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a, Editor Who Doesn't Appreciate
- Phosphate Gill; 49,. ''7. =

from tho Richie GaEettel a.-s I'D i
II some body don't care for @Phosphate
Gill;" Of Wheeling, that distinguished In
dividual will be condemned to the Luna
tic Asylum by the unanimous voice Of the
people.-"Harry" has IL badly just now.
He broke ont as q lecturer about ten days
ago, and 10 now swinging round the cir.
Gle. The Wheeling papers are afflicted
with daily reports from him, In which he
talks Of bis progress, Of Sunday school
banners, job printing, and OF blessings
which he hopes may be ehoWered Jonthe
editors.-Within three feet Of where we
are sitting while writing this, stands 9
specimen bottle Of "Gill's Phosphate"
We wish somebody would come and take
It out OF the Office, ior we are afraid the
old thing will be the means Of Standing
the whole establishments days march
nearer Weston. Whoever takesth con-
tract TO rid us OF the fertilizer must mol
forget to bring back the bottle. We need
that Just 10 illustrate the painful con-
dilion of the philanthropist, we will copy
from the Registtr: o.. $50
"Hesven prosper you and give you many read
ers and m ny yeArs 70 interest them, and ANAL!
crown you with rest under tho shade Of TIT
Tree Of Lie. Feebly yours" &c. IL
This Is the worst we ever read. Moth
ing but o distorted mind would originate
such q piece Of writing, and send 1t 10 az
establishment 10 which "Splvins' belongs
II we didn't know what Is the matte
with Gill we might take the foregoing To-
sarcasm.
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FoR THE. the information of the State Jor'

asGaa
FoR THE information Of the Slate Jour
nal, at Parkertburg, we will remark that
we have never yet had the pleasure Of
reading the editorial Of the Wheeling
Rsoistsr on the West Virginia Congress
slonSl election 70 whichit refers. During
therttme no Rnresnut of ths newspaper
businsss the editorials Of the Register were
not an essential part Of our diet We
think It probable that We were uni H
tunate enough to miss about nine1y'nys
. out Of every hundred thss appeared
darfpe that time, The one on the West
I, Vireini, election was certainly among the
nioety.n7e that We missed. With
this assurance from Us We tuSt
that the journal will feel easier about the
Register copying our remarks on that ques.
ton and patronizing them as a kind Of
echo oiits own previously expressed senti'
ments. We dare say tina. II We had en-.
loved the privilege Of reading the Regis
tsrs remarks priorto writing our own,
vsshould have received more light than
w Va possessed on that occasion, but up to
this hour we have been forced to depend
on other sources Of information. p:
Az Tor our habit Of "kicking out oil the
traces" on this land other questions, we
hardly know what the Ex-Governor
means by such an alluslon, unless 1t Is
that In his estimationa truly loyal Re
publican newspaper Is supposed to DO ap-
propriately typefsd by a beast o!
burden Of some kind, and is in duty bound
to carry whatever load is put upon it OF
pull any team to which it may be hitched
BY the party. This may be the ex.Goy
ernor,s idea otediting q newspaper, but II
u not ours. And, changing the figure o.
comparison, we may remark that we do moi
profess to belong to the Ulramontane OF
iniallible end Of the party, but rather &c
the "old Catholic" or DoILNaER and
HYAorsTHK end Of It. We publish oul
paper here at Geneva, where .heresy Ii
expected and tolerated in these latter
days, while the State Journal Is published
ct Rome, the city Of the Senatorial Sue
cessiop, and where the Fathers are con-
eregated, where the voice Of authority
can always be consulted. This accounts
for the difference in the tone Of the two
papers. We trust that the Ex-Governor
will make due allowance for US.
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common schools In the State. He speaks
by authority, where the number 10 less
than one hundred. He guesses two hun.
dred, and bases his calculations on that
number 10 convince 0 Legialatnre OF tbe
propriety Of making approximation ~ y y,
Col. Byrne 10 reputed % be Q nutnlui
man. We think he d, but bis love OF co o,s
has been greater than bis love o. ,sn ,,r
information, and he has either drawn ~ Y,
on his Imagination for bis iacIS, or Of nS ~
been deceived by o Misrepresentation %
to The number OF Normal School graau-
sts s Col Byrne owes an explanation
~ ss IN rrhIic, LOCKER OK.
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Prospects of the wheeling & Lake
Eric Railroad,

