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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-21
FOR SALE.

offer for sale The Farm on which now
reside, situated In Marehsll county, W. Va. some
three miles from the limits Of the city OF Wheel.
ing, on or near the Fairmont Pike, containing
los acres OF arstclass land, nearly all OF which
II In fine state Of cultivation. The improve
ments are all Of the best, consisting Of Brick
House containing eleven rooms, with all the
conveniences needful. A large eistern supplies
It with ali the water for which rain water Is need
cd. THERE'S also large Barn, with cellar; Sta.
bic room for Horses and twenty head OF Cattle;
Wagon House, Corn Glib, Brick Smoke House,
Chicken House, and good Frame Tenant House
containing four rooms; with Churches and School
House within short distance. The said land is
well watered, and never. falling well at the barn.
There IL good Vineyard Of Catawba And Con.
cord Grapes, and Q large number OF the best 90.
lection Of Fruit Trees In full bearing, consisting
OF Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums, Cherries and
Qninces. with almost all the drst quality Of
small fruit grown In this part Of tho country.
ANY petson desiring good home near 70 the
city Of Wheeling, where they can probably dis
pose OF whatever they may raise for the market,
will do well to call on the subscriber, who will
give all tho necessary information. Terms easy.
jsT-d&w N. T. WAYMAN.
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A PATRRFAN111As with o fashionable
wife and three or four ditto daughters
thus feelIngly describes full dress: "Full
dress Is where the wearer puts one-third
Of her dress on her person, and drags
two.thkds on the ground" True enough.
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IT L. stated that CARL soHURz finds II
90 far desirable to make another change
oil location, that he Is arranging with ref.
erence to removal to Chicago at the close
of hiS term as Senator from Missouri.
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Buckingham's Dye.
EnR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many case
requires too long time, and to-
much care, to restore gray or faded
Nhiskers, VIC have prepared ta u
dye, in one preparation, which VIII v.
quickly and effectually accomP'll'S
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces q color which Will
neither rub nor wash off: Sold BY
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & @T
NASHUA, Nh.
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DIED.

RoMICK.-onS Sunday night, October 70, 1873,
in Martins Perry, Ohio, JoAAs RonicK, aged u
years.
The funeral viii take place this, Tuesday, af.
ternoon at . O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc
invited TO attend.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-21

THE London Tines publishes letter
from an eminent grain statisticiAn, In
which he aftlrms, and proves by figures
and facts, that the grain yield in this
country is much lighter tkan was antici-
pated. He states that that country will
require about sixteen million bushels
more Of foreign breadstuis than the high.
est hitherto estimated deficiency.
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FOR SALE-VALUABLE
Vineyard & Orchard Property,


OF a acres, near New Martinsyille, wetzel Co.,
West Virginia, on Ohio River hill, knownas
wETzBL VINEYARD AND FRUIT FARM.
Vineyard contains II acres, bearing vines, Of
following leading varieties: Concords, Ives Ma
deIra, Catavb.s, Delawares and Clintons. Also,
avery hne Stone Wine Cellar, 80 feet long, 81
feet wide, 10 feet high, with complete Press
room over the cellar. - Il"
The Orchards contain say 600 choice Winter
Apple Trees, 40 Pear Trees, and over 800 Plum
and Peach trees, all OF selected ftuit and nearly
There 70 q good Log and Franc House, with
stable, on the premises; plenty OF good water.
Plenty OF ground for pasture; ten acres In tim
Der. Vineyard and Orchards surrounded by an
oak picket fence eix feet In height.
Price, q, 900; half cash, balance In one and
two years. Apply to &c. JONES,
Or to BOYD b HuaUs, Attorneyt.StLaw, i2th
street formerly Monroe), near Court House,
Wheeling, W. Va. au35
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special Notices.
A LWAYs GET THE BEST.

II
FEEDS COUGH SYRUP
Nothing equal to II for Coughs, Colds, Hearse.
meas. bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &C. For
public speakers and singers II Is Just the thing
10 make the voice smooth and clear.
U-Sold BY Druggists everywhere.
McCAbR, KkAFT D CO., Proprietort,
od9i wheeling, ". Va
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MARRIED..

BBs-McMILLAN.-on Sunday evening,
October 10, 1878, ct the residence OF tho brides
parents, BY Rev. j. Z. Thompson, Mr.. FILLnoKH
DoBBs and Miss HAoau MCMILLAN all Of this
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General Moflcaa.

