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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
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TRtrSTEE'S SAfI,

WHEliEt>. William : ka-rr. !s III r-rItsu
w deed uiiiusi. dated tile 1isu ,i41 ui Nu-u~f.
le1i, and recorded IN ihu r"cnr,i,r'~ uIhcr in,
Lafayette county, ana state OF Mi~-uIG! TIA
decd book y" %, IN rag" 81, CuI.N"1 ri to tins
undrreIgned, trustee. the rii.NIhg ,I"-rIihtl
real estate situated la tn. cVUGtIV OF l.Hitrrlt,
and state ut GIss,.Ir!. tu-wIt. IHr ~nuIa-Eaii
Of ting northeast quarter Of section tu!fN-0nr
C,i) the northeast quarter OF tEr >uuthct-I qi4r.
ter of section thirly-uur GU: he northwest
quarter oil the southeast Vuar vT0i -rrtiu. Thirty
one 81, saving and ,Nrrliir. fifteen AMI live
one-hunir,l ihs Q5 o. leo. .Icic~. Sold to
Edwin Bedford. OF the last mentioned tract bv
Mary \. Ewing, formerly Mary y karaualiGH.
al9o lite"n and iift",u-eiNtecUih- ~ i1-lGl
the northwest quvrtrr of .c;:"n thiri'-nur GU,
being Il tract conveyed NN Edwin Bedford To
Mary 4. Ewing, by deed lated \oN'mier lth.
ISJ9, all al said lands being IN I ~ u-li.p forty
nine tiaI. Of rang" twenty -'ry'U. N!~n the
northucst quarter Oi thu ~u"rlhHc-i GIrI|rI ii
section i've %. oi Inwn-llr trriv-ciEht ,i>f. al
range tw"niy-scyrn, containing "a lfI TWO u,iu-
vcy:incc was nrti, III trust t., -r,Is,- tn 10y
mcnt ui Il certain pronIi--url note therein men
toned and tiesCribud, and Wh"rClr, ~ari note
Is now due and remains urpsHi \'H, thri.-
fore, at the request at legal i,Dl les Hu / Unn,T 81
SAID note, and uu'ivl au'i IN pursuance al -arI
deed OF Ii.rt, |, the urtIrr-lc H"tt iri-t'r. Nil ~
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER >ru. y u, l-I-.
hetWec the hour, 81 nIr' a. '',"k fn the irIr.
noon and Nv, a. rlprk IN thu Ifrr..t,nu 0i ant
day, IN fruut OF the courthouse ,tnur. ~ The rtN
of Lexington, in said county Hui ~ttf". lr',r-,d
to sell said real estate Al public v"ufu. los cash.
Tor the pay ntcnt al stHi iI"aHl--ulr m"'r wi;il
inter, st due thereon. together WIZ Tin costs and
rNUcn-,s al this trust
augi,-;I .IDII< ! = IT II. Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
THE ToMa

picJ-Ir Wsye,lJ, LAFAYETTE county. Mo,
Thursday. august nth, KATE, daughter of Nj.
VIM. i. tairsnr aged nearly 2years
Near this CITY. Thursday, August 18TH, OF
paralysis, MI. JACoH +. >lfDBEl., - years
OF ng".
Mas>illon, o . papers please COPY.
Near Lexington, August 10Th, of consumu-
iiun Of the brain. infant daughter af
Jas. :. and Sallle Kitty, aged I weeks
OBITUARY
No path in life EA.' ever been discovered I'M
strcwn " 9TH care, and pain and trial. No route
has as yet been mtnpei out by that pleasure
seeker man, whore only roses where
storms rise no,-aDd where the bruised spirit
does not sigh Tor rest. ccaseless eternal rest
And vet inrXplicable mysteries that we aTv, we
cling to the unsnisfying thing whiYii We I'LL .fe
ami blindly claspinS our !GHE't oues. would drag
them on TO disappointment and DARKNESS, be-
c iuse we are so sSprcmrlY selfish that we do no,
wish 10 go alone. an blind that We Will not zee
their gam IN our loss.
When the nldlle. agc.i die, they escape iull
half the lulsery that is allotted 10 three score
and ten. But when III the morning OF life, IN
tn scored hush OF its dawn, the great ALI
Father. in the majestic tenderness OF his love,
reaches down ani iiils up dci-n>eless inian's
into the iuii orbrl giorirs of heaven, eNcusIng
her from the bitter ordeal of life. we should
DOW, not in uncomfortable grief, but in subais-
siye lhankluiness, that God in his great com-
| passion vouchsairs TO our beloved a speedy
painless transit to the blIssful realms OF para
disc. oSlEk.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Fine Paintings at Auction.

