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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-06-24

nB-pullman Drawing Room and sleoplng Can
from steubsnvlllo and Columbus through teiihOut
change, TO Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
st. Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
Tho pleasure seeker or those seeking Homes IN he
Wsa, should ali ON or address the ufdeEigned for
through time tables, maps land circulars and far
thor Information.
". ]. O'BRIRN,
aon'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, No. 2l9 High
street, Columbus, Ohio. my20
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Sixty cents per dry for drove horses CT horses ior
sale; 81 90 per day for horses that arc TequrGd u
be handled or exercised and broken.
will keep careful and attentive grOOms, and
horses left In my caro- will have proper caro- and at.
tention and handled properly, hut will not 10 re-
sponsible for unavoidable accidents.
Ny secind great Catalogue Sale will take place
SATURDAY, June 9Th, at 10 O'Clock 4. N. Par
ties having property to oier viii receive prompt at
tentlon by addressing
wheeling, W. Va, or ut bridgeport, O
Il HERNEY. AunilhhAarl mN9l
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BELLAIRE LooAIs.-An adjourned
meeting Of Council was held on Thursday
night for the purpose OF acting on the
ordinance making an appropriation Of
500 for the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July. Mr.. Nelson moved to amend the
ordinance, making 1t $500, bnt the amend.
ment was Lost. The ordinance was then
passed as it first stood, together with n
resolution regretting that the financial
condition Of the city was such that o
larger appropriation could not be made.
Councilman Morgan, Of the First Ward,
was the only member voting against the
appropriation. 1.gE -r
Aslight fire on Gravel Hill on Wednes-
day failed to come 10 our ears until yes
terday. No considerable damage was
done. 10. ''.s
Tomorrow will be observed as a sea-
son OF communion at the Presbyterian
Church. Services were held last evening
and will be this afternoon.
The Merriam Sisters, celebrated as
vocal and instrumental musicians, will
give a concert at the NJ. E., Church this
evening. The Sisters have, Visited US be-
tore, and their merits are known here.
Arrangements have been made TO have
several hundred voices join in the singing
of "Hail Columbia "America.p "Star-
spangled Banner,n and other national
hymns, at the celebration on the Fourth
,ot July. m.
The !school house row" is being re-
freshed with coat Of paint--something
II needed sadly. 100.
The Bellaire Recalling Circle picnicked
down the river yesterday. =
The public schools o. the city closed
for the summer yesterday. 90,
81. Clairsyille presumes to attempt to
rival Bellaire in. her celebration Of the
Centennial, Fourth Of July! Why, there
arc more people in Bellaire all the time
than ST. Clairsyille can ,hold when she
stretches to her utmost capacity.
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TIE proposed flooding Of Tie Sahara
Desert is something more than mere
talk. Mr.. Mckenzie, the protector, with
an engineering party, is about leaving
London for Western Africa, to make the
necessary surveys for turning the waters
Of tho Atlantic into the great desert. He
Is confident that canal eight or nine
miles long will accomplish the object,
and enable the flooding Of the low lands
Of the desert to be accomplished SO that
Timbuctoo will be brought within navi.
gable distance OF the sea. The opening
up Of vast trade will. the interior Of
Africa Ia tho inducement offered for car.
rying out this project.
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HORSE MARK 4
e. rp.
General Stock Agency

