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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced III the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye; eiIeCtually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation;
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will NOT
accept any substitute if offered.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER MONDAY, JUNE 49, 1888

to all others by being temperate our
selves and by instilling the highest pos
sible temperance sentiment In the
minds Of society. And we may make
ourselves responsible for the sins OF
others by encouraging or failing to dis
courage their habit OF using strong
drink"
"Let every young lady hero consider
the possible consequences before they
offer their young men friends wine at
their homes. Or before they sit down
at the club or ut the table OF beer hall
or garden and drink a glass with u
young man whom they would be glad
to have as a most intimate friend for
life, let them think that they arc en-
Couraging what may become their
greatest sorrow for life, aud that the
Almighty may hold them in measure
responsible for the blood OF lost soul
through eternity"
"In view Of the evils of the drink
habit and the drink traffic, and in view
OF the Christians responsibility toward
his brother man, our church has taken
strong ground on this question. Aud
the constitution OF this church adopted
ut It's organization, has the following:
The members OF this church shall not
engage in the manufacture or sale OF
intoxicating liquors or beverages, The
violation OF this clause would therefore
be sufficient cause for suspension from
the privileges of the church or excom-
munlcation,"
~ had also planned to speak in the
third place on the propriety OF being
SOBER FOR COPS SAKE.
But ! shall not detain you by any
longer discussion OF this topic this
warm evening, Suffice it to say that
there is no greater enemy OF the church
OF Jesus than intemporanCe, This one
great evil destroys more true spiritu-
atty, makes more wrecks Of souls, Grip
pies to greater degree the finances by
which church work can be pushed; 1t
allures together with its accompanying
evils, more OF the children from the
way OF peace, prosperity aud happiness
than any other enemy"
"Intemperance decoys millions OF
souls away from the Lords praise and
work, and therefore smothers what
would otherwise glow into feryidly
clarifying OF our Lord Jesus Christ, and
so proves itself TO DO tho Lords great
enemy and for His sake as well as for
our own sake, and our brothers sake,
we ought to be sober"
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time tho heat would have been oppres-
sivo The people, SO far as they could,
forsook the town for tho woods OF tho
suburbs. More wagon picnics went
out than on any day in the memory OF
the oldest inhabitant. The park con.
cert was largely attended. and all along
the creek and all the lesser streams
crowds lay in the shade and tried to
take it easy. Saturday was pretty
warm, the mercury reaching 50 in the
shade, but yesterday beat that by three
degrees.
The soda fountain people had a
bonanza. All the fountains we're busy
all day. Ice men have also coined
money. So great was the demand for
ice that one dealer hitched up his wagon
and made IN extra trip, and he sold q
wagon load in little while.
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HE "hottost day
OF the season.
has como and
gone again. Yes.
terday the Their.
mometer regis.
tered above 90
for some time.
and but for the
fact that in the
shade a pleasant,
bracing breeze
blow most OF tho
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"oonuMpon HOME AGAIN


lnC fFOulHul OWl SOlnSa lhCk ulu AlrlubS
His Mntc.
One OF tho most remarkable exhibit
tons OF animal instinct heard Of for
many n day has been displayed by tho
big tamo owl, "CoIumbo," Of the o. W.
L. club, which left tho club rooms over
n week ago. Tho reward had tho effect
Of stirring up boys aud mon to look for
his owlship, but mono proved to DO tho
ono sought.
The "Owls' had almost given up all
hopes Of seeing or hearing OF "Colum.
DO" again and had bought several othOr
birds. Imagine their surprise when
last night they received tho glad tidngs
that their stray leathOred friend had
returned Of his own free will and with
him came his mate, handsome iomalO
owl almost as large as "Columbo" him.
self. George Connol and Dave White
woro sitting In tho front room OF
tho club house when through
the open Windows iluttorod tho two
birds, who pOrched themselves OH tho
backs Of two chairs. II nearly knocked
tho two boys out. "Columbo' had lost
his rod ribbon from his neck, but isstill
handsome and tame as before. While
his companion, which tho members
have christoncd Isabella" (nftOr "Co.
lumbo's" great PATRON Is not Us tame as
her lord aud master, tho boys will on.
deavor 10 mako her feel nt homo In hor
now most,
Tho boys will not bcliovo anything
else than that Colombo" know they
wore planning for q groat timo to.
morrow afternoon and evening, and flow
away of 10 Michigan, his former homo,
to bring his mate, that she, too, might
enjoy tho fun,
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THEIR MEMORIAL DAY.
A Sermon by Rev. DR., Riker to the
Knights of Pythlas.
LARGE ATTENDANCE OF MEMBERS

