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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

L. Il. Wilson, of Nebraska, son of Jno.
c. Wilson, of our city, is spending a few
days at his old home. We are glad to
know he is doing well, for he richly
deserves it.
Where do you think the sympathies of
men are, who wear butternut, that detest-
ed color, as a uniform? Why with the men
who wore that color as a uniform in 1861
TO 1865, of course.
NOVEL WAY OF OBTAINING RINGS
Tuesday last, James Clyde's clerks found
two gold finger-rings in glove that had
been tried on by some one, and the rings
slipped off. They can be had by proving
property.
The OskalooSa HERALD is running as
daily until after election. And under the
energetic direction of the earnest and
eloquent young Chairman of the Republi-
can State Committee ii is a powerful bat
terry of good.-Registsr.
Miss Helen Potter will appear in City
Hall, Saturday, Dec. 16, in her unique
presentations OF Cough, Anna Dickinson,
Give Logan, Mrs. Siddons and well known
characters. A rare treat for all who hear
her.
Elsewhere will ne found the advertise
ment of X. Dumont & Co., Rea. state
Agents and examiners of titles. Mr.. Du-
mont has Il thorough knowledge of
preparing abstracts, and will deal we'll
with you.
We understand the Butternut guards do
not hold very complimentary opinions Of
this office, on account of our remarks
about their old butternut uniforms Can't
help your opinions, boys, we stuck close
TO the truth, and if in telling the truth we
shamed the devil, we are not to blame.
Capt. w. V. Lucas has purchased the
Cerro Gordo Republican office, and he has
taken charge thereof. The people of Ma
son City and Cerro Gordo county are to
be congratulated, for they have secured
good citizen and one of the finest and best
editorial talents in northern Iowa.
DAILY OsKALoosA IIEnALD.-The en-
terprising proprietors of the Oskaloosa
HERALD have been publishing a daily edi-
ton of their excellent paper for a week |
past, and will keep it up until they get the |
result of the election. 1t is very hand |
some sheet of six columns to the page. and |
is brim full of the very best and freshest |
reading matter. We expect to see the |
DAILY HERALD "a permanent thing at nc
distant day, and Leighton & Needham are |
the boys to make it lively.-Petla Blade.
REVIVAL MEETINGs-The meetings at |
Simpson NJ. T. Church continue with in |
creasing interest Many have entered |
with higher experiences many have been |
reclaimed, and many have been converted |
with the church. Rev. L. B. Kent, Presi- |
dent of the Western Holiness Associa-
ton and now in the regular evangelical |
work, will assist the pastor for the next |
two weeks. Let this effort receive SYM
pathetic cooperation from all GODS peo-
pie. Many ministers from surrounding
NJ E. churches are expected to be in at
tendance. All are invited.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

500 pairs Syronack Buck Gloves, the
working mans glove at only 1.50a pair at
Mnpprc T.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons, for sale
cheap and every Instrument warranted.
TERMS VERY EASY,
on lease or notes. County orders bought.
Remington office. w. TENANT.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Where do you think the sympathies of
men are, who wear butternut, that detest-
ed color, as uniform? Why with the men
who wore that color as uniform in 1861
To 1863. of course
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

We understand the Butternut guards do
not hold very complimentary opinions of
this office, on account of our remarks
about their old butternut uniforms. Can't
help your opinions, boys, we stuck close
to the truth, and if in telling the truth we
shamed the devil, we are not to blame.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

FOR SALE
a good new house and lot within two and
ahalf blocks of the square. Enquire at
Warrington & Cummins' Photograph gal
lery d0tf
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Any one wishing nice coat and vest OF
fine pair of pants should remember
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

The nobbiest Hats and Caps in the city
at MORRIS 7, TEvI,s
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

T. 3. Wilson, of Nebraska, son of Jno.
c. Wilson, of our city, is spending few
days at his old home. We are glad to
know he is doing well, for he richly
deserves IT.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

The best silk Hat in the city for only
o.oo al Morris L. Lewis. 7-w1
The best line of gloves in the city at
MnppIc r. Tnyy,o
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

RAILROAD
mems boots a specially at
PHELPS s. GOULD'S
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