Having been unable to dispose OF my tine
oil paintings 1T private sale, and a, | cannot
lose any more time | have concluded. Al the
request OF several gentlemen. to >etl them At
auction. neNt.Friday evening, August oath,
Al 80 p m. These paintings, viii h are
my own work. are tnc same collection that
has been on exhibition during the past
week al lIggo:'> old >luTe,ii Main ST., where
they Will remain on view until til sale. Seats
Will be provided for ladies, and in order to
avoid = uselCe, crowd Attending, only those
receiving card of invitation VIII be admit
ted. The sale Will takr place At A Main
street, rIg~ot's old store. The paintings
will be sold entirely without reserve, to the
highest bidder. Gentlemen not receiving
tnvItations. who wish t. attend the sale, can
obtain Il card by applying to Me>,r>. Pc IL
N Co. or to Yours Respectfully,
II. y. 1>AACS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Grange Festival.

A -"rInl feast an exhibition oil lIim and gar
den prntuCt, wifi be given by Washington
grange. al Walnut ROW schUcihouse, -FOUR miles
NORTH oil Mt. HOPE, ~ their u-Nt regular Iu-et-
ing, september -tn, Al 10 o clock, i. III. The
county !eviurcr wIll he present AM! address the
meeting. Members are earnestly requested la
come out promptly and bring their families. aud
let he have i good time. young and old. The
oktrr members viii bring sample Of their harm
productions amt .hrir garden .Iss. such rs corn,
fruits, IUiAiJrs, Onions, etc. lhr ladies Will
bring wrraths amt bouquets, with winch to atom
the room and give it, rustic appearance. Miss.
ami young ladies, try yOitr hands al tpral or
DIn.cntatIou. let every one, young and Old
contribute something. and be sure not TO forge y
wrll-fiilet basket. Memirrs ni other grange,
are cordially invited To attend, and bring any
iuIng tor eNhlhition THAT Won see tit in the clsssc.
ui articles unme,i.
DO not forget the day-thc sec"nd Saturday II
September. Oh ARIES l. EWING, Master.
wv. II. LAY, Secretary.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
The Register.

l'T 4, .i>tcr is all unronsctonable liar, we
know, but when il i, detected in II Migrant
am,t malicious ftIsohnoL. 1t should At least
have TIN lie, sucy not to Il .unt II IN peoples
face As 4 defense OF itself, a. 1t docs III this
weeks ISSUE. II commenced this ""ntr"-
vcrsy, urprnvnhelly. lay ciiarciu. that We
had 'nieu'i-i "c"u-c' on the Ar aN~"cIa-
ton by a~kiu" seventy "f ninety dollars. OF
boIh, tor doing , certain Job at printing.
We explained that those oilers contemplated
that The association was 10 have tn" benefit
Of line advertisements II then stni"'i that
the committee hiti told tt:rm that our Did al
seventy dollars did not |l>" III" Advertising
{" To" association. We proved last week,
over the signatures OF two out at ttiiaC mriIi-
h, + nf thu. committee That tins W vas itl~r and
>iIll iii II PAPER has the impud"uce 10 say
we have charged and proved You guilty
OF one OF The mcanr-I, most cont"mpiIhle
trtu~avtion> any man or set OF rn"n were ever
guilty "t." What transaction. We should
IKE t" know !: Certainty not the seventy
dollar ONE. for We have proven that Won He'd
about that. Mr-sr-. Ru-sell and Longdou
deny what the Register several times SAID
they had stated concerning III" seventy dol
lar bid, aud that paper does not pretend TO
| contrn.Irt Them. Il rnuIly makes "A State
m.nt ,.h,.h :, kunw. ia i. false. and then
L,.it.II a,vu hy .,yiuy. fiuI the above
! I'm IN. last i,,u. nfjhe in,eUipsurer. While
,I,,-. .,utIamap N..sr. Inuo,ion and Ru>-
...i may ,,t h.,. informed us thar the go
hi,r .a-ar,.i the nd,.rtjSiup they will not
! .Lrv ,h,, vou, hit contained tyo propn.i-
,ton. - If ga amt or. of Su,. Hou now
say ar rather m,e. Mr. Ru.srI SAY for son.
tn., th, S-u hid nroyii. Ih,t IN, association
wa.to h,,. rho nprrt,r ot th- ,dy.rilsug
L,w vh,t ar. van pn,tg IN ,n with fin. 500
hr, 81, WIN. ,imrlv rr,,a thai Won He'd
aho,r that ~, van, lbi sh,ui ,.r @.on hid y n,cn
mis- NOT. trou MIR p.ttort wil ,,npI, serve
+, a,
WEST JnrlM. Mo Aug. II.
EDIroK lNrEILIGFNCEE i did mol, nn
any occasion, INFORM 'iie i'rslsI"i th"' oonl
NV y, rvinr ~. tan.,;, of ine aIv,rt,sin1
10 Yourself the contrary is true. said bId
was handed 1" me III person anu provinces
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
A Card.

