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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

D@- Dubuque has a native of Alas
ka, Francis Marigold, who is to re,
turn to Sitka on a visit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

RR-Our great Lakes swallowed up
ll9 lives and twenty million dollars
worth ofproperty last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

rA-The local elections in the state
Of New York show large Republic
an gains,-which will not injure the
prospects Of Gen, Grant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

B@-The election of Gen. Dix to
the presidency of the Erie directors
gives general satisfaction in England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

a-The Great Republic has been
abandoned at sea with fifteen feet of
water in her hold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

nWGeorge Francis Train threat.
ems to start a paper at Washington.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26
tn. RoRERrsnM

4 froANrY AND cOUN~ AT LAW. platte.
the State. W "i 'he courts OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

Eg Judge Davis, Presidential can
didete, weighs 256.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26
Mrs HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
r E r M s
ONE YEAR ONLY $500.

ONE YEAR ONLY $500.
This viii entitle the subscriber to the paper aud to
the al Owe pair Of Oil Lhromos delivered at tn pub
cation Office II the subscriber will add ten cents t
expenses OF wrapping, mailing, etc, IS3l0l the
Chromos VIII be mailed, postpaid in the order OF
names on the subscription list and il the subscriber
prefers 70 send stu 70 cents more IS altogether
card board, sizeA and vanished, all ready Tor
framing. This is the method we recommend as ths
subscribers order
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

All persons forbidden 10 dig or mine upop The
following lands, except under special contract: The
nwl4 of SEA, swl4 of mel 4 W. Of sel Of nell and
Wa OF nel4 Of se4 et section number 8 10 township
number 4, Of range west, known as the Adam Bate
farm. JAMES BALLANTINE a BRO
Bloomington, Wis, March, IS, 1872. 43w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26
ENLARGEMENT
AND CHANGE OF FORM

On lhe hrst OF January the paper was enlarged and
viii hereafter be folded ia rwenty-four large ouarto
pages, pasted At the back and trimmed az the edges
a decided advantage in convenience for roagipc
possessed by no ether eligious weekly published
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26

John W. Cary has been here about
a quarter of the session. When he
is here he never fails to take a "hand
in" if there is any general subject up.
He is a politician and lawyer. He
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-03-26
st. Croix Land Grant Bill.

HAZEL GREEN, March 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

for eastern markets at eight cents per III
there is little Of posisg music in the dash
and splash OF churning.
Such are some of the products, good for
their day. which have come TO the ''sere
and yellow leaf
No more can we make the past I'LL the
garb OF the present Wool. beef. butter,
and bread, railroad lines and refrigerator
cars have stricken from the great staples
Of Maine.
What now does the market seek at your
hands?
The mania for fast horses. aud the bi.
prices paid for speed present subject
worthy the careful investigation OF our
>tock-bree,lcrs. stand before you not
not 70 advocate the right or wrong oftrial,
of nearly two decades confirms the asser-
ton that these trials have become an ia
separable adjunct of Cattle Shows and
Fairs. and "a such. the question Of the Pc
Rod is. how can we elevate the standard Of
racing: strip 1t OF its joekyi>m aud make
it not only reputable, bat worthy the pat
ronage OF all.
The crnuin, of .,,,,tt..,, ~. ,t,. t,y,.t,Id
rprpose -, ,,.rla,t.h;n., ...i AMI nurse
either. ,la,li,,, ,r,ncl, !, f,,rni,. j, i.
a .unnl,.ment Tai,
Winter ,rn,.s notwithstanding H. him
ORANGES IN successful culture aud the raw.
age. OF insects. may be grown with profit
| for the homo ,nsrt,t AMI tor TRANSFORMATION
also a. the preaier tirm,,,.. a, fe.h which
Maine grown annIes nossr.> riycS them
great superioriy for ,hipment.
Groviuy and canuin.. sweet corn f,r th,.
san Francisco market. promise, A greater
! net profit per acre than any other hncd
crnp
The system of facrory.makipe chee~c al
II, infancy in Maine. j, de>eryin. a, a pa.
ticnt and thoraich tiial us commended
to the sunny side OF every objection which
tends to shadow it, progress,
That our winters. long. cold. aud chccs-
less, may be utilized to the farmers beucht
in the GROWN. Of winter grain 10 GA
farms. seems To- be warranted D, The sue
cess which j. crownius efforts in that d.-
rrrtiou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
A Genuine Letter by a Bow.

