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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

Chatham street would ct 'em. They
would do TO travel with o menagerie q
hitch the elephant TO. told the owner
so, which didn't please him. .s
Green mnskmelonS are In blossom
They arc unhealthy. I once gave 0 child
that was teething eight, and It ate the
whole OF 'em. Il positively refused 10 cal
more, and although l always thought that
muskmelons were perfectly harmless,
they made that child quite sick, and when
l told It's mother what l had done, al.
though / had always thought females
were perfectly harmless, she made me
quite sick too,
A STREET CAN STORY.
Street cars don't grow In oswego.
was In street car once. The car was
out doors. TWAS getting dark. The fare
was six cents. One Of those chaps that
sells clothes, "that cost him, as sure %
there Is Got in hebble, twenty dollars,
and sells them for ten dollars, 80 as to
break his brother, who owns the store, so
no can puy the piShness," got In, and
thinking perhaps the conductor would put
the money In his pocket without looking
at 1t, he handed him q two cent and q
one cent piece. lie thought he'd take Il
Tor five and one. The following CONVEX.
sation ensued:
Conductor-Here, that amt enough.
Passenger-What ish datH
Conductor-I want six cents.
Passenger-Dat Ish what gives you.
Conductor Showing 1t 10 him)-You
only gave me three cents.
Passenger getting his head close down
TO the moneO-0h yes, oh yes; you ish
right. Your eyesight ish peter dan mine;
your eyeslght ish peter dan mine, 90 It
ish. Ff'r D ltFfk
TIE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NAN AND A
TOW BOAT.
! saw many tow boats to-day, and It
wasn't good day Tor tow boats either.
A tow boat amt like o man. A man has
toes before, and tow boat has It's tows
behind. A tow boat towing a lot of boats
always reminds me Of q woman going
through the street with a twenty TO
twenty-five Of her children following her.
When o man lodges and eats in q house
at 80 much week It is called board. Il
Is called board because you have to plank
down your money for Il.
In 0swego man lives who is great
eater. After q meal he can't walk, SO he
has built house on top Of a hill, and q
store at the foot Of It. Alter a meal no
rolls down hill to the store. II he ever
eats q meal at the store, it will be bad for
him getting home. Stanley has got rivers
running up hill. Perhaps this old cuss
can roll up hill.
A Celtic female cousin of Resin the
Bow-to.day threw some warm tar over
another female. 1t was pitched battle.
The female who got the most tar Is pro-
nounCed by eminent physicians to be
water proof This decision Is rough on
whiskey.
Part Of this town is for Grant, and part
for Greeley. JOHN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

TOLEDO, September 1S.-Flour-De
mand fair and market firm. Wheat
Demand fair and market advanced; No.
9 white Wabash 81 50; extra white
Michigan 81 so; amber Michigan, cash
and seller September, 81 46l; buyer Sep
tember 81 AZ; seller October 81 Asst; No.
l red 81 50; No. 2 do 81 44a1 As. Corn
and OAts-Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

