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Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

dealers in Furniture, Austin, MINI.
M IORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas de-
! lvl fault has been made in the conditions of
certain indcntare OF mortgage made and eA
! ccutcd on tho fourteenth day OF June, a. D.,
| 1866, by Francis Nellcr Neller,
wife of the said Francis Ncllsa n "A DEM Cscl,-
| lin, which said mortgage was assyl led il
the Office of tic Register of D@ks& ana for.
tho county Of Mower, and. Stntsaf U sota,
on the fifteenth day of Juns. u b6, at
| eleven o'clock in the forenoon, of ssfoday, in
book III" Of mortgages, on page thirty, t3el
and which said mortgage was on the third day
Inf September, A. D., 1867, fogsssyalase con-
sidoration, assigned BY ,thosssid tHenn coch-
lin to C. II. McCormick; which assis Ament
! was duly recorded in the Office Of the Register
Of Deeds, in, aud .for sailcoonty Of 3pwer, on
the third day.of September, A. D., 1907, at :
o'clock p.. N, of said day, in book "l' Of
| mortgages, .on. page is : f,sEseg "a So.
The premises covered by and deSerieed y,
| said mortgage, ar" situated in the scpnnty ct
follows. - art EEt%Ss{s
The South E.>: Cuasher Of scesion rtEab.r
fifteen, (l5) in Township One Hundred AID
Four, .(lo4l North Of Range Eighteen, (is)
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres,
more or less. -.
Said mortgage was given to seeare the pay
ment Of the sum Of one hundred aud seventy
Ave dollars. with interest, aecord:nsste the
conditions Of a certain promissory note MADE
and executed by tho said Francis Nea!er 70
said Dennis Cochin bearing even; ;dass "iia
said mortgage, and payable on or hotsrs tho
,rst day Of January, a. D., 1867, with interest
ut the rate of ten per cent. per rtnnuin. until
n,id. and which said note is now owned ana
hcl! bv the said c. H. Mccormick.
And whereas there is claincd to- he-ttssc o.
said note and mortgage, and is dnesl ben :;
the date Of this notice. the sum Of nss rrt}
and scvcnty-seveu and S5-l00 dollars. ~ 1885,
Aud no proceedings at law having keens cont
mcncci to cpllcct said sum, Eor any part
thereof: @Est5ss
Now. therefore, notice is hereby Giyer,, that
by virtue Of power Of sale in said MeLt gas
contained, and pursuant to tho statgtcsfa such
cases made and provided, thessaid sfaort-
gage will be forcc!oscd by s1fu.rfsh sal 4
mortgaycl prcmiscs ut public vendu fo tn:
highest bidder, to satisfy tho las1n that
may be due at the time OF saiS sac ia ST: i
note and mortgage, md also the suasf t'Fer-
ty-fYc aollars, attorneys fees, bythX er.es ::
said mortgage, dueftom tho mort gas IL! e"s'
Of foreclosure, together with all coy ~, G.
pcnscs Of foreclosure rs allowed by: 3,
Said sale will be, msvae~ Y .esc.a oiH's
Page 4 Wheeler, in the silMso 8 as'''
Mower County, Minaesct&.4 On Me ~ " Gay
of Jaauary, 4. r.. 1870, as- 80 sl0esgse ~
Dated NeHembcr. 2331f, 1862 81 sahttaa sh I,
pAcS e HHkrlER, :stz s. tI9s .a':5 sasss s,sst
Aelys for Assignee. - s rz5 q "a s.,sssf
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o@ REMEMBER. that Soule can and will
sell groceries forless. money than any
other man in the business. y.
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7 0. OF G.. T.-THE LANSING
=. Lodge No. $50, I. q =. +. laeeta every
Friday evvrias, At TsAphrs Hall. ,sct>,
j.. +. ROBINSON N. G.. T,
". IDENTIFY, ". s.
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a7oASYBoDY:Ii and everybody if you
want anything below Austin newspaper
quotations, go to Austin & Richardson's
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

