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Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26
n-nIsrRAToR,a NOTICE

s'i,o II Asrcby siven that lettors
as1~ipslrlion upon he estate y
9 'a0r Auck, decreased, havo been
dfas"d to no, by he Ci,rk of the
ssas court, bearing date the 3tst
Rf + October a. ID. 1852 AL per
~! having claims agatn-l said estate
sA"nirsd t. exhibit chem FOR allow
Wv" - tbs Probate Court Of G2eon II
%% o'ur,v. wlhiu one year aFcc the
~ oSaaid letters, or they may pe
aSJaded from any benefit Of such
pt.. and If such claims be not eH'
So within two years from the date
S' aid letters, they VIII DC sororei
81 GEo8GE K,I.GE.
Administrator.
1O%0
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&fORTGAGE SALE.


Whereas, Ado'ph Brinkmann and
Christina B'InkmaAn, his wife, hy
'hsr certain Mortgage deed, with
pswer Of SALE, dated ihe sixtesnth dav
%Noy4mber, a. y. 1856 aud recorded
in The Recorders Oli,e Of Ga>conade
County, and State OF Missouri, in
Box /. mage 40 did convey to Fried,
rex Ya.let th- following described
real estate, situated i'll the c0uny OF
G.sconade, and va Ot Missouri, ana
descr bed IN said NOR gage i ej a.
follows, to~wIt The sou hWass ir.c-
t!Onal quarter Of the no.hwos quar-.
Ter, anu the west fractional ha.f OK the
southwest puGrter, SEC ion numl g. ten
(iO) township number fortyziour (fI)
range number six 90 west Of the ttCb
Principal me;IGan, containing 0ue
hundred and heavyweight and seven
i!'two one=hundrcdth ARES, more OF
loss situated in The county and State
a aforesaid, which Conveyance WAS
made ior the purpose OF securing tao
payment Of ouc certain note, amtUnt-
Ing to ak hundred and fly dollars
SoSV) ucScTIUeu III saiu IlOI -
d'ed and, whereas, the sad nola re-
mains due and unfaid row. therefore
/, The said Friedrich Wallet, as mort
Eagoe. in accordance with lhe,prCvjsr
'ons OF said mortgage deed will offer
Tor sale to the highest bidder, for cash
10 hand AZ tho courthouse door in the
Own of Hermann, county and State as
Aforesaid, on
saturday, the 2sth day of December,
=. d 1872,
eetweeN the hours OF nine o'elsck in
he forenoon and FIVE o'clock in the al
,'raoon of that day, the property
nsrsln before described, or so much
.lerc"f, as will satisfy the note herein
oe'ore mentioned and the interest dEc
'nerooA. together with the costs and
"ses'ei of executing this trHst.
FRIrDRIcK WALLET,
Mortgage.
aer1ann. Mo Sept. 20, 1879.
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WINE And BEERSAI0OI
ccH
3oEEI PEAUTSCE,

Cri,i: Strab,, slp. GaiGtr u. Rarga
0,ins ggiritf@ift ID nsu aus4eRa.tst unb ts-
tsutsns trUsitsIt i5c.et1 HAD man nire I:erz
aiprsts Iii 3,itss tEiie:s ~
81. 2ouJier Ga erbier, s8siHe, 9iss6rss
NIB gi9arr,l ttsrr Gualit5t upb rmsiy GSat
wsvfs- atfs siRt ;l.9sltsnmeret Rssiengnf ma
ctF. 81 Seba @ferf&.'
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

Gcns oS Sarah{FcEtec, formerly 81.
nh }. Reed II. Q. Na!ioD, Guar.
din and ura CT.
NOdc~ Is hereby given that tie YIN
designed guardian and cur".or u 4e
Oer,op and estale OF Sarah J &c bee,
torm,4ly Ssrah J: Reed, minor heir d
NasLan Reed, deceased, ia, na'e o
last and trne oAu,bit Of The aercuAt
b.twe,n Ljms>if and lis said 2ara,
ana Ill, d ne same wilh.t hc Prob@1.
Cvsrt Of d. -cona!r county, aud than
a tho third Jay OF he neX. February
..rln, 1875. he i,,end~ to apply 10 saio
ter leave 30 mrke a hual ssr;Ie
nxpt Of HIS guardianship accounts
sad ssr Lis discharge - such guardian
ii. .. WALTON.
t-- % IG"S
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Aaalph q. gtnlo,