~ EoM.FRERZING, COMBINED HYDRAU.
Lie AND FORCE PUMPs-PAtented June .,
Wherever known, Is now ackt owledEed TO DO
the best pump Tor all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
Please Remembar-Tho Best Ia
Always tho Cheapest.
We arc now prepared to ill orders, or mt ND
lhese pumpS on short Rotise, and guarantee en-.
tire satisfaction, aud would call the attention OF
for It:
1st. It's economy In construction, combined
with durability, makes It for actual ssrrIS. ibe
cheapest Pump In use. ''N
ID. As the stock is galvanized wrought iron II
Will neither crack from the effects 81 the sun
nor decay or rust.
81 "a The great enemy Of the Pumps is frost,
which In single night often destroys and BplitS
the very best material and lenders useless In
the hour Oh greatest need :
This Pump Cannot Freeze
Because when the Pump 10 not In use the water
falls 70 It's level In the chamber which d alWHys
placed below the freezing point.
9TH. Freshness OF water is AlWayH insured M
the water comes directly nom the bottom Of The
6th. Impure water from dccayOd or rotten
pump STOCK is entirely obViAied
9TH IN construction II Ia both simple and dpfa.
bio. The handle Is made OF TWO wrought iron
RODS ana so arranged that while It Is likht Jct
has eatstrengih: The cylinder In Whici, a / t6s
work 10 performed Is iron, lined With COZ er tno
copper lining prSptHts rutk and makes tut little
friction. This iron chamber is not subm, rYra
put placed In tho well above the water ana yst
will work as well under IS above tho WHinf.
1lh. II can DO used 10 q driven or b., rcd we'll
with the same ease rs well Of larger CIafnet,.r
9Th. For It's general AdGptGbIllty this Pump ia
without rival Tho Pump may be placed At
your dwelling or barn, or within the building
and connected with the well, or sprlER or othss
body OF water, hity tr one hundred yafds diS.
standing directly over the water.
9Th. II Is single acting and pumps only with
the down stroke OF the IRndle, and thus avoids
the mary w required In the double Acting Pnmn
10Th. BY attaching short hose, q etTesrn may
DC thrown any 70 sixty feet and may often IA
used 70 advantage In watering gardens and lawns
Washing windows, cleaning buggiee, eTtinguiEb.
Ing ntes, or eleyat,ng water. We recognize 'tbe
t4ct tHAt Lrequlies more power 70 elevate water
tton ueeP tnAn from . shallow we'll. But as
IA - possible 70 obSiGtethis difficulty for deem
wells, We manufacture smaller Chamber SoihSt
while me volume Of water Is Diminished. t6e
power required ls not greatly Increased We
CAIN mat oy the combustion, having all Tho
ADVANTAGES or atmospheric pressure In combInA.
uon win force, that the SINCLAIR PuMr viii
eIevAte water from deep well With lees power
thAn any StbDISrVs or purely JOrcS pump In exls-
tenee. This Pump e easily adapted TO supply
water 10 steam minis, and for transferring ia
contents Of yats In Tauueries IL unsnrpssssd
u you want Pump guaranteed 10 give IatIs.
action; send yoAr order 70 SINCLAIR q HOI.
LISTER, Bridgeport. Ohio.
Two or three atst-class Agents wanted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

AhyVssss o "
N-RhSGt-Firm at last weeks prices
We quote white at 81 cool 70; red, 81 SOL CO.
corp-Quiet and unchanged at50c. 0ItJ-old
in good demand at Ss04Oc; new 251SOe. Fly.
-6Oc BGriCy-70c for new.
GRocERIEs-CoBIs Choice old Government
Java &c; prime Rio 22Xs9Sc; fair to good 2!c
Syups Common, 4OoSOc; Prime, 6s06Oc;
Choice, 65070c; Fancy, 76c. New Orleans No.
lAsses-750S0c for choice new crop.
Su1arS-Reaned HArds, Crushed, Powdered
and GrAnulAted lSKc; A Coffee, IKE; D Coffee
axe; Extra G Coffee I9Xc; White G ike
yellow 9kGl1c; New Orleans, primo, ll0Il<c
Porto Rico and Cuba, 1OX0IlHe,
TSG-Gunpowder, 81 cool 90; Young Hysor
81 1901 80; Black, 7O0S6cN$I 20.
Aet-carolina, prime, lOSiOXc; RangoOu sj6c
PatnR, DC.
SpIos-Grain Pepper, 94a25c, Plmento, %,
Cloves, sc. CassIA, sc.
GNSEEe-75c per pound.
HGT-Baled $50 90 per ton; loose $23 90.
NAILs-IOd to God, $500; Sd to Cd, Sc %; Cd Il
I'd, $3.50.
ons, &o-LArd oil, extra No. winter SOC
extra No. summer 75c. Carbon OIL 22Xc. Lin
seed OIL, 9S09Sc, Turpentine &c.
AAoN5AuAb- EuEk-Slf UUGplf W. 1ACuL
Shoulders, sHc; clear sides lihc. HLms-Su
gar cured canvasscd and packed, Ise. Lard
Extra winter, In .tierces, 9Xc; summer, sX
kegs, Ioxollc.
PoTATOEs-Quoted steady at 81 1904 90 pei
Dbl.
SEEDS Timothy selling at $425.
SoDA-Best New Castle, in kegs, &c.
sTARcH-6H0sHc; Maizena,, l2ol4c.
sALT-DAiry, q 70; Ohio River, 81 75aI 80.
sNUFF-Toc; do In boxes OF six dozen, IS 90.
SHOT AND LEAD-BAr Lead, lie Q pound; Shot
100 2 bag. Powder-RIae 81 90 per kcg. MIN
ing a 90.
WooL-very dull and weak; we quote Xxx and
higher grades Of 6S0S7c.
WINDOW GLASS sxI0, list quality, $625;
"a quality IS So ski to lOxia, lst quality, $6 IS
ID EQUALITY, 90 o. ska TO l0xlS, ist quality 81 90
ID quality, 90 25; I1xi4 to I9xls, LIST quality,
ID quality, 81 50. Discount oil 20 TO IS per cent
according TO quantity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19
900 90
With Local Boards In all the cities Of Virginia
In the District Of Columbia, and in westVa