CALENDER CLOCKS SO low you
cannot afford to do without one. Come
and get it. doors East P. o.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Sums of money for $1,000 or over to loan
on city security, for 5 years at straight 10
per cent. interest. KENDIG 81 HALL. Al If
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Elsewhere will ne found the advertise
ment of K. Dumont & Co., Rea! state
Agents and examiners of titles. Mr.. Du-
mont has thorough knowledge of
preparing abstracts, and will deal well
with you.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

NOVEL WAY OF OBTAINING RINGS
Tuesday last, James Clyde's clerks found
two gold finger-rings in a glove that had
been tried on by some one, and the rings
slipped off. They can be had by proving
property.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09
MONEY TOIOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
Applications received for loans of $1,000
and upward for to 8 years on city and
farm 2alty. ELISHA Cook.
The Oskaloosa Coal Company are de-
livering coal on short notice to any part of
the city Leave orders with Henry L.
Briggs at Mays & Briggs drug store
140 ACRES
in Pleasant Grove Tp., to trade for town
property. Call on A. A. KENDIG,
Co. Treasurer's office.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Good Farm of 100 acres 1t mile south
west of Oskaloosa for sale on easy terms.
apply to, or address w. H. GREEN,
S-w4 Beacon, Iowa.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

FOR SALE, LOST, WANTED, &c
Advertisements under this head at cents per
line. No insertion or less than 25 cents.
FOR SALE.
ENOR SALE..A desirable house and lot very
II cheap. Enquire of w. p. HellingS at
Mayors Office, or o. C. G. Phillips.
NOR SALE.-40 acres of choice timder land
II about IA miles north of the Poltrey
Loughridge farm. The j. A. Walker land will
be sold cheap and on good terms. Apply To g.
IL. Baugh. n7w6 pd
NOR SALE.-Two good Mares one peddlng
II wagon and one set double hairless. Call
at Henry Myers 4 Cos Stove and Tinware store.
E'ARM FOR sALE.,I will sell my farm, of
l. I20 acres, two miles north west of Oska-
lOoSa. Good frame house, 2iX2f, story and a
half. good stable good water, young orchard in
50 WM. KEMPER.
NOR SALE.-IIouse and 2 acres of the best
pear, plum, raspberry, strawberry, cur
rant grape &C. ierns easy .. p ppe sEARLE city.
ENARM FOR EXCHANGE OR sALE.-A good
II dwelling house with rooms, cellar, well
yareiy of osher oas
new sidewalk, picket fence, large maple shade
trees in front of house, good barn, and other
cut houses. HOUSE Dulit TOUR years. w Ill sell
on good terms, or exchange for good farm in
Mahaska county, or for or 10 acres near Oska-
loosa. Apply to E. I. GADD, Oskaloosa.
WANTED.
WTANTED.-To exchange a bran new sew
w ing machine for wood, at HERALD OF
FICE.
WANTED buy ten shares of Building s.
w Loan Association. L. ID. LINDLY.
NOR RENT.-One large front office in brick
II block ON south side of square. ENQUIRE of
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

The OskalooSa HERALD is running as a
daily until after election. And under the
energetic direction of the earnest and
eloquent young Chairman of the Republic
can State Committee it is powerful bat
terry of granddaughter.
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Remington office. w. TENANT.
Don't fail to call at Proudtit & Cos
wooden mill or Boyer g. Barnes store, on
the west side before you dispose of your
wool. They pay the highest price. Are
now making specially of all kinds Of
custom work Manufacturing by the
yard or on shares, any way to suit custo-
mers
Money to loan at 8 per cent. interest, 5
years time, secured on first class farm
security. Money can be had the day of
application if title of land is found good.
KENDIG & HALL. 41-tf
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

Miss Helen Potter will appear in City
Hall, Saturday, Dec. 16, in her unique
presentations OF Cough, Anna Dickinson,
Give Logan, Mrs. Siddons and we'll known
characters. A rare treat for all who hear
her
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

FOR SALE, LOST, WANTED, &c
Advertisements under this head at 3 cents per
line No insertion or less than 25 cents
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-11-09

JEWELRY, at prices to suit the times
A doors East of p. O.
wv M WEIIS
, 1876-12-01

