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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

The CouRTs.-COUSTY CouRT.-Judge
Cochrdn.-In the County Court yesterday
the following business was transacted:
The case Of Peter Dolan, appellee, Is.
Andrew Roth, appellant, appealed from
Justice OKeetle, was tried to court and
judgment given plaintiff for 81 and costs.
In the case Of The Superior Machine
Company r., John MarlIng, in a'sumpsil,
the jury found for the plaintiff and As.
se.sed the damages at Sis p. Motion
for new trial.
Rev. David l.. Howell, Of the NJ. L.
Church, was authorized to celebrate mar.
ringes. Bond - 500, with John Howell
rs surety.
The ease Of John c. TruIclI r.. David
Kull, certified up by Justice ,roliyar, was
placed upon trial before a jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

L.v. BLOND is offering his entire stock
Of mi"es' and Children's Colored shoes
regardless Of cost.
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SrodIEs getting cheap at A. lsraels
cor. EofF and 10th streets, -Four for five
rpnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

The Committee on Roads and Bridges
recommended the payment Of bills ag.
Sl,l2g IS, which was ordered
by the Board. In relation to the Buch'
anan's mill bridge the committee sub
mitted the following resolution, which
was adopted:
Resolrtd, That GO-ioot, l2.foot road.
way OF iron superstructnre be contracted
for OF cost not exceeding Sll per foot
lineal measure; no extra appropriation
being required, a. the amount will bc
left in the appropriation to the Peninsu'
Ia bridge.
The record in the I'D quci ddmnum case
Of 4. W. Kelly, from the County Court
and the award thereon OF 500 to the de-
PENDANT, were approyedby the Board.
Adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

GREAT bargains in colored shoes at
l.. V. BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

For Carpet, 60 to ]. W. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

SEVERAL good secondhand Pianos and
Organs for sale cheap on easy terms at
Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927
Market street. Emerson 77.oCtave Piano,
Hayes Il Rider 7.Octave Piano, |
SChiedmayer Piano knabe Il Cache
Gi-octaVe Piano, | Shoemaker 1-octave
Piano, G-octaye Piano, | Mason Il Ham
lin Organ, 3 stopl, 5.octave Mason Il
lIamlin Organ, | Estey Il Co. Organ, .
stops. Estey &Co. Organ, . stops, Tay-
lor 4 Farley Organ, ) stops, American
Organ, 3 stops, 5-oCtave Melodeon.
Apply early and secure a bargain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

IT i' not considered probable that work
will he resumed at the Top Mill factory
this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

BIG line Of Carpets just received, and
must he sold at some price. Give me a
call and save money.
j. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and 10Th streets.
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uoNNY-ss BARRELS WHITE TLNT.-
"a LIST, DAvENPuRr a PARKS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

CHEAP Dry Goods at
HENRY RoENER's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

An auction lot Of Alpacas at from Il
to 81 cents, at ]. W. FERBEL's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

Two long Hair Curls ..A...................... ~
Whef article and Hair GoUls In Proportion.
Come one and all fnd you viii h. suited II
aPi9 w r. BACHNAS's. liza Main st.
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EoR SALE

I
One new Brick Dutllns Iiou'S With rooms, full
lot Of grUuud extending 10 river; one Of the finest
views d city to h. found. Also one vacant lot 3D..
joining the above.
% Share stock in BenTnpi Mil.
10 In TOP MIL.
~ d" In H-ilaire MIL.
10 d" IN Hinge Factory.
20 In leli1nt Mil, lrunion.
aui6 I. Irwin, Agent
EOR SALE.-Ten Shares, si,0 600 each, Of
L the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, ny. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in the
West and iS now in full and successful op.
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
ds2S Financial Agent, liCO Main 81.
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DOR SALE
fTRUSTEEs SALE.