Life Policies arc now generally conceded to b
among the most certain and desirable OF invest
ment9 This Company, MANAGED on principles
Of strict economy, ofers the lowest rates Of pre-
believe, than any other Company doing business
In the State. Its success 10 an established fact
All reserve rom premiums, rs Q security 10 the
policy holders, additional 70 tho capital stock, Il
invested BY the Local Boards, within that local.
y from which Il "a derived.
Being convinced By their knowledge OF the In.
tegTlty and prudence Of the gentlemen who com.
pose is Directory, and by thorough exhmlna.
ton OF It's plan OF organization, that Il 10 In
every respect reliable Company. The subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub,
eerbed 10 Its stock, and organised Is Local
Board, feel warranted In commencing the enter.
prise 70 tho favorable confederation Of the peo.
pie Of the State:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

sTocKs-Heavy and unsettled; early in
the day when prices declined from I TO
2 per cent, In the afternoon extra purchase
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19
.PEABoDY INSURANCE COMPLY
AT WHEELING. WEST va.
CAPITAL, s125, 600,
With tho privilege Of increasing the same 10

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William Bailey, Alouso Lorips.
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Andrew ]. PAnneil, James y. R4rnea
Henry StAmm, Thomas Iuphes,
A. ]. Cecil,
This Company having been In successful oper.
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risks At hr rates on Buildings OF al Kinds, Mer.
chAndise, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni.
ture, Steamboats,, and cargoes on the Western
hiyers and Lake,, Aso TO Issue perpetual policies
on DWeLlngs and stores; This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends Itself 70 the favorable consideration
OF tho insuhng public, and solIeItG their patro-
mage. Applications for insurance will be prompt
Y attended 70 1t their once, BAIIRY'S CLOCK
No. i06 Market street. n
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't
ALoNzo. LoRING, Vice PreS't
n. O. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19
COMMERCIAL AND FINA RCIAL
Wheeling wholesale Market.
OHrIoB DAILY INTELLIGENCER, [
Wednesday, September IS.

BuTTER-Ptme to choice 1890.
BEANs-No stock and prices nominal.
BAKING PowDER-SS1ssc per pound.
BEoONs-Fancy, IS Is, s. 70 and 81 81 plain
81 BOATS.
CHBEsE-prime Goshen l5c; Dairy lie.
CRAcKERs-Wc quote: Sugar &c; Lemon I2Xc
Soda sHc; Water TIC; Cream G6e. 81
EG0s-sales Of fresh at I20tSc.
FEsH-Lake herring, new s. 90; white Nsh
80 IS; No. mAckerel, barrels, $ll 90; No. 3 do
IS 80; No. 2, half barrels, IS 1906 90; No 3, do
full weight 81 6O6475.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