Ibis Icaend represented, The sl,ip, tlic crew, OF
even te muster uf tlu tthp With blnui-rcil
sails anil hlak masts," M other than pllnntonis.
There WIS nutItnG tangible or real about them.
They wcrc Possessed nf q charmed existence.
They apncayeL tn mortal cvrt, null disappeared
IN strange, unearthtt ,ilnit,,er. .S~uia then
lnrel no bring Of .sesh nnd lIasx1. llcs lover
was as statlawr and unreal aB her dreams. Hers
wss nut foyc,-it was purely n self
sMrfAcc: Us mi1ct, Ft, ts TINT uf
tho Christian martyra WIN died At the stakc.
IN fact, In acr erbtattc condition, Stnfa would
have lnrnci slowly nt the stake without .ftt'sg
iHF moment a rang nf pain. Her niytich'
aystcE va. 40 separated from tho Mentnl by her
p""cul'a! Inorfit! condition That all conscious
tliytiral scntatinns wcre abolished. AZ no time
diI tho mortal, woHnnly attributes sl,nw Them
selves, uxcept nne fraction Of tbon!ent-wen
Eric was singing
W!lt thou 10 longer thar fair day rcmemhcs
When tn thy tflo then cail'rt mt In the valet
but The glenn nf sanity disappeared rs Quickly
as 1t cas,-lnstrile'1, doubtless, by the a,,,ldci,
appearance. Of the phantom being which pos
sGss,sl h.r brain.
Mmlern psychologists would ctnss this species
NJ insanity as n "mui,UnanA" complicated
with rurc form Of ttvtterla atnt cc.tasv-Ilut
rare ronbfnatfun In women isolated ~ ,se.fn
"u*, ami placc under n nixcI superstition.
onl religious Influence:
IT. rlOsfn!. this Imperfect (accailte tt>o hrtcf1
analysis nj the mental state 0f'the tcs,tr nf
this nrera, cannUt rrfraln from cxl.yessj,. tile
Onfnton that Miss ktllngg's characterization IT
'ftfH vii! tnnfcr np0n ller tntrc Iastin1 pot,l,.
larfty, especially among students Of psychology,
than any other she has undertaken. L. ". II.
, 1876-12-01
CANADIAN NEWS,

Eptcidt Dftpulch 10 Tie Tribune.
MONTREAL, Nov. W.-To-tlay. being St. All
drcw's Day, the usual procrss!on did not take
place, but tlt: bali tonight was very grand nt-
fair.
Foot-rassenxcrs cross on the irc from the
main lan'l to Bout dc Lislc, At. islanu In the
Rivcr ST. Lawrence.
Tie scyerctt frost of the season occurred To-
day.
Special Dispatch to 7ne Tribune.
OrTAwAt Suv. ;D-Thr Gran1 Ludgc Of Good
Tcsni'lars met aEafn this morning. The Rev. j.
". Manning, one Of tlcputatfon from the
Grand Division Of the SOU. OF Temperance, nd
dressed the totlge. liz nlludcd III the inorc
respectful attention now palA TO the sub
icct Of temperance by tre 1,rcas
anil Church. Tllc Courts were almost
unanimous IN the common rausc, Tilt WORKING
men OF England wcre willing tn abandon party
anticipated time wlssu there would be perfect
harmony n',lt'ngft I'LL fnr the nttasMtnent vi the
utmost desires Of fGmpcrauce nsru. \ report
was read from the Rev. M Phillips, National
sosiatIost, ADVOCATING uuton ut tic Two bodies.
The report oi the Co'nuiitcc on tho Dominion
ALLIANCE wa* received 1t recommended the
Gohd IeHlplars t" ct-npcratr with the Alliance
N tsessnE the citire suppression Of ths ll1uor
traffic. Thu report was nAOntcd. sir. Real, III
it'hiun. Ontario, was elected X. II. Gta1d
Trlnpar nf the Graud I.olge ot TcMplars. TIlc
l.ol.c illurts ut l.ondun next year.
I'll. SutcI'nacn o' OTTAWA eclehrntrt St. An
.lrcw's Day With PROCESSION. Premier Mar
ktnzle delivered asl appropriate epecch at thGir
tpill Grt ttnF:l,.
Special nsDd!ch 10 Tie Tribune.
TOHnS1u, Stx. H'.---crycr.li Canadian gentle
men haze IN ru,!t enlntion the purchase uf lllr
yacht Countess of Dnt1crfn, and intcnl over-
hauliEg her ior nnuthcr trial next ycar for tie
Quccn's cup. 81. stiit ir4 IT New furk.
Spectd1 nspafch to The Tribune. :
tlrEnEe. .suF. Ju.---r urtln the Liberal canttt
,lntt, WIS tirctci t,suay to the Legislature III
the Montgomery District over BraUUicn, Minis
tcrlallst.
Special Dispatch 10 The tribune.
HAMILTON, Tint, Sov W.-~M.lcRac, tsc
wealthy merchant who l,as been Utlcr arrest for
sul1,c time Ut, charge of numbering lis wife,
w.ls SIT Il. liberty To-day. The principal Wit
ness, lis awu daughter, was sent to England
alter the Coroncr's inquest, and her dcp9s,tlou
ordered tllr prisoners discharge.
, 1876-12-01
HIS OWN ENEMY.