5 { Il !. oSE ufI a U
@tar II4Ict
6N cine ere6e NFt@eHl sA aHes Scr
eaocem rs
rs 9taijnen. gorintker, Gitrcast. sas
.nftytes 6itronen Ig0 0ra.fe In S4a!ta.
,elt9@ae N.@uttIl, pUtcctt yeF 3uer,
+5rtIsttbcsren, Sf0rae1, ei,renen. fStf~
3eR, 3rpet{9geu, GudDci3naltbi sYs
ale sght baden nJtbigsg a.Tittl.
: II @ ewKrsen;
Qtaiorau. @~orianaer, laamiar, Singer.
Satbei, @feftr, tIipjee, sfelscn, 3ixmt
MusfatnuB, &inImel an0 &HatssisSs
aIeH.
s. aiqx6rss.
3mportittsr Gfuse ulo Gs~xmt-traFt, eos.
ua6, 8rsa0its, tsttreioefun1ReI, lmpUr.
tirter Sin, erom0tiEdler Gransq, Bouc~
BON g5bistsp r10 =. & e. ~ss.Ngm,sx
&oncor5 gSinbitterS.
a>es 8u5iifum niso ksi lnis eu.e sas
6ilige DGaren frGsu-
ADGLPH J. PRUDoT
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Ystefac@o gaua cje6 g;iHer6 rad Gorf6rift ResA
mcL E-o beHucG laaSert Set !etctHe bieibtn, oorsns-
Giitg cetr auoCrs SsttttI a%Cfort, potr ot GebeaSorsaS'
Hr9trhg TtyfIdi TuI-ITI ICur0e H ftHG.
GHEsr-fa e0cr 1supcr0npIttbfsii SopfdreTi,
a Il ridEc rf, SWECH. 8rHfbt!fnTnuns. S0Hlroei,
fnurts Iuffotca rt@ g)GgeHo, i0lehter Gsldirad IN
NturCt. G24tnICiscH. Ecr5tlcpten, %uTfencnf5unouH3,
HitrtulGorn mo buaotrte oOn orHSrH l0ntr59afteH
SpmptUmer fEo bic Sujotu ccH GispCpra. @f9eH
tivic Sti6cH bet Oas 9Itter5 nitt iCiHcS Gleiben, rro
fcn, oe due LANCE anscige.
0;cGCu Grnnerieioef. bt tuaeeT ooer oltez, PIE
5tirGtb.tcu ober iJGtetR Earon, reln ansrA6 pct
&3ticGa lett, lUic bri Geu ASst1cl bts Sebcne, eripeliet
bit6 tyajiGe Sittcr5 ciHeu 10 oGrtGtcifenoeH GtRFEs,
6ab sjsc HemcGteE6lpeIt3s SeroshetuHs fg S9!o sH"
..sQ UGdt.
@fCtW ent,nnstt6ta uao drent'den Shes
tsatihrruc1Cltit. G0ttn@, refritttreEet NM iIterH1it'
t.rcror TiIbtr, Gldrtb,ttCE tC5 Slatcs. Ger QtEcr, Der
sijergE uno gloie. bat tit6 SittcIs RtsL ictnes 0ltSsR.
Sjec &rGGigC.jtH Dec9er ourb ptTGerbtItS Stut e'
ycUgt. o%s ee.UoRHit@ bur1 ltRetoRah3 CO otl2aS'
EuesCTqdrC bCrCCvgtbyHGt MIRO.
lit iaeeliaocb s35iaH rupe ~tni.tet, fes,obI
ais CiR &rfttr, Wdbrgre - UcI Die 59}OTcCrc &t9eHs
