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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
Wagon Makers

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non eapen," : bsSh thal rsaehsd citrulAatoa
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

County .Nu,1vyor.

INNING
man 4 90 Ms.A-. ~
County .Su,rsyor.
LAsAs MAsaErr. Ms~asA ts~ssr. t.~A
rdSpeHfrrs 0Ma 1Mt1Arrs.
\. N.rLAkk. sk~p ~ tkssy ~.
Dry. Goods Druirrs.
q. 7. wars = 90. s~vsh sra ~
wxAvra 4 MoxsE. nrs.A h,e.A.
ArwOrMtN. MANAHAtL 4 .sAnIGs.
W. =. ktrr. as~sh side - Market ~.
Drug Stores.
CLEMMEN. =. .. SEE ~.
JArOn !. LOWRY. see 40.
Foundry 4 Machine Shop.
sMENsON mROrMkHs, star foundry.
Flour and Feed,
CLARK. H., See card.
CRANDAsi.. mGAkEA MERhY. neafi, ~.
Is.te kimhai, 4 vsfa'~ntth's Hask.
Grocery, Fraii and Confectionery
,SfGreA
~. HRJEH.s. " corner, appestte Court
1eans.,
rsAvA JAMESON, Norh ofcoan ileu.
". u. WEBSTER. 80 -.
ULAkkA NJ. NAt IN The .h
Han - ma tta
vHANk 0usEfTK, IN. III Lss,nArd's oil sauit
souih s4s Market -,
uurdseare NfDres.
LoMAs q nkOrMEn. south Of cerfs iios.s.
J. u. DOAN, ~ Msvkss street.
lkarMrss Makers.
vHED. MILl.EN. AsS ~.
ADRIAN MsCrLLOtk, arss door So'sl, II
Uofeis.
wynsrEK MeUsE. ssr~sv MIN Am4
sLw OkrM ssNUaE, ees. Elm Aa1 HafAs' H.
Insnranse Agents.
=. W. m0LwAS.. e"t Elm and n = STREET
unirAes, E10cAs n IrWri,.y.
>. LOwRS. Eass ssAs - Esm -
4. AmEanOsDY, IN the PEST osnes
uuAA. J.WEDnER. " Nyus. tuilany depf'
Aefth II Tins Uhirs,
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f..sysre. al fLS peueS
q. v.nR EekESnlDGE, nnte.esst kinss,l 4
HsfHssntths hAnk.
JAMkA u. SHOWN, sssr cAssias tto,s.
Lumber Deaieva
", d j. vLEMMlN0, Ks,ssrs rhsisn
sasMl. SavA Near the k1SvAeav.
4. NJ. CARVER 4 CO., Yard seTnsv ~
Eima sHA Market stsssts.
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eaASDAI.l.t nlAkE = MEanx. srr".''s
klnihsll 4 tarasaaHh's Haah
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Mrs. !. q. .ATOSE. ~ss u Court limse
y i. UON AnlUON, M.A efbsSayst,ss ttosss.
ADALsSE naOWNALOw, over ciea'msf's
kfsg SIRE.
.Hk,yexyMeN n Fruit ErOw-
Ft1.
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y Hilr. south .futsas0 uvehss y pi,tsnhusa
and a,h.t ti.rAy Appl. Trees. y shAes ware
,,ss ssesslan App'' frsss'
photographic
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| Messr.
lsEArKAAD i JOHNS, IVES. u so.r E~.s sar
physiriHHs.
L.. j, CLENMEa. saes IN Dsss sss,..
MEMRoAM. y. 4. sass ever Tssns
eNoos ehss seers.
IL. ". JON IN, once 0s~r tawatd's Ai"rs.
Ia. y. TRUMAN, ofAas a. t.~~r,s.
Ia. n. hlAGkMAN, ~ kssidsa.v. mast 81 csus
Ilnues,
lLyuvA j. vEAyEs.. north " ronst House.
n. r. DssOS ELLtA, tnk. y. y.
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i 1NMDs.
MeLTON TUNEALkt, nsfsh " Times Ofhsf.
nATEMANk ~ MY. ~ Peek ~. wet !
tiasAp Ufofsfs
Painters n Iiasi~rs.
a., ~. MtLLEN. sss sAsA.
.. Known. NvAs she tlvvstss.
l'roInee Usni,ys.
nEN. nUSTrgNN, ksA WAsshsgss..
~ A1sv IN III hvNas ~ rrS1 49, Ie9u
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W.. n, tATTEKsOS. " csvH ltauss. IN
ssr1ss's efhss.
Wagon Makers
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