NOTICE .ts
IN The stockholders Of tho Wheeling Cen
tripetsl Power Co. win meet on Wednesday
evening at IN O'Clock, Oct 2sth, 1873, at No.
Re0d'S Blilding) Main street. for the purpose oil
eleeting Directors OF Isid Company. -
= lTH0S. HUGHES.
tSsA G' J. q. HOBBS.
II. L. OFT. +.'
JEo. REID, sR.
J. D. DUBOIS
Corporators.
WHEELING. Oct ID. 1879 oci5Aa9
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ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Forty choice Building Lots On Wheeling 10.
land. Price from 600 to 1000 each.
TEln-onefourth cash, the residue in equal
installments ct one, two and three years. with in.
terest. JNo. P. aILCHRIST,
amin AtTop MI.
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WHEELING, Oct u, 1873.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualified as Admin.
istrator OF the estate Of the late Henry kurtz,
decd, hereby gives notice TO all persons indebt
Same without delay, and all pertons having
claims against the same 70 present them proper.
ly verified for settlement. - %.
oci ~ GEO. Il. KURTZ, Adm'r.
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Wretches who Need Looking After.

Wretches who Need Looking After.
There Is an infamous sheet called the
Caucasian, published at Lexington, Mis-.
souri,, that seeks apparently to occupy
the place in the West once occupied by
BRICK PoMERoY's LII Crosse Democrat. In
this sheet Is the following advertisement :
81 LOUIS, No., octsber |. ls7S;-Edltos Of the
Lexington OaueGsiGn: PleAse publish the fol-
lowing card:
propose 10 bet Ave thousand dollars $500,
that President o. 8. Grant unless he dies from
natural or other causes, viii DO AssassinAted be-
fore tho tenth OF April, 1874.
before tho tenth day Of November next.
Parties desiring 10 wager larger or smaller
amounts can addfess mo at 81. Louis, No., or
through your columns. Respectfully;
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DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
win, at the late residence OF William wylie,
decd, near Elm Grove, in Ohio County, West
commencing at 10 O'clock a. Il, sell at public
auction the following real estate, to.wit: sixty
three acres Of good farm land, lying near the
National road, adjoining the lands Of J. Il. Good
and others Said land lies well, and has on II
q comfortable house and necessary outbuildings
Also. the north part OF lot No. s, in square No.
4, in Churchill's second addition TO the city Of
Wheeling, fronting 93k feet on the west lido OF
Fulton street, and running back 100 feet. with
the frame house thereon, now occupied by j.
Petticord. Title warranted clear. Terms OF
sale, cash. Z. N. ATKINSON, ACT,
sepa7-d6w .,H tr Elm Grove, W. Va.
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A CASE IN HIS OWN PRACTICE.