Al the last school exhibition of town
in Maine. the following essay received the
prize: On the Turhle. This animal j.
found most always In the water and then
he comes on dry land The Turkle cannot
ny. The Turkle Ia, four paws like the
American eagle, which makes the British
Lyon and the uniform tremble. The tur-
kle has shell, and sometimes folks put
fire on it and the turkle crawls ont. When
the turkle erawls out of his shell he j.
very wet and sticky. There are two kinds
OF turkle, mudturkle and the other kind.
We don't have any other kind in our pond.
French and Irish people eat turkles and
frogs, but should not like to- caught a
turkle once. but il did not do me any good.
for swopped ii off for jack-knirr and
cut my fingers. Father said il was a iudg-
ment. but | thought it was knife. |
don't know much about turkles. but am
for Grant. Yours respectfully Iueius
Tewsbury Fay.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

k"NEst smor--Itiz a CRATE lccl easier
tew be a philosopher after Q man haz a
warm meal than 1t IL when he don't know
wharf he IL going tow get onr.
Most men lament their cundi-huu 10 life
bu, there are but phew. amer AT. who are
superior 10 Il.
TfieinG 10 define luv Il liko tricing tcw
tell how "a kuin tcW brake ,hru the ice III
ia kup ahou; Il y. "a fcll H. and goi duck
al.
\ weak man wants az much watching ~
= bad one.
wize man never enjoys himself 50
muc'h. or rhooi 50 li,tle. az when alone.
tNari~e ~ a1 hungry ~ the grave
There e, great dc,l % ,ir'ew tu ,bis
world that IL IKE iewcIry. more ~ orna-
mont than use
lh"rc are m"ouy people vino not anly hc
leave ihA, ili> world rcv"i,c- .u i., axis.
hu; ta.y hricayr THAT tac, lrr the axis.
>cli-made mcn arc uo,i aluu- ,rt to hc
ie,ilo io, proud 81 the job
| think th4re " a~ noauy ulI ytnol> III
thi- world i share 81 yuns oo,-. anI ,hArr
u ,Al, d.G,ru.r between 'heu. 49, YOU.
"oc- ua, ou;-rp1 'A,Ir phais. hu' ,hc .la
uu,~ newer ao.
genuine aplor-m x iu'l aau up jn a
-ma.. pA.44.r.
Marrying ior hu'y ~ pour ,pcclu a-hun
inr ulHt a4n who ~e0. yuur vsl,. Aaz eot
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
Newspapers.

Their ,aluc j. # ua m.als arpr,o .atcI.
bu' t5r rapidI's win Nh..A people arc VIZ
e.ug Hpi' their ar.r,-ity ami u-ciulu..-.
j. on" 81 tAr -.-liG-aut -..a. of thc
iln.- Is~ families arr naw ,.u,ca, uith
-.a- -sN paper l4e :Itf-t iar Auo', T.
edge 3, .a' ,4-at a'-rL Wd tuoA.
tAuu@l u--ial-- yr4. .y~,Iu,ea u,c,-.tf,
ia thrT p'4s., t4i tu meet ia. demand. ii
youth or age. The village newspaper /.
eagerly chs aud H. content, u ,a.,i-
Is desopre l. Than comes the demAs.i f,r
the county news, state news. national and
foreign news. Next 10 The political come
the literary. and then the scientific Jour
mails. Lastly. aud above all. come the
moral and religious journals. Thi- yarie-
~ !, demanded To satisfy the craving. 81
the active mind.
Newspapers are also valuable TO mater
ial prosperity. They advertise the village.
county or locality They spread before
The reader a map on which may be traced
character, design aud progress. II a
stranger calls al hotel he first inquire.
for the village newspaper Ill a friend comes
from distance the very next thing a1cr
4 family greeting. lac inquiries for your vii
lage or county newspaper. and YOU feel di>
comfited If Won are unable to lind late
copy. and COMPOUNDED if you arr compcll-
"a to say yom do not take il.
The newspaper i, just a necessary to lit
man for hi true position in life a. food
or r.lment. show u ragged. barefoot
boy rather than an ignorant one. lii,
head will cover his feet In after life ii he is
well supplied with newspapers. Show US
the child that is eager for newspapers. lie
will make the man of mark in after life il
YOU crafty that desire for knowledge.
Other things being equal, il 4, rule that
never fail,. Give the children newspa-
urr>.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