EpIroE INIELLIIEHCE; On behalf OF
the Lexington silver torn"t Band, would
repiv to the very kind and tiitter!ns call IN
las, weeks lule:IiScnccr. tor band concerts.
to be given every two weeks, t:Iat at present
we are too busy rehrarSinS new music tor
the comm. fairs. etc, htL at all early iay We
Will arrange for these concerts, due notice
Of which will lie gwen through th' ''ty pa
peers Thanking The lnteliiScnc"r kindly
for thr >u..rsIIon.I AN. yours very truly.
GEORGE LEIf.EE, Leader.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
WABASH FAST LINE.
TEN plar Pilgrimage

Tile special knight lemriar Excursion Tram
VIII ''''' mon Depot - i""'S' 'A,"'""S'
august -''h' - > . ''0'A' y III VIA ""'"N"
E,.v.m, ch..t 81 ,brou., T., Cleveland ar Pat.
o-r,y. At N,.,,,, Hall corner OF seventh and
Market streets, or at linton Depot. ms viii he
the only chartered and authorized Knight, lem
Iltr train leaving -. Louis.
IL l. desired That all i"'nri@ls report promptly
20 'h' ''ua'.''ln"-''f
49, )"
I<, rIn.NEItIn
chairman Executive Committee
a. '"'''"7 "e"F '"''"7"'"' II
'"""'H'
y ""' r''h '''' mere H'>'t'"'H' ""' VT
h"Lf thtl II Wa h"t general.
"''""'' "'"''h- 1t "H'''e' >'"s'"'
h'"'s' 'nl> ''''En"""' At : . ''o'N.
'"''e VIII 'e i P'"'' neat Ni'"'"'H' "'
''e August "'IN"'a' !aiM' near hA'''i
'u-"'' h1A" 1'' '''oF"'"' Isl
""''''
Inc h". /. pay car t. always OH tiii'r' II
c'ihe W last thursday evening with Mi.
C. IL !i-tii"I"' zen. pas. at his "'ir' ana
me H. A"i' se'h'h"fs VIII nave rNf'S
room 'Sht'h VIII" -" l'e coming Ne>-'"i'
~ AriaIs' menus !" ms th'CI are no" Wih
ny, I'm tAtTi charge oI hEt dollars ipf the
ten months VIII he made Tor this. ms
adds immensely /" The -tiet! oil al! It's IN
mates
Mr. VIM. !. Bell h-" wagon, made by
}. i. Hall 40, OF this city, hauled the big
gt>t I"at OF coal on record III this town. last
Wednesday An interested audience OF
a"""' ""e "u"n'e' feiS'"H 'io""'" '''""'
NV al "'s"'t '"' we '''
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,tro ,,. L,u - , . .ro ,ho r,hl,.
$3.50 .r,.t, n. nt, ,
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49,. .
"mm , nx, ,,,,n, ,or.r ,o., ana,
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800 .tL
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,
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2 " $3.50
+ 49, '' i' ' ~
P '"' I" '''"'' '' 'f'
2 Inc Register Win 'iiat ittle deihasoSi
spirit when ch'''rt''' s'n'nS IL say
. tells Tie coiored people OF Lexington tina
they owe the defeat OF the proposition
= ''ul!d their school 10 democratic hatred.
brings no argument TO prove this,but >impi
makes the assertion. What ARE the facts
A. the returns were given to us they W"rs
Against the tax, 30 for the tan. 49,. Ma
Jority against It. $50. 1t .ylll be rcmemhere
that the republicans east, in the city ~elccti"
e oi last year, over 31J votes. II it- assertion
- t.of course every democrat hIcd himself I
Il the polI4 and voted against the tan" Is tru,
q which it qJ .cour.s IS not. II would still loo
. AS if very few but the coiorsu people then
n selves had voted for the tax, as it is we
~ known that they are the bone aud sincw ,
&c the republican party Of This city, and In TT
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
Grand Picnic.