TnSUeHSrts 0NH 1Ws11rrs.
y. M.ClAkk, sk~p ~ tkssy ~.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

Foundry 4 Machine Shop.
~ ENAON uNOrukNs, star FOUNDRY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

t0pNau0n, OasGN ON bte lAAiiise Niffhss
and sustained by i,s remarkable cures.
10 mild N 10 be safe AMI beneficial 10
children. and yet 70 searching Ms 10
ehectuAlly purge ont tho great curr,p-
tlons Of Tho bloosi, such M The seruf
ulous and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities Or diseases that have linked
In tho system for years soon yield 10
this powerful nnttlctc, and disappear
Hence lts wonderful cures. many IL
which arc publicly known. Of scrnts.la.
anil nll scron,lons diseases, Ulcers,
ErMptlOMx. aud crursise ,lifnsprt f
thu skin. TMniOrx. BlOtclies. lsUiIs,
PimplcA. pustllcs. kOrcs. ~.
AMtIlOny's Fire, lsOSO or Fry.
e1pelnH. letter. Nnlt lsllcMin.
0cnld Head. lelnRWOrin. nnd In
trrnal ClccrMtlOlis Of the Uterus.
stomach. nlll Liver. II alsn cures
other complaints. 10 wl,itl, |, would not
srcn, especially adapted. sm.l, M Drop
~, Dyspepsia, lsits. Neuralgia,
Heart IDls4.,ssc. Female Weak.
ncAH, Debility, anil IrticOrrisnn.
when they arc manifestations VI tho
scr0litlosis lnisons.
u III An excellent rcsiOrcr ~ health
and strength, In Tho Spring. lly renew
Ing tho appetite anil slgor of The ,hacs-
tive organ,. II ,lir.ipasrs ,l,r depression
and listlcss laug,ior af tho season.
Even where no disorder aplrars. people
f.cl better. and live Longer, Tor cleansing
the lloesl, The system moves on With
renewed yisor and new lcasc u liia.
rREPIEEU ny
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

Rrni Eaaie Uenirrs
xuMeALL i vAN NAWORvM. - me BA.h
W.. u, rATTEEaOA, u Court ltoSss. IN NJ
ser1s . ssiss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

.Nl/jUerS n 11TEssAeNA'rsy.
Mss. i. q. JATONE. wss ~ Court lieus~
y A. DON AD1U0es, MsA efbsSaysttss ttosss
ALKALINE naOW NALOw, over cieMmsf''
kthg ttnfs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

1. widely known
AZ ,,ii~ III ill,. ,,it,st
ciiri,lal r.,.e-
dies ever .lis,ps-
vrv,l i,r ,lrat,t.
Iing tlW tenn
anil purifying the
l,lssl. II l,as
stssrl tile ic., tf
years. viii, u cni,-
slanll. growing
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26
ADVICE o0VgO0 " MAIL
PRgg o. CHANGE.