DACE X WHEELER, ATTOR-
Il a,:ye st Law and Dealers in Real Estate.
icriicd Aba.mcts of Title to any Lands in
Mower corn,<, given on short notice. Otlice
up stairs III i'anA Block, Austin, MINI. n2
S;irnA,N FACE. Z, o. WHEELER.
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n v, GIBSON, NJ. D., PHYSI-
~. ,c;aa ana Surgeon, Austin, MINI. oGico
ana rcSiicn-r on Wvter street. :
Austin. April 30th, 1868. ns.ly
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- \ BARNES, NJ. D, PHYSI-
kA.CtAN ana SURGEON, -. -.>.'."..
Ot:icc ANA residence, corner Mill and High
STREET.. Austin. Minnesota (n2ly.l
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LOCAL NOTICES.
~ . ~ ,,.,r

l. g.; %a -, - ANO1AN1"o'
| .-, ,,->,. III J., !-- i -
E, ~ Fon Cheap Dry. Goods Of al
kinds, go to Walkers. '."
WALKER has a large . and
beautiful stock Of shawls. ''
Austin" Atf y \, Richardson arc getting
piles ofnew goods. ,..,r .." ., -.
ny. r F'oR the finest Dry Goods Of
all kinds kin go" to Walkers. "~'..
o." WALKER is bound not to be
tlndeFsold. x & ,ts..; u:. ..'.1.ro:s -.
''''';.' - IL : -, -. -.-----: =.
-: :.A6sriN,& Kloi1ARnsoS sell goods
below Austln:neyspaper quotations, l.
.:-sQ .lo-+s-t--- ~ = -s---------
49, For Fiannels of all kinds go
to Walker's.u 20. ,....s j. ) ss.:,,% ::-..>
. ALWAYS the largest stock and lowest
prices at Austin n Richardson's. 9":..
3E!fk -------.- - - =. s. ~.
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(Sncvcssor to Harlan W. Page, Bankcr.) !
e,LIVEE W. SHAW, HARLAN VI. PAGE,
President. .-.~ i. y CasLic".
DIRECTORS :
OLIVER ". SHAW, n. P. AUSTIN, :
J. II. MERRILL, E.O WHEELER,
tprcsident First "A HARLAN W. PAGE.
National Bank of McGrcgor, Iowa.)
Eastern Exchange and Drafts on. Great
Britain and all principal Continental Cities, for
sale il. sums to suit.
Collections will receive prompt attention.
Agents for Inman Line OF Steamships ard
TiLc's sold at lowest currency rates to and
From every Railway Station ia Europe.
E'leisa her. Lur3enS Il Co. !
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A Rr1l1'rECT AND BUILDER,
~ GEO. JOHNSON would respectfully an
nou:,cr ic the citizens of Austiu and vicinity
that h" IS now prepared to attend to all orders
in his iE, Drafting done and estimates mado
-:'u >ln:: notice. Will take contracts and erect
buildings ofal descriptions. Charges reasona-
l'ani ttisfaction guaranteed. Shop on Bridge
street. ..q.tin. Minnesota. 3't, SStf
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7 y. WHEAT, NJ. D.
e. .HCMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN l. SUR
GEON, -. -..s..-.s=sss=ar=7 :
Office .au,: Resilepdeo on the Corner of Mil and
ST. Paul s.. Austin, Nina - ! 40t
Jan. l2'h. 1869. ~.
~ ". BISHOP, '-& @@@ .
W. General Agent, Austin, Minnesota .
:.aai< ..o.'Yht aud sold on Commission, &c.
u.'lce o.. Ike corner, south Of the Court House,
F'... Altf !
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. FoE. Beautiful Dress Goods
and C1oakings,, 60 to Walk RS.
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NEW YER RTISElNEINTtX
PRIVATE SCHOOL,.