foot ttH$tats tin 5antieesPtiInits Snr Scitjttaass
co5 GoE3cttj?rlH, cher Setj1Hrarg Der teotF u"' St
EIsstipttct igUir qtcgH CG4erlttoCr "a i2tTttH-
EIt &SGHilTEGE .SIteE, Sis &usiIiage, SdsrdrerT
taifauE. nu1lCa, Nt30tr, SiIttNsr, Eutctn, BeelcE,
@QrCvafcla. &iEg 1ErT, G.iHSFuCr iIttUule Au9en,
5~}ctHlaEi Srdtt. SdUTi, &UbiQr9c br Scat mo OR"
str1 66ut,.itcH, rae cFdl iEIs &crleH coer tere Ses
l10fcalstt it,T. r1e1tT, ip-t0tu bNrtdttl9 cnt9 esto
&titlrs "Hsqcrottlt Eno avs 6em &GetHe cEtttrr*.
( ic &iccr(dIoftCIt ron Gr. ~ScetterS. SlnGsef
vE4r,re, 5arutrJiatrb, teTgti5sRo, reisItafTAo, Giisr''
IeE0 mo crti=GJi5ps.
9ouEtnoe 0tng3arey c1ette.fen srft5rez GtEts
scT .LttT5 cls COS TF-0tIGCruc SteI!sa1sIInt
6. $. &tIeUGIo & ST..
SreeattcH, Zen 8%rcSciece, Cat:
zao Gte &agis3toa II. SPSTttcH St-' HEf' SSFs'
81 7sbrn 5i cI,n CroaXiEeB ERS S=1or<s-
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FINAL o.IFLEMEAT NOTICE.
N9t.co IS hor-by given . all per-
ga. iulrres,ed, th.t the Undersigned
gill apjlyta he Probate Court @ 9as'
o.a1e ,ounty, at it. mex term, TO be
he'd in lie town Of Hermann, on the
ard Mon - IN February, 1873, for
.eaye to make ANAL >eltl4ment OF his
c%couats, and fr his discharge as
t4a.dan and Curator Of the minor
err Of Earry kopp, deceased.
AUGUsr aIoll'er,
Guardian and Curator.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken np oy Enu2k Maugjn Of Ca
assn roAnsLiP AID posted U~'ore i
!. Cowan, a Jualile Il the 0eacc, +
utain stray, dcscrl-od as tolloWs : =
bay mare, tw" y. ars old last epTinS
llsen hands high, whHe s'ar on jhe
i,re head and black main md la,t u
GLer mark, o. hra"ds percuireatIe
Appraised st the sutn u Ii ~ collar.
BY P:sa,y l.. JoLu-an aao Ceore
Silirr.
Tb;.G,h dovor Ncvamtcr 1872
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c3a1G, e6er AID NIX Gc3cn baor rsr'
saa.. DE- Gtac;3tcH 32l2rH@ pIro
Hermanner Volksblatt u. Gasconade Zeitung. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1872-1873, 1872-12-26

