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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
WHEELING, Sept. eth, 1875.

WHIEEIVVI " ~ '77TI wv
Cor. j. j. jacob.
DEAR Sir: beg leave to tender to
you free Of costs, the Use Of my room
above the Office Saloon, adjoining Wash.
ing Hall, for the storage of any Of the
State goods, You may choose to place there.
in to be used up to the adjournment Of
the Legislature, Respectfully, &c,
F.C. WIS.
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CALL and see the Great Bargains.
Beautiful line Of Ladies' Shawls, Ladies'
heavy Sacking Cloths and Silk Nelvets.
Just OpenedaI corner Main aud Goth SIS.
J. W. FERREL.
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L.v. BLOND Is offering isentire stock
OF misses and children's cOlOred shoes
regardless Of cost.
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JouS W, MrTcu,Ll Auct.oRetr. RS.
les nENCE FOR SALE

oder for sale the very desirable and Commoii'
on, Iurvd Story Brick DWelIInS tiUuse, No lviJ
CnIpllue street, above Tenth In Ihr vit,. SAID
HUise contains 81 ven rOJms, with flushed sltC,
gas aud water up au dIEu sllt'; slab uS for lhrca
hIFsg,i iUI 3IGl2 ret running BAGS IT, an ai!c'
The nous. Is ~ gOI pr. Viii lie sid VI IAsy
teF.us For iuTILCT PaTiCulLrsrLquitC %
s5 a [. EGERTER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

SHETLow all Wool Blankets, and also a
full Line Of Eastern Blankets VERY
Cheap at corner Main and 10Th SITS.
Nv. FERREL.
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The City Clerk was loose in Richie
town yesterday afternoon. Fond papas
intnitively pointed him out and babe
their offspring gaze upon the form Of the
great and good OBaldwin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Broke An ARM.--A little Son Of Judge
Cochran yesterday afternoon fell in John
Morgan's new house, on the Island, and
broke bis arm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
IGOR SALE

Three hundred acre, valuable coal lanl, viii
river rynt, lying sDuih Hnd adjoining the Beuw' ID
Ion WO,ks property. lpS dsics 1u lace run
Mug from the river IL the iUpUi this I'LL, aud know
as tue David u. NCNle,hrn Tract There |, IN thi
property Que brick and tao frame dwelling houses
with UU, buildings tor particulars aud lci NJ Hls
ply 10 ALDEIsUN 4 p,ULL.
sgpil ted state Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

NoTtCE.-For cash, great bargains. As !
oyerbought myself in Dry Good. and Car
pep, | will unload at great reduction in
prices, corner Main and goth streets.
J.W. FERREL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

NEw and popular music received daily
ut W. s. IIuichins' Music Store, No. 60
Twelfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judge Crdnmer,
This court,met yesterday morning, and
without transacIing any business ad.
burned to meet again on Wednesday
morning at . o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

SOME person suggests that one reason
why Capt. Charley Muhlcman'S boat Is 70
popular, il because her name sounds 50
much like Capt. Andys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
I'OR SALE

TwO.S,Orv Frame House, containing
six rooms, water gu the premises, lot jUxl3,
feet, situate On the corner OF Indiana uut
Huron streets. rOr particulars appl or
the prem SEES. Mrs j. =. ThlMBLE'
Of 10 R. Is. MCCNACkEN, 2iOi Chaplint
Street seq
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

4 CRACRLiSd fre-pan Vt apples-gitl
anxious to be loved--old folks dreaming
ali Who said he wanted summer to
last a thousand years?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Two secondhand Pianos for sale cheap
at W. s. Hutchins' Music Store, No. 80
Twelfth street.
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FoR the best made, best fitting ready
made Clathing, go to GOLD Bros,
No. ll07 Main ST.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

