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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-19

Ar. J. n. Woodcock, Of Bridgeport, d
the firm Of Woodeoek 4 Bro, fnforml
Us tha. business in his line, especially Ia
stoves, was never 80 good a now.
Col. North, Of Clinton, in this county
says that all reports TO the contrary, tho
corn crop Of this region Is only an aver,
ageCrop, II indeed Il Is really an average
Nevertheless, corn in Brooke county sold
At 37lc per buahel. This looks As Il
there was IN abundance at any rate.
The Narrow Gauge fever prevails very
noticeabIy along the line Of the proposed
road between PafkeEsburg and Charles
ton. The Jackson County Herald, Par
kersburg Journal and Charleston Co,Eisl
intimates tina. there 10 10 be no rest FOL
the weary until the project becomes @iail
nccompli." Here Il the way In which Ii,
journal presents the inducements to thu
people Of Parker,burg to take hold Of TIL
enterprise:
1.-THE connecting Of PaskersbuIg ant
Charleston with 4 railroad means iou,
times Is much business transacted Ii
ParkeTsburg ~ 10 done a. the present
time; four buSiness houses 10 one nov
four tunes a. much labor for our mechan
les and artisans; more producers and con
sumerE; more renters for our yacan
houses; more purchasers Of our city lot
and a release from the present giganti,
railroad freight monopoly under which
our bnlineSs 70 suffering"
Tho Fairmont Hrgiaian learns tha
there is an unusually heavy hog crop tht
fall in Marion county.
We understand that quite number o
coal miners from PAlatine have gone Il
Charleston to work. Business must b,
looking up in the future P. s.-Fairmoa
lAder.
The Pioneer Coal Company resumed
work on Tuesday last, paying the miner
q cents per bushel. The miners Gt thesI
works have been on 4 strike for some tint
and have been supported during the tint
| By the other miners Of this valley.-Csar
lsItOa CotJiST.
Our farmers are Cutting the mGrke
with fresh pork. SIX dollars per 100
pound is the price asked but sales are
| hard 10 make At those figures. We heart
Of one who disposed Of his meat at 50 Il
PER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier.
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a GARD FROM
. L. PRUSSING & co,

We big leave TO notify tho public that q many
unpnndplet perSons lT0 circulating The story
that he VINEGAR recently condemned By the Board
o. Health Of MaAhtngtel, u. G; wa 81 our manu.
iaetufe, We HTe obliged 70 pIhliih the following
correspondence, which explains itS.lf;
DR. 7. & VERDI, PrCsid0ut BosIi az He,lth.
Washington, D. .C.-sIa; Has any VineEnF man,
uiaetnrtd BY u been ooudicltad Of Condemned by
your BoIdf An early reply will RtPatIy oblise
3 L PRUSSING 1 co,
BoAAp OF HEALIH. WASHINGTON, June .. 1871.
z. l. RRrStIHo a Co, Chiclg0- htlsmen In
rply % your Communication Of this date, Iamih.
strueted 10 inform you thAt the BoHrd Of HCaIth
has never ondened any VlnesIr n your mann.
iuetme, not has compliant eTSe been made n ~
tDpurity Of The anne. YGy respectfully,
Z C. COX, n, D.. SSoIoisyx.
We would also llhmlt the f1lloyipT frsm 1oy.
Aiken, Of Maryland, and DR.. MAhlG, d I:hiesPo:
UhiyGRal!r OF MAINLAND, June Q, is7i.-I
nave lhll Gay made q Chemical AnalyS1 al m
aVetaEe ample Of Prunlng's Niuesaf, Grd 6nd n
Tree from all trsce d mineral aridI and mstsis In.
purines, and therefore psFs. FTea ItlphrTie aeId
very tnI1Ious AdulUration often ioQnd IN IN
commercial aftieie, l. not pFesant In thII VInSVar
WILLIAM Z. AIKEN.
-, Prok. Chem. and Phr.
~ 9sstea W ". Ffnning, 1lubI etled sample
y ~ Ylneehr 70 Chemical Analysis, and found Il
perfectly free from mineral acids and n,ptRlIe sab
stances With which commercial yinerar Il y rs
9uentiy adulteFtitd. / can recommend II. thSns-
lore, a al entirely PHrt and vAo'sIonn ariieie,
=. MAHLA, Phi. DF.
/, In eonduSlen We viii add that cur wi knaen
nt1ndl 81 Vinegar have stood The lest q puhiie
optnlen Ior tNenty.nine yearl, baadSS having ro.
eseiyed bnt prsmiumi at the Worjd's FRiF, III
Ssl.eS sI,o ki; the Hlinos sitts Fair, The
E. [. PRussIHa & CO., Chicago.
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A sso,OOOoOo Law surr.-Nrs. ElizI
Miller, Of No. II West Eleventh street
New York, who claims the John Young
estate, consisting Of 5000 acres ofland
in Virgins, West Virginia and Ksntuc
ky, also valuable property in Philadel
phia and Alexandris, valued at $4,000
900, appeared on Thursday last before
Charles NetsletOn, Commissioner o.