Y NHE undersigned will open private
Il school in the court room in this place on
"Wednesday, December /, 1869, Pupils Of all
grades will be received. The prices Of tuition
will range from $3.50 to $500 per month. for
English branches. Latin, Greek, French and
Drawing extra. JAMES BENTLEY.
34tf MRS. ]. BENTLEY.
TAKEN UP.-Camo into the en-
IL closure Of the subscriber, at Rose Creek
Station, on or about the 7th day of November,
1869, light Red Cow, about eight years Of
aye. No particular marks. .-
Thc owner is requested to call, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
GEO. SUTTON.
Dated Nov. 29th, 1869. '.' Sv34
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~ y ALWAYS the largest stock and Lowest
prices at Austin ~ Richardson's. 9,:.
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PLAIN AND. ORNAMENTAL JOB pR1ET fsli, III,

We have added Fonts Of Job material g e
Office prepared o
and as cheap other Office in the State. kshae
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CONGR ATI0N'L.-Rev. E. NJ. WILLlAxs:
Services on sabbath, lo!a. NJ, evening u o.
clock, Sunday School at II IN. Prayer-mecting
Thursday evening at 7-30 O'clock.
METHohIST.--Rcv. j. NJ. RoeERs: Ser
vice ON Sabbath at 10! a. H., evening y.
sunday School at p. III. prayer-meetiug,
Thursday evening att.
BAPT1ST.-Rcv. Ii. I. I.PARKER Service on
sabsath at l's a.m.. evening, at y. Sum-
day s.hor' A. 10 minutes p. M. Prayer meet
ing Thursday evsnlAs at74 o'clock. Church
meeting 'irst Saturday of each month.
'AEShiEERIAN.-R II. a. MAruEw:
Service cycry Sabbath at 104 a. M. evening ut
r o'cluck
CHRIST CHURCH, (EpIsCoPA1..)-Rov
l.. ". GIBSON, Rector: Service ut 10 a. III.
ana IN. Friday +. III. Sunday School,
p. ~ 15i
CAriIlLIC.-Rcv. JomN KELLER: Servic
two shhha.,s in cac!, month,
UNl| Nl|EHSALiST.--Rev.M Mr.. WAKEpIELp: {:
Hrsvi,c alternate Sabbaths, at tho Cour
House, at lo3 l.. m. evening y. Sunday
School at II N. - ..t5 - - 's,.Nl.
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Liverpool { Great Western Steam Co,
~ Y>J1NT TTNEV@ 4 -

OF OCEAN STEAMERS, =,
mel, Through Tickets from all parts Of Europe
i, any Railway Station in the West. apd vice
versa. r. !, .
Also sAIL-sHIp TICKETS for Emigrants
.rt., NORWAY and SWEDEN to Quebec
Canada, with Through Tickets to tho Wese>
office, Mower County Bank, AustiR> 26Gm
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7 G. uEG.T., DEGREETEDlPLE,
4 '&Sc'h Lodge NJ. 8, meets once in two
We H., tuesday evening at 7:3O. .. 20
o. ALLEN, D. T..
Ut. PICK, D. Sec.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

OWALLOW 4 CLARK, LAW,
~ LAND ana COLLECTION OFFICE, in
Eastor'i'< Brick Block, corner Main md Bridge
Sls Austin, Miuu.
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Austin 'atl = \. \ Richardson are getting
piles ofnew goods. o .s.,r - -.
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Picture Erames!. Picture Frames ! !!
Gilt, ap i Rose and Gilt, and ElnaleaEalnut
Mould;ngs on hand. ssissaa O.
HOPKINS 4 FERNALD,~
Dealers in Furniture, Austin. MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

~ ..:' FoR 4 Fla9nnels of all kinds go
to Walkers ~. - il. ) rs. I. .:,...<
Mower County transcript., 1869-12-02

=" WALKER: has a large and
beautiful stock Of Shawls. '.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

A CORRESPONDENT says that the busi
ness done at the Saratoga gambling
houses Is enormous. Whether the hon,
John Morrissey has or has not 4 bank
here It Is not In my power 70 say; but,
that he is regular in his visits 70 the
shop near the depot, Is q Well-Attesied
fact; and 1t y equally well known that
large proportion OF the distinguished
people, so-called, who come to Saratoga
In the summer, indulge to q greater or
less extent 10 the fascinating game OF
faro, or stake their loose money on
roulette, or rouge. et.Hoir, and some
times risk q few hundreds ct Boston, ;
Curiosity carries many virtuous
stranger into these placsa, where the
suppers, washed down By sparkling
wine, have the effect oil modifying his
wrath aealnst the tiger.tamers; and II
Is not long before he IL subscribing fol
roulette stock, or depositing 10 The
Bank Of Pharaoh, only 10 pay for the
hospitality, you know Some OF them
are well pAtr0niLed by q class OF people
who would be terribly mortified to hsye
I5eir tniquity exposed. II is said that
although the season thus far has been
dpIler than usual, one house has Melted
more than 81. 900 since the races began,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

