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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04

Fret is a kanker, gangreene, a
blister, salt on a sore place, a silver
everywhere.
Fret is friekshun, dull lancet, q
gimblet.
Fret makes a young man act like
an old one, and an old man act like
young one.
Fret IL a grind stun, where he hoo
holds hiz noze on, haz to do hiz own
turning.
Fret has burnt more holes through
a mans koppers than all the other
hot things, it haz killed as often az
the doktOrs have, and IL az IaWless
and senseless az q goose.
Fret makes theshusband a tyrant,
the wife plague, the child a nui-
sance, an old maid terrible, and a
bachelor disgusting.
Fret makes home a prison, and
puts teeth into the gums of all life's
misfortunes.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04
Josh Billings.

Fun is the souls vent.
Fun is where the kruditys eskape,
where she kiks up her heels, and
runs snorting around the lot, unhal-
tered, and az eager az an eskaped
convikt.
Fun IL a safety-valve that lets the
steam preshure oph from the biler,
and keeps things from busting.
Fun IL the dansing particles, which
iii oph from the surface ov unbotJled
cider, it il the senseless frolic of the
spring lamb in the clover, it is the
merry twinkle that kreeps down to
the korner of the parsons eye, to
stand in the sunlight and see what's
going on.
Fun IL az karliss az a kolt, az hap
py az a bridegroom, and az silly az q
luv-sik skoOl girl.
Fun IL the holy day wisdom ov
the sage, the phoors pholly and ev-
eryboddy's puppet.
Next teW the virteW in this world,
the fiIn in it IL what we kan least
spare.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04

MEDICAL.
D. IA. BRINKERH0FF, NJ. D.

AM. SURGEON. Office y finck-
lands Old Block on Ftofli sireet hsis Co, On
hors from 10 20 1s A. NJ, TO p. NJ, aud 10
P. NJ. Httl -
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04
DENTISTRY,
DIR. A. T. PRICE,
HOTELS,

T(l,1 BALIHoUsEs
EsORNFR or FRONT STREET AND BiltCH-
1 tARD AVENUE, Fremont, o. Guests carried
- anu STOUGH & son, Proprietors.
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KFsSLFR HOUSE.
NICHOLS HOUSE,,

z Willis, Proprietor. Passengers carried
ts and from theIiouse free Of Charge Situat-
ed corner Of Ftont and State streets. Fremont, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04
ARCHITECT,

J. G. JOHNSON,
A RCHITECT AND DESIGNER, Office in Moore
n and Rawson's Block corner of Front and Gar
rison streets, Fremont, Ohio. An orders promptly
attended TO-. 5Zyl.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04

A TRACT of Land containing 99K acres, part
n river bottom, 40 acres fair timber, two miles
belew town, east side. Price, S75per acre.
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A HouseandlOtinT Third Ward. Price 5000.

MY residence farm, go acres, or the portion
MI thereof lying outside the corporation q 55
seresl, which carries all improvements Price,
$l25 per acre;
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-07-04

UyHREE Hundred Thousand Brick. Price Sc
per thousand in yard. Win exchange brick
for yesrling cOlts-large sized
27tf OSCAR BALL.
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TTNDSFY HOUSE,

4. CcolnTODATIONS FIRST-CLASS. W F
"a Ksafnan, Proprietor, Clyde, Ohio. Population
~ Cisde 800 Z Iavery Stahle in cOnnection with
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EXCHANGE HOTEL

o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re
Dcently rclitted and furnished
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II lindsey. SandHsky County, Ohio, E. 5. Bower
fsox. Proprietor. The proprietor takes pleasure
in announcing that he is prepared % accoli.lo
comfort Of guests Of tie Hoase5 i'yi
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WHAT | HAVE .
TO SELL

The Grocery property on corner of State and
Justice streets, so feet front. Price $4,000 VIII
exchange for good farm.
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.ONEHundredIn-lOts, ,veryIOw.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