I, he Probate Court Of Gasc0aade
Ccau,y, November Term, 1872.
STATE Of Missouri, -.
County o. G@scln&Go
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TN4L SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

November q, 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
Rough for Jnrora.

Santa crula Correspondent San Francisco
BulletInl
ado you see that man thereI' said a
friend as We balanced our chairs against
the pillars OF the Pacific, in the cool Of
the evening, answered in the afllrma.
tive. SWELL" said, he "thst man. now a
stage.driver, assisted In the conviction Of
a spanish desperate, who was sent 10
State Prison for four years, and whose
term Of service recently expired. The
Spaniard swore revenge against the jury
who found him guilty, and all others who
directly or indirectly contributed 10 bis
punishment The driver was shot at by
him the other day, and now, rather than
jeopardize his own lie and the lives OF
his passengers, he remains in town and
holds himself In readiness to dodge bull.
lets. That young fellow passing him and
coming this way, see him2 Well, you
notice that his hands are In his coat pock-
cts. The Spaniard Is also after him, but
will meet with warm reception, for this
man Is always lingering his derringer,
now, and will shoot through his pockets
upon the slightest provocation from his
enemy. The Spaniard Is lurking about
town, awaiting opportunities to kill about
fifteen persons, mostly jurors"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

New YORK, September 9O.-Cotton-
Good export demand, market closing
dull; middlipg upland 1870 Flour
Aeavy superfne western and State SO 10
a6 60; common TO good extra 81 20G7 80;
good to choice 81 55as 40; white wheat
extra IS 40a9 rs; extra Ohio 81 35a
10 90; st. Louis 81 G5a11 25. Grain
WAest-0pened higher with fair export
demand, closing higher with advance
partly lost No. 3 spring Chicago 81 Asa
| AZ; No. . do 81 62a1 81; No. 8 Milwau.
kee 81 Goal 81; No. 1 do 81 IS; winter
red western 81 69a1 20; new amber
Michigan 81 IS. Rye-Unchanged. Bar.
ley-Moderate request; western 81 OF.
Malt-QuIet Corn-Opened higher, fair
export demand; western mixed 64fa651c;
sail 65ea66tc. 0ats-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Groceries-CO ffee-Firm; Rio 14ta
l74c. sugar-Firm; fair to good refining
OA0BC; Cubs S.a9Ec. MoIasses--Un.
changed. Rice-Quiet at 9A09c. Whisky
Steady at 02c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

CHICAGO, September 8O.-Flour-
Steady with moderate demand; extra
spring SO Goat %. Whest-Demand &C.
tive and prices advanced for spring; No. 2
spot to fill short sales 81 1Sfa1 20i, closing
at 81 10; No, ], 81 23ia1 90, according to
location; No. 8 do 81 06a1 on. Rye-94a
049c. Corn-Demand good at full prices;
No . mixed S6c cash; S6s36tc seller DC.
tober; rejected S4A34ic; No. Q canal free
on board 31tc. Oats-Demand fair and
market firm; No. 2 23ic; rejected 2Osa2lc.
Rye-Market steady with moderate de-
mand; No. Q, Csc. Barley-Demand fair
and market firm; fall No 2, soc. Provis.
ions-Qnlet and unchanged in every re.
Spect. Mess Pork-QuOlsble at $i4 80,
regular spot. Lard-lrregular quoted at
ssa8tc for summer; SIC for round lots Of
winter. Bulk Shorlders-G9c bid. Green
Hams-SOld at Sc, seller November,
Whisky-Steady at SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
(IpGateIEIg'tjttfFr:
OCTOBER SONG.

$50, ,,s,." sang gay ,..t oe ;!,7,S s,.,.
a Is1 Sroas y syes running over win gieei
yDrS Dove and gray eyes arc sooeh
EI'le.i ~ eyes are the eyes 'O' ~''
u 'l . y" 4, the glowing sun! summer
Ig.s Il y t .S when the SUI late'comsh
81 - y, ~ ri doep' over the morn
si'S' '' ,,su,r With Sugel glances,
x !S'sS IIOeI over IGS ,SS and my Dances
d a, 4 ~ q ~ 1Ss:i ia common with R''
'"- ga, VIVA, kuowye Of laughing,
" ~ VI glcc from saS SI @ytS ~ ~ SaSIuR
Ci is::J5Ss, I isi:s nom the 'i0'o'' ''n''
..,A 1. fail oil irollcking,
dvstIl u !" rsAdy for rollicking,
j =; g. ':ifiS' viii 'a''l''l lan'
wv" ZEE, In the purple weather,
lSlJ, low e p leaves With maple blcnt
i avn y ~, NOW, while gGyly together
" ait ~ I'd IT wonder to hearts content
..,..,,,,plld voice was singing,
~ 0s.oysGi t nipe 10 cnnningiy piSyed
Ea!S o9 , w with music were ringing,
z, tAs' s,oSS EysI listened, with footsteps
IIytd-
an S.,r the song beCulllnS, ....u,.,.u
F iL.S.:, v nd laughed through the sunny Gay
tskasSO M! M IN iell to merry smiling,
y !, ~ ~ il hand they wandered away, ,,.
n S.,,.G., +. WoOlIon, In Bayptr'S Na0a1tH'
4, 1siObT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