oAHE viii sell SATURDAY, JUEEiN1o
R4gSS8 2ith, 1876, at l0yA! H., 10 10 20IC9N
head Of Horses Of yafiOus kinds and prices. Also,
several BuggIes, Carriages, Wagons, DC. Do.
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MARTINS FERRY TRANSMITS. Rose
Wood leaves to-day FOR Colorado Springs
% Join her son and daughter, who are
there for the benefit Of their health. r.
Thomas Deity IN employe at the Ohio
City Mill, had his hands badly burned on
Thursday by falling on . sheet Of red hot
iron that had just come from the rolls.
George Leseur received telegram on
Thursday Sitting that his brother Col.
wins house had been burned and three Of
his children, two boys and ono girl all
grown up, had been burned to death and
himself badly scorched. Mr.. Leseur lives
at Beipre, Ohio, opposite Parkersburg
and was formerly resident OF this place.
The First Ward School, Of Wheeling,
picnickedin the grove on Friday. Quite
large crowd came over and very en-
ioyable time was had. Credit is due Prof.
Bundy for the admirable order that was
preserved. g,-.
The trustees Of the Presby terrain Church
are having one corner OF the lecture room
torn down "a it extended to far out on
the street. Other Improvements will be
added. .
The Bellaire Reading Club will picnic
in the Grove to-day.
The Catholic Festival last Friday and
Saturday nights Melted about $500 clear
Of expenses. f ~
Periodically speaking Martins Ferry
is dead-here we are the second largest
town in the county, with the most beautiful
grove in the STATE for picnic purposes
and nothing being done toward celebrat-
ing the Fourth Of July. Three meetings
were called for that purpose but no one
attended, and the matter has been drop
ped. The attractions offered by st.
Evansville, Wheeling and Seuybenyille
! for that day have over.shadowed u.s.. and
will each take share Of our people, but
the greater portion will stay quietly at
home.
Several Of our citizens left last evening
on the steamer Express with the excur.
sion to Marietta, to celebrate the Tooth
anniversary OF the Masonic Lodge at that
place. They will return on Sunday
morning. 80,
Professor Bundy, OF Wheeling, has
leased the beautiful suburban residence
Of the late Lewis Wood, and will shortly
take up his residence among us. We
welcome all such men to our village.
The excaviting for the new bank build.
ing has commenced, and the work will be
pushed as rapidly as possible.
The Wallace Brothers building, on
Hanover street, will be ready for occu.
pancy next week, and Is a great credit to
the enterprise Of the proprietors.
Ex.Mayor Dean has just finished and
moved into his. new building on Fifth
street. .....
Some parties have erected dancing
platform on the bank on Hanover street,
aud propose to have dances every Satur-
day evening that the weather permits.
The roof OF L. Spence's shop caught
FIRE on Friday morning, but was soon ex-
tinguished by the hands. Mr.. Spence is
absent in the West.
Two express wagons run daily between
here and Wheeling.
All our manufactures except the Glass
Works are running steady with about all
they can do.
&. RI. Shreve left yesterday for Hudson
Ohio, 70 attend the commencement exer.
cises at the Western Reserve College he
having been appointed one OF the Board
Of Examiners. lar ..,.. -.t
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The woes lor nd PFcsidents.

From the New York Sunday Times q Messenger
Ponular Electoral
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DIRECTORS
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which BEGINNER In advertising would like to know.
~ GEO. P. RowELL 4 co, ~.
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The Supreme Court Of Iowa has de-
Clded that a child has no independent
life and cannot suffer homicide until
the umbilical cord Is severed and indie
pendent circulation established, and
hence reverses the action Of tho lower
courts under which a doctor was con-
victed Of manSlaughter in inlicting a
fatal wound upon the head Of babe in
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A Kentucky Journalist--JOhn D.
Woods, OF Glasgow.

Prom the DanVlIIu NuNEI'
Uniting tho mellow, proiundity Of a
scholastic pippin with Che aeuteness OF a
whole paper Of cambria needles and
mourning pins, and the puhgency Of a
mustard plaster with the pAthos Of a
whippoorwill and the poetic tingle Of a
hoarhound candy.kiSs motto, his Grafton
viii be- worth wheelbarroW trip to the
bluegrass elysium to hear.
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TRANSPORTATION.
DA1TMoRE&oMo RAILROAD CO.

Mo-. and run daily; No. . daily 0xeVpt Mon
day; Nos md q daily except Sunday No. IS
stops at all stations between Wheeling and Grafton;
So, stops at al stations between Wheeling and
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TNtsu. 'nsa' ~.
IS Half BbhlA. Large No, MackerOl. '
100 do IArgO No. 2 MAckcrOl.
200 do Fat No. 5 MackertI and large.
10 Barrels Labrador Herring.
= 20 Halls Labrador Herring.
100 do Lake Herring.
50 do WhitcdAh. H..... 4,
10 Boxes Georges Goldfish.
30 Boxes Bonelco CodhSh.
Nos and 3 Mackerel In Kits.
In store and for sale 10y by NJ. REILLY.
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rOEFlCERS.