Nasal Cstarrh ls an exceedingly troublesome
disease and Affects great numbers In this local.
ity. It consists Of an Inflammation which begins
behind and little above the veil Of the palate
and extends upward into the nose. II Ii not al
ways confined 10 the nasal cavities. but fre-
Quently Affects the anirums, and slnuses which
lie behind large portion OF the face and lower
part OF the forehead. 30 severe 10 the pain In
many cases, and so abundant the discharge, that
many Of Its victims feel as II their whole head
were diseased. There Ia often o constant desire
10 swallow and sensation as II so1setsiH0 tett6
sticking In the upper part OF the throat. AS the
disease advances, the morbid and Offensive mu-
eous drops into the throat, passes into the
stomach, vitiates its secretions, impaire diges-
ton and thus undermines the general health. II
the catarrh Ia not cut of the deeper portions OF
the throat, the lArynx, bronchial tubes and dual
~ the lungs, become involved, and the patient
dtEt Of Consumption. -
April q highly respectable young lady Of this
city came under my treatment for one OF the
worst forms Of Catarrh. 20 much had tho disease
worn upon this patient that she became
enaetAted. bilious, sailow, dyspetic and q very
these were hacking cough, night sweats and
the instdious approaches Of hectic. Under all
these symptoms II was not strange th1t the
most serious results were apprehended, even
after assured by me that the oatarrh had not yet
The drst stop In the treatment OF this case was
10 battle the pharynax and entire nasal cavities
with medicated spray once day with my show.
ertng syringe. The deeper portions Of the throat
and The lafyn1 were likewise treated. During
these local applications the general health was
being built up with tonic and GltsTairs medicI-
nes addressed 70 the system through the stom-
Ach and circulation. In the course OF few
weeks tho air passages were Thoroughly cleansed
ofmorbid secretions, the Inflammation completely
subdued. the digestion toned up, nutrition In
creased, vitality restored and q healthy action
established Throughout the whole system. The
great danger which threatened the lungs now
passed away, the akin assumed healthy color,
the eye again sparkled with new life, and the
patient hAs since enjoyed excellent health.
In addition 70 the medicated shower We some
times employ olntments, vapors, and other eter.
nutatories. al Of whIchare wonderfully etica-
eious when properly applied.
The season Is upon Us for tho production and
aggravation OF Pulmonary Diseases. An ounce
OF prevention is worth apound Of cure Hun
dreds and Thousands perish annually from these
ailments that might DO saved BY timely aid.
Our treatment, tDhGn employed u tiuIs and
GaitkJ GEly carried out, seldom fails 10 cure Cd.
tArrh, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, SetofnlA, and all
diseases Of tho Air Passages trateh lead 70 Con-
sumption.
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NOR sALE-oPTICAL AND MUSIC
ID Store. Established Is years. With the In
INV well eetabllshed Optical and Music Store,
with stock and fixtures. II Is In the best Susi'
meas portion OF the city, has large run Of frat
class customers, In as well as ont OF the city.
TO DO sold at q great bargain for the next thirty
'' MRS. @. 3. CARTWRIGHT,
,s n RoY 4QS
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To this the editor, with shameless eff
frontery which we have never seen equal
led, appends the following:
ave have only to add that It will afford
the Caucasian profound pleasure to an
nounce, on the morning OF April II, that
M. Harper has teon his 6et!"
It's the publication Of such infamous
sentiments to the world that makes the
American people shrink back from the
idea Of trusting political power in the
hands Of the South. When they see that
such papers are patronized by large num-
bers Of people calling themselves Demo-
Gratis they naturally identify the party
with the editors and hold 1t responsible
for the sentiments expressed. They have
not forgotten the assassination oil LINCOLN
nor the brutal advertisement, like this one
that appeared in a Southern paper long
before the deed was done. That deed Of
horror Is indelibly impressed upon the
public memory. 1t has helped to exile
the Democratic party from power, ever
since, and all such fiendish Jolly as this
new intmation Of another dark deed Of the
kind will simply recoil upon those who
give It's authors any countenance.
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NOTICE TO RIVER MEN.

'.... oEPicl U,uoH BRrpsI Co.,
PFTsBuRaH, Sept. 10, 1878.
Notice 10 hereby given to those interested In
the navigation OF tho Allegheny River, that the
across tho Allegheny river Of tho Point, Pitts.
burgh, has commenced work. Pier No. 10 To-
Gated on north side Of channel, distant 2l2 feet
from shore. The other Piers will DO located each
2l2 feet apart across the river 70 smoky Island.
The Contractor win keep RED LIGHT by
night on Channel Pier ~ signal Of danger.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
y. W. SMITH,
sepi8 Chief Engineer.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

The residence OF tho Hon. Judge PAUL. on 4th
street, opposite the First Presbyterian Church,
ono OF the most desirable localities in the city.
oe7 L IRWIN. Agent
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New Advertisements.

r. O. o. F-MRlfBERs OF BEL
u. MONT City Lodge No. "a, l. 0.o y; are
hereby requested TO meet Of thei. han N h =
for nc purpoSo 81 attending tho funeral OF our
deceASed brother Jonas Romick. Members Of
lister Lodges IN Wheeling are invited 70 attend.
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N U TT G n!
JTNTIL OTHERWISE CHANGED, BY
L rnnrt constituted nfo rnninrity M ti,n

J1NTlL OTHERWISE CHANGED, By A
court constituted Ofa majority of the
Justices VI the county oil Lewis, II Is
ORDERED, That the territory c.ibraccl by
the former Townships, discontinued by the
Constitution, shall be known and recog-
nizcl rs Dis iricts. And Il Is further
ORDERED, Thattle number Of said Districts
in mud for the county ofLewls shall be five;
and II Is further
ORDERED, That until changed by the
Court, tic boundaries formerly prescribed
for llallellc Township, shall he recognized
rs District No. |, by the maine Of Collins
Settlement District and It Is further
ORDERPD, That the boundaries formerly
prescribed for Lincoln Township shall be
recognized rs District No. ., BY the name
Of Ssin Greek District and Ii Il further
ORDERED, That the boundaries formerly
prescribed for Sheridan Township shall DC
recognized rs District No. ., by the name oil
the Court House District; and II Is further
ORnEnrD, That the boundaries formerly
prescribed Tor Jane lew Township shall be
recognized as District No. 1, by the mans OF
u aCker's Greek District; and II Is further
ORDERED, That tue boundaries formerly
prescribed for Wiley Township shall be re-
tOgnlzcl as District No. 8, by the name oil
Frccmans Greek District; and II Is further
ortlried Ihatin all judicial, fiscal, and police
affairs, the Dstri;B herein Designated Ia
every case In which the same becomes nee.
eSsafy, they shall be observed by number
aud naalr, rs herOiu prescribed.
A Copy-teslc.
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OBITUARY.,