A MATTER OF sAT1sEAcr1oN.-Not q
bad story IS told at the expense Of most
distinguished citizen OF Philadelphia. It
seems that dinner party was in progress
during the recent brilliant display Of
northern lights, and this gentleman, step.
ping out to cool his burning brow, was
startled by the display about the frosty
pole. He stood perfectly amazed; then
turning to the window he saw within,
the wiie OF his bosom, sitting with the
ladies, waiting Tor their liege lords to
enter their champagneand cigars. Push.
ing aside the curtains, he beckoned Mrs.
Agnes to, come out She complied, when
be said to her solemnly: - fJE'
"Wagnes, dyer sec anything extronery
now?"
"Yes, Dolly, SEQ you have been drink.
ing too much vine"
"Nol not that, Wagnes. mean ex.
troncry phornomonumS in asmophere."
"Why, where, DollyS
clipper yonder, Wagnes"
"Why, dear me l-yes, l do indeed-the
most brilliant aurora that ever see."
"Wsgnes, are things shootln't. --
Eyes, dear"
"And a,tlsshin', wagness"
"Yes, Dolly" ,g.,s.
"Andla sof,er spreadIn' and dancin' oil
Wagnes
An that, my dear" .zLsrNI.
"llol hop laughed the husband, much
relieved, "Do you know, Wagnes-l
mean UapneS-When came out and saw
the CELESTIAL phornomonums CLOWN
upper yonder. blowea efer l didn't think
was drunkT' r.. vt. !a'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
New York Dry Goods Market,

New YoRK, September 9O.-The week
opens with lair amount Of business and
good prospects ahead. Cotton goods are
unchanged in prices and steady. Light
brown sheeting and shirtings and brown
drills arc very active and scarce. The
Daily Bulletin says prints continue In very
good demand. Wool fabrics are quiet.
Foreign goods in fair request Tor small Sc.
lections. Black silks and velvets are do.
ing better and firm in prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September 30.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Fair demand
but at lower rates; No. 3 white Wabash
81 70; extra white Michigan 81 80; No.
white Michigan 81 90; amber Michigan
81 Az; No. red 81 80; No. 2, 81 45;
buyer October 81 47. Corn-Demand
fair and market firm; high mixed 81 AHA
! Ar; low mixed 81 44a1 AT. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower at 33ta34c;
rejected &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

. i
HELPS TO MUNICIPAL REFoRM.-At q
large meeting Of distinguished citizens be-
longing to each ofthe leading parties, but
united in their desire to secure good local
government, held in New York on Mon
day evening, the resolutions adopted en-
braced the following: ut Is. essential 10
q good character for this city thstAit pro-
vide method Of representation which
shall not permit any party to absorb all
administration or coerce the choice Of the
elector; which shall facilitate the election
OF honest and capable city officers and
clerks, without any tests Of party utilization
which shall prevent their removal at the
dictation Of mere partisan influences, and
which shall treat municipal administra-
ton rather as great mass Of public, bust.
ness, to be honestly managed n the inter.
ests of the whole people, than as an
arena for training greedy aspiranls
and rewardIng party service, or as a
teudal appendage, to be taxed, governed
and pillaged by great lords and cormor-
ants Of state and national politics; in
short, we demand civil service reform
in this city which shall give city clerks
generally tenure as Independent, at
least, as that Of a policeman or fireman;
we dlstrust the efficiency OF all reforms
and the judgment OF all reiormers that
fail TO comprehend that no permanent re-
lief is possible so long as that system
prevails which places every part Of the
city government at the mercy ofth party
caucus majority Of the hour, and demands
Of every municipal officer and EN-.
ploye pledge Of fcalty TO State and ma
tional platforms, and q leudal contribu-
ton toyearly expenses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