~ 0sessgtel ne1lSxss ~ Aslssssioas AsuGe ssnl.
uAe Aarng ~ - twenty ysAss tsealeA eMeaeoos
eai0 aeassy - esiss o.eco easss Al sAsss ssM-
1900 wtih esxh 90 ass carefully ssensdeA,
vhsehss shsy - communicated W lsssss " y
esseee. q elsesvsi " the fsocte - his associate
pASssiAas ~ lAst1s sss ~ sslsnttAs nsalcA
meo.
~ lovallls y ) Al4aanss sss srauissd - aasvss
q sstsaAs6 ~ - blala essssloaA which Win y
eMnlsAs1 ~ mAli ne. " u ~ 0aes. 4 coo.
49, syslsM = ssgtSsslag pssssasa mlssAts -
ssaSwelsa. Co hsDhA asvss consulaed. ssoept ~
~ phyeiclAas - the establishment. W fsse
euesu,eAltoa oea1 ~ ~ ~ QMestIeMa
assypaee paaphiss = sstassoss u suecso
oDas ~ 49,.
A16rsM DR.. .. =. EOOTE.
0sx 1eo. new York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

VNt<etntsM \ Army. Masku ~. ~
tAvAssN hMttAteas
VI II. OWt<. IN hasssneMs ~ l~sMas
Ns1 u. ttatMW ase sssss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-26

Heef u.s Nae ksGess
" -. VI vNt Ant.t.s Mvss ssAs W ttM
Isss@s as~ss N~ssA ~ ssss N~sss.
" ID. AtttMA<. 49, maA Aaws NwssM ~t
~ <ststtss N~Nsv
NRWtWs 49, A~s easMs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
THE WHEELING DAILY NTEIGEN0ER FRIDAY MORNING. MAY S 1915
The Vice President interviewed.
Cllenpll, cue,pondenco Cincinnati oaletteJ

(naemPhh Teipondeneo Cincinnati GRzeltel
The other day when Mr.. Wilson was
about leaving Memphis for Little Rock, a
venerable darkey stepped up to the car
window, and with a bow addressed him as
sYou, sab, am the Vice President, l
aYes, SIR said Mr.. W, with a smile.
swell, sab, what about Gen, Grant, am
he gwyin to try him chances for de Presi-
dent againP
"Indeed cannot tell, as he has not told
me what he will do" said Mr.. W.
swell, boss" said the old fellow, speak
ing rather confidently, "if he am gwyne
to step out, paraps you'd jist like to step
in de placer
"Well, have not got far enough along
to think about it," said Mr.. Wilson with
a smile and little blush Of confusion.
"Well, boss" persisted the darkey, do
ye lis think about this matter, won't yep
The train moved off and the crowd
manifested their appreciation Of the joke
in hearty laugh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
H.ISClI SOZzLR.

1t will be seen that the gain by change
Of nozzle was, on 1900 feet, AZ feet on J.,
900 feet, AZ on 800 feet, 81; and on l5(
feet, %; while the loss by distance on the
II nozzle was, respectively, 81, 80 and
II feet. As already understood, II will
be here seen that to obtain the same dis
lance OF throw, tho size Of the stream
must be reduced in proportion to the
length Of hose, Something Of the ex'
tent Of friction operating in this case
will be seen from the fact, thai
with 81 pounds pressure at one (tht
hydrant) end OF the 1900 foot hose
there was but IS! pounds at the Other
end, showing a loss OF 7O9 pounds, or 81
per cent, being A lbs, per 100 feet Of hose
This loss seems to be very great Some
thing, however, was due to the fact thal
the pressure guage at the nozzle was sci
in the hose at a right angle. instead Of a
the end.
In this connection we have the state
ment Of Mr.. Hayden, Trustee OF thu
Columbus Water Works, that one ant
onc.half feet Of four-inCh, or one foot o
six.inch water-pipo may be laid in thu
ground for the same money that It cost
to lay one foot Of leather hose above
ground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
The Folly of Neglect.