GRAND pIrsDURGH EXPOSITION. -
Readers must not overlook the adyer.
tisement elsewhere Of the First Grand
Exposition Of the Pittsburgh Trades.
inen'l Industrial Institute. II will be n
great novelty in our section, but its sue.
CeIs has already been assured, aud Il will
undoubtedly be the gfnndest and most
attractive display ever held in lennsyl.
yanin, attracting prUdigiUul gatherings.
The immense building, which can accom-.
mOdate $4,000 persons, has risen like
magic, and il very imposing, embracing
over trcirc acres Of exhibiting space, almost
cpry inch Of which has already been
taken up. There will be twenty.four
grand galleries, the most excellent music,
machinery, fine art live stock and agri-
cultural displays in abundance. Excnr-
sion tickets can I've had at low figures, and
many large excursion parties will be
made from all points. The premiums
amount to SjO,0OO, and competition open
to the world and for everything. Freight
one way free. Those DESTROYS Of exhib-
iting should address at once A. j. Nellis,
President 7. |. l., Pittsburgh, Pa, and
every one should make II his business to
attend. There will he weeks feast for
the eye nj least.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

SARDNTH School UoSvESTfOS.-The
Virginia State Sabbath School Conven.
ton meets at Richmond on the 9th Of DC.
tnh.r uaYt
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At the trout door oi tie tout HDuse Of Ohio coun
", West Virginia, u'mmuuyng al 10 Uthck A n.
pFJeyd n sell 10 the highest aud b,St DId Ier lat
following de.CTb.d nal rsate, tU-wil:
Tue ra,I half VI ", No lWeuIy-luur ~ situAl
on the sJulh eide " intiu .lieri NOV 18th street
", West Virginia, EnUSn n, Graham addition
with all tue buiIlnss audappuiIvU"aCcs theIcuntI
belonging
TERMs or sALE-Une-lhlrI cash, the balance II
tW0'quLl installHeHis a;.lG aud twelve month
iTUm day Of SAFE, YuI interest ir,m date With Sc
CuIlty " be approved by the Trustee
HANNIBAL fURrElS, Trustee.
wuyRiINO. ". "a syUt Is ISL sells
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
HART Hair! Hair!

Just having hcen to New York City have pur
chased the largest 'tock Of Hair switches and other
Halt uUgls ever brought To Wheeling Al-Da ltge
Haf.tands, BarE-Umh7, Cor~ets, SC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

CLOSING out sale Of misses and child.
ren's colorcd shoes for the next ten days
at L. V. BLONDs,
1875 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

If you feel that everything goes wrong,
II YOU want to get up early in the morn
ing, il YOU have a pain in the stomach,
take a dose OF DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills.
dGW.
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Gkre1ntelti9encer,
TUESDAY. SEPT. %. 1878.


Cheapest photographs-Rogcrs Il Co
To the Trade-Slantou & Davenport
Tradesmen's industrial Institute.
Centennial Singers.
Bed Lounges-Morehead & Co.
Braces for Ladies and Gents.
wanted-Situation.
For Salc-Newtoundland Dog
Apples-James Crangle.
To Let-Siofe Room.
National Tube Works Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28