Died, on june 9th, 1873, in wcs-
ton, Mrs. ANNA L. Ros., in tho 3lst
year Of her age. Mrs. Ross was tho
wife Of George Ross, Esq, md daugh-
ter Of General George a. and Caroline
8. jackson, of Weston, her birth
place She was also granddaughter
Of that devoted man Of God, ROv. Asa
Brooks, pastor of tho Presbyterian
Churches Of French Greek and Clarks.
burg, To a most comcly and intelli.
gouI counIenauco Providence added a
kind heart and a sprishtly disposition
which rendered her a very agreeable
companion. But what was of far
greater value, her heart was removed
by tue grace Of God, and moulded into
the spirit Of tie gospel. She was re-
ceivOd to the communion of the Pres.
bytcrian Church Of Weston November
l4th, 1868. She was married to
George Ross, Esq, now q member Of
the same Church, on tho 2lst anniver-
sary of her nativity, October Goth,
1868, enjoying this social relation not
quite ten years. Her mother dying
when she was only about three years Of
age, she was trained aud religiously
educated by her aunt, Mrs. RhOdu
Fleming, Of Fairmont, West Virginia.
Her last illncss was pulmonary Con-
sumption, hnstcnCd to a crisis by the
Measles. Her suifcrings wCro often
very great, but she bore them all with
Christian fortitude. At first some
darkness overshadOwod her mind, hut
light broke in by degrees, till her
mind was full of peace and joy. After
a night Of bodily pain she would say
II was very happy last night" She
felt that Jesus was leading her by the
hand and said to the writer moro
than once, "Let the Lord take me just
when and how he plcascs. Not my
will but Thine DO DONE" Her prayers
were earnest, and her faith was firm in
Jesus. HOr last uttciance known to
the writer was, "Tho precious prom.
ises. Dear Christian Sister She will
DO greatly missed by her husband, her
father, her sister, and her three little
boys, George, Willie and Frank; aud
indeed by an who knew her. But
Gods will be done. Y.
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EJ- Ross & YASDRRyoRr The at
ten,iOn Of tho reader Of to.day's Dgu,
OcRAr is invited to tbs spicy advertise.
mcnt Of blessrs. Ross & Vauderyort.
They have "staclts" of goods-all Of
the best quality-which they offer at
prices to suit the present hard times.
They are now temporarily located at
the Sandfsrd Store, on Main Street
and will rsmoiR there until they 70.
build on the old stOrd, or secure mere
suitable Accommodations. Their great
loss by fire has not dampensl their
bn sinGss ardor, for they offer goods at
such pOlcos that tho law Of economy
brings them back all their old, and
hosts Of new customers, They still keep
up their trading wagon ; and ship au
immense quantity Of prOdncO every foW
days, While in their store the other
day We noticed a huge pile Of goods
that had been slightly damaged by
water, &C., at tho fire. These goods
arc really not hurt at all for actual use;
but tho firm arc selling them at con.
silCrably below cost, Call Mt once and
secure bargains.
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E5- ITEMS FROM WrsrRBR.-70 The
Editor of .he Democrat. AS tho State
Of Webster is not ONOn represented
by an ink.slingOr through the column.
Of your paper, herewith send you o
few items, with the request that you
will give them place.
Our Circuit Court convened on til
9th ult., and adjourned on tho 2Sth.
There was considerable business DO.
fore the Court; and tho business man.
ner in which Judge Brannon disposed
Of the civil docket proves that 10 i,
the right man in tho right place.
There were, We learn, fifteen indiCt,
mcnts made by tho Graad Jury, the
majority being for assault aud battery.
This speaks pretty well for the pugi.
llstic character Of our people, does it
not
Our farmers arc very backward with
their spring work. Some arc still
rolling and burning logs oil tho ground
where they expect to plant their corn,
Tho light corn crop Of last year,
with the long aud severe wiu,Or, has
caused corn to be scarce in this yicini-
ty. Buyers are offering 81 so per
bushcl, but there is none to DO had
even at that price. Wheat crops, l
think. will be light. Some look we'll,
while others, from all indications, will
scarcely pay for hauling. But it may
provo better than l think; I hppo SO,
Tor truly it will be needed.
The fruit crops in this section will
DO almost an entire failure. Peaches
We will have none, and 1 might al.
most say the same Of apples. or tho
smaller fruits, WO will, perhaps, have
half tho usual crop.
Moro anon. C.P. B.
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E5- TnAr's RrOnr, UTILIZE THEN
We arc glad to see that the ladies Of
ParksrsbuFg arc about apply for q
patent to utilize bald headed bachelors
and widowers. Nowadays most oy.
cry means is resortsd TO for adyertis.
ing. Fans, glasses, cups, &c, are
modestly engraved with some enter.
prising dealers card and bright
idea strikes the ladies' to either drive
tho smooth, shiny.heudod bachelor into
matrimony, or to mako his parchment
pate an advertising medium. We
think it will have happy effect to SEQ
"NIrs. WinslOw Soothing Syrup is
good for children, or tho Excelsior
Spring Hoops, just tho thing for la.
dies" or us shO Engagod"-a new
novel, with spread oagls, or the stars
aud stripes. gracefully setting Of the
whole: onr head is bald, but it is
not because wo did not marry-it is
because NO did. The partner of our
joys can give tho particulars. Yes,
utilize them, ladies, they have no right
to scalp themselves. If desired, VIC
will furnish names Of gsntlem en- Of
shiny patcs, to DO utilized.
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Baltimore Cattle Markets.