Its the height Of folly to neglect precautionary
measures for tho preservation Of health, when they
become necessary in consequence Of hurtful inau'
ences. Among these influences are the uRaVOlda-
bic inhalation Of mAlRTOus or ietld air. exposure In
bad weather, unhealthy occupations and habltual
late hours all Of which tend to produce disease To
guard against their effects vigorous and regular
discharge Of the bodily functions should DO kept
IN. H0tctter'l Stomach Bitten 10 tho tonic Of all
Others best calculated to perpctuate bodily ylgOE
and regularity. The experience oil denlEen1 Of un-
healthy localities, outdoor laboren, employees In
manufactures, and late workers Of all kinds, has
shown that Wlne-ElaH full Of this pleasant safe
guard taken at regular intervals impaftS IN amount
q stamina and power Of reslGtancO To disease Afford
ed by no other protective and remedial agent. The
nervous, the weak and the dySpeptiC derive inCal.
CulAbls benefit from It's use and pronounce Il the
best preparation Of ia class, OOd4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28


The Boston Advertiser publishes tabu-
lar exhibit Of our trade with Canada,
which shows a very gratifying increase.
In 1872 Canada exported to this country
S36O0O,O0O worth OF goods, which was in
creased to forty and half millions in
1873, hut fell to thirty-iive millions last
year The imports, however, showed Il
regular growth from S3j,GOO,00O in 1872
to $477OO,OOO in 1873, and j4,3OOOOO in
1874. The aggregate trade was nearly
seventy-two millions IN 1872, lightweight
millions in 1873, and ninety millions in
1874. The statistics also show that we
are sharing more and more equally with
Great Britain the advantages Of this i'm.
portant market. In 1872 the imports
from the United States were thirty-thrcC
per cent. Of all the imports in Canada, in
1873 they were thirty-Seven per cent, and
in 1874 they were more than forty-two
per cent. The imports from Great
Britain have not increased ut all during
the last three years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
Walker Enjoying Himself Over
the Situation ut Charleston.


Governor Jacob having departed from
the seat Of government and compelled the
Auditor, Treasurer, Secretary Of State
and Superintendent Of Schools to accom'
pany him, It is claimed that an abdlcation
has taken place. John Cole, State Ii.
brarian, is the only surviving member Of
the Government, and as such It devolyes
upon him to close up the business OF the
concern. This he proposes to do, in a
prompt and conclusive manner. Gov
ernor Coles plan Is to segregate the Pan
handle and carry the balance OF the
"Mountain Maid'p body corporate back
to cold Nirginny," first removing the
main impediment to u reunion by sale
Of the Panhandle counties TO the highest
bidder and using the proceeds to pay of
the State debt.
Governor Coles plan ia to advertise
those counties for sale, fixing u minimum
price ut about Sl5,O00,OOO, figure great
~ below their own modest valuation
payment to be made in Virginia bonds
at the average market price Of those Sc
Curities for the past twelve months. This
will pay the entire Virginia debt, recon
sOlidatc the State, dismiss the Panhandle
with Governor Jacob rs bonus, to tho
congenial society Of Pennsylvania OF
Ohio, and give the Capital question, the
Injunction and the Panhandle politicians
an eternal quietus. Governor Cole frank.
ly cOniesses that the onerous duties oil
West Virginia craftsmanship are not &c
familiar to him as he would like, and
that nothing short OF the imperative no.
Cessitics Of the case would Induce him
single.handed and alone, to cope with
the responsibilities Of the occasion. We
take pleasure in assuring him that he
can not possibly make worse botCh Of
public administration that his departed
predecessor, John Jeremiah, and that he
will have no trouble IN avoiding the con,
spicuous juckasserics Of that Illuminating
fnnctionary.
The plans Of Governor Cole are mol
vet perfected in all their details, and nd
vcrtlsements for bids will not be forth
coming until all the minor features Of The
schedule are fully worked out. Governor
Cole, however, Is not disturbed by any mp
pretended Irregularities in the proposed
proceeding. AS tho alleged abdication Of
fetcher led to the separation from Vir
ginia, so the skedaddle Of Jacob may
date the Inauguration Of reunion, or ai
II has been briefly stated, It's poor rule
that wont work both ways
We have 10 time to discuss ut length
the advantages to investors which Gov
ernor Coles scheme will offer, but We
cannot avoid enumerating splendid
State Penitentiary with ample sources Of
supply in the adjacent territory, a fine
Capitol now In process Of erection,
number OF choice Insurance companies
and m unemployed Executive and Cabl'
net all in good order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