The work Of reconciliation Is going on
bravely; and the era Of good feeling Is rap.
idly approaching. The Greeley men Of
Richmond, in order to be entirely pleas.
ant TO Northern soldiers, have organized q
"Stonewall Greeley" Club. Now let
them organize "Greeley Free Trade
Club" In New York, and aGratz Brown
Temperance" societies everywhcre-7b.
I IN Rn1a ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

/ A MIssouRrAN who stole kiss from a
pretty girl was fined by q magistrate,
horse.whipped by her brother and hur-
fied into brain fever by his wife. Tho
clergyman also alluded to the affair In .
sermon; the local editor took sides with
the clergyman and reviewed the case in
print, md the potato bug ate up every
blade Of the maleiactor's wheat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September 90.-Flour-
Steady with moderate demand at 81 4Oa
z %. Wheat-$1 49s1 IS. Corn-Quiet
and weak at 44c. Rye-71a72c. Oats
quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Groceries-frmer. Oils-steady. Provi.
Sions-Steady with a moderate demand; ;
sales at $13 10. Lard, summer, Sc; steam,
SssSic; kettle, SEC. Bulk meats, shout
ders, 0sc; clear sides, 10sc. Bacon, shout.
ders, 7sa7sc; clear rib sides, 111a114 /;
clear, 1l4al15. Hogs-$4 25a4 75c.
Whisky-S9c; generally held at 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

A HUGE yellow dog, Of rather sctnbre
appearance, frequently seen trotting about
the streets Of Danbury, is believed 10 have
slowed away somewhere within himself
samples Of nearly thirty sewing machine
agents and book canvasSers, His owner
has been offered $75 for him, but reiusesit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01
STATE BoNDs-southern securities d

sTocKs-Have been more quiet than for
some weeks past and with the exception
ot Pacific Mail, prices hardly varied from
opening quotations, this stock has been
active and fuctuated between 7Ssa74t
closing "a. Sales were heavier the corn.
or having been compromised by large
shorts, the stock is heavy at 47is4s, loans
were made fat. Market closed dull with
the exceptions Of Western Union which
was bid up to and closed strong at COT.
MoNEY-More active, ranging from 2
per cent to lilo with a considerable por.
ton OF business done at la. Closing
rates Z gold 10 1 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

, s ,dSa A Athol, Massachusetts, we hear Of
r sSWGu Methodist parson, somewhat &C,
~, SSrsi y, and an excellent singer. Sunday
s MI, sunday niy his rich voice came from the
, y"r; EI91 the spirit and tho under.
Il. I OS Not so OF the other end oil
mir, tA ,T, where, with abundance Of
o,5as .' , %sse was lamentable lack of the
,n Ti virtue In fact tho singing was
.Sl P a. e1Sscrable. The good brother
.IcSin uI''!y endure it no longer, and
,o, brothers s5a s aud sisters, l wish those o.
M "a Suy ~ aat sing would wait until you
n w. i" 'ae celestial regions before you
'ae hint was success,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-01

Sp; ta !. owner 0! a store not far from Dan.
.scs ~ ssaanoyed by the otficious interier.
b CuS,,io.y young man, The young man
I,ott ITsaOa Is keeping company with.the
n S h., ElpS wife, and expecting 10 mar.
Alto Ioe is a y 70 be duty he owes him.
10 nv" GON alter the business and keep II
ts,yv ot'ag sickly man, the merchant is
GU, , nnuaoysd, and finds the young
'u'Ve'lIance quite irksome. .
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BALTIMORE, September 8O.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Steady;
choice amber Sc 0Oa2 OF; good to prime
red 81 75al 05. Confirm; mixed ives.
tern 05a66c. Oats-Quiet; western mix.
cd 40c; white 4ta43. Rye-Unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures. Butterflies.
tern unchanged. Whisky-Quiet and
steady at 93ic.-
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THE PEOPLES BANK.