TRAINING \ llEIFER To MILK. Cows
heiters. from abusive mixers. have
never seen an old COW become n kicker
unlessed abused. Instead of cows being
aversed TO being MIXED when giving a
large quantity. have ever found il the re-
verse. When pasture is good, and cows
come home at night with udders distended
with milk, they seem grateful TO have it re-
moved. Milking heifer for the first time
requires patience. for they will most in
varibIy kick Ia such cu>e put broad
strap around her body, just + ont of the
udder. and buckle it moderately tight and
a soon ~ she gets quiet, for She may
dance around a little at first take Your
pail. lit down and 90 to milking. for she
i A. helpless a kitten. DO not attempt
to use a rope instead Of q strap. for it viii
not answer. This j. a much better method
than tYing the legs. etc. a. II does not hurt
the animal in the least. \ few applications
of the strap. with plenty or patience and
kindness will cure the most obstinate case.
IN-ANp-iN RErptNG.-During recent
discussion in England. I; was stated that
the most successful lines Of >hnrt-horn,
were thoS" in which one animal was the
She of The sire aud Of the dam al>o--ihu-
making the parents half brother and sister
by the same sire out Of different dams
Thi~ system OF breeding had produced
some of thc finest cattle ia the country. Il
was also said That where cattle were closely
Inbred and preserved their constitution.
they had a ten lcncy to lose color save
Canada Faratr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

The Democracy are getting to bias
pheme as roundly as their candidate for
the Presidency; and with more excuse.
Mr.. Greeley swears for the love of 1t; the
Democracy are swearing just now because
they made such COMPOUNDED fools of them
selves as to accept Greeley as their candi-
date. They have the odium ofhis nomina-
ton and lose more votes than they gain by
it.-Albany Evening Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

A Delegate to a Democratic Congress
sional convention in Ohio. held few deys
ago. relieved his overcharged soul with
this ejaculation This district has come
10 pretty pass, when the whole Demo-
cratic party must sit in convention whole
day and be governed by six Republicans
and then must stay all night to listen to a
Did, nigger.''
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

III Is NOT so much Maine as what Maine
means, says the New York Commercial
Advertiser. The Republicans were sure to
carry the state, but the question was
whether Greeley and his Gratz had whit
tied down our majority and made an inroad
into the party. 1t would rather seem
that they have not; and so. with ranks un-
broken, and under the old banner. let the
Republicans go forth to well-assured vic
tory.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03

COOKED CUcUMBERs.-we find the fol
lowing in the Rural Southland: 1T does
not seem to be very generally known, says
an exchange, ''that the cucumber is one of
the most useful vegetables we haye, and
can be dressed in q greater variety of pal
pable ways than any other, except the to-
mato. 1t is better than squash and more
delicate than the egg plant prepared in the
same manner; can be stewed, fried or
stuffed, and, above all, can be parboiled,
mashed up in butter and fried ms fritters,
more pleasant and easily prepared than any
vegetable or fruit. When a cucumber just
becomes too old to be used raw or for
picking, it is then at its best for cooking
and may be used for that purpose even
until the seeds become hard. A raw Gu
cumber is, for most persons, an indigesti-
BILE abomination, however much they may
admire tts favor and odor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-10-03
T.. Iro-I'IcIs-
COFFIN & CASKEH ROOMS

The subscriber keeps constantly un AAa| tH4
for AL, a. LII. Room. over VI ~. J. Book. NJ
nncry store, oppo-lje IL. 4 ;. *. WAlin-s ID
..nnl -upplN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

DnAGRERABLR " ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The weather was about Is disagreeable a
it gets in this latitude. In the morning
The streets and psvements were q solid
glare Of ice, and pedestrians had 70 be ex.
tremely careful in moving about, else
they would find themselves sitting down
in unusual places. and quite remote from
fire. At times the rain came down uu;te
heavily. Before night the Ice had disan-
peared and mud had taken Ia plAee
Thea the wind shifted round into he
north, and the temperature declined n.
pidly, with prospect Of everything be-
ing frozen up tight this morning.
We noticed on the streets quite an in.
crease in the number Of horses, although
the day was one Of the most unpropition,
10! such OF them as had recently been
suffering from the epiEoot We sbslI
probably hear Of numerous cases Of re-.
ISpse, said TO be, slmost Invariably, more
serious than the original attack W.
trust the Saying" viii not hold good in
this instance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