Col. W. NJ. GROsvESoR, Of 81. Louis,
writes to the Tribune sensible letter
which ought to dispel the grasslopper
panic. He adduCes great number Of
reasons why the 'hopper--Or rather the
Rocky Mountain locust, for such the In
acct really iS-tcCOines comparatively
harmless and dies ont rapidly after get.
ting so far east ~ the 18th degree Of
longitude west Of Washington, about Sc.
dalia, Missouri, or Des Moincs, Iowa.
They can only fully develop in n high and
dry country, aud perish bymillions when
In their course Southcastward they reach
low and rainy regions. Those now katclied
out from the gsdepOsitcl by the swnrms
Of last year nre comparatively weak and
petishable. Some live long enough to do
mischief, but they cannot reproduce them
selves, and are speedily destroyed by the
climate and by parasites. The only
ground for the existing alarm Is that III
aome favorable locations In Kansas, Mis-.
souri, and Nebraska they have been hatch.
ed out In sufficient numbers to eat the
tender shoots Of the Young crops, but
such instances arc only occasional, and
are not 10 lie taken as indications Of q
general scourge. Col. Grosvenor fortilies
bis theories with numerous facts all
pointing 10 their correctness, and speaks
u the Governor Of Missouri az being
very piouS, but not having much knowl.
edge In issuing his proclamation appoint.
Ing day Of fasting and prayer for
deliverNnce from the threatened plague.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

Mr.. GEORGE ALFRED TOWNSEND, who
has been great success as a newspaper
correspondent and magazine. writer, is
about to settle down to editorial life.
He ia going to drop the first person sing.
ulaf and glide into the plural. The 81,
Louis Times Of Saturday makes the fol-
lowing announcement: "On Tuesday next
Mr. George Alfred Townsend will be.
come permantly and prominently con.
neCted with the ST. Louis Times in M edi.
torial capacity-an announcement which
we are confident, will be received with
satisfaction by the numerous readers Of
the paper. His visit to 81. Louis In con.
nection with the excursion party Of East.
ern capitalists has afforded the publish.
era OF the Times an opportunity 10 con.
clude negotiations which have been pend.
ing for some time, and have, for their re.
suit, the present announcement
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

TuIs Is the way the friends OF Sam
make him President. They say: "sam
Randall will be the next Speaker the
next Speaker will be the Democratic can
didate for President! the Democratic
candidate will be the next Presidenfthere-
fore Sam Randall will be the future Pres
ident Of the United States" This works
we'll on paper, but reduced to a working
rule 1t will probably fail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

TnE IIor DoLLAR.-As The summer
draws OH and the mercury aScends and
humanity perspircs more abundantly, a
point has been raised in speculative
way as to the puddlers' shot dollar
which means the usual extra pay for
working through June, July and August.
Under the old arrangement this used to
begin in June; II does not seem to have
been expressly mentioned in the new,
but il IL understood that many, II not all
Of the men expect II. As the time Is up.
preaching when the puddlers have to
employ additional help-SOme Of them
have III fact been obliged to do this al.
ready-it Is reasonable to suppose that il
the question Is 10 be raised formally, ii
willshortly bc.-HdSbargh Dipateh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