Deeds, No. III Broadway, and signed doc
meats preparatory to bringing suit in The
Supreme Court for the recovery Of these
lands.
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Without recalling the excellence Of the past. The
publnhtTGoI scRiBSkk's MONTHLY announce, t0l
The year 70 come, toe following pSptn:
IRE PicIUAE,QUE SIDE OF AMERICAN FARM
llfE.-Tbis sub!sGI Nlll be treated IN 4 leries oi
ItpIrIie papers engaged FROM WIiIerI who AEand IN
tht front TEnE Auo * Americans, both In qualities
VI ityle and 10 ken insisht Of nature. Ar. ~. Z
RobilsUn, Euthur Of dgtIghtul p1Prr on "FOx.
huntbg III Flew EpGlALd" IN the January nun.
bsT wiII represent the laHo section Ia this seriS1.
J0hu Burroughs. Vhose papers on similar topics
have btea highly PEtZed and popular tsainlS Of
scElHSER, Will write Of Fam Lie In New York.
MHuIies Thompson, the pOsl-nAEuralist, will de.
serbs the chHtaetGriStiri u Western Larmihk. Of
Nblc1 but lltle has been written. Il u expected
that the IluitratiOn Of this tsrts Will b. Vi Ie-
aned aud typical chGneleE, eonulenIutaIe With
the subEct.itleE. II IL thought thIt no p per OF
,rTles o. paPsrs yet Issued Ia scgibaEA will 20
fully ioILtd the constant doalro Of the mIgaEipo 10
kesp cut u tho rus AMI, both In taxi anu uluStTH-
uUns, 10 oUtAlR qIAlIty rather than quantity, and
10 rrnt frssh, SttOng and delicate S0fE tolI orig
Inil sources.
IHE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS. will Continue to
employ the Gbleat pens In AUUrcA, and Rtil In
cluds tho prtlonI admirable summary Of Kpgllsh
publications. Beslrea the special articles hDSTe
SnurIIAted, The mAglIlno viii eontlin Poems,
SkSIehe1, EaAyG, RsTluWa, and Ghorter StoEles oi
the hiShoIt ChanetGE. AlLIo practical reduction
10 pdce Is made BY an lncrcGss 10 the nuniLsf q
lHSea.
The ILLUSTRATIONS Of the Magazine, in variety
and sxosilencsol dg1lgn and tyP0Enphieil exScIi.
lIon, will continue 10 b. In AdTGp0 Of those d auY
utEef popular InAsIElne a. homo OF AGtuad
subseIiptl9u plIee, 81 % 4 year, payable IN id.
vance 70 Us Or 70 any bookseller.
No club rates OF Other diseOuatl 70 tu5scElbtrI.
The AIEIEne - worth al IL V1sEs and LIS ctEenla.
'lioa u iGaeAslnS In eOustEnt aAa stEGdy r1lio
scRIsNER & CO.,
nolo 7tI Broadway, New York.
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THOMPSON. TiltonAviIle, Ohio, on Thur
day m5Tnihg. November Is, 1ai5, a llk o'clock,
Of Inflammation Of the balm, RILLIGN NOoRR,
ron Of James B. End Lucy !. J bomp on, ard gIRnd-
Son Of Capt Flank st,tr, o. Cincinnati, aged !
year and month.
Funsfal viii taHs place At Clninstou, ohiO, on
TGeldIy, 10Th inst, at O'Clock .. r.
HARDMAN.-on Sunday evening, November
IS, 1871, At IS minutes d 8 Scoek, Ms. NANCY
HAHprAA, Iolet Of the laIS 6e0fSe Hardmln,
nged 70 yeArs, mGnths and 10 dJyL
Her funeral viii take plaotsirom taS residence Of
her son.In-laW, J. NJ. warthSu, Gamer Huion and
ItdIiuH ,tiest'. IIlspd, Taesdty at o'clock ? n.
FEsnl, Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
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ouurArroSs-Rptter ia 10, esgs 10, corn
50, oats 2S- and potatoes 40 At Buckhau'
non.
Al MiddlebOurps they are as follows
Butter 10, egg, Is, corn 50, oats So
feathers 40, lard 10, beans 81 80, dried
appIessl 90.
At Moorefsld they are: Butter 1871,
eggs 10, potatoes rs, lard 12ial6, turkeys
10 per ID, chickens 8 and ducks 10.
At Psrkenburg: Butter 30, egg, 10,
potatoes so, corn IS, wheat 81 soal IS,
beans 81 IS.
FairmOnt: Batter 20, eggs Is, lard IS
corn 80, cats Is, wheat 81 goal Is, pOts.
toes IS, corn meal70.
Weston: Butter Is, egg, 10, corn 80,
oats 30, potatoes 40, turkeys per ID
chickens 6. dressed squirrels Z per head,
cabbage Sa5.
Morgautown: Butter 20, eggs 10, po.
tatoes 25. oats 25, corn 50, ginseng rs pei
ID, rags 9, wool s5s4O, beef hides 5, cal
| TO-
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Tho JyelIsburg, Bethany d Wash.
ingLon MARROW Gauge.