en- August .,ih, at the August Wickular
farm, adjoining Martin ~oiau.hter's place.
about three miles northeast OF GreenIpu.
Dancing aud swinging VIII be the order OF
the day. Come one, come all, aud bring
there stands allowed but those of the owners
of tl,r pInunl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
LOOMS GHitl n

Thu IS something new and dlnrren, from any
0tnrr preparation on the Warket, and is offered
To YOU It's +, SIRE and sale rra,eiy for uhllIs and
fever. and NJ such a price, that puts 1t in the
reach oil every one. No cure NO pay IS the terms
We ufer II on. Price 80 cents. Try it. Pre-
pared only by j A. QUARLES i CO.
tauSstfl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ,ev,TE.

I TIERS 81 administration /. ir. uau 900
IL the estate of Herman I~;taukrn, '.rrrs-r3.
We're granite 10 the Undersigned "u IL. .i.h
lay OF August. -, los iho Pr"t'tt count al la
tal cite Cuuuiy, Missouri
All prr,un~ having claim AEslu.i -.i;t' $ site
arr required to exhibit then. :, u' &c.. allow tfr,
within nu,. yvaT Iitrl i4" tat, OF -t.. letter, ,r
they may '- rrrclIi,t from ANY hrn' a' 81 ~t,a
estate: ana 1t -uru r'afrs- l' no. ',u n..'!N .#-
IN two y"ar- lrum IN titC "l u.t letters lie.
VIII lie iuTrNtt barred
WILLIAM DtiII-~' ili-NGi.E.
xnplS-l' administrations do. s.4tr- r.T
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
A Word to the Wise.

DO not he taken i'll by eloquent advertise
mcnts proposing tn "seil at coat tor thirty
days To make ronIu tnr new goods" We
viii meet overy price made by such parties,
and 10 even better. Come, price. and be
convinced. McCuuslaud X Bedford.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
THE CRADLE.

Eoin-ln this city, August 18th, TO the wife o
Mr. thas. LangowItCh--n girl.
TN Middleton township, Lafa yetrc county,
>uui ~. August Eth, tn the wife OF Mr.. ttas.
". WIlls-a boy.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
School Notice.
Religious.

Miss Gabrielle Hawkins will open her school
the iIrsi Monday in september. Room corner Oi
Franklin and Ash ~lr.rt7- '~tugte-2t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18
BLACK DoEsK!Ns AND BRoADCL0THS

\ large line OF All,ar:s, Mohairs and Debaiqe Dress
Goods. choice for - cents.
Mosquito Nets. choice 30 cents.
JaIancSp Fans, two for , cents.
Lot of fine Fans, at great reductions.
Lot of fine SILK larasols at great reduction.
Only one 'lone lorn" Linen Suit left of the immense
stock We had, for sale cheap.
Ruchings. Ties, Ribbons. Sash Ribbons and all fancy
goods al exceedingly low prices to close out.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-18

tiouseke-pers viii find At least one article that they
need for present, as we'll as future use, IN the following list
Ot goods, At reduced rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