The papers received by the Moses Tay-
Tor, contain no very important political
intelligence, exeep; the announcement of
an unfriendly attitude assumed by the
government of Great Britain toward Rus
STA, on account of the advance of the Rus
sian forces in Central Asia. The Russian
armies have for years been quietly but
persistently forcing their way southwark
and eastward of the Sea of Aral. So long
as this advance was eastward towards
China and Thibet, it created no great I'M
easiness; but as soon as movement is
made in a southerly direction towards In
dia and the Persian Gulf, it very naturally
creates alarm in England, as it threatens
the peaceful possession of her Indian ter
ritories. 1t is probable that the attitude
taken by the British Government will
tend to check the movement of the Rus
sian armies, at least temporarily. If Rus
sia's main object, however, is to force
highway to the Gulf of Persia, she will
find some way to accomplish It.
In the United States, the investigation
before a Congressional Committee, of the
American Credit Mobillier, reveals one of
the most gigantic public frauds ever
brought to light 1t is as vet difficult to
clearly understand the exact nature of the
huge corporation, which was organized
under this name, but enough has been
br ,ught to light to show that about forty
millions of dollars were obtained in various
ways and scattered broadcast among poll
tieians, congressman. and railroad men, in
connection with the Pacific Railroads.
The details will show to what extent poll
teal corruption in the United States has
grown.
. Two severe earthquakes are reported,
one at Samos, one ofthe Greek archipelago
in the Mediterranean Sea. 1t has fire.
quently been the scene of earthquakes.
The other occurred at Lohuree, in Brit
ish India. This is a town of 5000 people
on the left bank of the Indus, occupyinga
declivity near the mountains. As the
streets are very narrow and the houses
lofty and crowded, the statement that
500 lives were lost in the suddenness of
the shock is not improbable. The survi-
vors fled to the mountains
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19


terested and kindly. and visit from His Majesty
would call forth the kindest feeling towards him
and his people, as did the visit OF Her Majesty
Queen Emma"
Mr.. W. W Hall thought the items OF labor
and reciprocity should be separated, leaving the
matter of labor entirely with the Immigration
Society. He was in favor Of MIR. Castles reso-
luton.
Mr.. Davies moved that a Committee Of Five
be appointed in accordance with Mr. Castles
resolution.
Several Of the members then made remarks
for and against the resolution.
The motion of Mr.. Davies was then put TO
vote and carried. and the Chairman appointed
the following gentlemen Messrs. W. l. Green,
j. C. Glade, j. s " alker II. a. P. Carter, and
I. H. Davies.
Mr.. Glnde declined serving. and Mr.. s. n.
Castle was appointed in his place.
Mr. Carter objected to being Put upon this
Committee He stood committed to the policy
put forth in the petition laid before the Chamber.
He believed that both the objects therein named
should be pressed upon the Hawaiian Govern
ment more forcibly than seemed to be implied in
the resolution.
Mr.. A. J. Cartwright then offered resolution
that the petition to His Majesty, with the arga
meut of Mr. Carter, be placed in :he hands of the
Committee. The resolution was carried, and the
Chamber adjourned
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19
Defeat of the Australian Subsidy
Bill,