Who March TO the Church Headed by
Brass Band, Which Accompanies
the Congregational Singing in the
servlces-An Eloquent Sermon On
Brotherhood-Rev Mr.. Dornblaser
on Temperance aud Dr. Cunning
ham on Sunday Opening at the
Worlds Fair
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The InteIIigelcer's 1 Cent a Word Coupon.

you have house to rent something to sell trade want
buv ANYTHING want asuato good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place. have found any,
thing write just what you want plainly in the blanks below Cut
this out and send with amount at the rate of cent per word for
nsertion and oneha per word for each subsequent n
tion to THE lNTELLGENCER, No. ~ Fourteenth street. No
ing less than 10 cents
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FOR SALE.


Cottage No. % Zano street. lot GOxlg1 ptn
q so. Very cheap.
Brick house aud store room, natural gus, o'
i7xl0j, Rtnhvllle, Ohio
House and lot 4OSlO0, six rooms, bath yOoa
and laundry, natural gB, lakewood, Ohio
Lot i5XliO, Zane street
Lot 30Sll2 North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
ono lot on North Wabash street
One lot OH North Indiana street
One lot OH South Front street
Two lots on North York street.
one lot, North York street. J3SlS1, river Wow
FOnr.roOmed cOttigO, Martins Ferry
one brick house. No. ~ North Maln street
One house Hnd lot GlSiO), North frJnib.Ies
One house mud lot, 7OSlDl, North FTOh.s.sS-
Fiyc.roomcd house on Eric street
one lot i0SlO1, MOundSylO
FOurtOOuied house Oh Virginia street
Elghtfoomed house OIL Virginia street ~,
Soven'rOOmed house on $, York street WAl1
Ono lot In RObiusOn's addition, s. Broadway
Onc.hnlt lot on South Wabash street ....,
Six lots, South York street. (Wntcrs ndIIl9M
one, house und lot, s. llrOadwUy ~ lNA''
ChapcO
OnOhOiel aud several farms, sutton WY
All OF tho above property viii By .ll nT
Chcap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PEI. usNi.
MONEY TO LOAN, -ltOn sou To SlVH v.
FIRST mortgage real estate,
JONES & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents aud COLLECTORS. NoanolPis
lilo, " Lnlu street, Island WlL-
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At the Disciples church Yesterday
was childrens, or floral, Sunday, and
the church was beautifully and pro-
fusely dccked with flowers for the occqI
sion, and the services last evening wcrb
OF character suggested by the occa.
sion, and tho children had q prominent
part in the programme, which was
most attractive.
Song by the Congregation
Recitation .. e. ."ThG MOthGrleSs Children"
Miss May MCCraCken.
Recitation Jesus Loves Me-
Miss Matte Wells.
inc school
RECITATION 'heHluCu Countries
Ralph Pryor,
Missionary Music Miss Lille Thomas
Song ;:........",....."'..:..By tho school
"BOys of America ...".,.." ..."..JOSGph IL MAYOR
...................Ch Children OF the Mission Bands
song by Tue sCnOOt
Address ...,, Rev W. h Cunningham, OF Bethany
Bethany College Glec Club
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FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE.
20 shares Wheeling Ice and Storage Company.
10 shares Peabody Insurance Company.
Is shares Warwick China Company.
lOshares Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
% shares United States GllSs Co Common.
l0shareJ Junction Iron Company.
20 sharcs Nail City Stamping Company.
10 shares Mail Pouch Tobacco Company
IOshares Fire l. Marine Insurance Co,
RS. IRWIN. Broker,
jo7 No. y Twelfth Street
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FOB RBNTT.
FOR SATE.