L
By virtue Of n nrr,l u Trust, male on the i9tl
day Of February, is-j and recorded among III,
land records Of ohio county, Wet Virginia, In h,,
Il Trust Book No. 5, Iusc ~ by james Mcclure!
and vile, to me, lvill ~
MONDAY, the 2jth day Of October, i'-j.
At the front door Of the Court H6use % Ohio cOun
ty West Virginia commencing Of ~ O'Clock \. "
brocet,i TO eli In the highest and l.t bidder th,
following described real estate to-uii.
The east half u lot SO. inuniy.iDuf '2l situate
on the Outh side u Centre street .u1g 18Th street
In the addition 10 the city Ui Wheeling, Ohio uOun'
~, West Nirdnia. known as GTaham's addition
with all the buildings and lTplTirulugg. ihercunil
Belonging
TERMs OF SALE-One-thrl cash, The tll1nc" Ia
two equal insialmen's, Ut .iI sud taclye months
from day Of sale, with interest from dat" with -
Cuuty 10 bc approved by the Trustee.
HANSlBAL fORHES, Trustee.
WHEgIISG, W. Va, sent. l.. ISIS. Spls
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For iiiii,1ai LDch So ETra Tax.
TnE days are growing shorter than the
nights.
The fashions this fall are fantastic
not pretty.
THE preshytety Of ST. Claifsville meet,
at Nef's Siding this morning.
The City Council will meet in regular
session next Tuesday evening.
MAnoSY's men are at work on the
Capitol grounds. The General has his
hands full.
TnE PEOPLE up Caldwell's Run don't
want any garbage in theirs. See pro-
Ceedings Of Board Of Commissioners.
WHEELING Ieople visiting Cincinnati
will ind the lSrELLtgESCER on file at
the advertising agency Of +. y. Fresh.
man, 100 West Fourth street.
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Gheqntellt9enfer
TUESDAY. OCT. >. 1875.


wv" HuNNEllEeulChtSs
Grand Centennial Concert.
For Rent-Warehousc.
Bargains in Carpet.-G. Menlel, Tooth
Go.
Maciarlane Il Patterson.
Enoch Morgan's Sons Sapolio.
New Dry Goods-lIenry Roemer.
Spectaclcs-O1toby Il DufIield.
Commissioners Sale.
Bookings Compound Syrup Of Black
SnakerUOt.
Tn Consignment.
Auction Sale--W. II. lIaller.
Election Notice.
Holland Bulhs-Christian Schnepf.
United States Building Association.
For Health, Comfort and Economy.
Opening To.day-head Of local.
Opera House-fourth page.
THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
"a observed at Silvey's drug store, corner
opposite the.Po't Office, yesterday:
SAN I'm 3PN TN
Gj Il % IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

By Mr.. Schultz: That Committee on
Printing be instructed to have lnnacy
blanks printed for the use Of the justices
Of Ohio county. Adopted.
by Mr.. Ewing: Directing the Com.
mite on Roads and Bridges to make and
return to the Board at the next regular
meeting \ complete inventory Of all tools
and implements used in working roads
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

CENTENNIAL CONCERT Sale Of
reserved seats commences al Adams 4
Lucas Music Store al 10 O'Clock this
morning. Admission only 75c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05


The Committee on Poor House and
Farm reported that they had investigated
the charges made BY a paupCr named
Sweeney against i. STANLEY, agent Of
the county intirmary. Sweeney main
charges consisted in that he had been de.
MED bread the second time at dinner, and
at another time desired to take his shoes
to get mended, but the agent refused to
permit him, but agreed to send them with
the man he uses for errands. Also that
the agent had used threatening language
toward him; also that he was L. 5.
pen.ioner and able to work but could not
get work. The committee found AZ fol.
lows That Sweeney il not a fit sub
ject for the Poor House; that said
Sweeney il guilty OF violating the
rules and regulations governing the
Poor House, in that at four different
times he did leave said Poor House with.
out the permission Of the agent; in that,
whenever ordered to work he did incite
and use inhammatory language to other
inmates, derogatory to the character Of
the agent, Instantly and the discipline Of
the house; in that he ia able to work, and
can obtain work, but VII not. The com.
mittee also found that Mr.. Stanley has
acted in accordance with the ordinance
and rules governing the county poor
house, and exonerate him from any
blame or desire to wrong an Inmate 30 far
a the above Gaze il concerned. There
fore admission was refused to slidSween.
ey to the County lnfrmarv.
The Clerk was ordered to draw a form
Of admission for paupera to the county
inftmary, embodying sundry questions,
and requiring them to sign in order to
protect the county against fraud BY ap.
plications from parties from other States,
causes, &c, the same to lie apportioned
to each commissioner; they are required
to have the blank properly filled, stating
the time they can remain ut the infrma.
~, etc, all Of which to I've in accordance
with the law.
The August Poor House bills reported
amounted to $292 OF city contingent
poor bills, $50 81: Poor House improve.
ments, $50 %. For September the fol-.
lowing bills were fepsrted Poor House
bills, 500 81; Poor House improvements,
slOI IS; contingent poor bills, SlG3 ~;
total Of all kinds for August, 1854 10;
total Of all kinds for September, Sj74 H..
The report was adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The resignation Of Geo. Marshall, Con.
stable Of Washington district, was &C.
cepted.
Petition Of 4. +. Post and others for
permission to place a board walk on
Meeting House Hill Road referred to
Committee on Roads and Bridges, with
power to act.
Bill Of Brook Hedges for II days ser.
vice "a County Superintendent oiSchool',
Sl23, ordered paid.
pr=Df f=TtpSs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

