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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-02


Ex-Gov. CuRTIN's LAST WoRDs.-
Gov. Curtin has gone to Russia, AZ
Minister Before leaving he went tC
Harrisburg, and there made a speech
One sentence in the speech is charac
teristic, not only Of Curtin, but Of
every irst-class Republican. Here il
is:
u viii not be here Al the ne1t election. bui
~ on to pledge me that you will no, vote 70,
- man 70 represent YOU that viii not take from
NV luehe ueaeury enough 10 maintain esery
nm! ''ania soldier who may nocd IT,"
we never supposed it necessary for
it htepa9neans TO mako especial requests
mat tnelr Representatives should ataks
rom the public treasury We SUP.
posed that a fundamental principle
They have all taken as mueb os ,be,.
could get, and the poor soldiers srs
Just as we'll off now as thov will be
when their Representatives ,pto an
there Is left They never divide with
INC soldier. They take all thev can
get and keep it, Warren Ledgcr
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THROUGH TO CHICAGO The Penn.
syivania Central is the first railroad
IN tho country TO make a throuvh
connection from the seaboard 10 chi.
cago, A lease Of the Fort Wayne
, ana Snlcago road has been perfected
and signed by the directors of both
companies. It's terms are mutuallv
advantageous, and as Pcnnsylvanians
we are disposed 10 rejoice al the suc
.tes d one Of our greatest railroad.
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BuggieS and Wagons for Sale.

VNllE subscriber has ou hand and for sale SIX
i BuGGIRS -four CARRIAGES, six LUMBER
WAGONS and two heavy SPRING WAGONS
Can be seen at any time by calling at his livery
stable. JAMES L. LRANY.
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DIsTRIcr COURT or TnE uNIrEI

DIsTRICr COURT or THE UNITED
IL STATES for the Western District Of Penn
sylvania. In bankruptcy
In the matter Of dawn PERsrSe, Bankrupt
Western Disfriei Of Pennsylvania, SSs
Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued
by said Court against the EstAte of DAVID
PR RISING, cf the county Of Clearfeld. and State
Of PennsylvauiA, in sad District, adjudged
bankrupt upon petition Of his creditors,
and the payment Of any debts and the delivery
Of any property belonging 10 said Bankrupt
to him, or TO his use, and the transfer Of any
property BY him, are forbidden BY Law. A
mscting Of the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt,
to prove their Debts, and to choose one or more
Assignees Of his Estate, will be held at Court
Of Bankruptcy, 10 be holden at clear6eld, In
ssid District, on the 6ftesnth day Of June, A. d.
1863, at o'clock, ?. NJ, at the ofhce Of S. Il.
Woodruff, ksq,, one Of the Registers In Bank
ruptey In said District.
A. MURDOCH,
my26 81 U. s. Marshal for said District
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Valuable Town Property

70 X 5 A l. Z
GITUATE on the south-wes, corner Of Cher,
~ and lard Streets, being Railroad street. 10
wit: A LOT, with good two-story plspk ma.
ing thereon. 80 by Is feet, one room % each soor
suitable for store, or other businsss Also. he
adjoining LOT, with = two-story dwelling nous.
thereon, and several other TOWN LOIS.
Also, lot Of well-burnt BRICK, and a rood
assortment Of ST0NEWARE, such as cro,k,.
jugs, Jars, Fruit Cans etc, at reduced priess.
For further information, inquire At the sioL
ware Pottery Of r. LEITzINGER.
myzv-6m Clearheld. Pa
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a Kentucky newspaper announces
mat 1t is tho organ Of the people and
Of the Bourbon Whisky Trade
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r. c, CROMM,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
MARKET ST, cLEARRIELD, PA.

A FULL supply Of Cloths, Cassmcrcs and
N. Vestings constantly on hand, which will be
made up according to the latest faahions, in
substantial manner, and at low rates. my26
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Ytw 9arsrtisemsnts.

