopped at a hotel in
Lima, O., on the night of the 21st. ON
their bridal tour. They blew out the
gas. About midnight the door to their
room was forced open and they were
found asphyXiated.
WHILE j. w. Allison and his two chill
dren-Bessie and Charlie-were cross
ing the Garrison river bridge at Tulla-
homa, Tenn, on the 22d, train on the
Nashville. Chattanooga & St Louis road
overlook them and knocked them all
into the river The man and boy were
drowned, but the girl was rescued.
THE New York senate has passed the
worlds fair bill appropriating $500, 600
for the New York exhibit, with the
amendments providing for closing the
exhibit on Sunday.
THE bill for refunding TO settlers In the vicin.
ity OF forfeited railroad grants the extra 81. rs
an acre which had been charged them by the
government was passed by the senate on the
ED. The Mississippi improvement bill appro-
priatng SIS, 10000 for the building OF levecs,
etc, was passed. A bill approprating 81, ,745sls
for the completion OF The canal and locks at the
Cascades OF the Columbia river. Oregon, was
also passed. Another river improvement bill
appropriated s2 $50 356 for the construction OF
boat railway across the distractions to navi-
lgation at The Dalles and Cello Falls and Ten
Mile Rapids, on the Columbia river. The bill
was passed and the senate adjourned :. In the
house Mr.. Bland spoke on the silver BILL favor
ing its passage. Messrs. Hopkins and Taylor, OF
Illinois; Harter, OF Ohio, and Williams, OF Mas
lsachusetts, spoke against the measure. Mr..
Crawford OF North Carolina supported the bill
Mr.. De Forest, OF Connecticut, followed In OPP
position to the bill and at the conclusion OF his
remarks the house took recess. Al the even
ling session Mr.. O'Donnell OF Michigan. opposed
the bill Mr.. Weadock, Of Michigan, followed
In favor Of the bill
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-26
HIGHWAYS M sWITzeRLANp.
They Are Models which Americans May
We'll Study.

They Are Models which Americans May
Well Study.
The net work of highways with which
Switzerland has been covered consti-
tutes the pride and glory of that little
republic. Switzerland has nearly nine
thousand miles of splendid country
than one-third that Of Nebraska Her
three million Of population may we'll
take pride in these highways, which are
the most scientifically constructed and
best maintained wagon roads in the
world. Whether they climb mountain
roads or extend into the remotest val
leys they are models in every respect,
both as to foundation, surface and
grade. They are free to the public, and
the laws which control and protect
them are intelligent and strict They
are under the general control of the
central government of Switzerland, but
each canton and every district of each
canton are required to keep them in
order and provide police surveillance
for them.
1t is nearly two Thousand years since
the Roman engineers first laid out few
OF the main highways OF Switzerland,
and it is the following of the plans they
provided and the methods they adopted
which makes the roads of Switzerland
80 perfect Constructed in the first in
stance for the march of armies and the
postal service of the Roman empire,
they fill now with equal perfection the
peaceful uses of commerce and agricul-
ture, and make traffic and travel in
Switzerland delightful and easy.
America can we'll afford to study the
methods employed by the road builders
of Europe, and the sparsely settled
regions of the west, where agriculture
particularly demands good country
wagon roads, should especially seek to
profit by the experience of the old
world, for the old world is as far ahead
of America in the matter of wagon
roads as America is ahead of foreign
lands in railroads World-He
al1
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-26
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.

SoTN1HEooIoTNRL.
Mn. PETER QSnn) introduced bill In the
senate on the 10th "for the removal OF the
strongest incentive to crime among the poor and
vice among the rich; for protecting the Amcri.
can from the influx of undue alien competition,
and for other purposes" the fund to be fur.
nishcd by q graduated tax on incomes. bill
was reported for the construction OF three bat
tie ships. In the house bills were reported for
the admission OF New Mexico and Arizona as
states. The tariff bill was further discussed
THE senate on the nth passed the bill making
Council Bluffs, Ia, port OF delivery. bill
was introduced to establish an electric expert
mental station to determine whether electricity
can be protitably used TO propel farm machin-
erv. "A joint resolution for a national marriage
and divorce law was introduced In executive
session the nine new appellate court judges
were confirmed. e.. The time In the house was
mostly occupied In discussing the tariff bill. A
bill was introduced TO provide postal currency,
which II proposes TO substitute for postal notes.
BILLS were reported in the senate on the 18th
to fix a uniform standard Of classification OF
wheat, corn, barley, rye, oats, ETC.; to provide
for the punishment of offenses on the high seas;
to promote silk culture; appropriating $4,000
for statue Of Gen w. T. Sherman in Wash.
ngton. A bill was passed establishing port oil
delivery at Des Moines, Ia. Tho nomination OF
Charles H. Aldrich, OF Illinois, to be solicitor
general OF the United States, vice William IL.
Taft, was received. Adjourned to the 2lst.. In
the house the Utah home rule bill was reported
favorably. The consular and diplomatic appro.
priation bill &i Il5,000 was reported.
THE senate was not in session on the 10th. ...
In the house bill was passed to amend the act
approving the funding act of Arizona, passed in
1890 The contested election case OF Noyes
(rep) against Rockwell (dcm) from the Twenty.
eighth New York district was decided in favor
Of Noyes Eulogies were delivered on the late
Senator Plumb
ON the 2lst bills were introduced in the sen.
ate to appropriate sS1, 1888 for the purchase by
the government OF the Sturgeon bay ship canal;
to refund TO producers OF cotton the amount OF
internal revenue tax paid by them Bills wero
passed to change the name of the customs col.
lection district and port Of Wilmington, Cal, to
that Of Los Angeles and to amend the statutes
SO as to prohibit the introduction and sale OF in
toxicating liquors into the Indian country. In
the house the river and harbor bill (s20 ,0O0)
was reported and the army appropriation bill
2i2i5,649) was passed The free wool bill was
further discussed.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-26

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II your lungs are sore or back lame, use
Shilohs Porous Plastera Price. 36c.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1892-03-26

A BILL has been introduced in the
New York legislature to compel all
physicians in cities of more than $50,
600 people to use certain blank forms,
supplied by the health authorities, on
which all prescriptions must be writ
ten. The forms proposed have stub
attachment on which the physician
must preserve copy of the prescrip-
ton written. The idea is to prevent
mistakes by physicians, who sometimes
try to do one thing while they think OF
another