Five lotSand 1--WE ucres Of land In TriadolphIa
with two dwellings, slaughter house, Ice house,
stable aud sixty bearing fruit trees for 5000.
100 aero farm. Long Bottom Meigi county
Ohio; LOCO fruit trees Price 1850.
Lot No 10. section o. Centre street. Mounds.
WILLIE and 10 shares In MoundSvlllC Mining and
Manufacturing Company, $40.
Corner lot north OF stree. cur barn, Forty.
eighth and jacob streets
Lot No, 10 Water street, south Of Forty.OlRhth
street
Lot; Nos . and7 EoG street south OF Forty.
oighthstrOnt
lot No Is, south OF Forty.Olghth street mud
east oil lacob street
% aero farm, 10 miles from city aud ~ miles
FROM Wheeling creek.
No O. Thlrty.ilrjt strcoE
No ~ Main street.
No. 1915 Chapllnc street
No 1920 EOiI street.
No 1925 McCOlloch street
No. 1914 McColloCh street
No. 2ll Twonty.nlnth street
No. 2G1s Main street.
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Tho Knights of Pythias, one Of the
strongest secret orders in Wheeling, US
elsewhere, have a pleasant custom Of
having union religious services annual
" as a memorial OF members who have
died within the year, For this year the
services were get for yesterday, and Rev.
DR., Riker selected to preach the sermon,
which he did in the Fourth street NJ.
L. church yesterday forenoon to large
congregation,
The knights attended in body, in
uniform and regalia, occupying seats in
the body OF the church reserved for
their use, Ohio Valley lodge and Balti'
more lodge and Stanley uniformed
division met Mt their halls Of Market
street, and headed by Meister's band,
marched over the creek, where the
other lodges Joined tho procession aud
all returned to the church, All along
the route the band played only hymn
tunes, and in tho church 1t rendered
accomplishments to the hymns and
odes that were sung,
After an organ voluntary, the Knights
usual opening ode WAS sung by them, as
follows:
God bless our knightly bandl
Firm may 1t ever stand,
Through storm and night;
When tho wild tCmpestS rave,
Ruler OF wind and wave,
DO Thou our order save
BY Thy great might
For this our prayers ascend
God bless, protect, defend,
God guard our rights;
Thou who art ever nigh,
Viewing with watchful eye,
To Thee aloud we cry;
God save the knights
After fervent prayer and selection
by the choir, DR.. Rilier read Psalm
1888 aud short extract from Mat
thew %. The hymn,
"From all that dwell beneath the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise,"
was then sung. The text chosen was
Psalm 1888, |, Behold how good
and pleasant thing it is for brethren
to dwell together in unity" and DR.. Ri
ker delivered very eloquent discourse
on the beauties and advantages Of fra
ternal union based on right principles.
The service over, the knights
marched back to their halls and dis
persed.
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FOR SATE.