2)fw Adrertisements.
DLAsrER-Nova Scotia Land Plaster and
Il Calcined Plaster, for sale at
je2ilm ]. 2. KRATZER'S.
"OOL WANTED !--l0O,O 900 pounds Of
w WOOL wanted, for which the highest mar
ket price will be paid, by
je2,lm j. P. KRATZER.
nRlED FRUIr-Apples, Peaches, Prunss
IL Cherries, Currants, Rsisins, just received at
Jez;lm T. r. KRATZER'S.
GAufION.--Allp persons arc hereby cautioned
~ against harboring or trusting my wifc
IABlTllA, on nv ae~ee~ee n. k~s Isr .ssy
oeu ana board without any just cause, and will
pay no debts of her contracting, unless compelled
by law. JOHN ROWLES.
Woodward township, June 2, 1869, St;pd
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VALUABLE TIMBER LAND IN BELL
TOWNSHIP.

ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
IL given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain fled Of
record in this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
cgatees, creditors, and all others in any other way
interested, and will be presented 10 the next Or
phans Court Of ciearheld county 70 be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clearheld, com
mencing on the third Monday Of June, 1862;
The trustee aud distribution account Of John
Rorabaugh, trustee, &e Of real estate Of Jonathan
Pierce, lats Of Chest township, Clearheld county,
deceased.
Final account Of James D. Clark, administrator
Of Patrick Quinn, late Of Penn township, deceased.
Final account Of Thomas II Brewer, admins
traitor Of Daniel crowel late Of Beccaria township,
deceased.
RrGisrER's OFFICE, A. W. LER,
Olearheld, Pa, Jure 2, lS69-3L Register.
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CONTAINING qoa ACRES.

AeSa, 10 sere. Of which is cleared, having TWO
FARM HOUSES, LOG BARN, and ether ont.
buildings, with over 100 bearing fruit trees and
never-failing spring Of water near tbs house, and
with As much timber on the place, II properly
managed, A. will pay for Il. The whole Is under.
laid with coal. One Of 'he houses nov insured for
three years for 81 900, in good company, moth
ing to pay until the time Is up.l
EH-PRlCk, $500, in easy payments. For
terms, 9e, apply to WILLIAM PORTER.
Clearheld, Pa Feb. "a, 1859.
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EETz's
Celebrated Bitter Cordial.

INhls medical preparation IL now offered 10
Il the public As a reliable substitute for the
many worthless compounds which now food the
market IL is purely vegetable, composed Of
various herbs, gathered from the great store
house OF nature. aud selected with the utmos,
care; IL is not recommended as a cuRr-ALL,
but by iu direct and sAlutary influence upon
TIE Heart, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs, Stomach and
novels, 10 acts both as preventive and cure
Tor many Of the diseases 10 which those organ,
are subject II isa reliable Family Medicine.
and can be taken BY either infant or adult with
the same beneficial results. II IL a certain.
prompt and speedy remedy for Diarrhaa, Dvs
entary, bowel complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness
81 Spirits, Paintings, Sickheadache, fo. Fer
Chillt and fevers Of all kinds IL is far better nd
safer than any quinine, without any of il per
nicious effects. IL creates en- appetite. proves a
powerful digester, sd will counteraet the eject,
o. liquor ~ few minutes. Prepared by JACOB
schkkTZ, Sole Proprietor, n. W. cor. Pifth
and Race streets, Philadelphia, Pa. sold by
all Druggists. rpovI3- 4,
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HAvINd purchased the above Store. CON,
Ill aud re fitted N entirely, making u In al
respects a FfRsT-CLASS DRUG STORE. we
are nov opening, 10 offer 10 the publlc.a PULL.
COMPLETE, and STRICTLY PURE asso, T.
ment Of Drugs. Chemicals, Paints. Dye Stuff,
ac., A., consisting Of Oils, Paints. varnishe,,
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye stuns, Tobacco, Cigars, Confectionsriss
Stationery. 4e.
PHYSICIANS
VIII End their stock Of Drugs FULL and COM
PLErE, and ata very slight advance on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with
classical and miscellaneous books by express, a,
STATIONERY,
Consisting OF Dap, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Letter and
Perfumcd Note Papers also, a very neat stock
Of Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand.
Pens. Pencils. Ink. 4c.
HOUSEKEEPERS
WIN 6nd full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
SODA ASH. Concentrated LYR. SOAP, DO.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine this stock ofPerfumory,
Hair oils, Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet setts. Ac., 4c.
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
win End full supply Of prime Chewing and
smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff. Pine Cut, dc., 40.
CARBON OIL,
or the best brands, always on hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
Rs- Physician Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
May 10, 1869.
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ShingIesl Shingles !
LONG AND SHORT.
or PARTNERsnIp