ADA GRAY As "CAMILLE.'--1he Opera
House was crowded last evening by an
audience composed OF the elite and fash.
ion Of our city. Miss Gray was greeted
upon her first entrance by the glad and
sympathetic applause Of hands that mani.
testify had hearts in them, and her per.
iOrmance throughout was followed with
pleasure and unalloyed delight. Miss
Gray has every requisite Of great actress,
and at once leaped into public favor.
Her stimulation Of the many.sided Camille
was clear in conception. and bold in finish.
The womanly feeling masked under
smiles aud merry laughter; the guile
less girl playing with the weapons
Of vice and anchored to love that was
all Of life tn Der; the y.pIay with "Aldmc
Prudence, " the interview with" Armands"
father, the wealth Of tears in the voice
while the face reflected the feelings tina
stirred the sOul-bOrc the stamp II
greatness. In It's entirety Mis- Gray's
work was careful aud conscientious, Mt
times rising high in scenes Of passion,
then melting IL tears with = tender pa.
thOI that enlisted the sympathy Of the
listener and called her again and again
before the curtain. Mis- Gray repeats
her superb performance at the Saturday
matinee.
Tonight ARTICLE AZ" will be presented,
with Miss Gray a. Cora" The play
has the stamp Of New York reputation,
and Miss Grays performance OF CORA
il her best creation.
The company gave efficient support to
the star. Mr.. Waverly as "Armand," and
Mr.. Ellis "a "De Varyllle," are deserving
Of special mention. The entire company
il, however, The hest we shall sec this sea.
son. We may make mention that allied
to rare beauty and power Of expression,
Miss Gray possesses magnificent ward.
robe, which Phe displayed with becoming
taste, making five distinct changes,
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Cory ola resolution passed bya Wheel.
ing audience:
Rssolred, That we heard with pleasure
ard profit, Prof. Woods lecture on the
Dangers to America from Roman CathO.
lic.m," and our only regret is, that ow.
ing to the inclemency Of the evening, he
had not u large audience to be benefited by
his able, instructive and kind address.
[Signedl j. MCKESDREE RgTLEY,
Pastor Of Fourth Street NJ. L. Church.
EXTRACT.
DR.. Woods makes his auditors feel that
he knows whereof he speaks; he differs
from most'peakers on this subject-.name.
ly-in the sweet christian spirit which
pervades his address. .
j. MCKENDREE REILEY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

LNUK SALE.--lru shares, Sl,uVI each, ol
i the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works NJ Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment in tht
West and is nov in full aud successful or
GRAFTON. For further particulars address
THOMAS Il. MOTION,
deg Firiiiifl AGENT. ilii Maih st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
FOR SALE.
DLAylyG MACHINES FOR SALE.

One Enlltss b d SurIain. Mchinc, will plane
% Iuchgs side, " inches thcs; aUd me rloOrn.
Mo due, tom IL s Vi vrlgr. They viii Le sid
very cap
also, lot Of old Iron, Ia Chains Screw Clamps
PullrIs, &c, Fur prcs,, tefms Ac APPLY %
MlL>O u SLENY,
sci Foot u 9Th rrpt, Whrylin., W Va.
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EuRNlTUhE AT AUCTION.
Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture.

Has been in use but tight months, Sale
in the FRUlr House BUILDING, opPo'
site the Cathcur,l On Lot street, at 10
O'clock MONDAY, sept. 2ith, se.1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Tai RaoNEr.H RLcURD-The follow.
ing .huw- the range Of the thermometer,
rs observed ut Sivey's drug store, corner
opposite the Postotlice, for yesterday:
SAN iaN SPM I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

GREAT bargains in coIored shoes at
l.. V. BLOSD's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

PEACHES are good and cheap yet in
this city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

TIE Municipal Court will not IL in
session to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28


1NEAs AND COFFEE.
L @ liali Chests Choice GunoTlsi.
30 II tGnnR
10 EOurhOng
10 Iamn
400 Tlags strictly Prime 10 Choice. .,,.
In store and iOf sale BY N Hill
G UNDRlLs.
. 100 Pals Atnote's celebrated Nile Nti
% Bbls choice PiCkles
100 Half Bbl' choice Pickles.
10 BUGes Layer Raslh8
20 Bbls Dried Peas
20 ChDitr BuvkWheat Flour NV
Just received and 'ot sale by N RtlLLI-
1INUBACUU.
L u Butts Old Virginia Navy,
200 Cahdies Old Virginia Navy,
100 Butts choice Bright tUisls,
30 Half Butts choice Bfight 1Uii,
30 Butts STANDARD Blark Navy,
100 Caddles standard Blitk Navy
% Buckets Fine Cut chewing,
90 Boxes +. q, smoking ...,r,
LIST, DAvENr0RT 4 PAEhs
L . Halt BbI,. Fresh 10. M,,.e.l
30 =" No MHiT'.
10 Bbls. Fresh No 2 Maektr
10 " No, 3 Matktirl
20 Il Labrador lieu.ns AMY
Just received and Tor sale by EhI'i'
DAMNED GOODS.
" 10 Gases ID Fresh Tomai0's.
20 2 ID 11mat''s.
100 slb Peaches.
30 2lb Peaches.
% Win,low's Corn ......,n
% ID Cove Oysters Oiu neEa
20 ID Cove Oysters il0 T,t,ynIy
Iustreceiv vel and for salrby " EtIlLs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