Advices by the mail leave no room to
doubt of the failure of what may prove
to be the final attempt to obtain from Con
gress a subsidy for the Webb Line of
steamers between San Francisco and Aus
tralia. 1t is the third time that Mr..
Webb's efforts to secure national assist
ance have failed, and if the reports
brought by the mail are reliable the line
will be discontinued, and the steamers
withdrawn, as soon as arrangements to
this effect can be carried out. 1t has been
understood for some time that if the sub
sidy was refused by Congress, the boats
now running in the Webb service be-
tween this port and New Zealand, would
be disposed of to the China Mail Steam
Ship Company, and this plan may now be
carried out.
The steam service between this port
and San Francisco will probably be con.
tinued under the contract between the
American Government and Ben Holiday.
which was for ten years from 1867; at
least we have no intimation of any change
in this part of the service. The following
clippings from San Francisco papers fur
nish all the particulars which have been
received:
DEFEAT OF rHE Australian LINE-Our dis.
patches from Washington announce the de-
feat Of the Australian subsidy which closes
the Webb line between this port and the Aus
tralian Colonies The steamer which sails to-day
viii probably be the last to leave this city. She
is supposed to take out orders for each ship in
the line to return to this port and await orders.
This will be a severe blow to American interests
in the Pacific, and in all probability throw the
trade between this port and the Australian Colo
MES into the hands of English ship-owners.
1t is singular that the China line could obtain
semi-monthly service with a subsidy of s5OO.OOo
per annum, and the Australian line be beaten
Aka, FEB. l.
The AUSTRALIAN SUBsIDY.-We call particular
attention to the letter of our special Washington
correspondent in relation to the Australian
Steamship matters, now before Congress He
gives a history Of the Burnside proposition,
which evidently was intended to defeat the Webb
line. with no guarantee Of another line being put
on. The point brought out by Col. Fred. A.
Bee before the Committee, Of Gen. Burnsides
personal feeling toward Mr. Webb, indicates the
motive which setuated the counter movement.
The withdrawal Of the Australian steam line
would be serious detriment 10 the business Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME couFT OF THE uAw.uAN

SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- IsLANuS. In rcbate-ln the matter Of tho Estate
Of D. WEATilEHBE late Of Honolulu deceased Order u
Notice Of Petition for Approval Of Claims nj Chambers be-
fore Chief Justice Allen.
On reading and filing the petition Of Dole Adminisra-
with the will annexed Of the Of b. Wcatherhie,
late Of Honolulu. deceased showing that certain claims
against the said Estate forth in schedule snneNed
said petition presented TO the petitioner, duly anthem
tcsed with necessary vouchers, and by him approved aud
praying that upon day 20 be appointed the may
amnel and approved by the Court.
1t ordered that WEDNESDAY. the 2f,h day Of Febru-
airy A. D. 1870 at 10 oc OK An before the said Justice at
his Chambers the Court House. Honolulu, be and the
is hereby appointed the time and place hearing
sid Petition and that all persons Interested may then and
claims should be approved by the Court Aud that this
order be Published ia the English and Hawaiian languages
the Hatrdii GGefe and Ne Okoa newspaper print
ed and published in Honolulu for three weeks
previousto the time therein appointed for said hearing
Dated at Honolulu H. l. this t day OF Feb. A. D. 1873
ELISHA II. ALLEN
Attest: Chief Justice ofthe supreme Court.
Jouv Z. BtRNA1D, Dep. Clerk Snip. Court. +St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

-
- Islands January Term, A. D. 1878. Honolulu
Feb. l. 1878. ALEXANDER McDUFF vs.. LOUISA
McDUFF. Before Hartwel, J.. and Widemann. j.,
In the above entitled Libel for Divorce.
1t is ordered that Decree Of Divorce from
the Bond of Matrrmuny be entered in favor Of the
said Alexander MeDuf for the of the dcsertion
and adultery Of the said Louisa McDuf, to be made
absolute after the expiration of six months from the
date Of the decree, upon compliance with the
thereof, unless sufficient shall appear to the
contrary;
And tie libellant is ordered to publish attested
eopy Of this order in the Government Gazette and Re
Ia OkOd for six successive weeks, the first publica
ton to he within month from the date of this
der that all persons interested may within six months
show why the said decree should not be made
absolute. By order Of the Court.
WALTER X. SEAL,
Clerk Supreme Court.
hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and
rect copy Of the original order in the above entitled
cause, the files in this Court.
Witness my hard and the zeal of the Supreme
Court, this LIST day Of February, A. D. 1873.
46t WALTER r. SEAL. Clerk.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19
SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