nIssoLUTIoN or PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, in the manufacture of lumber,
&c. 10 Lawrence township, under the hrm name
Of Thomas Mcpherson a. Bros, was dissolved hy
mutual consent on the 25th day Of May, 1909
The books and accounts Of the 6im arc lcft with
J. Linn MePherson, who is authorized TO Innke ali
collections and settle all claims against the firm.
THOS. NJ MCPHERSON.
J. LINN MCPHERSON.
W. n. MCPHERSON.
JOHN II. MCPHERSON.
Lawrence township. June 2, 1909 Bind.
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To Land Owners |

A NY gentlemen who desire to hare their land
N explored for COAL, IRON ORE, FIRE
CLAY, or any other MINERAL, apply to this
office. WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
lm-pd Practical Miner
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Valuable Farm

FOR SALE OR RENT.
TUE undersigned now offers At private sale III,
Il inrm, situate in Lawrence township CleAr6sd
county, Pa, bounded BY orrs, McMuln and 9th
er', and within y miles Of the railroad depo, in
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SHEPHERD ESTATE.
o. r. aef ~
LANDS FOR SALE,

DURsuA ANT TO, THE DECREE MADE
l. ~ tho Circuit ConEt OF Ohio COunty, on
Lle Lnitd day Of June, lb69, inthO anti In
ChAncety between Levi d. sHkaRINGEIl
AND OtHkhS, U0mplalnanIS, and HAEP1
hEkD ncINTYRE AND 9TH tkH, Defend
ants, the nndeEaigned Commissioners will, y
On Tuesday, the Seventeenth day Of
49,. 10 August, 1NSD, 'il. ~ ~ %
and thereafter from day 70 day untIl com.
pleted, commencing each day AZ eleven
o'clock A. NJ, sell At public auction, on the
lad 10 DS sold, tho home plantation or eS.
IAte mentioned IN tho ninth CLAUSE OF the
Will OF Moses shepherd. deceased, In divI.
slunS, lots and coal 11eldB aS Bpeeifiea IN, the
report and plat Of James GilChrlSl, Sur.
VSyur, on dl6 IN said suit, ,,rl.'tI ~ ;'i,-I1l
1EKMs.-Eann purchaser 10 pay In hand
not les than on6.iourth OF the money doe
upon MS purchase, but 70 have the privilege
70 pay In hand any greater proportion or tla
whole thereof; and tne relluu6, II any, To
10 paid In TIRES equal instalmeIlts bearing
interest from the Jay OF safe, and payable
respectively In Bix, twelve and eighteen
months thereafter bond and security 70 the
ERtiBiRctlon Of Tho Commissioners 10 DO
given for the deferred 1nSIalments, and the
ul0 70 % retained NJ further security until
payment In Iul. l.ls. faig RI .lI'
The whole tract contains about i've hun.
ured and seventy .hv0 acres, and 70 aituRted
IN Ohio County, Wof VIrRinia, along the
Cumberland Road, Hompf6Id t6ilroad and
WheAllng Vreek. being blythe Cumberland
Road ab0ut ak miles from Wheeling "A
plat o. the Divisions, lots and coal -fieldg
also o. the clerE'a OfloB OF tho Circuit Court 81
ohio County IloI DARlELLAMB,l ,g-I
~. u.iJyt I. 49, DANIEL y, LIST, it1H.
lnlbsdtlAdtW IliNl.r giCOmmtsAl0uA rNy
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.Commissioner'a sale..lI \,