ArkAnSsA Ehsce ard b whom applica.
don ESs made, fH what purpose TIA
troops were 70 be usad, md what actin
hAa been taken IN the MISTER.
Mr.. Bdnunds sid The Resolution had
better lie ove;.
Nr. Morrill,, Of Yermmk gave nuSis.
that % Wednesday Dexf be would maid
sonS rGnGrH On The Gnen6ad bin ia,
the eo6OEmest Of the National College
Nj. PomerOY o9aed Q coocurTent rsSo-
luti11 70 E1Epeod the 2lst joint rule
which prohibits the passage during the
frst siI days q the session q any bin ne
naming 0TeT from the lAst session. Laid
0Tef ard ordered printed
NJ. Scott Of Pennsylvania, offered .
resolution re4ppOinting Senate Coai4.
ees Opoa al bills h which TIE Conrit.
tea o. CCetGeDce appointed last sesiOo
tailed 70 report or which reports mAae
were not dispOaaa a. Laid oVeH.
NJ. S1mnE moved the present eonSi.
Grafton Of his CITA REhs bin.
Nj. Pu0eToy made Z point Of on3ef
that nDder The slSt joint rule, II could Dot
Be considered
The President sustained the point Of
ordH-
NJ. POneroy said be did Do. rAise the
pIDt o. order because be opposed the bin.
lie WAS in fEvoc Of it
The Vice President Appointed NessrS.
Cooking and Thurman . committee On
the part cf the Senate to wait upou the
President --.s. r
The Senate then took ; recs I'LL l:SO
P.M
Aftes recess 8 message vHs received
nnn the hose annOaDcine Tie a8option
d the Concurrent resoluti6n n reeshd 10
the deA;h Of Horace Greeley.
Ar. Pento1 moved is immediate con-
si3etxIioo, snd it TSs unanimously 1gr4d
10.
Nj. Coakling. from the Committee 10
wait upon the President announced that
il had discharged is duty and that ne
Presiceot would Communicate in writing.
The annual message WAS brought in 6y
Gen. BIbcncS and rad by the Clsrf.
Three thousand extra copies Of the nsss-
age were ordered 70 be printed.
The Vice President presented the an
nrsl reports Of the several dep2rtmepls
Ssnste adjourned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

THK Latest ARK1vh-Nr Campbell,
member CT he House Of Delegates from
HaococA county, reached this city yeze-.
dSy, from TIE "PGm4Deot Ssst' MIC.
had BEEN summoned home TO the bedside
Of his father who Is serio1sly ii. Last
Monday (25ih inst) be obtained leave Of
shseooe for zen days, and ystErtsy, or on
the eighth day ont, be lad only BEEN
Able to gel this far on his bomeHArd jour.
nsy. He SEs compelled 70 walk from
Sardis 70 BellAire, sAid 10 be tOrty.two
miles, in order to get bere IS quickly q
be di1. NJ. C. could have made the tip
from San Francisco In much shorter time
than he vas On the way here IRON The
capital Of this State, and We don't know
but it would be good policy 10 remove
eur STATE o6cer1, legislature, &c, 10
some point on the Pacific slope. Our
communication with headquarters
would Al least be more direct, and it
might be better for the interests OF al
concerned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03
The Erie canal Is frozen two inches
thick al Utica

The Erie canal Is frozen two inches
thick at Utica.
1t is denied th.t any attempt hiss
been made 70 secure the remoTs! Of As
sessor Websie:, at Chicago.
The N. 7. World ssys the electoral
votes intended for Greeley cannot be cast
10! smother, they must be cast Tor blank.
Washington dispatches say that MANI
Western members Of Congress, are dis.
appointed with the Civil Service outlook.
-AtEmira, n. Y, Patrick Flynn was
found dead Monday morning. from ipju-
rieS inflicted during a scuf1e with fire.
man McCauley.
The New York Tine. ssys the reck.
less storage Of immense quantities Of In.
1ammable oils in the lower part OF che
city is 9 subject which the authorities
should at once consider, as from the pres.
ent aspect the situation Is one Of danger.
Tho schooner Mullen, bound from
Philadelphia 70 New York on Sunday,
was sunk In 3 squall of Sandy Hook, one
Of the seamen was drowned, OF the re.
naming four men who chung to the rig.
ging until rescued in almost 9 iifeleSs
state. zone person, the steward, was frozen
to death.
On the lower lakes and thence over
the middle and eastern States falling ba.
rometer, southwesterly winds, cloudy
weather and occasional belts Of rain and
snow are predicted Tor to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