Lots in Dchren's Nnd Spedcls addition,
Corner lot Thirtyhitll and ChapiinO streets
house two rooms aud kitchen Cheap
A flour mill. with roller process, lwcntYi3
barrel capacity. Water aud steam power SH
aud plancr also attached doing good bd'in91
In the country. This Is u bargain Coal WITHIN
200 feet Has thirty.scvCn Rcrcs OF land vii
sell all together or mill separate.
No. 3727 Eoil street, frame house, six Ioont
lRrgo cellar, alley corner Easy terms
No. lTl9 Eoit street. BriCE house, six ROOMS
Hild ball good location Cheap, Easy tcrlnt
Three houses on Wood street. high ground
No. &jlS. 800 and 35g! SSjl eNch.
Two houses on Twenty.nnth. iouF EOolA
each. 81 400 each.
good farm OF 7l5{ aoroi, ono aud hall miles
from the city. good orchard SIX sre Y
grapes has IL i've 'roOmelhouso. StabioI cD AM
the best OF water. VIII soil on easy terms
trade for Gity property
Lots In lToImann's addition, the best UGllol.
the Eighth ward on worry easy terms, fora sh'0
time ...,
No. Al Tlirtyotghth street, six rooms. new, s4lG!
Brlck house, four rooms aud hall FUEY'4h
and Wood streets, full lot
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ADJOURNED AUCTION SALE
OfLOtS, at Hundred, w. Va,
THURSDAY JUNE 90, 1888.

Hundred Is a rapidly growing town, on the
maln line Of tho Baltimore \ Ohio rallfold ID
miles onsl Oi Wheeling Has natural IA, III
abundance Is the shipping point for one VI the
hest agricultural aud farming districts In Wcsi
Virginia aud Western PENNSYLVANIA Planning
Hour aud wpplcn mills IN operation About iUj
lots were sold on the Stll nnd pth which viii h.
improved ~ once, 200 choice lots Will bc offered
on the I'd Fine sites iut manufacturers offered
Z, II HAMILTON, Hundred, ", Va
j, Z, uERyEY, AugtlOnUOr jvlJ
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WANTED.

WTANTED-SSOO, $1,000, 81, 200 AND
w $3.50 to loan on city real estate, Apply
to NESRlTT & DIVINE. No. 1853 Market sLr0et.
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WTANTED-A BOY, FIFTEEN OR
w sixteen years old, for mailing depart
ment OF tho lntelligoncer; one having had some
eXparlonco preierred. Apnlyut this Office lelO
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB SA.IE.

BARGAINS
Tho property ut 1900 Jacob street, has five.
roolncd house aud ground room enough for
two more houses for 81 450.
seyen.roomed dwelling, with large grounds,
on Wheeling avenue, Glendale, for 5000
IOTS-Your last chance TO get splendid
South Front street 60ioot front lot for $1,000
No better location on the Island.
Lot q feet front, on North York street, oppo.
site Captain Princes residence. $3.50.
Good lots on high ground desirable location,
OH tho Island, from 500 10 500.
Pleasant Valley $3.50 for lot qlXSO0.
Elegant residence lot ut WoolsdalO.
Caldwell Run lots 5OXl60, $3.50
BELvEDERE LOTS.
l mn solo agent At low figures. Long time
or for cash Flity.three cents per week will buy
agood lot
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BYAC0M-
w PETENT young lady, as clerk, assistant
hook,keeper or cashier Address "A. Il, care
lntellgolCer office Iel6
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A GENTS.-SALARY AND COMMITS.
IA SION, Best Fraternal Order. Assets, s])l0)o:
Both Life aud Endowment Glasses Gllt'edged
In every respect Some District Agents wanted,
A rare chance. Address KING IL CO., Union
S1uAre New York OCEAN
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NTANTED-EVERY INSURANCE
w Agent aud Business Man to write for our
fortunGmaEer plans-Lite Endowment, 30.
Regular bonan2lS, Best on earth and largest
pay. Mention paper and state experience. THE
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c. Q. SWITH,
iel4 l929 Market stroot.
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After u fervent prayer and selection
by the choir, DR.. Riker read Psalm
1888 aud short extract from Mat
thew %. The hymn,
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Real Estate Agents aud Collectors. Nourolf Ky
lie, " Eauu street, Island mig-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-08-09
BRANDENBURG,
Ed McIntire is about we'll.