OYo VIRTUE OF A DEGREE oFLTHE
ID Circuit Court IoFs ohio County = W, Va,
rendered on the 10Th day Of June, 1880 In q
cause In chancofy' pending In said Court,
WheIeln John List u complainant md AN:
ME u. List !andl others aEe- defendants.
TnaI5day dc isI day , II August s 1850 SSp
at 10, q clock 4. n, proceed % SELL at public
auction, 70 The hllhest and best bidleF, ~
the trunt door OF Inc Court House OF Ohio
county. ". Va, the following described neal
Lou SoG oas hundred and sIxty. four i tisO
lon a. IaneB AddltiOa 70 tho olty, ON Zln6II
Island. LOIS MOI. one hundred and, nInety-
eight (l1S) and ono hundred ana ninety.
nlne wv on thelthe east sldo of kim street
and the Raier l0t lying east OF SAID Two l0uiI
knoWn ~ lot No, eight 49, on Zan0B IRIAnCli
Lot NO. one hundred ana threoi (I03) on TIE.
west aide OF Market square, and tho tUolth
third 10 OF LOT No. one hundred ana four.
(lOE auJolning loI lot No. I03, and on when
west - teet Of loti No. pt1e hundred SHnd
hevepty'touF $40 on Zane street, In East,
WheolmE, with al the rights Of alleys be-r
longing thereto, Part Of lot No. four tean
uN IN equafe fourteen ~ on Union street,
R6out ~ Geet front, M described in deed
nom y. n. Nennum7 and Wtto dRted August
0tht l&A. " lO[lL k"hl t1Dik
THINKS OF 6ALE:-ons-iouTth OF the pur-
chase money Y be :pAitl in c1sh, AND tnere.
two and three years, 70 20 Becored BY notes
missioner, and ~ bear Interest IRON day VI
'A!s eH 'S~Sh''a DANIEL q. LIS. 81
N7-B ,.Nfs tlLommhHloner.
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NEW CLoCK.-Wo mentioned aomO.
time since that the Tumor was abroad
that q new town clock was 70 30 placed
In the Bteeple Of Tho German Catholic
Church across tho creek: Our attention
was called 10 Il yesterday, and The mat.
tor begins to asSume definite shape.
We were told that BubSerlption papsra
were being circulated TO raise funds 10
purchase The clock, We trust that the
enterprise will result successfully. For
all practical purposes the public clock
We now have has been worthless for
many yeatu. No one pretends 70 put
any confidence In lie Measurement Of
time, and We doubt II tho city author
ities will inauSurats any measures to
farnish their constituents with any.
thing better. In view OF these factS we
hope the effort now making 10 have 0
reliable clock put up In the structure
above mentioned VIII receive the oon-
sidOrstlonof our oltIzsns which liz I'M
portaneO demands. Hl.tra
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RuSAwAY.-YSs horse At.
tachsd to lumber wagon made things
lively along Quincy and Main streets.
While down near the landing the AMI
NAL took fright and came up quincy At
q furloua rate. Turning down Main
no came In. contact with some
grindStoneE on NFranzsll's corner, de-
molishlug two or three OF them. PlunS.
Ing along that street he brought mp
againsta wagon, wtenchlng one Of the
wheels OF the vehicle hanging 70 him
from the axle. Alter accomplishing
this feat he changed his course and rem
up John street. Where no was caught,
or whether, we did not ASCERTAIN. The
driver was In his Beat when the horse
started but was soon thrown out Of the
wagon. He was not seriously injured,
We were told tint the horse and wagon
belonged to Mr.. Updegrafi lumber
merchant. Y.uu iIilN .fn .a.a'i"
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THE Grand Forge 0fthS United Staten
met yesterday at American Hall, In
this city, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ There was
q fair attendance. About forty dplGG
gates we're present from the different