SINOLAIR'S SINGLE ACTING.
~ EoM.FRERZING, COMBINED HYDRAU.
LIZ AND FORCE PUMPS-PAtented June 0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

Wherever known, Is now ackt owledged TO bo
INC pest pump Tor all purposes yet patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-19

,b osOR ?. here have small feet, but large
d1y " y. em best. ! saw a pair Of feet 10.
SsIsa Lhey were hltchCd 10 man l
em envy MIN where his derrick was 10 hoist
Se,s nc didn't tell me, Those feet
small! 100 large TO get into any place
cooI5 sL tlsa camp meeting, and thew
S SSS,Sat get IN there without msshipS iSo
asA' Those old wooden boots IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-16

For, to express our own feelings, which we be-
eve to be the feeling Of at least every unscientl1c
person, we may at once say that next to the
service which Dr. Livingstone himself Is
rendering both to scientific knowledge aud to
human welfare ranks the service which Mr..
Stanley has rendered TO Dr. Livingstone.
What would have happened 4 Mr.. s. STANLEY had
TELL but the probability Is that the career OF the
! African discoverer would have been cut short. He
felt himself forsaken; he was destitute; he was
broken In health and spirits, and had nothing left
but u sort OF indefinite despalring hope. Suddenly
before w't him and there y IN nm
! ton unto new life. What wonder that he
should write, at was, indeed, overwhelming, and
said In my soul, Let the richest blessings descend
from the Highest on you and yoursi'"
1t Is almost impossible to keep the narratives OF
months since sf Il was stuffed that the New YORK
! HERALD had commissioned Mr. Stanley-the
same man who first sent 81, the news to Europe
ind DR.. Livingstone. The commission was given
IN two or three curt sentences, and undertaken
own courage and inveniiveness, Mt. Stanley made
ante, with wagons iul OF ammunition and struck
at once into the interior. Neither disease nor inter-
and there ever
thing more miraculous or romantic y met sud
denly and unexpectedly the object OF his search
face 10 face. TO go looking for man Of whom no
posed, If alive, TO be somewhere in the IN.
known middle OF Africa would seem to be a
good deal more than wild goose chaseu and
| even more dincult task than finding "a needle
| in truss Of hay" but Mr.. Stanley, as has been
well said, struck upon his trail with the instinct OF
a Red Indian, or, should we not rather say. was
| given wisdom TO search and guided to his destina-
| ton by higher wisdom than his own ? IL Is hap
| pier always for @ man to think that than TO think
that his own sIiil has brought about his success.
We have little information even yet as TO what
Dr. Livingstone hos been doing In oil the Eve years
that he has been prosecuting his great enterprise.
What occurred to him alter he left Southern Africa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

The people Of the country are
more indebted to General Grant for
the preservation of tie Union than
to any other individual. 1t was to
his military genius tlat the country
was saved from destruction. Tie it
was who laid the plans which re-
suited in victory. 1t was his de-
termination, Ills hopeful, cheerful
activity, ever sanguine OF success,
never doubling ofcompIete triumph,
which inspired tie loyal heart of tie
nation with courage, and enabled it
to strike with spirit. Since lis ele-
walton to the Presidency, his policy,
SO modest and unassuming, and yet
so wise, 50 discreet, SO hoLcst, so
just, 50 true, has impressed tile peo-
pie with a corresponding confidence
in bis ability and integrity, and
they checrfnlly seek to honor him,
and benefit themselves ard country,
by extending his lease of Admins
tratiye power through an additional
period offour years. The people
feel that in bis hands the country is
safe. Does Greeley inspire such
His political history
is too full Of vagaries and whim-
sicalities. Can't be trusted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14
Funny.