FULLY CoOuTTKD.-Several mornings
ago We mentioned the 17est Of James
Leonard, charged with breaking into the
carpenter shop Of J. n Brodie about the
18Th Of October, and taking theretron
some tools belonging to two Of NJ. BIS
wurkmea. Yesterday, Leonard WAS
brought before Judge Johnston fo- e1Ami.
nation on two charges. both his victims
having fled complaints against him. Al.
tes "a full bearing Of the testimony the
prisoner was held TO bail in one case in
the sum Of 500. in the other fnr 800, 70,
his appearance at the next term of the
Circuit Court In default Of furnishing
the required bonds, Leonard vas commit.
ted 70 jail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

Poz51 CsvEL-TEO eAsas besre fhe
police court, yesterday n0uioe, md bob
oaenoen charged with eonnis:ng ~
ss1ltk oE5 CuDsy Vas frgt csrled 1,
wa clearly established hat y u5og.
PFsttynEEEHS passing up Clay E;reet =
lev nights Ago, COoSy nSde Z pas u
him and struck him heavy bios. Con-
cry wSs Immediately arrested, sna while
eD route 70 he lock %, resisted he once,
and EOoosR3ed IL mailing his escape
under cover q lie dIrk1esl. The next 6Gy
o@ceE 7. went 70 Gooey'I house and
re-ATeSted him, bat not Until be Wa
compelled % use some emphatic language.
Bis Hoo~impused . 6De d Eve dollSrs
and COST, alta giving The prisoner buns
advice which be would DO vel . bed
Thomas Cray was ErraiEDed iur Gun.
hitting ~ sssGnlt O = ynGng man whose
name We did not distinctly hsGr. The
testimony showed that the assault was 4
most unporoked ooe-GrtJ going % far,
IN his Gn1isJ 70 fight, Is 70 ofer 70 pay
hH ADtAsunisfs fine should o0e b IN.
posed upon him To show his ability 10
neetthe pcnuiAry pErt Of de programme,
be took . handful Of fractional curreOey
from his pocket and he'd II up 70 the flce
Of the man be wanted 70 whip. Finally,
A'lsr these tan1ers hAd failed 70 cmTiooe
his opponent thAt be ought 70 fight Gny
dealt him = bIUH, b, parties inierfeSd
and the melee WAs nipped IN the bod
Yesaerdiy morning it bluoDed out 10 Tie
dnen6oos Of Eve dollla sod costa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

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AZ 40 y 5 Elsfss EsssS % "a m, ~ Z
= Ae'gS0HzH, cua:Linipr ~, -'s !;
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qaifed n making Iry rE-nsr; ny \
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

DIscHARsED.-"Cspt Jim" Green, The
notorious burglar who vas arrested some
time since By detectives Mitchell and
hnshmAn, on the charge Of being 3 tuEi-
tive from justice, was this morning dis
charged BY Judge straub.
Green was arrested on information thu;
he had escaped from the West Virginia
State Prison, but the officers OF that State
having refused TO send for him, or TO
obtain arequisitiOn for his transfer TO
West Virginia, the Court had no sl:ernA.
tive but to discharge him.-7Emes ond
C71Oaiak Of Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

PCBLIc DIET SrATKxEST.-The Pub.
Lie Debt Statement issued yesterday
shows the total debt TO be e E22s, PA gee
with $S4 ~, $50 interest There is cash
in the treasury Is follows: Coin, SSs 603,
$40; currency, slO,l1sIl1. Total SIS,
2l,151. The special deposit held FOL
redemption Of certificates Of deposit il
S4.465,0Oo. The iOth in the treasury il
$l@,ls6,75l. The total debt less cash in
the treasury is $2,l5O5ssoSo. The De.
crease during the month was $1,l9s22e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

BAREER SHOP OPESHG.-That well.
known professor Of the tonsorial at, Da.
Nd Slime, will open the barber shop and
bath rooms connected with the St james
Hotel, this morning. NJ. S. will be glad
10 welcome bis Old friends in his new
quarters, and hopes 10 extend the circle
OF his seQuAintanes veIy considerably,
now that be is located 50 near the busi.
ness centre Of the city. Call IN and zee
him, you that desire to have q clean
shave, hair trimmed in the latest style, O,
. nice bath. EveTyt thing will be found
in perfect order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-03

+. i G. z RAnRoAD.-A dispatch
from New York to the Cincinnati 7Inel
d ChroniaI states that the organization
Of the Kentucky & Crest Eastern Rail.
road lsOccessor 10 the West Virgins
CentsD was perfected Friday by the
election Of Hon. NATHANIEL SANDS a
President and Il. r RUBBAKD as Treas.
urer. The officers authorize the Al.
DJ7Doenens that the work Of construction
viii be Immediately begun.