3. Stanley, Poor Agent, submitted re-
port for August: number OF inmates, ~;
births, two white males; deaths, =; tran.
sient poor during the month, SO. Sep.
tember inmates, 81; white males; 80; do
females, 10; colored males,..l births, /; no
deaths: transient poor. so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-05

The official oaths Of Joseph l.. Bedilion,
as School Trustee in Triadelphia district;
John Bayha, President OF the Fulton
school district; Benjamin +, Zoeckler,
school Commissioner in Fulton district;
John =. russell, Secretary OF School
Board, Fulton district; John q. Muth,
School Commissioner OF Fulton district;
were placed ON file.
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and belonging to the county; also in
whose hands they are kept Adopted.
By Mr.. Schultz: InslructiBg the
County Superintendent to have repairs
made to culyert on WaSenknecht's Run,
culverr at Mt, Zion Cemetery, and the
abutment bridge at toll house. Adopt
ed.
By Mr.. Caldwell: Authorizing the
surveyor Of Road precinct No. 10, Rich
land dist, u repair tina, portion Of Woods
Run road included within boundary oi
said precinct, the sum expended not 10
exceed 500. Adopted.
Bv Mr.. Whitman: Authorizing the
Committee on Roads and Bridges to Pur'
chase plows and scraPers for Road Sur
veyors. Adopted.
Bv Mr.. Whitman; Calling the atten-
ton Of Road Surveyors TO the road law re.
latinc to putting up guide boards, and
tina, they report 10 the Board such guide
boards as may BE- needed on or before
| Nov. l.t. Adopted.
By Mr.. Caldwell: Authorizing the
Surveyor OF Road Precinct No. :, Rich
| land dist, to repair the road on north
fork Of Short Creek, expenditure not to
exceed $500. Adopted.
A number Of resolutions OF an unim
portant nature were adopted.
An attorneys certificate was granted To
John Walton.
A COMPLAINT ABOUT GARBAGE.
The following notification was ordered
in response to the petition OF Johr
Wright and iorty.one other residents o.
Caldwcll's Run:
u D. ~ Mauaa, Surveyor af Ritehie Dis
tria:
You are hereby ordered by the Board
Of Commissioners Of Ohio county, il
compliance with an order duly passed anC
entered, upon a petition this day at
stated meeting Of said Board, to abate oil
cause TO be abated the nuisance com
planned Of by said petitioners; namely, o
sundry deposits OF city garbage, etc, il
close proximity to certain residents
Also, You are ordered to prevent any fur
Their deposit Of said garbage, and cause
the person or persons so violating SAID
order to be duly prosecuted.
Attest: CuAs., II. DETTERs,
CgeTE Bcdri Of Commissioners.
OFFICIAL OATHs.
The official oaths OF Joseph L. Bedilion
as School Trustee in Triadelphia district
John Bayha, President OF the Fulton
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

OAKLAND HARBoR.-Much has been
said for aud against the improvement Of
this hsrbor. The following are the re-
marks Of Senator Sargent on the subject
which We give as a matter Of record:
But this Oakland barbor Improvement
is not alone a local measure. 1t is y
great State interest, benetiiting all classes
and sections. BY means of it the COM
merce Of Sap Francisco bay will be i'm
mensely fostered and increased. Any
means by which our wheat can be laid
down cheaper in the Liverpool market
will keep gold in the State, save the bal
ance of exchange. make market for the
goods that San Francisco sells to the
State. increase the shipping that enters
the Golden Gate, stimulate agriculture.
and build mp the cities about this bay. l
agree with the San Francisco Bulletin
in its remark made in 1858, that Oak
land viii continue as heretofore to adj
vance with the growth of San Francisco
and the development Of the interior.
ANY talk of rivalry or JEALOUSY Is pre-
posterous. Physical circumstances snd
the laws of trade. not the vaporings Of
ignorant journalists and d. signing specu-
lstors. must decide the location and
growth of cities" No truer words were
ever spoken Now York was once
nervously anxious lest the construction
of the Brooklyn docks would transfer
the business of that city to the other
side of the bay But both cities grew
under the enterprise. and Of e;l enter
prises multiplying business in either. So
il will be here. This Improvement will
make room for half a 1uz- N ferries. knit
ting the two great, growing cities of San
Francisco bay together with hgaments
through which the pulsa:ions OF business
viii! throb, creating a common pros
parity
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