Ed McIntire is about WELL
Mrs. b. +. Allen is improving.
Thomas Hodge has returned home.
Miss Fannie Rhodes has been quite
| sick.
Teachers Institute commenced last
Monday.
Hon., b. F. Willett and wife are at Mrs.
Masena Fontaine's. .
Mr.. Henry Harrington has been on the
sick list, but is better.
Miss Ethel Lewis, Louisville, is visit
ing Mr.. James Lewis family.
Fourteen applicants for teachers certif-
icates last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lena Richardson is able to enjoy
the services at the BaDtist church.
Mrs, Chapeze Waihen and babe will
remain for visit during the heated term.
Bro Barrett preached beautiful SER
mon last sunday on Faith, Hope, and
Love-"
Both candidates for School Superinten-
dent received certificates from the State
Board.
Hardin for Representative and Ash
craft for School Superintendent had
walk over"
Miss Ida Haynes is able to be mp, but
her sister, Mary Lizzie, is still having
high f;ver. Ct
Miss Mamie Stith, who has been Wis
itor at Judge Rawlings for several weeks,
was taken back to the Masonic Home last
week very sick.
Mrs. j. w. Richardson was very i'll
while in Chicago. She is now ut Valley
Station, Jefferson county, with Mrs. Mat
ii" Aydelotte.
The popular Editor OF this paper hus-
ties out here and hustles Off without Civ
ing me chance TO chronicle his advent
or exit. Take the will for the deed.
Mr.. X. IL. Brashear and children are
with Mr.. and Mn. f. Wimp. Mrs. Bra
shear and Miss Pearl Wimp will see the
great Columbian celebration this month.
The county candidates spoke at thu
Courthouse last Friday afternoon. After
all what good is there in political person
alitiesP Better ignore them from the
start.
Prof. Lipscomb, wife, and Miss Annie
Fontaine are back from Chicago. Prof.
and Mrs. I.ipseomb will leave for Mssis-
sippi this week. Miss Annie is more en-
chanted with sightseeing at the Fair
than any ole I've seen. She says her
tongue never ceases TO recount the attrac-
tions OF the beautiful White City, and
her dominant feeling seems one Of pa
triotism.
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As We are soon to have a primary
election under the new law, some points
as to its workings may not be amiss. In
the first place all primary elections are
placed on exactly the same footing as
regular elections and all penalties for
fraud apply. Anything that is an oifense
in an election is also an ohense in ori-
mary. The polls must he opened from
7 o'clock in the morning until o'clock
in the afternoon, and all saloons must be
closed on the day of the primary. The
method Of voting is precisely the same
as in regular election, except that each
voter must stamp a cross in the square
after the name OF each person for whom
he intends to vote. No person desiring
to submit his name to the voters in a
primary election can have his name
printed on the ballots unless he notifies
the committee at least fifteen days prior
to the election and complies with the
terms laid down by the committee.
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The following persons left Monday for
the Worlds Fair: Frank Lyons, Calvin
Hendriek, w. $. Beard and Judge Mil
ton Board
Licensed 10 marry: Il. 4. Eskridge to
Miss Laura Bell Fentress; Edward NJ.
Ilarsley TO Miss Cartlela Il. Askins /,
Alexander Y. Seaton to Miss Mollie NJ.
Addox.
The laying Of the corner stone of the
Hardinsburg Normal College took place
here last Thursday. Mr.. Jesse Eskridge
delivered short address on the occasion
but Prof Hayward. of Elizabethtown,
was the orator Of the day. Prof. Hay
ward came by special invitation and
those who heard him speak were highly
pleased with the address. Prof Hay
ward has vast fund of information and
he is always Misunderstanding speaker on
the subject of education. At this time
he became uncommonly interested him
self and seemed 10 put his whole intel.
lectual caliber to the test. He taught
school here about thirteen years ago
and the thoughts Of old times seemed Ia
give him fresh inspiration. Prof. Hay
ward also taught a school at Cloverport
few years ago and he has friends all
over the county. He has been urged to
make the race for the State Senate in his
district recently and il he enters the field
he will undoubtedly command strong
following.