GINCLAIR'S SINGLE ACTING
~ NON-FRERZING, CONFINED HYDRAITt
1871 ''''- "NA' "
wherever known, is now ACKNOWLEDGED to bo
the best pump Tor all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured AZ Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remember Tho Best ia
Always tho Cheapest.
We are now prepared to al orders, or put up
these pumps on short noti.c, and guarantee en-.
tire satisfaction, and would call the attention OF
for it:
LIST It's economy in construction, combIpcd
%tn dnttGpety makes 1t, for actual sres, Tho
"a. As the stock ie galvanized wrought iron Il
VIII neither crack from the effects Of the sun
nor decay or rust.
80 The great enemy Of the rumpa Is frost,
the very best matesiAl and HudorS 6selesH In
the hour OF greatest need.
This Pump Cannot Freezo
Because when the Pump Is not In use thu water
Tails 10 It's level In the chamber, which Is always
placed below the freezing point
4th. freshness OF water is always Insured "A
me water Comes directly from the bottom OF tho
9Th. Impure water from decaycd or ro.ton
| pump stock Ia entirely obYIAted
9th In construction Il Ia both sIuple End dura.
bic. The handle Ia made Of 'wo wrought iron
rods and 80 arranged that while 1t Is lIght, yCt
has great otrungih The cylinder In which a liz
work Is performed Ia iron. lined with coal or Inc
copper lining pTeUeHtS r,nRt and makes but lIttls
lricllon. THIS Iron chamber Ia not submerged
but placed in the well above the water and vel
will work as well under as above the water
IN. II can DO used In q driven or bored well
with tho came e1sG ~ well OF larger diameter,
9Th. For It's general adGptablllty this Pump ia
without q rival. The Pump may be placed At
your dwelling or barn, or within the building,
And connected with the well or spring or other
body OF water, any Cr one hundred Yards dIS.
t4ht, and will work with the sRme cas- IA thupgh
standing directly over the water. y"
WIN. II Is single acting and pumps only with
the down stroke Of tho apdle, and thus avoids
the heavy ftrequred In the dOubl acting pun,n
lVth. ny attaching FhOrt hose, stream may
oe th1oWn MY 70 sixty fcet and may oiten BE-
uscd 10 adVhntAEein watering gardens and lawns,
washing windows, cleaning buggIes, cxIinvuisb.
ing ares, or ceyAtlng water. We recognize the
iAct that II requieH more power to elevate water
rom a deep than from a shallow we'll But ma
lar % pOssible 70 obNiAte this difficulty for deem
MeHs, We Manufacture a smaller chamber, 20 that
WINE Tue volume OF water Is diminished, tho
power required IL not greatly Increased We
cain tIat by the cOmbILAIlOu having all thO
advantages OF ATMOSPHERE: pressure In combInS.
uoA With force, that the SINCLAIR PUNP Will
elevate wafer from deep well with less power
IMAM any s45RltFge or pHrtly force pump In cxIs.
tence. This Pumps easily adapted 10 supply
water 10 steam mills, ana for transferring thr
contents OF vaA in TannrriCs isuREurpGsled,
II you want Pump guaranteed to give Iat!s.
action, send your order 10 SINCLAIR d Hull
LISTER, Bridgeport. Ohio.
jyl5
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CSt.SDSoN ELENAN, recently married in
iips Si't Presented his bride at the we'd
Il H. ' A., NE le original transcript of one
IN ~ INST Iht dispatches ever sent over the
VA b%iH'eeSFsph line, from Baltimore 10
% The I SIG9. 1t was the announcement
,ai ,e, 'SSuy rs grandmother of her birth,
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Milwaukee Market,

MILWAUKEE, September SO.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged in every respect.
Wheat-Steady, with moderate demand;
No. l, 81 81; No. ., 81 20t.' Corn-De.
mand active and prices advanced; No Q,
mixed &c. Oats-DemAnd fair and mar.
ket firm; No. 3, 244c. Rye-No. /, 55c.
Barley-Fall No. 2, 60f.