The American people have no
objection to little iun now and
then, even if it grows out ofso inn
.portant a matter as electing a Pres
idcnt. The present campaign prom
iSes to furnish ample material in
this direction. There is every reason
to believe that Horace Greeley will
be endorsed by the baltimore Con
vention. That of itself will he lu-
dicrous enough. Toappmecmtcthis,
it is but necessary to trace out tie
| political history Of Greeley on oac
lie, AID then put alorg side Of it
the record Of Democracy. >cratl-
iZo them closely in the light Of com
| parison, ard then eudeavorto ANAL
gamatc, or absorb them into each
other. Docs not such a union Of
Inconsistencies. such a marriage o.
bc!ligerant opposites, such al at
tempted uniIication of positive in-
congruitlcs, present picture which
is monstrous, gigantic in its farc;cal-
ness? Think Of goose-g,pasc unit
inc with a weak concoction Of dish
water. Think ofa gulg2on marry
ing d pole-cat. Ihilk Of crazy
elephant being joined to dead
wha'e, or toothless and taillcSS
"posSum" to an old "White Hat"
and such contrasts are 10 more re-
diculouS than is the spectacle now
being presented Of Democracy ral-
lying under the political leadership
Of Greeley and Brown. Just call to
mind how Horace used to go" for
the Democrats, and how the Demo
Gratis anciently "went" for him.
Didn't they tongue-lash, ard ami
madvcrt, and vituporate, and he
mean, and pile mountains of CON
demnatory adjectives on the de
voted, hairless top of Grcelcy'S lead,
because of his bitter denurc;ations
ofthcm and their principles before
and during the war? How he used
to snriek, Son to Richmondm and
then how they would ''cuss" him.
1t did them good to consign him in
language to the bedrock quarters
of the internal regions. They rel
ished it then; but after the war
was over, and Greeley had signed
tile bail bond of jeff Davis, manyof
them began to feel more kindly To-
wards him. Since he began, on
selfish and petulant grounds, to op-
pose Grant, their regard for him
las increased into ADMIRATION; ard
although tie alcient Sage is still
the same old "regro-loyirg," "ligh-
protectionist" that he used to be,
still lie hates Grant, and Domocra-
cy is content to amalgamate with
him, just for that.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

A Dolly Warden. This Is one of the
newest descriptions ofa Dolly:Varlen:
The starbord sleeve bore a yellow hop
vine in full leaf and q red ground,
with numbers ofgay bids, badly mu-
tilated by the seams, flying hithcr and
yon In wild dismay at the approach
of a green and black hunter Calvary
mission infant class was depicted on
the back, the making up Of the gar
ment scattering trmnt scholars up and
down the sides and Oh the skirt, while
a aCounhy poultry fair and n group of
American huming-dogs, badly de.
moralized by the gathers, gave the
front remarkable appearance. The
left sleeve had on 1t the alphabet In five
different languages.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

The Kankakee Illinois TINES says:
"Wc have a bright, intelligent little
fellow inthis establishmcnt-Iheo
Wright-aged thirteen years, who,
three months ago came Into this office
as carrier boy. In two weeks he de-
liyered our city list. missing but one
subscriber. At times he would 60 to
the case and hunt up the different let
tiers. In thirty days he commenced
setting type. His proofs were clean,
spacing and justification good Onlast
Thursday morning, with a full case, he
went to work on lean, solid copy. at
eight O'Clock, and at four O'Clock Z.
NJ. he had set eight thousand ems. hav-
ing lost an hour at noon. Perhaps in
the history of typc-setting this has
been rarely, ifever, excellcd."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

H"aAiev is in favor Of the one
.siHi pilncIpie. should he be elect
I'd to the Presidency, no doubt the
whole nation will become clamorous
SOr 1t long before his term expires.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