a,re.,tn u, Nov. S0.-TLe polite last night
.ud l,s;,,s ah giving Ills nainu as TAylur Cook,
W. in,m..s 1f"ll Culpepper. Court-llouse, who
eue vn. .'s aatser tho haiiuciuatioa that sane
ivuui 5r,{ ~ T. XIII A!!u. TIL. evening hu WIS
uullnp IL" ~ y, us eel, laytu. hanged himself
'Na RI =. 3'''"oo'l, has1's lwa liaudkosclliefs
, 1876-12-01

L'uR kAtE = TWn.sTnish AM, BASEMENT
n5iss avsy .;a:si. ail mnlsrn irr'Xs,arnb: lot.
oit VI ttt tnrst Eurncrs an MtGHna :. lot rhn 1M
ii, arI: bottom pFlces atiI tGrIln easy. lnquFt VI
premises.
1,oH sALE-tT BOTTOM Tf:iCEs-:M LOTS NN
I .IaEile nIa iieldr1l.utn. With s!lrwalkt, !ar.:e
SHAFT trtrs ga,uI drainage. ut lake wnteF, NJ Fhl tu
aH ras} ler,- u tMtu,eh!. VIII! PR cet
In'cIe.t. ruIce residence lsnHety. +. IEATItEWAf.
, 1876-12-01

The Heroine Of the " Flying Dntchnnn." and
M1s4 KclluEE's rersuulilcntinn OF lIrr.
Treated us Psychological Stuly-JIy =
, 1876-12-01


nr lin 1,utnl,,ru,,u hu,,, ,t,"s .IaH 49,
1roSabiy hayu III, %Stcnc % ivnl Wv ~ tc Tu nn.,.
mani. T,m rrsnIt ~ thta ..an,r 'u ~, ~,
irt Ut soe one was tat @ ths % iIaInes m s,'read s
thronrluut tin rntiSc s,r,,.tnrs +, ss tf". I.
bulf IN j.mr nft"r linz w',n ueat :" .n ''in Its
stnation Wus favorable Fam mr. n.s. .aI nont
nf viw' md ~ ,r,vnt ~, 'n,s 1',1,11s 1i,s
from pntfm. he nue nd ,,t, }nen nv tMu piu s,,;
wus ss1mrate,i fram Il Hi t.S n ,,ni Gr'.wni M @ ',,.i
Tilt o,, III" wI,,t hv .p.;n S". .,iI"y "a''' MI"
iurrs snarl;s wra ~ hnu,, ".es n"r;,.a t,o s,rr.t
agI. d, tIc rsn Of I'm sn.,, .,,air ra s.isf; ~
str,x ~ T. t9'' t H. A. ~ nufa @ Sees}!e4 ~
ORD Ia,cnsl to u tl,erc ' ms ia a.i il , m !. cn u
fur ti,r o sayor,, tIr,,, ,a TX .G H. ~. otS!. .S
rnst sfin ~ N1hr" ,,,,,,,.' ',' ..o n ,. os tIo
ay fiinwc,' IN NJ, r", ~ ~ n' ,Ss psop'
A''' ''''o"'a ~ MI. .'.o W waTe y. ns "e's"oos'
"I1ow al, II It'll. .E TsrihM1S u suid to,rtcr IN r,v
watci,,,an win wa. cntI,,"u ~ t'ax ~ ,r;, uusS
ano9S "Wel" IT. natigr snIi T.. mini min, n j., t
a vu,n an nn'aI , y, ,nstanss Man't ttltre tAs rsf
gnt trr. i ,L ~ I'M ,a m nll,' a, ,v w., "e tni,t
tamra', hsa 'i "sfr w,'sse tio eft'an res
fsa .h,t III t,t - ~ voSag ~ Isc' anu suppose
wv W, .,at t,'I1 !. 9..,. Nv hlS sta'Iett sacto'
I'M hare Jn y ''"'e s'as1ea 'Foa tie ilrcs unucF
, 1876-12-01