- ISLANDSIu Probate In the the Estate 81
VICTOR CIIANCEBAL deceased. Order 20 show cause
application IT Guardian for Order Of sale Of Real Estate.
On reading and filing the petition Of W C. Parke Admin
srator OF the Estate Of said Victor Chancera deceased
praying for order Of sale II certain real belonging
said deceased and setting forth certain legal why
such real estate should be sold;
Ii is hereby ordered that the Of kin Of the said de-
ceased and all persons interested in the said estate appear
before this Court SATURDAY. end day February
A. d. 1873. at 10 O'Clock the Court Room Of this
Court IN Honolulu then and there show why
der should he granted for the sale Of such estate;
Aud further ordered that copy this order be pub
shei least three before day
hearing the H1tcdiiGH Okoa newspa-
rers published in said Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, n l., February 4th, 1873.
ELISA II. ALLEN,
Attest: Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Y Srtr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19
IsTrEioE orrIer. Feb. Is. 1873.


N0rIcE is hereby given that in accordance with Sec
10 Of the Act for Vending Of Wines. Ales. and
other sriritugus Liquors, approved August Esd,
Iss2. the limits OF boundaries within which persons
obtaining lseuses TO retail spirituOus Liquors may
carry on and transact such business are from this
date all further notice, a. follows On the westerly
si5c Houolglu, either side Of Nunanu street, be-
tween Bere,aua and Merchant streets on the south
cry makai SIDE Of Honolulu the nauka side Of Mer-
chant street between Nuuauu and Fort streets on
tc eaey side Of Honolulu either side Of Port street
between Merchant aud Bere;ania streets; on the
northery maukal side Of Honolulu. the mauka side
of BcrctaHia. between Nuuanu and Fort streets.
The above limitation does not include the Hawaiian
Hotel The limits for the Licenses contemplated in
Sections 6. of the said Act. known as the JOB
biug spHit Licenses" shan be the same as above
provided for Retail spirit Licenses except that they
may located on The nakai side Of Merchant street
ana ca Kaahauauu street
EDEIS o. HALL,
IHic-ior 06oe. Minister Of Interior.
Febrv 9sth. Is7s. 6-3t
Tur attention Of the Pebble is called to Section 5A
q he Act 10 prevent the spread of LeprOsy, ap-
proved July 18Th, 1879, which Is as follows:
Ne person, not being LePer, shall be allowed
remain upon any Land. Place CT Enclosure,
set apart by the Board Of Health for the isolation
ana eoufnsneut Of LePers. without the written per-
mission q the President Of the Beard or some officer
astborizes thereto BY the Board Of Health, under
any circumstances whatever, and any person found
upau sEch Land. Place. OF Inclosurc without writ
ter permission. shall upon conviction thereof. before
any Polirs or District Justice, be fined in sum not
less than Ten nor more than One Hundred Dollars
for such ofcuse. and in default Of payment, be
urisoued Al hard labor until the fne and costs Of
Court ara discharged IN due course Of law"
The above regulation vii be strictly enforced from
and after this date.
By orssr Of the Board q Health.
Gas. 7. Quick.
Irtrriur Ofsee, See'y Board If Health.
Febry Ioth. ISIS. est
NR- Dawn DArToS has this DAY been appointed
Arout ii tho Board Of Health for the City Of Homo
lulu, in Flass Of W. B. Barnes.
cHAs. 7. Quick.
Interior oEoe. see'y Board Of Health. /
Fsh-'y sth. 1873. est
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Mercer Is hereby given, that il tho settlement Of
unasocrtasncd boundaries by the commissioner Of
houndnrss il the srd Judicial Circuit. or Island Of
HEEHi. The following persons have been appointed
represent the interests Of the Hawaiian Government
Ia the settlement Of al boundaries where the govern
uut ia party aud notices Of hearings may be served
upon then, VIZ;
2 :. LrNkx,-for Hilo, Puma and Kan,
S c. Wu-sEs-for Hanskua and Eohala,
J. G. HokrIIl.-Tof North and South Kona.
EDuIS o. Hall.
Minister Of the Interior.
IsrEnsoK oFFIcr, Feb. 10th, 1878.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Tar attention Of owners Of AhuPusss aud Ills Of
lard uihiu this Kingdom. whose lands have not been
awarded BY the Land Commissioners, patented or
coursTed ~ deed from His Majesty the King, by
sursdae decided IN such award, patent, or deed is
called 10 Section q the Act approved On the 22nd
day Iuue. 1855. entitled An Act to facilitate the
settlement q boundaries. &c. as follows;
- Sec g II the owner Of any Ahupusa or Iii Of
lard, coming within the purview Of this law, shall
sake dsiaui in sling proper application with the
Couuissi0ucr on OF before the ed Of August, 1873
be mzy he summoned by the Commissioner, at the in
stsnes q His NHjesiys Minister q the Interior OF
Attorney General and i, shall be lawful for the
CuuzissoneT proeeea to certify the boundaries Of
sid Ahspusa or H. and the owner thereof shall be
muissed in norruE oosrs, as penalty for his de-
fauil sutsss 70 appeal as provided in Section Of
ttis Aci." EDWIS o. HAIL.
Minister Of the Interior.
Iu.rlar oEee. FEB. S. 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Dr. GrossE TEoUssEAu has this day been ap-
rsinssa Psrt Physician q the Port Of HouOlulu.
EDWIx 0. Hall,
Prssiseat Of the Beard Of Health.
Fyrrusr orFIcr. Feb. 10Th. 1878.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