a PHOTOGRAPH gallery on wheels il
now the novelty down in the Eighth
Ward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

Why don't the Justices get up u match
game Of base ball, now that business i'sO
dull9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

TnE brick ia now rising rapidly on The
northeast wall Of the Capitol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-28

TnE weather yesterday was "a line and
agreeable ns could I've desired.
, 1875-01-17

L
4 lettor from Naples to the Boston Advertiser
sAys: "a gentleman who is very fond OF that
purcent' little gourd known rs the peperone de-
cided the other day to lay in stock OF them, and
for that purpose went down into the lower or
eastern part Of Naples, where the contadtni from
about yebuyins come to station themselves with
their produce. He CHANGED upon an old man
who had nice lot Of his fasorite vegetable,
and began to .ak about the price. Beside the
old nan were standing \ couple Of loaters, of
that upp1epossessine aspect which hsre we call
q 6,4ltto muse and at home is nick-nanoed an
.ugly mug Ono OF these fellows named 4 sum
which wasof conrxe exorbitsnt; but alters proper
amount OF hagsline . falr price per hundred
vas agreed upon and the bargain concluded
The purchaser pulled out bis money aud was
ABOUT to hand it to the old count1yman, when
The second 1ounger stopped forward and took it.
This DONE without waiting for the departure OF
tue purchaser, or attempting to dlegul1e the
rascalty OF the transaction, he divided the monay
into three parts. Of Which he and his companion
took two, g1ring the third to the nnlueky owner
OF the produces, who had remained wisely mute
while this disposition MAS going on"
, 1875-01-17


The Belfast QIe.) journal tells how an enter
prising woman il making money. there: 1T in
nut OF that article Of diet mada by our grand
mothers that ne arc to speak. but q pancake Of
less digestible nature, manufactured at the
Belfast ahoe-factory. Nothing in tho shape OF
1ea.hor is allowed to 60 to waste in that 1ttsttu-
tion. Even the RhaVinga from solo lea.hcr have
their use, and from them the pancakes nre made.
These ehavings are placed upon a table before
tho operatives. who separate and carefully spread
them out within small casing with paste, in
layers. like raisins in box,-frst leather, then
paste, aud tho whole patted down compactly.
When cake is completed. 1t is about ! foot in
length, inches wide. and half An inch in thick
ness. They are than laid away to dry, and in
three or four days are ready for nse, which is to
BE- cnt up Into ioneE heel !'tts Their ma; msnulso
make them ara up to their elbows Ia paste
When the factory first started, .bis york r, vas
given to Alma House, nt cents par cake. She
became 90 expert that she could easily make 100
per day. Being an enserpIising WOMEN, and
seeing money ahead, she closed d contract with
the proprietors for the ao}e manufacture ut 1
cents apiece. aud then hired help. To-day she
has IN apartment of the sole-room, and employs
eix women, rho turn out from 800 to 400 daJ."
, 1875-01-17
THE EfaGDALEk'S HYMN.