GoRHAx has challenged Booth to meet
him on ths stump. Booth IL likely 10
dodge the Issue by turning up his nose.
-5areiu Sentinel.
Tho Sentinel states the case in nut
shell. Booths attitude is tho too good
to-be-A-politician" business. He con-
Euued to be of this exalted and other
worldly nature the while he was pri-
vate citizen who wrote and delivered
pretty bits Of seini-literary defamation
and was recognized as u mercantile
wonder Of the book devourine SORT He
Affects scholar contempt fc, busy pub
lie men and no doubt thought be was in-
fusine a wonderful degree Of respeeia-
bility into politics when he became u
candidate for Governor. In his speech,
over the balcony ycnder, his tone to-
ward Gorham WAS that Of lofty, self
satisfied superiority. But be has been
dragged down to the real and ragged
edges OF this vulgar world Of ours and
taken Office; and it son't do to be an Of
fce-holder and remain a superior being.
Folks like to trot out their Coriolanuses
and zee their wounds The spell Of attic
super-e1cellsucs will break if the super
excellent faster of attic salt fails to put
himself in some more public place than
his own balcony and strike back, with
human blows. at the earthly assailant,
GorhAm. Superiority of position is
supescilliousness of assumption and
papPyism if the Senator holds himself
above the Secretary.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

PlovEssoa NARsa 10 afflicted not only
With tho baecuAsis Of scientific research
but of notoEissy. - veil. He. has been
stung by The bumble-bee Of public
notice and viii die if ho fails to keep
himself we'll aired through the news-
papers. He very much needs bread
and milk poultice. 1t is evident that he
mistakes an ant hill for a mountain and
his own consequence for the boundless
contiguity of space. So he rushes into
print as Wholesale and retail denouncer
Of the Interior Department. the Indian
Commissioner, tho Fed Cloud agency
and the administration Of President
Grant. 1t is evident that the humble
bee aforementioned left his CALLING sting
behind and that the Professor can't get
lid Of it or its effects. But the Commits
sion.r Of Indian Affairs deals very DELHI
erately and dispassions;ely With Mr..
Marsh and his vaporings- He states. in
Q Just published letter. that when Marsh
vas in Washington he wns sought out
snd invited to come to the Indian De
partment and stale his charges in wri'-
ing. He declined SO to state them. Says
che Commissioner:
The Secretary had previously request
ed the Board Of Indian Commissioners
60 appoint persons TO investigate these
vague and indefinite charges. Thus
matters stood till the Beard. o! which
Clinton b. Fisk is President. selected
Commissioners to investigate Professor
Narsh's complaints. When the persons
shus selected were appointed. the Pro
fessOr was notified by the Commissioner
Of Indian Affairs Of their appointment.
and very politely requested to furnish
the Indian Office or Commissioners any
information In his possession. or any
proof at his command. to sustain any
charges which he might feel disposed To
make. The Commission that has been
appointed consists Of Ex-Governor
Fletcher. Benz. W. Harris and Chas ].
Faulkner. and they will proceed to in
vestigate Professor Msrsh's complaints.
HIS statement of facts is deemed due TO
Dir. Saville. the Red Cloud agent. to
Professor Marsh himself. and the Indian
Once.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16
COLOR THE SCHOOLS.

j. may he worth while to remind those
whose prejudice is SO much stronee,
than their judgment az to cause them to
demand separate schools for their chill
dren, in this county. that there is cnly
one legal method BY which they can
crafty their miserable pettiuess of soul.
and that is. by providing precisely equal
educational facilities for the colored
children. TO those -i joyed by the white
children. 1t will not do to put the COL
ored children into an extemporized
frame building. 1t will not do to restrict
them to one grade. They must have as
good school buildings as the white chill
dren. and they must have full grade
course of instruction. with teachers
equally competent, ard every particular
on the same scale. In fact, az We have
repeatedly stated heretofore this utterly
confemptible exhibition Of ignorant and
uuciyihzed prejndice-dis2raceful and
d. bssing to all who uphold it can only
be satisfied by an entirely new school
system. Whoever. therefore. is prepared
to pay for double system Of education.
for the sake of demonstrating his ill.,
ability to comprehend republican insti-
tn,ions. will do well to stand up for sep
arate schools. Sacramento Record.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