!. ". SmTH, Esq, has this day been appointed
Road Supervisor Of North Kona. Island Of Hawaii,
in place Of James Smith, Esq, resigned.
EDWIN o. HALL,
Interior of5ce, Minister Of Interior.
Feb lst 1873.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

RULES relating 20 fhs boarding Of Fesssls arTriHg
at these Elasa, b. The Tor, Phy.ieiar. adopted BY
the RaruiiaH Board Of Health, February Ioth,
1873.
Ist. Upon the arrival Of Steam Sailing YES
sci Of the Ports Of these Islands which has been at
sea for period less than eighteen days, the Pilot
after boarding the vessel shall strictly enquire into
the health Of the persons boards be shall instruct
the Captain to have his and passengers mustered
on deck. whom be shall personally review. when. If
be shall deem it necessary be shall hoist yellow
flag to call on board the Port Physician for a more
thorough investigation, and anchor the vessel out
side.
End. In the cases of Steam or Sailing Vessels ar
irving aer longer period at sea than eighteen days
from their last port of call the procedure shall be
such as has been followed heretofore and ordered in
Sections 5s4 SOS and 500 Civil Code.
srd. In all eases where vessel is boarded By the
Port Physician his fees and expenses shall be paid
by the vessel.
By order Of the Board.
Cu.S r Grt,rr Sc.-,s,-v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Preserved Meats, Fruits and Vegetables.
IN I-2 LIB. Cans, Put up BY Cutting ( Co.
fine assortment, and warranted good For sale
BY B0LLRs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

1t nAs PLEASED Hrs MAJESTY ruE KISe to eOnsti-
tute and appoint the following gentlemen as the
Board Of Health of this Kingdom
His Exeeleney Edwin o. Hall. President; DR..
George Trousssau. Hon. 5. G. Wilder.
IoIani Palace, February 5, 1873
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

MR- W. C. LayE has tins day been appointed
C1uissiouer of Fences fo- the District Of Koolau-
Iou Island Of Oabu. EDsIS 0. Hall.
Iute-f1r OEce, Minister Of Interior.
Fetr'y l4th. 1873. est
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