Eric Railroad.
The New York Herald Of Friday has
letter from the Hoosac Tunnel, Mass.
in which the following reference is made
to the contractor who has just completed
the perforation Of that great job and who
by the way, Is the contractor for building
2Os miles Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie
road, 3 -
I'm the contract Of Mr.. Stanley, it will
be remembered, there was a provisional
extension OF six months, on account OF I'm.
avoidable delays which he suffered. He
will derive no advantage from com
pleting his contract within that
time, 9th july since 10 secure
the bonus he must have the work
done before March !, 1874, which will be
impossible. That every exertion has
been made, not only by the contractor, but
also by the corps Of superintendents and
engineers under him, to have the tunnel
opened at the very earliest possible date,
no one acquainted with the facts doubts
for q moment. But, aside from his pecu.
liar constructive powers, MIR. Stanley Is
vastly popular as man. Kind and ready
to help, he has endeared himself by
thousand little things TO those who work
under his guidance.
Besides this great undertaking Of the
Hoosac tunnel, Mr.. Stanley has also
contract made for building POS miles Of
railroad between Wheeling and Toledo
before the 1st Of September, 1874. 0nac.
count Of the competition and the local In.
Sterest Of other roads, much difficulty has
been encountered In the construction Of
this line, but MIR. Stanley tells rs that the
proposed road shall surely be put through
on time. He requests US TO say that II all
goes as he hes right 10 expect, he can
and will put an excursion train over that
road on the 4th of July, 1874. % l'a
It seems hardly credable that Mr.. Stan.
ly really feels sapguine Of so far COM
pleting the Wheeling & Lake Erie road
as to put an excursion train over 20s miles
Of It In seven months from this time.
etlll, as he 10 the man who has completed
the greatest piece Of railroad work ever
attempted In this country. in the way Of
tunneling, we shall not presume to set
any limit to his powers. We shall GER
talnly be delighted to chronicle the COM
plete realization Of his predictions.
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state Superintendent orFree Schools
on Facts.

State Superintendent ofFree SCHOOL,
on Facts.
Editors Of tho Inselligeneer: - s.1
The Register OF the 25th inst. publishes
o letter from B. W. BSrne, state superin
tendent Of Free Schools. The object Is
TO influence some body, perhaps the Leg.
stature. What Col. -Byrne says abou,
Normal Schools, theoretically, Is all well
enough. But when he comes TO speak
practically on the subject, we are sur
prised at his want oi Information, and In.
accuracy as 10 facts. He says: ~ have re.
ceived q report from the principal Of the
branch Normal School at Fairmont, In
which no states that he keeps himself In.
formed oil the number OF graduates from
that school who are teaching. he SAYS
that seventy.Rve Of these graduates are
teaching In the common schools Of the
StAte."
In view Of the facts, this Is an extraor.
diuary statement. This conveys the idea
that there have been more than seventy
dve graduates from the Fairmont Normal
School, when In TACT there have been only
thirty students, al told, that ever gradl.
1ted In that school. One In 1871, three
In 1879, and 20 In 1873. ~
The State Superintendent then saws !:
II have no report from the other schools
on this subjecl, but suppose there are two
hundred In all, now teaching, who are
graduates OF these schools. Allowing
thirty children TO the teacher, this would
place under their tuition elk thousand
children Of the State."0; sd' = l]'7'..
From our information there are not
seventY.ave graduates In all the Normal
HchoolS Of tho State, and not sixty.flye of
these are teaching schools, and Instead Of
eix thousand children Of the State bein0
under the tuition OF this class Of teachets
according to the estimates Of The General
nnpetiniendent there are less than two
snoasasd children being taught BY such
EIaduhteo. D ASA --l -
: !! II not dsplorGble that the superip-
tendent aoi common Schools al a sres,
state, should hazard Uuch a atstemsS. e ~
thspuhlics 10 grAvely tellS us that b ~
has been getting Information from a great
many sources about Normal schcoiS
Thae be- . tho ehsade Of tho system Of
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Obstacles to Marriage.