Jesus. wilt Thou pity INST
When reach Thy courts abovey
6haIl / than Thy glory sss,
IN Th9 home of Light and 1cvs9
Child, My cross give to .aes;
Deny nyself And follow Ne.
Jezus. I my cross viii tcke,
Calmly bearing every i'll:
Help rat, then, for Thy dtar SAKE,
70 he oledtent to 1hy will;
And. ,s;aen sny night hes lsassed xw1y,
I nhau 1uow eternal day.
let mo IN Thy footsteps 60,
Wishing hut Thy lore 10 gain; j"
Let Thy Spirit here beow,
Boothe my sorrow, heal my r'ains
In the mansions a. Thy Grace,
T:aha1l 500 Thee face to face.
17,au hast said, mY gracious Lord,
Daughter, I Thy sina forgive;
And. acror&iing TO Thy word,
mo more in Elm will lire.
From temptation set me free;
Ii me dwell 1t list with Thee.
, 1875-01-17
"BuT. FOR A LITTLE. WAfT.1!

Deep, strong, and clear are the dark-hrovn syea
OF the girl love;
And you would swear they would keep trua
While waters ran and grasscs grew,
Or stars kept watch above.
B1oade-hrown and soft, In wi1lful ,uaEs,
FIiss her siIken hair.
Posed ike reed, or willow sweet,
In grace she stands, your gaxs to ueek,
Unconscious shs il fair
Brave, grand, and high, her castle il built
In the rosy air; s:.
Earth ts STAGE sud Life play;
Joyous abe acts her part to-day, :
Without thought Of care.
Teudsr and trae Is the faith keep
Fer thi3 tAn1er sprtte:
Iwait u day when Love shall wake,
And through her soul his sweet course taka,
OF stranga and deep delight.
BxsTe, fond, and strong, Lova Ut the helm &ha1
, - Guide tho course Of Fate; j.
For she has aaid: "1f Lore do como,
III re1Rn your Queen in heart and hons:
-. But for a Little, seait."
, 1875-01-17

been going it, to use slang ph1aao, 1t q most
uncomfortable rate. Two Of them, both lAdios
OF social position, and one bearing uams OF no
moan d1sh N:tion. recently docamped from Paris
leaving behind them unpaid hotel bills to the
amount OF 10, 00o francs each. beside other out
standing accounts With m1lliners, dreaamakera,
, 1875-01-17

1.h.r Imam a;gcovered that whieky can beuade
49,, .s.,w.ed And NOW there is need Of stronger
tf1e te1ee1spb aa cables Wien whale gel. drunk p p
sesTeed md Is Khoopink md Yelling around no.
wants aomethiag Is substantial e lamppost 70
cling to.
, 1875-01-17
the use OF such fashion As calling him Dus l. b
Roclefoucs,lld- -Bitaccia.


IN FURNISHED aruo* ali arrayed,
Inc sae1a iiinerva, neAstil maid,
Tho awe-struck deities xuoax,
frum JOyaa own brain ;fiam,lhaut xurun1
Alike With ready skill shs sx4ved
Against her foes the ssatrast 6:.ds:
Or, with hee fingers gentle force
Guided thu needte in it, ceusst
Not Neptune, god Of al the nllin,
Had skili The tempting p:l@e to gain,
Which. from thsir rollins, the gotls decz4sd
For the best gift for ruos:.us' ueed.
The goh produced the cousaer ssift,-
The olive was the golleas' git;
Athsne's skill the trophy Eon,
And aAiuesl tbs city f>r hsc own;
On it bestowed her mighty nane,
And Athens lives in song And faluef
Il thus the ocesu-god essayeI
In Vail to match tho kapient MGid,
What bodness, mortal should'ss thou hAye,
4 contest with such power TO rsAye7
One maid there WAS, Arachno hight,
Who di.e1 to bravo tina goI1esA~l ~lnighk-
D1rcI to contest her v.uu.ed stil
NeeIts to ply, or warp to i'll
Tha nympks, cttc.Gss:i bj~ EG- fama,
From GU. thar Lefty tjT5:t cuuae -:
70 view har rp:l', %.s,'s. ceLsl.y aho19
Ahka i'll doing LII Ws.io Iona1
To ace her ni,.1la liagecs pull
From off this utece tAu eri1npy wool,
And FROM it form the dpwuy roll,
Until, beneath her apt control.-
Is Light aud saft the texturo srou. =:
- brightest Cloud the t1oon peeps through
Or watch the s1dndles bnz1lng whirl,
A., from it, point, the snuwy curl
Into nitnT thread ate iraw,-
Like Apt!era' Lines to mock tue ylswf
Tae woot-frsught st1uttia's dxrtic3 dt&ht
Provoked anew their hatftea signt.
As underneath its transient geam
TIE fabric grew along the ba1ul.
SEch nptness had tho maid di1ElaYed
In all heE sk!l1fu hauls ess&yeu,
Twas deemed Minerv4's SET ha1 taught
The wondfous art by which she wrought.
SUCH thought the gifted artist spurns4.
That zen from goidtsa she had ie1Gnell
Let grea& Minerva vie with 1ue,
In emulauny industry;
II uuu1 1uertd, will numb1y pay
The Feual.y-le what it may !'s
Cnseen. the mighty goddess Heard,
Dlspieased, eacn thoughtless, boAstfM WaFd,
II, eE nf n,7aH r. ornh
, 1875-01-17