IN Indiana, says a local paper, the
year 1853 will be remembers as the year
Of storms. More frequent and violent
thunder storms have occurred, heaVler
rains fallen, more, and more destruc-
tive, freahets have been produced, and
more fatal accidents have occurred
than In any previous year. Within The
past week the greater part Of the State
has been visited with fierce, prosracted
and damaging storms, repeating the
old story Of high waters, drowned corn
and deaths from lightning, buts~lth
the variation Of large q uGntIsy Of hail,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10


A SAD case Of drowning occurred In
Cincinnati Sunday. The following Is
the CONNER Gals account oft:
Aparty OF lads OF from fifteen 10
eighteen years went down 10 the river,
from their homes in the Second Ward,
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
Of taking row. They. were George
Carr, Jr., son OF the constable Of Tie
Second Ward, his younger brother,
Charles Carr, John Clarke, William
and George Loehmau, und William
Vormau-six In all. They reached the
river at & point little above the Water
Works. at about half past three, secur.
ed ski6, q small and light affair, thst
rolled low In the water with their great
weight and then put out into the swift
current OF the great waters. They
roWed around In all directions for some
time. entirely unconscious OF danger,
until q steamer bound down pass .
ed them and turned up q big roll with
her stern wheel. Their irail shell
danced for 4 moment IN the wake Into
which they had directed It, and then,
suddenly, 10 the horror OF the six and
those who watched them from the
shore, she capsized, throwing the party
into the waters pitiless grasp Three
OF The unfortunate young fellows dis
appeared under the waters and were
seen no more. These were George Carr,
John Clark and VIM. LoehmAnn. The
others chung to the partially submerged
boat, and were at length saved, OF
coutse the accident drew quite q crowd
10 the river; but only Inc few who
could find room In two or three boats
were OF any avail In the rescue. I'm.
mediate search for The bodies Of the
drowned was entirely unsuccessful,
The parents Of the unfortunate boys,
one OF them 3 poor widow lady, were
notified OF their loss as soon as posi-.
BILE,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

The Tennessee Stale Journal, n cam.
pAlgn paper published In Nashville in
the Stokes interest, printed Its last
edition on Saturday. In Frlday'a
paper, At the head OF the editorial col
umnA, IL an article entitled "Salt
River" which reads as follows:
The fast steamer, Bald L Igle, ;" Capt,
Stokes, Master, VIII leave her wharf to.
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Tickets
for the excursion can be had at the
Stdte Journal office. Our Democratic
editorial friends will be furnished com.
pllmentAry uckets-ediLors- aud pro-
pr!stors Of the Press and Times, half
fare! Pearue, OF the Knoxville Whig,
with his caTpet.bag will be taken on
free, In consideration OF having agreed
10 blHek the passenger boots.
"AU aboard ;"
The Journal ID not very cheerful over
the result Of the election and mildly
doubts the purity Of the successful
party. Enough can be gathered from
these 10 show that Fraud and Corrup-
tlon are Triumphant. They have held
a high carnival over the purity Of the
ballot'box and the sAnctity OF law In
every portion Of the State. It was not
only % In the Western and Middle Dr.
Visions, bat theIr black banner tloated
from the mountain crags OF EAs, Ten
nessee, pollutinE and insulting the
pure, heaven-born breezes that make
her people noble, free aud patriotic.
From the Alps OF johnson to the turHtd
waves Of the Mississippi, exultant
Wrong has bsandlshed Its murderous
steel over the populaee Of the State.
We may well thank high Heaven
that the lease Of INSCRIPTIONS power
thus conferred Il held by the preca-
rious tenure cftreachery, Law. brea king,
intrigue, bargain and sale, and can
have no duration under that principle
IMMORAL philosophy which has cor.
rsspondenca In the laws OF nature, that
tho smbroidery Of frost jewels can not
Withstand the heated ray. Tennessee,
LaIarus-like, may now be sent back to
the thraldom other cores OF rebellion
and Democratic mIsrule. but In the
providence Of God she will arise above
all her former attainments OF grandeur
and slosyi these bad rulers, "who make
the people mourn" will be overthroyp,
and "her government OF the people, by
the people and for the people," shall
not periSh from the earth.
FreedomS battle ones bssuu.
BGQnaAthod from hleSd ma M IN -,
Th0eEh banned Oft h eVef Won."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