PERSONAL MEEE1oN.-Mr. John Zorn,
Wheeling boy who is engaged in farm.
ing in Atascosa county, Texas, is visiting
his friends in the city.
Mr.. August Muegge, Of this city, we'll
known and prominent member Of the
Wheeling Turner's Society, will leave for
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; next week, to en-.
ter Turner'S School there.
Mr.. Thomas M. Reilly leaves this
morning for New York, from whence he
will sail on Saturday, on the steamship
City OF Chester, Of the lnmRn line, for
Europe. Mr., Reilly carries with him
official letters 10 the Vatican at Rome
from the Bishop of this diocese, and also
the Papal collection and Album for the
Holy Father.
Mr.. Tom. f. Parsons, formerly clerk
at the ST. James Hotel, is now in the
city, stopping at the Mcclure. lie is
now drumming Tor Baltimore house:
Mr.. Marc F. Stone, who was during
the war connected with the Quartermas.
ter's department in this city, died at
Cambridge, Ohio, on Monday. Mr.. Stone
was son.in-law Of Justice Mix, Of the
Eighth Ward.
Messrs. ]. B. Lukeng, Charles Franz.
helm. Joseph Woods, John Davenport
and James Dickey have been appointed
by the Mathews Light Guards commit.
tee to solicit honorary and contributing
members.
VIM. i. Sharp, Master Of Transports
ton Of the L. \ o. road, was expected in
the city last night.
Mr.. Hugh Sterling, OF the Postoaice, is
laid up with the diphtheria.
John Parker, OF Parker Bros, left for
the East yesterday.
John Hess, employed as Il cigar maker
atMnhn \ Brandfsss', starts for Germany
next week.
Bishop Kahn is in Baltimore, and will
not return Tor week or 20.
II is reported that Louis Felsinger, the
oarsmnn, is expecting shortly to receive
challenge from parties in Pittsburgh.
Nj. j. s. Fairfax, the architect, will
leave for merry England" to-day to be
ab1ent several months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

YE GRAND CONCERTO. - The Opera
House was crowded last night, In fact Il
was a regular Jam in the dress circle and
orchestra. Long before 5 o'clock every
available seat down stairs was taken and
standing room at a premium. That fact
alone speaks we'll for the citizens Of
Wheeling, who assembled at the Opera
House last night to witness the efforts Of
some Of our leading singers and thereby
lend helping hand 10 that deservedly
popular institution, the Children's Home,
The audience, although large, was rather
a cold and critical one, and
did not accord the singers that
generous applause so frequently be-
slowed upon amateur performers. The
entertainment opened with that charm
ing cantata, the "May Queen" with Mrs.
Oh. Caldwell in the title role, Mr.. G. \.
Lucas "a the lover, Miss Sallie Campbell
IA "Queen OF England" and Mr.. A. j.
Norton as Captain OF the Foresters. The
acting and singing Of Mrs. Caldwell was
certainly superb, especially in the scene
where she appeals to the Queen, Her
acting was splendid and would have re.
Elected credit upon professional. Mrs.
Caldwell has fine stage presence, and
together with fine voice, could not fail
in the character she impersOnated. Her
dressing also was In accordance with the
character and helped 10 make II a sue.
cess. Miss Sallie Campbell also deserves
complimentary notice for the manner
in which she carried out her part OF the
performance. She is the happy posses.
sor OF fine voice, and knows we'll how TO
use it. Her costume was very elegant,
Mr.. Norton, as Captain Of the Forres.
ters," had very little 10 do, but did
that little we'll enough, in very bad fit.
ting costume. Mr.. @. Y. Lucas, as the
lover, seems to be well "up" in the part,
and played ii to perfection. The chorus
singing showed good training, and made
very pretty appearance. Some Of the
costumes were really beautiful. The sec.
Ond part Of the performance was 1.-THE
Old Folks Concert" which seemed 10
please the audience very much, The
dressing OF some Of the performers was
funny enough to make u "Mardi Gras"
procession. Mrs. Whitaker introduced
very pretty ballad, which car.
ried the house by storm, and
she was compelled to respond
to several encores. Mrs. Bown sang
within Mile Of Edinboro Town" in
her usual pleasing manner. The con-
cert, as whole, was grand success
both artistically and financially, and re.
fleets much credit on the gentlemen who
had it in charge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