Dur Neiwh&@s o. tAe Rampage.
Our neighbor of the Democrat is
extremely ffctted over the result Of
the State election. lie cannot con-
cealhis emotions of deep chagrin
ard anguish. The longer he talks the
more petulant lie becomes. He tries
to be philosophical, but Only snaps
and grumblcs and scolds. llestrains
every nerve to keep cool, but the
thing is too hot fer him. 1t hurts.
Look at it. He did hope the people
would rot endorse tic party with
which the "meranary ia lroad mon
op5list'' atlii;atus with, bnt thegy
did. Therefore, walls out Brown,
"Orrgoa las .5i7Hfo.' Yes, she's
"busted;" played" !" "goue where
the woodbine twmcth J" gone in :"
passed in her Cheeks" died in
the last ditch" "kertlummuyed." j."
Brown (not "woodpcckcr' Brown
on the ticket with GrecleY), bnt
Brown Of tie Demoraf, says 50.
He appalled,, Q earth! Cry out
rocks, and weep ye quadrnpedS
and insects. Oregon is 10 more.
We woul'l weep with our afflicted
ncighbor, and volunteer q few ago
nizing sbrieks, like his, if we
thought "Wcb!oot" lad gone up
the tlume ; but We will be cl!arita-
bic towards our Eeighbor, aud think
he meant "Densorueyl. l.GS ,taHea,"
instead of "Orygon has .tailen."
Giving it such Al Interpretation we
come not down with any of our
brine. Hrown may wcephiS water-
closets tears empty, il he insists
on it, but weepeSt not us. We are
no Democrat, and 'tisn't our tilner-
al. We run no Litigaut organ,
and our bread and butter isn't i'm
periled. We lost no bets, SO it
does not pinch us particle. In
fact, We rather rejoice in the cause
of our nejghbor's affiiction. We are
rather glad that Democracy in this
State "liaS fallen" We think it
altogether outliycd its usefulness.
Ifit had fallen Mars ago, before it
committed 50 many errors and
crimes, tie State would have been
much better oil, and the people hap
pier. Then Brown wouldn't have
had all Of his present. bitterness and
anguish to pass through. Yes,
ncighbor, Democracy las indeed
fallen in Oregon. We do OF wish
to intensity your burning anguish, or
add to the griet which row sutfuses
your eyes; but may we not suggest
that there is great reason 10 Think
that tie fall cxper:euc i by Democ-
racy in this state, in the late elec-
ton, was a dead jill. Lifeless it
fell, and dead as a mackerel it will
remain. Your clarion voice will
10 longer be heard "Mar,llaliug tie
Democratic klaus." No more will
the "Democratic watch fires be
"kindled' as tie result Of your
words ofmar>haliEg cheer. No, no,
Brown, We told you some time ago
how it would he. Iou will soon
he blowing a CraeIcy-Drown toot-
horn. Yes you Will, uejghbor, and
you will blow it lou3 and Long,
because you never lacked for wind.
Peace to yonr memory, Brown, as
a Democrat.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

William Lloyd Garrison came ont
in al open letter sharply crificjsing
Senator Sumncr's late speech de.
nou,cjug Grant. lie says it is IL
judged ard ill-timcd il its charges,
and bitter in its personalities. lie
also said that Sumner doesnot rep
resent Massachusetts, in this sweep
ing impeachment, as the Rcpubli-
cars are almost a unit for Grants
reelection. lie said that Grant is
inselarable from tie party, AID that
in attacking him the Senator really
attacked the Republican party.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-06-14

1t is said that Tom Scott is Pres
dent Of twenty-six railroad com
panies, with an aggregate annual
salary of $4,000. This gives him
nearly $4,000 per mouth.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21
7TIHOS. McKENDRTCK.
L PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER
656 Magazine street, near Philip.

Kitchen Ranges, Hot, Cold and Shower Baths, Water
Ciosets Wash stands, Pumps and Hydrants, lifted on
the moet approved style. Gas, Steam Water Pipes
fHucets Gas ChandoeEs etc., fitted mp oaxaf1y and ct
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-21
43slFytsh Avenue, Dec. 20, 1871.

A Cairo Bulletin story for little folks :
A lad nearly ten years of age scried his
eyes out recently at the trick of passen-
ger train locomotive. The lad had ice,
bright, silver ten cent piece, and was of
the opinion that the weight Of the locomo-
tive would spread it out to the dimensions
of quarter. He laid it on the track and
awaited the result. The locomotive came
laundering along, picked up the dime on
one Of it's wheels, and flung it nobody
knows whittier. The boy beloved most
heartily, aud is firmly convinced that the
Illinois Central is by odds the meanest of
railroads of which he has any knowledge"