NR- dawn DAYTON has this day been appointed
Agest ii the Board Of Health for the City of Homo
lulu, in place Of ". B. Barnes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Mr. HEzEr JoHsseS has this day been appointed
Ruaa Supervisor Of the District Of Hanalei, and Nh.
:. W-WELoox. Road Supervisor Of the Districts Of
Lime aud Auaholz, Island Of Kauai.
EpwTS o. Hail,
Ia-e-icr oEee. Minister Of Interior.
PERRY Isth. ISIS. 6-St
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

X Aas pleased His Majesty to appoint Col Gas.
Il. JrBn. Aojasast-Geaerul Of the Hawaiian Forces,
ries His EreeIierey Juo. O. Dominis. resigned.
SIS CHAs- r. BIsHoF.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

Ma THos ii. PAErs has this day been appointed
Areai 20 take acknowledgements to Labor Contracts
il the District Of Waihee Island Of Maui.
EDWIN 0. HAIL,
Tutr-ior of5cc. Minister Of Interior.
Fesr-y 18th. ISIS. est
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

M J. c. RicHAEDsoS has this day been ap-
poiutes Commissioner Of Private Ways and Water
Privileges for the District Of KoOauloa, Island of
oahu. EDwIN 0. HAIL,
Iuts-isr OEee. Minister Of Interior.
Febry lsth, ISIS. est
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

WILLIAM C. LASE. on the l4th day Of February,
A. J.. ISIS, appointed Agent Of this 0fiee for
tzkaE and certifying the acknowledgements TO Iustru
mems Tor the District Of Koolauloa Island Of Oahu.
THoxAs BRowS,
Approved: Registrar Of Conreyanees.
T. o. HAN, MiEister Of the Interior.
RrsIsrrr OFFICE. Honolulu. Feb. Is, 1873. est
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19
The Foreign News.

GAS. t. GuLIcK. Secretary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1873-02-19

FoEEIeN OFFICE, FEB. 18th, 1919.
's7rrurx Il. PHILLrrs, Esq, intending 10 return
soo 20 the United States to reside, has resigned his
Cozuissisu a. member Of the Privy Council Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-25

DOUBLE RUNAwGX.-Yesterday, the
horse attached to a wagon belonging to
Peter Erb frightened at some object on
Union street and started at o fearful pace
towards Market Reaching that street
the animal turned north and communi
Gated his runaway spirit to brother
equine hitched to "a buggy, in which were
seated two gentlemen. This last race did
not continue but for q short distance, as
the vehicle was turned over and the pro-.
pelling power brought to full stop. No
ono was much hurt that our informant
could hear Of, although matters at one
time looked as il aerious consequence
must result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-25

No HALF FARE.-We see by cor
respondence between the Genl. Ticket
Agent, oFthe Baltimore & Ohio railroad,
LIN. Cole, Esqr,, and a committee ofgen-
tlemen in Cumberland, Nd, that no halt,
fare tickets will be issued on that road, to
peraons who desire to attend the 1naugu-
ration. Between Baltimore and Wash
ington, Communication tickets will be sold,
but having paid full fare to that point, it
occurs to US that very few people will care
to be at the trouble to make a second pur.
chase in order to save few cents Under
this arrangement thousands OF persons
will remain at homew would otherwise
visit Washington on the 4th prox., 80
that while 1t will be a loss to the railroad
company, we don't know but 1t will be a
good thing for the general public,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-02-25

ISLAND DRIVING PARK.-Messrs. E. B.
Young & Co. have rented the Island Dri.
wing Park for the current year, and pro.
pose to put it in good condition as soon as
the weather will permit. They will be
prepared to board and train horses. Their
stables will be in charge OF experienced
hostlers, and every effort will be made to
give satisfaction to those who may entrust
horses to their care. Prof. W. O. Porter,
formerly of New York, trainer Of trotting,
pacing and running horses, has been en-
gagged and will give his personal supervis.
ion to all the details Of his department.
he is said to be equal to the best in his
profession. Our city readers need not be
told who Ed. Young is. They all know
him, and know also that he is posted In
everything pertaining to such an estab-
lishment