In Chancery,


The undersigned Commissioner Of said Court
hereby gives notice that In pursuance Of decree
made mud entered In tho Above entitled cause by
said Court, on the nj day Of April, 1875 he WILL at
his office Oh the northeast corner Of ChApllno aud
Twelfth STREETS, In the city Of Wheeling, West vlr-
gnln, Oh the i2lh day Of July, 1875, commencing at
iOOCloCk A. NJ, prOCed To take, state and report atl
account Of all Tie claims and demands against the
estate Of tho said James Hamilton, ST., deceased,
and Of oil leans, II any there nre, with their prOTl.
ties against the real estate which descended 10 the
said Cnmplanants from the said James Hamilton,
the elder, now deceased, and further 10 state and
report an account Of the administration Of the said
james Hamilton and Joseph Hamilton, adminlstra.
tors Of the estate Of the sild James Hamilton, ST..
deceased and said administrators and each Of them,
arG required To render such account to Sald Com.
missioner and TO settle the same before him.
The said Commissioner shall also examine Into
and report any other matters which 10 may deem
pertinent Gr which may bO required by any Of the
parties In interest," and nOicU Is hereby given that
report will 10 made accordingly.
L. 8. JORDAN,
Commissioner Of said Court.
i. T.. RoOERS, Sol. for COmplainantG
nly1g 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

a VERDICT has been rendered at
Auburn, n. y, in favor of man who re-
Gently sued the New York Central Rail
road Company, asking damages for being
elected from u drawing-rOOm car, into
which he had gone because there were no
seats left in the ordinary cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

ONO was valued at Sl,5SO,S79,324 in
1874. The State House and the ground
on which it stands is worth S5,OOO,OOO,
The amount raised by taxation last year
for State purposes was Sl,25O,OOO, at a
rate Of 2.lO mills on the dollar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28

OUR Democratic friends say that they
will show the country in 1877 that a
President can live in Washington through
the summer, and that their man will do
as the old Presidents all did, stay there,
Lincoln, Buchanan, Pierce, Fillmore,
Polk and Van Buren,, one and all, re-
manned at the Capital the year round
with, possibly, a tripof fortnight away
Grant won't stay, and the worst Of 1t is
that all his associates and interiors feel
that they must follow his example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-28
A Letter from West LibcrIy..A
Couple OF BurglnrieS.
WEsr Liberty, May %.
,tIInps Whncilnp th,aiilgennnT,

WET LIBERTY, MAY 20.
Editors Wheeling lntelilgencer;
Our usually quiet little village was all
excitement this morning when Il was dis.
covered that burglars had been in onr
midst the night before. The thief, for
there seems to have been but one, had at.
tempted TO enter the store Of Samuel bell,
Esqp by climbing up to the back window,
distance Of some fifteen feet from the
ground. In hoisting the window, a negro
man who sleeps In the store was awaken.
ed by the noise, and not being prepared
for the reception Of such company quietly
retired by the front door 70 procure his
gun which was in grannfy near by. The
burglar had taken the hint, for when the
cOlored man returned there was nothing
to bc seen but the bungling arrangement
Of boxes by which the thief had reached
the window. The neighbors were aroused
aud II was found that the honse Of Mrs.
Garrett Steele had been entered from n
back window and loaf Of bread, dish
Of plum. butter and some other eatnbles
carried away.
As soon as II was light enough to see
anything, the tracks Of The thief were dis.
covered In the mud, II having rained last
evening, and party set ont on the trail.
About two miles from here, on The Beth
any road, they found that the thief had
retired into board pile and paftaken Of
his breakfast, leaving behind the dish
that had contained the plnm.butter. The
trail was followed to the tOll.gate on the
bethany and Wcllsbutg turnpike, where
II was lost II likely that the fellow Is
one Of the numerous tramps that are
passing through the country and not a
professional burglar.
This morning 2Bth) | have learned that
the store Of A. W. Darling \ Co., In Beth.
any, was bufglatiled last night, and some
two or three hundred dollars worth ef
goods carried off II may he that the
party who made the attempt on Mr.. Bells
store il connected with this robbery.
O. B. W.