EXTRAORDINARY BARaAiSss PrANos
AND ORoASs.-0ur readers Will hardly
credit II when we tell them how low 4
first.class Piano or Organ can be bought
at Adams & Lucas, 1927 Market street.
For inatance:
A fine carved Knabe Piano, seven oc.
tayeS, rs good as new, for 1915; first cost
$3.50.
An elegant rosewood Plano, carved
legs, seven octaves, lean not be told from
a new one) for $3.50; first cost $500.
Other good secondhand Pianos al from
$40 to $3.50.
Splendid new Pianos Of the best makes
including SteinwAy, Knabe, Hazeiton and
others, At from $500 TO $1,000.
In the line Of Organs Messrs. Adams &
Lucas sell the Mason & Hamlin, Smith
American, and several other makes, al
the lowest possible prices-irom Ss5 &c
$500. Some very good secondhand Or.
gans aS low as $40 to 500. Altogether, &
better variety can not be found in any
music store.
Terms Of payment will be made to sui
all responsible parties, while for cash q
very liberal discount will be made,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

FALSE IMrREssToN.-It il generally
supposed by n certain class Of citizens,
who are not practical or experienced,
that Dyspepsia can not iNyaribly be cured,
but We are pleased TO say that GREENS
AUGUST FLOWER has never, to our knowl.
edge, Jailed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all ita forms, such as Sour
Stomachs, CoStiveness, Sick Headache,
palpitation OF tho Heart, low spirits, &c.
&c. Out OF 10000 dozen bottles sold last
year, not single failure was reported
but thousands OF complimentary letters
received from Druggists OF wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any case,
Tryit. Sample bottle 10 cents. Regular
Size 40 cents. For sale by Logan, List 4
Co, and Laughlin Bros. &G.
eodkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

IT would be we'll for farmers and gar,
deners, who entertain the conviction that
the severe frosta OF the past winter killed
the potato bugs not TO console them.
selves by any such halluGination. The
pests are not so easily "done for" An
experiment was recently made in Central
New York with number Of bugs frozen
In cake Of ice. Upon placing the ice
where the rays Of the sun could strike
ii, the bugs soon manifested signs Of life
and became as lively US ever.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

ALTHOUGH State and United States Ii.
censeB expired on Monday, the saloon
keepers will keep their places open IN.
Ill the expiration OF the city licenses, on
the 7th inst. III the meantime, should
Council agree upon the price Tor The CON.
ing year, the city licenses can he renewed
before that time. The State authorities
We understand, have decided 10 issue nc
licenses until some action is taken BY
Council in the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

Our esteemed friend Uncle John Bor.
ing, who took an active part in the cam.
paign last fall In organizing the celebrated
Fourth Ward Tilden and Hendrix
Club" hands, us the following for publ,
cation:
"The Democrat pool in the fourth ward
vase cut down yesterday evening It vase
the first in the cSmpaine Of tilden & hen
bricks and the first 10 surrender in coole
Blood, and will be the first to opening
the campaine for the Democratic candi.
date in 1880 By some OF the old leadars
il liyen."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

A MAY Snow sroRM.-Yesterday was
damp, raw, disagreeable day, the very
reverse Of the popular May day, During
the morning there was an incipient snow
storm, which lasted for several hours but
did no further damage than To still 10 ore
chill the atmosphere. Then there was a
cold rain, or rather sleet, which was even
more disagreeable than the snow. Alto.
gethcr, we never experienced more dis,
agreeable May day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was ad.
mttted to record in the Office of the Clerk
OF the County Court Yesterday:
Deed made April 20, 1877, by Adeline
Fitchner, widow Of Adam Fiichner, Of
Bunker Hill, Illinois, to Peter CaSsell, Of
Wheeling, Tor her dover rightin lots II
and Is in square Is, Eighth Ward; 500.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

WEDDING AT Sr. ALPHoNsus.-M Mr..
Joseph Young and Miss Louisa Epple
were married at the above church al 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon by Rev.
Father Kreusche. The attendants we're
Mr.. William ShicE and Miss Lena Epple,
Mr.. Morris Epple and Miss Mary Heng-
er, Mr.. August Cans and Mics Annie
Weitzell. After the marriage the party
adjourned 10 the residence Of the brides
parents, on Market street, between 9th
and 9Th, where large company were in
waiting, also Cocknyne's full band. Dane.
ing was then commenced, and kept up
during tho entire evening. The bride
received quite n number OF hand some
presents from friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-02

a FESTIVAL and supper was given by
Enterprise Lodge No. %, 10. G. T., ut
Peterson's Hall last night. The newly
elected officers Of the lodge were duly in.
stalled, after which all present pnrtici.
pated in the festivities Of the evening.
All whowere present enjoyed themstlycs,
it is perhaps needless to say.