The following is the latest market
report wo have received:
Prices to-day beef cattle ranged a,
follows; Best bCCycs at SO 5Oa7 %
that generally rated first quality
$j15a6 so; medium or good fair quail.
ity So 5Oa5 10; ordinary thin steers,
oxen and COWS so 00a0 90; inferior
aud lowest grades OF cattle 80 OOaO 90;
general average Of the market to.
day SO 81; extreme range Of prices
50 5Oa7 %. Most of the sales were
from 50 90 to 81 90 per 100 lbs.
sHEEP-Wc quote common to fat
sheepat 4a5c, and fair 10 good 5a0,
per ID gross. Lambs arc in good do,
mand at.S2 5Oa5 90 pOr head.
H0GS.-We quote cornfed Hogs d
81 50a7 70, and swill fed 81 6Oa7
% per 100 lbs.
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Six hundred pop bottles recently
purchased by L. Brinkmau, to supply
tho demand for that beverage. These
bottles are marked "W," and arc ncv.
or sold. Tho Prince ulso keeps on
hand iced lemonade, candy, cakes,
bread, crackers, cheese, pop, sugar,
lemonade, coffee, lemonade, soap, pop,
salt, hardware, stonQwarc of all kinds
aud sizes, brooms and buckets, accor.
doons and ginger pop, tiidlcs and we'd.
ding cakes, knives and forks, tobacco,
lemonade and stogies, Clarke's 10. N.
T." thread and glassware, from a
teaspoon up 10 q shovel pillow, horse
powders and worm candy, candle
moulds aud paper collars, coffee mills
and jelly cakes, carbon oil and horse
shoes, wrapping twino aud ginger
cakes, 20 cent coffee, 10000 pounds
Of cream crackers, &c. II you don't
believe this, como and sec for your.
lOsves,
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THEDEf90gRAT
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Monday = Awwc AG
Time OIHoIding Courts

LRvls-Circut COm--on tho Is
day Of March and LIST day Of septCm
bOr,-County Coar.-0n tho LIST MOn
day in February. April, June. Au
gust, October aud December.
BRAxroS-Circuit Gout On thl
18th Of March and 18th Of August
County Comt-on tho 4th Tuesday ii
January. March, May, July, sOptcm
Dor and November.
GlLNBR-Circuh Comt-0n th,
11th day of March and 11th Of Sep
Enthusiastically Courl-on the q
Monday in February, April, June
August, October and December.
UpsuuR-Circuit COwt-on I'll,
22nd Of March aud 22d Of November
County Court On tho % Monday
in February, April, June. August
October and December.