PRETTY wOMES,-A comparatively
lew Ladies monopollzs The Beauty as
well as the attention Of Society. This
ought not to be 90. but It is; aud will
DC WINE men are foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions.
THIS can all be changed by using IA.
gan's Magnolia Balm, which gives the
s'oom Of Youth aud 4 refined spark
ling Beauty to the Complexion, pleas
Ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of a red, tap-
med, freckled or rustic Complexion Who
will invest Ssventy.avs cents In Ia.
game Magnolia BALM. It's effects are
truly wonderful. To Preserve and
Dress the hair nSe Lyons KathAIrou,
augl0-lmsoddAsWw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

THE Spanish Carllsts have about
"kIcked the bucket" and the Regency
survives TO learn a lesson from the out.
break. There are foes enough len In
Spain 10 give the present government
trouble, and its moSt liberal concession
TO the political aspirations OF the peo-
pie will be found In the end to BE- q
wise policy. The Regency cannot AZ.
ford any distraction within Its own
ranka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

a FORTUNATE BoNDHoLpRR,-A let
ter was received at the Treasury De-
pariment recently, In which the writer
says be had s., 800 worth Of ave-,wenty
ponds. which he had in the ash hole Of
bis oacon-house for safe keeping. His
wife not being aware OF the fact,
kindled fre ~ smoke some bacon,
and the bonds were reduced to Gin.
der. They were received at the Re.
demption Bureau on Friday 10 be ex.
changed, In 80 dilapIdaIed q condition
as to almost defy Identification, but the
experts OF the Treasury managed to
paste the chArred bits together 80 as to
make out the amount without loss 10
me owner, who will In a lew days re.
cAive equal value In bonds Of more
promising appearance,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

TO OW5ERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE.

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs are warranted superior 10 any oIhess
or no pay, for the cure Of Dslemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, HIdo-bound, Colds, do, In
Homes; and Colds, Coughs, Los Of MIX
Black Tongue, Horn DAtemper, &C., In Cat.
Tie. They are perfectly safe and Innocent
no rstd Of stopping the working OF your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
nne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; al4o increase the milk OF COWS, Try
them. and you will never be without them,
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
eE OF rottiug hones, used them for years,
Col. Philo. 2. Buso, Of the Jerome Race
Course, Fordham, N. T., would not use
them until he was told OF what they are
composed, since which he Is never withou,
them. He has over twenty running hortes
in his charge, and for the last three years
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me 70 refer any one 10
him. Over ] 900 other references can be seen
at the Depot.
Gold BY Druggists and saddlers. Price, Is
cents per oox. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. auElO-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

THE very shrsWd dodge by which
Cuban sympAthizers retalIated upon
Spain for the arrest Of the Juuta, seems
likely TO prove OF little practical
value. The release Of the seized gun.
boats, It Is now said, will promptly
follow the return OF Secretary Fish to
Washington. Instructions from Mad.
rid are anxlously awaited by the Span.
ish Legation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

IT Is dangerous even to be the broth.
or OF man who does wrong In South
Carolina. J. D. CressWell, charged
with seduclng a young lady OF that
State, while returning home In compA.
ny with his brother, Is met by the two
brothers OF the victim, who kill the Of
tenders unofsudInG brother, and only
badly HounI the guilty party. This
Is administering justice rather ipdIs
crIminately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10
The President Declares War