AMERICAN WOMEN II PARIS
The fanne writer says: " 4 dismal scandal has
recently shocked the American colony in Parlk,
Icing the arrest Of = wealthy American lady
a respectable standing. at tho Bon Marche Tor
ssealing. The CASE appears to have been one OF
oona hds robbery. and not, - on former ocos~
>hnn &ad in another establishment, IN unfound~
and alznderous charge, for the erring dana,
N being searched, was found to hhvo filed ber
tockets with artsclos for which sha Was anable
nseeount Is tho smallest trit1e pur.hssed at
tha Bon Narche has to be paid for st one Of the
eesks; where tho purchase is doubly entered,
mt BY the salesman, who files bill OF it. and
esccna1J. BY the cashier, who receives the psy-
meut, n,akes cut :ns change; and enters lul.
aealIe1 .oeSrd Of the 1ransact,cE IN his book.
Iaktake IN regard to the ownership Of the ara-
des ls hardly possible. The unfortunate woman
~ In prison over week before her release On
hsll con!d be effected.
And really cur counhywomen abroad haFe
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-10

WANTED 81: &; r.: {! I: 3;
Is sheets paper, Is
envelopes, gold pen, pen holder. pencil ..patent
yard measure and piece Of Jcwery. Single
package. With olcgaui prize postpaid, 70 cents.
Circular free BRIDE SEQ,
40 broadway, y. Y.
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Ghe 8alIetia.
PARAGRAPHS.


"A lazy man churn has been invented
in Vermont. ills adjusted to a wagon,
aud all man has to do is TO drive down
for the mail, and wleil he gets back the
butter has come. A
Customer Ito map-scllcr of Paris)--
"Ah, there is Russia--but--I do not sec
Moscow" shopkceper running his fin
ger over the map)-'Ah, Monsieur for.
gets that Moscow was burned
Numerous experiments have been
conducted in India for the purpose Of
discovering trustworthy cure for the
bite of the cobra. II Is announced that
DR.. Short of Madras has successfully
treated several cases this summer with
liquor potass@ and brandy.
The late eccentric Marquis of Wat
crford offered q railway company $4,000
II they would allow him to witness the
exciting spectacle of two engines dashing
Into one another at full speed from oppo-
site directions on the same line; but the
company could not see the matter IN q
sporting light, and the offer was respect
fully declined.
Mrs. Storrett Of Lawrence, Kansas
propounds the interesting query, 'wha,
shall we do with our daughters 20 and n
former in the same propinquity wants to
know, What shall we Go with our corn:'
The able editor Of the Topeka tkansas)
Blade. eager to make himself useful and
popular with both parties. says. "Let Us
feed our corn TO our daughters