HAPPY RELIED ron YouHa NEE rom thl
effects Of Errors and Abuses In carly Lie. Man
hood Restored: Impediments TO Marriage 70.
moved. Now method OF treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sem
free, In sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD
ASSocIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phil
adelphiA, Pa.,-an Institution having o high rep
utation for honotabie conduct and proietsiona
Rklll. L----.---L III 81 \ .0cgL-dAM
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned, having qualified AZ Admin
decd, hereby gives notice 10 all persons indebt.
cd 10 said estate TO come forward and settle the
same without delay, and all pertons having
claims against the Bsme to present them proper
ly verified for settlement. - - 1-It 9siiss I
oc1 70 Co.'s GEO. Il; KURTZ, Admir-. ]
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TMPoRTANT TO BUILDERS,

/ MPUHT a n T To BUIIUEh5--
i Slate Roofs the Best and Cheapest. This
fact has been demonstrated all over the country
tho eheapestas well as the best material for
roofing 10 SLATE. Tho undersigned keeps con.
stantly on hand the largest stock Of Peachbottori
Baltimore and Cincinnati, andcan al all orders
promptly at tho lowest maftetprlees.. Al kinds
Of sliting done chesply and eIpeditolsly.yi
- - W. Il. SIMPLIFY,
No Is Bedford Sfset Cumberland, Ma. q; Q.
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COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,

~ June %, 1910. -l-. q. 6 - y. : 10
In the matter or the petition OF the Board Oh
Trustees OF the Short Creek n. ]. Church.
y This day came. the said peti toner's by their
counsel and died In open court thar petition
praying q sale OF tho real estate conveyed BY
John rpahr, sen'r. IN 1905, for the uie OF the
abort Greek L. Z. Chnrch. the deed for which 10
o. hibiled with said petition, which real estate
Contains scns 81 poles Any person interest.
ed mAy appear and resist such application, the
hearing Of which 10 set for Juue 80, 1878 or %
soon thereafter Is possible. And II ID further
ordered that copies OF this order DO posted for
ten days. one az the Court House door and one
Of some conspicuous place on the premises, and
shall DO publifhedl i've times eonsecutively In
some daily newspaper Of general circulation In
Ohio county. It 10 further ordered that petit
tlontrs may take the depodtons Of witnesses
to CO uted upon the hearing Of their SAID peti.
lion, upon notice Of, tho time and place Of taking
the same posted and published In like manner
and 7 same time asis required In case Of this
A copy, tes;e, -
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$ Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fall to procure MRS. wNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident tt
the period ofteething In children. It relieves
the child from pain, cures wind collie, regulates
child gives rest 70 the mother. g.rl
Be sure and call for '.Fi o. - g 4
MRS. WINsLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. je25-h,WAS .
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special Notices.
r---~-~~S---@-so~---~
A LWAYs GET THE BEST.

a. ""A1' o"t -7 1
FEEDS 00AUGHgsYR
Nothing equal to II for Coughs, Colds, Hoasse
ness, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, &c. Fol
public speakers and ningerr It is Just tho thing
10 make the voice smooth and clear.
Wsold BY Druggists everywhere.
MoCABE, KRAFT o CO., Propttetors,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed by
tho County Court Of Ohio county, ". Va, Ad.
minlstrator OF the estate Of Charles Fuhr, decd,
late Of said county, all persons having claims
against taid estate will present them properly
certified for settlement, and those knowing them
payment to .6AML B. BARNlTZ, admir-,
royi9 1873 sixteenth street.
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CARD.

In making thisannouncemont we desire to say
that thotiade Rillalwlys find o large and well
selected stock OF China aud Queenswtre OF our
own importation and Glassware. Of, our own
manufacture, OF Nos. HIS Main street and Iiit
wat!r street. Wheeling, w. Va. iai " iheiI
We take pleasure on this occasion toretufn
thanksf for the very liberal patronage, heretofore
extended to the old arm, and hope the new drm
will merit continuance Of the same, ,,,tFs /
noy2s | J.L.HoBBs. son B co., !
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Now IS THE TIME FOR sMoK-
IN ING Hot Buckwheat Cakes.
The Enterprise Baking Powder
makes them NIcer, Lighter and SsoSetsr than any.
thing else that you can use. Nothing TO com.
pare with Il for PURrTY and EcoNonY.
McCABE, KRAFT d CO.. Proprietors,
oc2i - Wheeling. VIVA.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i County, West Virginia. .,. 81 .-4.
a w Kaliy ......E ..~.