The President Declares War
Against all impositionS upon the people,
and Science, following the glorious exam.
pie, iSout
AGAINST TaE P0IBOAERs,
who sell sugar Of lead hair dyes, that not
only ruin the hair, bu. parAlyEs the system.
Imputon
WHO DESTROY THE UAWARY
time,
OriStadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye
e offered under the guarantee OF Professor
Chiffon. the famous analytical chemist. ~
an eficlent,
Pure and Harmless Preparation.
CRlsrADoRos HAIR PREsERvA.
TIVE, % q Dressing, acts like q charm on
the Halr Afler. pySlsg. Try Il.
RuHl0.lmd&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

HEkb-Q'Rs PosT THoBURN No. ~. |
DEP'r VIVA, q. A. r, Aug. 10, lStV.J
NOTICE HAVING BEEN RECElvED
ComrAde George Steuber, and having 70.
eeivOd Information that his funeral viii
take place At 10 O'Clock this 4. ~, all mem
ben OF this Post are hereby notified 70 30 u
attendance Of Post Headquarters, PeterBonI
Building, this 4. n Of O'Clock, for the puT.
pose OF taking action NECESSARY 10 attend
The funeral OF our laIs OOmFAdS.
BY order OF ". ]. HAMILTON, P. c,
7. L HIGGINS, P. A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

We learn that there Is a haunted
house'in Boston, and that the occupants
are In the habit Of flying therefrom a.
unusual hours Of the night and In the
most unusual apparel, whenever the
'pouudiuRs' and strange noises are
heard. This leads Us TO believe that
the Massachusetts ProhibItory law has
not been successful In RboliShlng all the
aniRIla
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

4 tbs servant Of an army officer one
gay met erony, who Inquired Of him
BOW ne got along with his tiery maSIey,
Oh, excellently y ans wered az saTvSnt'
we i've on very friendly terms: syerv
morning We beat each Others coats, ths
only difference Il, he takes his al - i've
oeAten, and keep mine on.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

ANAS In Maine applied for two gal
Ions OF rum for mechanical purposes, ,
For what mechanical purposesi' In
qulred the agent. For raising barn,
was the reply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10
AhaentNea.

Those Of our eltnanS Ahsentins themselves
from the Oily duting the SUNNI er months
can have the INrELLroEScER sent to them
BY mail tJr week OF any longer term, for
Is cents PR week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10
HIN AdvertlsGmGutB.

j, o. o. F.-.Funeral Notice.
mHE MEMBERS OF vTRGINluH Lodge
No. 8, win meet Ut tho Hall this (tues.
d6yl morning ct o'clock, 70 pay the last
tFi0utS Of respect 70 our deceased oIotneE
William Tell, Wheeling, PAnolA and Excel
dor Lodges, are respectfully invited 70 at
tend. b, A. uTAMAN
RuRl0.it Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

A YOUNG man without money "a
like . steamboat without fuel: Ia ean't
60 ahead. Among the iAdleG' he IL IKE
The moon otA eloady night-he can't
Ahins. ~ Hf"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-10

"LEr US remove temptation from the
path otyoulh," as the frog said when
he plunged into 4 pond, on seeing q
boy pick up q atone.
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WHAT 10 the best attitude for ss,,.
defenceH said pupil, putting on ths
gloves, 10 4 we'll known pnRIlIst'-
Keep . civil tongue In your head, was
the siRnIticent reply.
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\ SENSITIVE actor, who could NOT
live In the room with q hIssing tea.
kettle. was lately killed by b1rst OF
applause.
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DEFINITION Of an elephant BY Q
Freedman: An animal 70 whom ma
lure has given the privilege OF being
unable TO see himself. Jam y
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Peculiar AdaptabiIity.
Brandreth's Pills,

Their peculiar AdAptAbility 70 all eonSti'
tutionS a. cleaners Of the bowels and thG
blood has establlAhed their great merit
They restore the liver, the spleen and ever
the heart TO healthy action when other rem
edles have been used without producing
any bsneat. They do not expose thoie who
use them 10 any danger, being Rs safe AS sal
utAry.