J. N. VANCE, President. elss A..
MICHAEL REILLY, Vice Prsst. +,
T. P., PHILLIPS, Secretary.
!. H.'WILLIAMS, Asst. Sec'y&Tr.
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SUNDRIES.
= Syrup, Cheese, We Jdcn-warc,. BToOms, SOAPS,
Candles, Crackers, Essence Coteo, Indigo, Matches
Snuff sodN, GrocerS Drugs, and such other article
a arc usually found In hrst-clas house.
mro N. REILLY.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
TIE COUNTRY.
Sundry Items from SpringSale.
SPRISGDALE, March -, 1875

CftlNGDALk, MdrCn ID, 1910.
EDITOR TINES: In and around this
town are settled a number OF the earlier
pioneers of Kansas-men who set up their
Lares and Penates among the Indians and
butfaloes long before the State was organ
lied who have endured all the privations
and passed through all the vicissitudes Of
frontier life, fighting the gaunt-wolf famine
one year, border rufiians the next, ard
guerriilas the next; and have lived 10 see
prosperity established within the borders OF
what was considered. when they ventured
across the Missouri, barren waste.
This part Of the county is well watered,
quite heavily timbercd. and contains an
abundance of white Limestone Many OF
the farms are fenced with .ell-built stone
walls. The country is well adapted To both
grain and stock raising, affordIng superior
facilities for that best Of all resourses-a
mixed husbandry.
In the mercantile business here are
Messrs. Reynolds d Son and C. c. kesinger,
both firms carving well-selected stocks and
selling at Leavenworth prices. The MEM
bers of several oranges in the vicinity con-
template opening cooperative store at
this point, but as yet nothing definite has
been done.
Spring appears to have opened in earnest,
and is pushing old winter into the back
ground with a reckless disregard of Prof.
1ice's and Old Pro Is regulations. Already
one can almost detect the first faint fra
GRANGE OF violets, the grass is peeping out
in sheltered spots, many Of the harder
trees and shrubs are leaving, and l shall
close this brief letter and follow the ex-
ample. TRYx.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
NEHVOU, DEBI lITY.

A depressed. irritable STATE ofmind;
. weak. nervo s, exn .usted ieeiing
10 eoergy or an nation confu >. d
head, ~esk memory of g witl debit
itadng, l f.volu.ta y dischar es. The
consequence Of excuses, mental overwork or
irdiscretions. This NERVOUS DEBI Is.
TY finds sovere'ga ,ure in Il u .PH-
kEY's OMEOPAThI0 sPEOItll
No: 20. 1t tones up the system. arrests dis
charges, disPels the mental gloom and des-
pondency, and rejuvenates the entire system
1t is perfectly harmless and always efficient
Price, s., for a package of five boxes aud
large 81 vial Of powder, which is important
in old, serious cases, or 81 per single box
Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address Humphreys Spe-
cifc Homeopathic Medicine Co, 562 Broad
way, n. Y, Theo. ESersdorff, Agent, Leav-
enworth, Kansas. april i-eod&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
The Eenld.

Doctor Crook and Mr.. Green, of the
Herald, returned yesterday from a trip to
Winchester, where they have been for the
purpose of establishing . new Democratic
organ. Mr.. Green is man who has shown
himself TO be honorable in his dealings
We did not learn whether the Doctor in
tends TO star, the Herald again next week
or not. At any rate this is the Doctors week
off Democratic papers in Leavenworth
have n hard road to travel, but the Doctor
seems TO hold out remarkably we'll One
thing is sure, he is Democrat all the
time there is M positive proof OF his SELL
ing his paper to the support of Republican
Candidates for a stipulated sum OF money.
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Low Prices ~

There is nothing that possesses greater
charm than light exPenses-every mer-
chant who sells his goods at so low a figure
as TO please The multitude will be- patroniz
ed by them. Some people prefer cheap
goods, though they may be very inferior
But when We get rick and require medicine
TO cure us, Is 1t not remarkable as well as
trne, that We will only Use the most reliable
medicines, prepared by the most skillIul
chemist perfectly regardless Of expense?
This is the secret of the great popularity
of DR.. Tutl's Msdicines. lie wa- for many
years teacher in one of the best medical
colleges in the Uniied States and has
been engaged in the practice of medi-
cine for thirty years. Thus guaranteeing
that his medicines are prepared upon strict
ly scientific principles. TUFTS Pills have
been in Use for twenty years and have be-
come a household word in nearly every
country on the globe. d&w
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
Hear Losing His Life.