States East, West, North and South.
Quite q number Of Forges are not 40
yet represented, .la' u. . t'a..'l va. "A.
The body was duly organized at the
Arst meeting, and the credentials Of
delegates examined. After these mat
tiers had been disposed Of, the reports Of
q. N. Secretary and Treasurer were re.
ceIved aud referred to proper commits
tees. The G.. F. then went into an
election Of otioers for the ensuing term,
when an adjournment was had until
this morning Rt O'Clock. ~ t.'f7
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PERsoNAL.-our fspoW-toWnSmeni
MessrS, Lewis Baker, Of the Rectster,
and Mr., Thomas o'Brian, returned a
day or two since, from quite an OK.
tended VIaItto The GreonbrIsr and RaL
nawha regions. Both are looking a. II
the mountain air and good cheer Of the
Southern portion Of the State agreed
with them. We gladly welcome them
home again. 3n "a nal.t .l". rI,
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POLLOK CouRT.-There was great
falling on 10 the business transAe led In
the police court, yeSterday morning,
when o6npared with, That IdIhposSd d
the mornine pravlous.J q 3 a 1
The FIRST case called was that Of Coon
Wickham. charged, with dlSordsrly con.
duct. The time and Scene ofthe dis
turbance our readers will naturally re,
fer to the 6hootInEifaGa thSiWater
Works, last Sunday morning. onool
two witnesses were examined, but their
testimony acquitted WickhAtn 81 oriRI-
mating the ARRAY, and put him on the
defensive. :He whS, therefore, dischars.
Oh. The State, however, has taken steps
TO have ths matter inys 4tlgated, 30 thai
tho end Ia not yeti, ,na''iT ~ " al ~
May Green, . colotsd ismlalnS Ii
person as welpas name WSg artAiEnei
for being drunk on the streets. She
was aned one dollar and costs. With
the admontlIon that u brought before
the court again % similar charge. lht
full penalty ot'the,law would be Inn
Ftoaah utfs tal9'A - lllilJ 81 Nst'-A
IA fsH.H = r. "a 10
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OFF FOB wAsH1NaroN.-ouIts Q large
number Of persons left for Washington,
Pa, yesterday, ON the train. II any
arrangement had been madsto send up
q train this morning we are confident il
would have been yet more largely pat
ronlZsd. We have heard numbers eye
press regret that as matters now stand,
they would be unable to attend. We are
notdisposed TO reflect o. the policy pu +
sued by the Hempnsld authorities ID
this instance, butWe bslIeve they mis-
led an opportunity 70 add q handsome
amount to their receipts.
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Board OF suPERvBoRs.--A stated
meeting Of the Board OF Supervisors
Will be held to-day In their room at The
Court, House. II our Information ID
correct, this Is the meeting at which
the levy Is made. Parties having
claims against the county, will consult
their interests by handing them in 90
that, ifapproved, they may DO provl.
ded for, D
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To 81 fris1iEiiaD.@ arc ii informed
that Of q meeting Of tho oficlary Of the
Fourth Street Y. 3. Church, In this
city, held Monday evening, II was de-
clded 10 90 On and AnLah their building.
Il ID, estimated that II VIII require TWEEN.
y thousand dollars to complete and
furnlsh 1t. One half that sum waH
pledged on thS Ipols and. Al sa0rs Will
DO made 70 secure the remainder, %
that the Socisty win not bsS bnrdened
win GlaFge and hAE1raa9tng debt. i !. !;
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GreGttetli5gIlelllIlIfliel.Il..
MORNING, ATaUsF 4