l,oE SA1.E-nY i; Y: KEEtEI:, !.sl ELAitN:sr;5
aen! lnts. III lflrs heis, fence. turs no wn.ir
lnl. :t! hack EG,. ~ as tuhaty. III. j E'Na plrcu
.tuHercs hnr iarH nsaE Ct CIarirs. ILL., sUud I'M
rrurrfslentB; ~ acres tfIn4.r,
I.i.ti urrt. uar Cltnua. H.: Wilt dtyIdr susa ~
wa,.tei; ri! cultivated; terInh easy.
1,1! EAIt-tlN EyCi StiE-:tN ACi:Ee Fi.bl:ltlA
aH T. n1IIeE !tusn 9ac kxonyltle .1n.Irs frI, rail-
ra1; Ant!. saady i,aH; ttn,brr. ynl, al a.l. tat
hNyG yAu I 70 uer! At!4rE.s 4 s.. Lxsl,nr Nt1lrL.
, 1876-12-01
For Helping to Avert Another
conf|agration.
Tho Blaze Wns Nnl Enough Even
Within Narrow Limits.
Goods and Buildings Worth R128, 900
Swept Out Of Existence.
Thc Catalognc of Losscs.. .ConJcctures ns
to tho Cause...Tlat Eleyator.
Tho Firemen Do Their Work Nobly---
CONSERVATION on the North Side.


Thanksgiving Day, after lying cold and a1iet
under tie s,,nw. min H. hn,1 almost crnircl hy
lIm,to,,ou. o,xnko fr,,,, II. icthorcy a,,w,t =
aN"t ''.N. u"one it'"' ~ i.,"a'ey npous
quarter u y Ill tho cvc,'ing, and went into Ms
LOFTY III blaze III glory and wreath Of SMOKE
der III Charley Why,nnd-n bomic,dc thnt lad
s,,,,.,, ".ss,,,... ,,'.".,. w., ~ ' ,"... .
so" " A""9 .''ell", INV ~ e,e. IVY"
t't'ea h'slao ouf. 1esscraay was not To- nc ott'
do'ie ny Il predecessor, especially predecessor
TINT eutld present ITO solid Centennial rlattnt
and. after wntt,nr D,tirnttv ,,car,v twcnty.twn
,,o,,ra far s,,,,o o,vont"r,s rn',,, ~, G5o H.,
nlsol md % crimson #, .,,ov T. . io". n" r"ins ~
It's OWL liAi!tts nt,tl Tired block ot buildings.
keen wind blowing from t,c uor,h mi vast,
Under the 'noon there were ragged yats.es Of
good night for fire, cno,,gh wind 10 drive tic
blaze, a,ra light ruuugh to SEQ to Get around
eIs,'s mM' p"I H. o1.. " nanes oroNc o"s IN
:. ptes s.'oon ~; e"e'les ot Miea'san aVcnue anu
south water street, and before tho second md
thrl alarms, which camo together, were sent,
the ffrc }u,t ,of,Ietl t,and 1,ent1vov anil uno rnt
tr +, /, h.s, ,l,a 49, e,,a.,a. ". ..ss "' n"
ss - i"e l",4'e' ""e soou
osc' a"'s"'5 Dull ap' "na ~ ll'c same tlc "e''
supplied With water, anu at Vle time there were
not less tllan eighteen steamers playing upon
the buildings. Tho f1rt rrtrnilci frrm Sfirl,;,
49,, ..'.,.,''.. ~. ~ 'o.'' ".". =.
it" s;t" ".nas @ "ess w 1oula Ma'ct sltcSt TO us
nliey, AMI south Oh the avenue about sixty feet.
100000, and pcoptc owning In thc vicinity might
cx,a,u1 t,n;r ,,,,,,,,,,r tin, II .sa st S..
"'SA '''e'' '"a' ~ Wills Aos my
more
The first alarm, WIS turned in at Il quarter to
0. aul thu secnu,l nt IN MINUTES tn9 All thp
s',,.,..,s - .us-' ......',r.. ~ ~ -, '" ' w.
c.E.us Iia',,.s ~ "ers p'oa,l5 "m !ne EFoaaa anu
, 1876-12-01