Aman falls in well on his way to the
Black Hills. In drawing bucket Of wa.
ter, loses his balance and falls TO the bot.
tom. When rescued, he asked, "Why
don! you have pump in your we'll? You
can get them as cheap as well-buckets al
Bowen's, No. 22l Delaware street. He
keeps pumps of all kinds, gas pipe and fix
lures, lead pipe, brass work, bath tubs,
wash basins, steam and water gauges, rub
Der hose, and lightning rods, which he
sells at over so per cent. cheaper than ever
was sold for in this market before. All
kinds OF repairing done on short notice.
WM. Bowen, Prop, JAS. FoLLY, Agt.
Plumbers steam and gas filters, 22l.
Delaware street LeavenwoTth Kansas.
marl2dSt-w2t.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
The Only Way to Conquer Dyspe psia.

It perfectly preposterous to introduce pepsin and
other artificial solvents into the stomach in the ex-
pectaton that they will assist digestion BY acting
on the food itself. They VII not. Nor is it posi-
BILE thus to overcome dyspepsia. The ony way TO
conquer that dsor er and preveat the numerous dis
eases and disabilities which il assuredy provokes
is to renew the activity Of gastric action by Strength
ening the stomach Hos,etter's Stomach Bitters
eraiicates the most inveterate forms of indiges.on
by restoring vitality 20 the aIimeutary or,an. and
those which are tributary to taem. The liver. the
bowels. the kidneys and the nerves. n less than
the stomach, experience the invisorative eject, OF
that standard tonic. which possesses alternative
properties that greatly enhance its beneficial inau-
soee, lad g.ve a PermAnence to its effects which
thsy vUQN nst otherwise possss.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
4 FAaE YOUR oUE!
Is he b Remedy for Eard TImes-Eott-
ing Vent red, Nothing Gaine6-0aly One

Is ;hs b Remedy for Eard Times-Nott-
ing veatrred, Nothing Gained-oaly One
: Week Ao.s-E4ve YCO Chance
But few more days remains 10 the date
fixed by Tie Kansas land and Immigration
Association for their grand distribution
Every preparation is being mace, and the
aUse viii socn arrive when We will know
who sre the favored ones Of that fckle
jade, the goddess Of fortune. The origin
ators OF this scheme have published to the
world what they propose TO DO, in such
plain language, that he who runs may
read. The management has met with
great success, and there will be anxious
ones waiting for the result Of this grand
distribution in every Siate of the Union
The bri.efits 10 The State canno; be esti-
mated in dolIars and cents, that have and
will accrue through the medium Of this
Association by their judicious system Of
advertising their own business, as we'll as
the advantages offered by the State for i'm
migration.
There is a great deal Of prejudice among
some classes vi the community against an
enterprise Of this kind, or Of any scheme of
chance; but when we take a survey of life,
and the many so-called legitimate avenues
OF mOney-ma aking, We must confess that the
world is great loltery-a game of chance
OF the most gigantic proportions. The
merchant in all his varied transactions
takes many chances the banker and the |
broker take their chances, and as often |
lore as win; the specuiator plays a contin- |
N lraF. nj oh l..
Of the soil has chances, only about equal. |
The fishers Of the briny deep, the gold |
hunters, the pioneers Of California, or the |
piucky pro=pector to the Black Hills, take
not only the chances OF drawing blanks, |
out they take the chances OF life ITSELF and |
well do we know, that many. and many
lie has been sacrificed upon the chances OF /
a fortune. 1t has always been 20, and as
long as the world stands and the water
runs to the sea, so long will the human race
take all these Chances Tor III acquirment Of
wealth and fortune. Most men think TO be
Wealthy is TO be happy-but this is a de-
usIon, an "lgnIus iatuus." Wealth il the ;
means, when used for that purpose, which
makes men happy. 1t is the Use. not the
possession, Of money that constitutes the
happiness Of the wealthy man. The OPP
'ortunitIes or chances offered BY this As
ociation TO secure a home and indepen-
ience are unparalleled. And rememb bering
hat 'Foriure hates tardy wooer," let us
wall ourselves Of this present opportunity.
We are informed that orders for shares will
'e received up to nine p. m, Monday, Mch.,
9Th Should all be taken before 7, ceipt of
he order, the money will he returned. Adj
res John NJ. Price, General anager
Atchison, Kansas. Read their advertise
lent in another column.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
Our Daily Food,