william Williamson. - eAA
By virtue Of decree rendered In the above
entitled cause on the 18th day Of July, 1873, the
slme was referred TO one OF the Com missioners
OF this Court 10 ascertain, Sd /
First-Whst estate, II any, real or personal,
Second-What liens exist On the real estate, II
any, and tho amounts aud prioriiies Thereof. with
any other duties which tho Commissioner may
deem pertinent or any party may require, and
or thall give such notice 40 10 requlrediby tho
terms OF ea!d decree. :, ,,gg.T.---IE -
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The firm OF Messrs. J. L. Hobbs, son & Co,
have this day admitted as active partners W. r
Butler and W. n. Curtis. gG".' sHrls sG'l
The firm name win remain as he,etofote. .
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The ONO CrTY IHos AND NAIL WORKS, having
their Nall Factory completed, md being desi'
rous to avail themselves Of the present low rates
OF material, Pig Iron. Ore, &C., and thereby com
mence the manufacture Of Nails, have dctermin'
ed TO do so by issuing Bonds to the amount Of
$4,000, In denominations OF $50, 500, and 500.
The following Ia copy OF the Bond and annexed
Coupon OF the 800 denomination: 90 .-
The "ohio City Iron and Nall Works" arc in.
s sS ~ aS ne Hundred Dollars rcicemsSc he
pleasure OF tho Ohio City Iron and Nall Works
after the first day OF December. 1876 and payable
on the first day December, 1883. inclusive, with
interest at the rate OF per cent per annun, pay:
able semi annually on ths hrst day OF June and
December in each year on presentation Of tho
proper Coupon hereunto AOnexed. sty so
The payment OF this Bond 10 secured by Dead
OF Trust, and may DO exchanged for Stock OF the
y. I. N: Works OF par any time p:i6r to De-
eemberlst, 1876.
Signed BY President and Secretary.
Tho property pledged as Security for thepay.
ment OF these Bonds 10 valued at $4,000 cash,
Subscriptions and payments for these Bonds
may be madeto - -
b Cashier Commercial Bank, Martins Ferry, 0.
ROSS J. ALEXANDRA, Rse.
/. Trustee, Bridgeport, Q.
e-iy7s And MERCHANTS NATL BANK;
nov21 lh1a aa,. d. Wheeling, W. Va.
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In tho Circuit couit Of Ohio County, West
IN The matter Of the petition Of the Board Of
Trustees OF tho Short Creek n. .. Church. 9!
All persons interested will take notice that The
Colloch and others viii DO taken Of the law of1iee
OF VIM. p. Hubbard. on Fourth ttreet, 10 the
cityo Wheeling, In tho State Of West Virginia,
on tho 18th day Of D. cember, a. D. 1919, DO
P. r., 10 be read In evidence IA lie aboye named
cause on behalf Of said petitioners. And H.
nom any cause, tho taking Of tho aAid depoai.
lions thAll not DO commenced, or being com.
menced, shall notbe completed on that day, tho
WIN. P. HUBBARD, e,
+ Atty for Petitioners.
WHEELINa, Nov, a. 1873 = 5.ps noy99
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Ne0Dy' 'e'E ssML 3: MocoL1ocu. Clerk.

NovsnBER 10, 1879.
In the. matter Of the petition, OF tho Board OF
Trustees Of the Short Greek II. ., Church n
Upon motion Of the petitioner byeounsel, Il ID
ordered that the hearing Of Sp6titiou DO fixed
for December 18th, 1873, or 90 soon thereafter a
possible, In lieu OF the time hgretofore fxod,
and tho name notice Of hearing shall DO given Is
heretofore ordered. l.i' ~ t1F7 y
q COPY 'ssi saMI B. xoco1tocH. Clerk.
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coMMls.IoxsR's ovHlcr,

;-azgE CoMxIssIoHHRs oYY1oE, "A
WEBBING, W. Va. Nov. 9, is7a, !
Notice 10 hereby given that have axed UPON
the Sth day OF December, 1873, o. the time, and
my office on 18th street in tho city oil Wheeling,
as the place, when and where win proceed 70
state said account. N J b lLtI :. 20 3, % i
80. WIN. q. CALDWELL, Comm,r.
Roolas q BoTp, sols, for Complainant. 49,
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THOR sALE- . - ;s5'II'5'. . u (
d -. s.''-E--
A Farm Containing lOS Acres

~ 80 o. brs8si q siIaqsH ssJIY
Twill sellit IN onolos OF diIido't hLlots ooi
four or hTe acres ito suit purchasers. There q
no better land foI, Market Gardening In ONO
county. s....sSieS within one mile Of tho city OF
'THRTs.- one fourth cash, balance, in ono, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire OF tho sub
acriber.. y > I%GGEA @ SSasBA
GEO. ROBERTS,
Ivoe ,HssT5ats.s-I ID q "a Main .gtfn6k,.
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General Notices.