i
1\7ASTEp-kEyE!.A1. SMALL FAl:Ms WITHIN
FIR cchr riy rtper. j, II, kEEl.i:F:, III, Catk..,.
N.ASTEn-A MEstnl:SsE, on EN!MiIinXFll
h.ts. c.s Of Wvli.'.t, ams toatl u i.ncon rask
shs f"r which ~ esr, y hn.y =: sllyss ann;u1a; %
i.lul.rs vault bu Eyet GEO. II. Eo1Er. lu! Waall.
tNEtuI.St.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-15

DARTIEs WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto. should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
eg Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same. are also notified to attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trc-els.
IslE Il. n. NAaxnL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-15
DAILY SILVER STATE.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

Ono cory. one year. by mail -.Sl0 ~
one eDi,v. three months, by mail........ 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25
Crooked Whisky-IIow IL was
Done.

CHICAGO, March 24.-ln the case OF
Pohlman, Rush & Co., this morning,
Herman Blicker, the former store. keeper
for the firm, who returned from Canada
recently, testified that he had been cog
infant OF the frauds committed by them
and that he had allowed such frauds.
The usual method pursued was TO use the
stamp second time. The distillery was
sometimes run beyond its taxed capacity,
and the surplus was put on the market
without tax. He produced note OF
seventeen hundred dollars which he tes-
titled was given him in return for allow
ing these frauds.
Ernest Mattem testified that while
store.kceper for POhlman. Rush & Co,
he had winked ut the frauds, and during
less than year had received twenty-five
hundred dollars from the firm as COM
pensation therefore. The frauds COM
mitted were in running the distil!cry be-
yond the United States taxed capacity,
and in using stamps second time, the
proprietors nndcrstood this and made
the bargain with him.
z Several other witnesses were called,
but their testimony was not essentially y
different from those above named. The
witnesses are for the most part indicted
CANCERS, storekeepers and distillers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-25
OUR KEvsER CITY LETTER

KEYsER CRY, W. Va, March %.
Editors IntellISencer;
We have noticed in the columns OF
your valuable paper a discussion Of the
question Of our officers and Representa-
tives, State and Congressional, and the
suggestion OF various names for conSld-
Grafton.
We doubt not that all who have been
named are men OF ability and worth, but
in making their selections the Republican
party must not depend upon local repu.
tation alone, il they hope for sue.
cess. This can only be achieved
BY putting forward men OF we'll
known iaithfulness and integrity ard
such as will command the strength
and support Of the party. Among the
iFicers named we have noticed W. H. II,
Flick for Attorney General, and George
W. Brown for Congress. In our opinion
no filter selection for these positions
could have been made. Mr.. Flick is a
gentleman OF upright character and wide
legal knowledge, and Is well and favor.
ably known in many Of the counties east
Of the mountains as well as in many
other portions OF the State, and in the
event Of his election would reflect honor
and credit upon his constituency. As
to General Brown his record is un'
questionable. He has proven true
in every position Of trust, and no
voter could feel his confidence misplaced
in giving him his support. We believe
him to be the man to break the sway Of
Democracy in our district, and so per-
petuate those principles dear to every
true American.
With these men and others Of like
character with which to go before the
people success is we'll nigh assured, and
we OF this portion Of the State and dis
trict may be expected TO come pgrandly
to the work il our wishes are considered.
MANY SECOND DISTRICT REPUBLICANS.