Adulteration prevails most extensively
where it could and should be di-pensed
with, and where it is most oppressive and
difficulty of its victims to endure, that is,
in our daily food. Food is q must imPor-
tan, necessary, and it should be wholesome
and nutritious, as nature formed it, without
any detrimental additions. If all articles
that are used in our daily food re as pure
and heallhful as DR.. P,ice's Cna Baking
Po. der and his True Fiavoring Extracts
We should escape many Of ihe ills Of lie.
The manufactures of these preparations be-
lieve in giving the public reliable articles.
eod6H
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
Tne American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
from dyspepsia as the Americans-and al
though years OF experience in medicines
have failed to accomplish certain and
sure remedy until GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
was introduced for this disease and its eff
fects; vet so well has this remedy succeeded
in every caseto effect a cure, that there is
not druggist in the United States but rec
ommends the AUGUST FLOWER in all cases
of dyspepsia and liver complaint, costive-
meas, sour stomach, sick headache, and all
arrangements of the stomach and liver. Go
to r. Parham's and get sample bottle for
10 cents and try il. Two doses wall relieve
any case. Regular size IS cents.
aug2f-5SdtSw
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23

NyorIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all the cred
~ itor. of, 4 Ssars, Of Lsaveavorth City,
Kansss that viii, on ThursdAs, the 6th day o
Aprii, s7S Q. my ofhcs. No. sl5 DeIsvare street,
in the C.ty o. Lezvenvortb, and County Of iesv'
an so tn nd Of ansa-, prs eeec, publicly,
sdiu.t . d allow demands sg tinst the estate and
ecu assigned 70 NE, BY sad J. T. SCAN, for ihs
GkOKGE 8. WOODWARD,
AsagDee o1 J. T. SEARS.
Iavenverth, Xanaas, DscsAbsr Ord, 1875,
dec3-Ai-v3mo
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
uosr vonseaFuL CURATIVE AGENT.

THE application Of electricity IS curative
agent has received the careful attention
of our rn at learned Professors, and The aues-
ton OF It's best form of application has oesn
.etaled by ne discovery Of rsohs electro
Volt4ic Chain Belts, which give conunuous
toninR up the nervous centres, eQualizing me
circulation and reinyigosating the entire sys-
tsm Commentator from those wearing II,
nent pbysi ians, make il one OF tn e great dis
coveries o. modern science as remedll
aysnt for nervou3 and chronic diseases The
once Of the Psoli Belt Company Is at II Union
.auzre Nv York.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-23
COMMISSION
D. e. ANTHONY,
Lsayenworth, Kansas.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.


AN1HoSY isl ont top-Salina Herald
THET grows day-Topeka Commonwealth
of the fight victorous-Eureka
THE TINES the best of the MissppEuresa Herald
leading Republican Kansas-7opesa
leading paper Kansas-Osuego Kan Independent
Kansas-OaAe Conder
leading Republican the
Republican
We Anthon pluck tenac and independence
is sunchly Republican Republican
Anthony against Emp
pluck energy-Aahison
heartily Spirit.
SrHosT enemies coward strike his backs
congratulate
The LEvEswOHTH TINES grows better steadily and
s5 nHE E TINES the leading journal of k'"''H' '
enpsing capable newpaper
paper lo)
clearing newspaper County
metropolis
We bid TINES God speed and brilliant
THE TIMES the
Anthony opportunity god-Vay
newspaper t-PatSg
daily
Coz nos vndca TIMES absorbed
COL achieved triumph,
The TINES only having telegraph franchise
THE TIMES the daily Associated
of the C0nna,-iaL-S. Joe Herald
West-Wston Mo- Commercial
@ Gsn R y s @ papers The TIMES no" the leading
upon Sate-1rkdnas City TrdceLer
better than ever-Laygne Journal
Leavenwoth, boast of-i6itne Chronicle
leading political
morning in Leavenworth.-Orndha Bee.
n T 1sT hsn 1 Con- Sn R1k 'i p p or give better satisfaction
Anin cy n s I2s " " s' up every newspaper
lshed on the Missouri river-Councl Bluffs NonpcraL
journalism
and bright Its articles imely-Parsons
the
advantage o himself and the pubic.-Emporia Neus.
THE TIMES the only morning published in Leenwo and
din
newspaper in LeavenwOrh-AOrris County Republican.
than he up-ibLene Chronicle
standard of jounasm-W Mo) Commercial
crdib
influence throughout sateSt Dptd
will be wesHohon
combination such but few oasanton
WE Republicans
Col AnthonyKansas
independent live has political influence
Telegraph
hd greatly improved since the consolidation absorpon
)shIoosa Independent.
aboishes ud and
publican of Leavenworth county-Lovs Journal