RETuRshb. had SShort call last
evening from our worthy Mayor. Mr..
Mcclellan, who returned yesterday
morning from . ok weeks' solourn 10
New England. His Honor reports
having had a pleasant visit, closing 1t
With sea voyage from Boston 10 Balt.
more.
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Ar HoME.- We were grAtlRsd 10
meet, yesterday, Mr.. Andrew Johnson
formerly clerk In, one Of The Depart
ments Of our State government, bat for
The last year or two serving In the same
capacity In the Treasury D Department at
Washington. He 10 home on \ furlough
Of few weeks, and we trust will en-.
Joy his brief respite from long aud close
confinement TO the duties OF his posi-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

ANoTHHR ADDIrloNi-oxL q DUFF.
field, Jewellers, Main street; opposite
Merchants' Bank have Just received
quite an addition TO, their stock Of gold
and b silver American and Swiss
Watches, and dne jswslry sets. Also
clocks. silver ware, fspsctacles, gold
pens DC, DO Gall " ..1OS." See ad.
vertl6ement. Il yhwh -HiuIu T"Uud Gyg
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Centre Street Reuidenoe for Bald.

r AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
i thee story brick roAld0nco OF M, ]. h.
npdegfAn, situated on the north side or
Centre, east Of TIN street, The house a n
mt rAto order, aud contains Z rooms and n
RitchanI has gl1 on al the noon. There d
promises. Possession given when Fentiired.
THOA OBRIEN,
Real Bltat0 Agent, Market street. M
augS south Of Custom H0usa.
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BEWIRa ,1TACHINEp.
METHODIST Book CoNdRRN, |

2
Being In constant receipt Of Inquiries
from our brethren respecting Sewing
Machines, with requests to recommend
and purchase, we have In conjunction
With some lady friends, carefully and
thoroughly examined the various
maehlnes Of practical value for family
sewing, and mud those made by The
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Com
pany, to fully combine the essentials Of
agood instrument, and such as We can
confidently recommend. Having seen
go favorable results from, their use 10
our own and the households Of our
friends, we are DESTROYS that their
benefit should DO shared by all, our
brethren, and hence have interested
otIfRalvAa nthnif hahalF JAZZ f'i ..''.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

RUs1c PHoroeRArHs .I1. Partridge
has jdSt received i new addition, 10 his
,supplytof Rustic Scenery, for Photo:
graphs making It the most "complets',,
ofiny In the city h .q'asa 19' 1aa . ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

,OEoslNa out sale Of Shoes at Hub.
bRrd 4 Brothers.. Prices, cat down.
Nov ls the time 10 buyi not old-faah-i
Toned, low cutlshoes. but ladies, high
cut bAlmorals atsl co. s}s .l,. 1, " Z, a
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WHY viii you llbuy and use other
Wines when y NJ ,! can depend o. 4 ss,
parity pR PerklnsI Stern d Co's. CAlifor-
mia wines aud Brandy, for sale by 3D.
mund Bocking:ahd. Booking 4 carroll.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04

CAUGHT AT Hrs OWN GAME.-Most Of
our, city readers Rre.aWare OF the exlsts
eneb In thelr midst q Gussfo. common:
" kno9na as JEFF. Davis. JeR. Is . man
ofall work. ready tor 2anythlng that
turns OPP, buttnot exhaly ,rslIablSiln
the, petsormanoeof his engagemslta.
4 day or.two since . party OF Usher.
n1sn secured JeRe sa8ervlCes to accom-.
pAny them on excursion down the
rlver as cook. It did not require any
great length Of time to strike a bargain,
and at the hour Of departure Jsn. was
on hand. Just as everything was about
ready to cast Of the lines, our colored
hero forgot that no had mt left the larder
'at home very wen supplied, and he
asked . small sum advanced on his wa.
'gesto IeAvS with lis family. Thls waa
furnished andshe proceeded home 10
deposit the funds. This was all right
enough, but the sequel proved that It
did not result d JET. Intended. :. The
money once In, his. possession he hnr-,
ried6hi afdiFdmainea a~ay until no
thodgAt thSparIS haaFEone; when be
returned 70 Tie p6ih, d asparlgts,, 10
'as to clear his SklrIS .we4sp called % NO.
count for hiAcond Duct Spmathing, how.
eyer, occurred which prevented no *
petition ReItInk away Rt Iheshnnr dxsd;
and when JeR. made hls appearance Id
found his employers on the lookout tot,
him 'HsWaS caught IN his own trap
theAum advanced was not clear gain,
and being selzed, he was conducted not
very gingerly 10 the BOAT and tins
forced ,Eorsndet an equivalent for the
y FGH' r. ,,-r,l n ri.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-04
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