No.PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
L ...,- --.E-=r- I n-.i--N
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

BOARDING e
Two or three porOns can b accommodated. in
/ private flmily.
Enquire stA Virginia street, Wheeling Island.
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SEQ MltchelI'B NOW MAp OF WUhl FHBIulHt
and for map and pamphlet TO
WEST CHARLESTON EXTENSION co.
4 Safe & Profitable Investment.

J. F. MILLER, sec'y. :.
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PhIIadsIphlA 4 Erie Railroad

WINTER TJA8 TABLE.
Da and sner Sunday. Oct ssth, ls7s, the Trains
., .he.rhlladclphla = Erie Railroad vin rsA.as
esllsws:
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s,tston for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
vith A. & q. ". trains east aad W0s. Connects At
Warren With talns east aAd wpst on the P. b Z.
R.H y. THAYER, Genl supt.,
Dunkirk, New York.
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NO AGENT
Catarrh, Consumption, and
Rheumalism.

Immediate relief and a permanent cure guarsn.
tned in every casa. Particulars sent free. Address
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, l47 East 18th
Street, New York.
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Painted in OIL COLORs. 10 times from SIXTEEN
sT0NEs-eizc 16x20 inchas The subIect h lie
size. exquisite and pleasing. 1t CANNOT BIZ
TOLD from the original painting, and 10 really
worth $40 1t EXCEEDS In beauty, size and val.
No ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PICTURE can
give more pleasure or he greater ornament in sny
household 1t can be had FREE, ana we DON'T
it at once, or 1t can be had of our agents Subscri
hers pay ON delivery OF pictures, NO WAITING.
II We have
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L. D. BARTON, Gsnl Supt
B-Timesas m nutss shower than OH Creek
Ra lway time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
from Worthwhile.

WORTHWHILE, Sept 10, 1913.
4 donation for the benefit Of Rev. +. F
FarmilOe was given at the church last Thurs
day cycniug. We all attended and had a
good time too. To say we had a good time
conveys an Inadequate idea Of the entertain
ment y supper was served in Delmonico
STYLE 10 suit the taste Of he most tastidiOus
commenced. Sed IIupp, of Serena, had his
pockets full of knives which he proposed to
vote to the most worthy lady, honest gentle.
man, &c. \ knife was voted to William
Cove for being more nearly allied to the mule
family than any other man in the village.
Bill received the knife with one Of his char
actcristic brays It's having been previously
announced that DR. David would present a
beautiful silver cup to thc handsomest baby
at the party, mothers ti0ckeG in with their
babies having them trimmed in the most APP
proved style with ribbon and lace; besides
some had rings on their fingers and bells on
their toes The bal.oting continued thirty
minutes amid considerable excitement Mrs.
T. Scaman,' baby was presented the cup
having received majority Of votes.
Then sixteen anxious mothers were offend
ed, each one claiming that Ter ciid was the
handsome>t \ dispute arose which ended
in irregular female fight Hair Galse), curls
and pancrs flew in every direction. The ba-
bIcs commenced to cry and tho preachers
commenced praying. Finally a practical
man cried out "Chokc EN- off, Several
muscular men sprang between the female
cOmba'ant, and put an end to the iracas. My
wife got her car badly bruised; but she says
she doesn't mind that since she had the salts
faction of backing AIRS. SIS eyes and let
ting out her left on Mrs. Mc-s nose. She
nurses her injured ear with evident satistac
ton After the battle field was cleared of
the debris Of hair and panicrs, a ring was vot-
ted to the handsomest lady. Miss Eda Tyr
rel was the recipient of the ring, being vot-
ed the handsomest lady present Forty young
ladies showed their disappointment by offer
ing fight. Mr.. Tyrrcl, IN order to avoid an
other female fracas, escorted his daughter
home. Upon the whole The donation was sue.
cess; $4,000 were given to the preacher, be
sides q carload OF provisions. JUNICS.