CURIOUS lime PIECE have here
tofore noticed the construction of an
electric clock by Mr.. Edward Clark. the
ingenious silversmith of this city. 1t
requires no winding, but it is moved
slowly by electricity. If unobstructed it
will run continuously for an indefinite
period. A singular fact in connection
with i: was recently discovered by Mr..
Clark. When pointing the finger of his
right hand toward the clock, it was OBJ
served suddenly to cease running. After
close and unavailable scrutiny to detect
the cause, Mr.. Clark pointed the finger
Of bis left hand toward the dial when
the clock instantly renewed its time
keeping. The experiment has been re-
peatedly witnessed by many of our citi-
zens. No cause is apparent for the
strange phenomenon. Even at the dis
tsnce of six or eight feet. with large
plate glass window intervening the effect
il the same The solution Of this sill
gular mystery will prove an interesting
subject of investigation to scientific
minds.-Pdris (Ky.) Citizen.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

BIsAoP WHrTTAKzs AT ErEExA.-The,e
Vas . large attendance Mt the morning
and evening services at st. James Church
on Sunday last. Bishop o. W. whita-
ker, Of the Episcopal Jurisdiction of this
State. occupied the pulpit and delivered
two impressive snd eloquent addresses
to the congregations. At the close OF
the service four candidates were pre-
scented by the officiating rector. Rev
Chas. H. Marshall. for confirmation.
and the applicants. three ladies' and one
gentleman. were confirmed by the
Bishop. During his short stay here
Bishop Whitaker visited nearly ali the
families in town. renewing lis acquaiat.
ance with the citizens and making many
Dsv ones. No one person in the State
enjoys . moro univ ersal respect and
vhoee annual visitations are more eagerly
looked forward to than his. Bishop
Whitaker left yesterday afternooa for
his homo in Virginia City. from whence
he has been absent some time. He will
probably visit Eureka again this Fall
Eureka Sea.inei, July Is
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

proofa ~ clear - those which Senatoe
Sargent quotes from-the records Of tho
highest Court in the land. Quibbline
makes matters worse. Let Mr. Bidvell
mount the witness stand. or il he prefer
it. the Raisir. box, and state his case. II
he will clear his skirts ws will agree to
make it q personal matter that Gorham
votes for him!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

TEE Eureka and Ruby Hill narrow
guage railroad has been equipped with .
locomotive. and the Sentinel man, the
Indians and the people generally are
jubilant.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-16

Faux DANA Who got hrst BY failing
from Dc ssas Of his wagon on the cele-
hsaGioa Of the Fourth u Ebe1hardt. died
q his Injuries last Sunday morning.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-06-09
A Good Selection.

We are glad TO note,-our prediction of
Mr.. Wheeler's retirement having been re-
allied even sooner than we expected, that
our old paper, the Termom Farmer, has now
got an editor of character and ability in the
person of Hon. c. Horace Hubbard, Of
Springfield, for long time the skillful agri-
cultural editor of the Brattleboro Record amt
Farmer. Our good friend Mr. Camp, of the
Newport Express, (who cannot forgive us
for resigning our post as agricultural editor
of his paper, and who, though he has re-
Gently experienced a change of heart, b" can
not yet control the old Adam in him sufi-
GENTLY to forbear giyingus a dig), don't hurt
our feelings mite, by saying that Mr. Hub
bard will be the best editor the Farmer has
had yet. We think just so ourself, and one
thing we are perfectly sure of, which is, that
Mr.. Cummings will have to do his own
Safeguarding in the future. Mr.. Hubbard
is a gentleman by nature and breeding, and
cannot be made the mouth-piece of vindic-
tive and irrational spite. His position as
an active member of the Board of Agricul-
ture will afford him many advantages, and
his experience as an extensive stock-breeder
and dairy farmer prominently fits him for
the editorshp Of an agricultural paper in
this state. We shall not hear Of lis inquir-
ing at fair, which are the Shorthorns and
which tho Jarsays lie has onnysat
ulations, and most hearty wishes for his
success