"A
49, =. AZ. 49,. :, ..o ~ ~ In hr,,Sin,. !.
go. s.r.. ,o.a ~ ~. v.IIas -.
pnT.Ia s,ssL Il, R.,h,n. ~
RUIZ Ran. d w,bipp,op. Pa. Tb.re
Iii i, No ,o,d hnil, slon', th,, ro,,,s.
,l,hon.S b, b,.bs., ,vics 4, ,vev,d rD,;I
~ nsSeI.'.,hs T,,m A., s.rsoi.iIvE.ioas
~. ~ o,s,nt,. jn,o onnn.rS SrS
Iii I, ,hsn,.,,., A, mi. Ill. ~
Ia a,,,s !. s;,, .,a .on;n , n, -,
.t.1S..I,...,.o 4 t ~, u, a.
soo - " : -, ~, 80 ~
~ a,!-i.I w.. .,noo f.il.nI ,nJ n.
b.ia All. ,orld ~, Goa, over $50 0oO
~ ~. .,aonr, If .,o,l. ygsll,bn,o c,nIa
~, e. ~. .' sos nm und ws.h.
'-. ~ 'A sss oco 'A IA ~ ,...,. -.
- 80 ~. s,ooono D., r., ,h;.
'nS Hn' SlVUVVO' pL I '
moderate aaopns "ou'u Hos - ~ ~
'S,sAfy Se'! nOaeFs 'T Wv
I1sa country u'ouGn "n''" II NVa'u
p"sl iot S'O'V'V N'u'1 S!aue AHI Of4use
inc road ana 'nu, Pu. ~ !. an ~ snaPs 70
Dc Oona'o ZOE Tue 0'nsF S'O'VVV H'euFN "
hnish II
me s'' U'''ssvin' NastO" GH1s'
which has no ,uen important 'Ssnio' ~
weihourg ana washington AHa Is 0n'Y
iix nlis' long has earned ooflDs sea .
son oil depression over 90, Q per o'"' gu -, ~
sosI Hhlcn NsS"S''SvV PR Gi's, Alo
NIUE FenheOto q nA'ti''iilo NaftON
Gauge l'a hl'ch'e county,, NnlCn VI"
ogllt staa expense Of 'n'y '.'NVPer H'ie'
Including rolling STOCK shows net earn
ing' Of over ~ per cent 4A eap''M "aa
sl200o' its bonded deo! tas pes cent Gen. J
SlSVVo, and i's mel earnings SE4V 70 es0V
per month
IhsRS Ioad'. aod particularly me ios'
meF, were pniit oy the people along 'nen
lines, And were lhe result OF energy Oh me
part oil q lev. ia" II NOT oeen loF d 10"
persons the "sTneshars q "@nineton
Narrow Gauge project would nave lied
out. With great dilbenlty 1t was kept
alive. For tho lack OF a lew such persons
the Wslls0nfg, Bethany & Washington
Narrow Gauge project died out several
years ago, and 1t will never amount to
anything IN the iuiu'e until Inc people at
either end and along the line resolve that
By some means or other the! will build
III, road
When We say by some means or
o;her," We mean BY such energetic shifts
a. the Cattle Shannon Marrow Gauge
people are resoFiinE to rather than let
their prof :ctfail. That company propose
10 the people along the route to receive
subscriptions in money or labor, thus
giving everybody chance and an
indueeuent 10 help to build the
teah Ard u man does not wish to be-
come stockholder they agree TO give
him notes or certificates in thee enonina-
lion Of 81 and upwards Tor the a'nount
he hassub'cfibtd and paid in-Or worked
0us-and these nOtes or certificates will
be reeeiSed by tie company IN payment
Of fare and freight. In this way they
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When a woman makea up her mind
that hen shall not eel, and the her
makes up her mind that shs will, The
irresistible meets the immoyable, and
every law Of nature Is broken or per
waited
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The mammoth billboards along some
Of the railroads leading into New York
bear In large letters this irIeverent in
junction: .Don't forget 10 buy the song
entitled Mothers teeth are pegging outF
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JAIEb r. KUlEl
W. q. HAtLER, AuctIoneer,
CMALI FARM FOR SALE

oa;E EOt nle = small Farm Of 50 te-e,. sltn,,ei
u Athens county, Ohio. two miles FROM HOcIbS
Port Landing. on the Ohm river, fourteen utla
below PaTtersburg, two milel from Toicl Depot,
four and half uIes 10 CoolvilIO, one-hait mils 10
school house. County road runs Ihioagh the farm
Land can al b TILED; ten CT twelve Scr,s lay u
level Is bottom land; about Ave atFtI clear.
cd and ienccdi balance In timber, iuch u Nhita
oak, black oak, hickory and rid oak Ten acrei tn
wheat four acres in rye, 81 apple trees, al yOurg,
some barring % cherry uefS, al te ErinS Of tbieS
varieties; II GraPe vines, some bearing; 81 ps1Eh
tIets, most AL bearing; 100 strawberry plGntE
also. few plum tres, QuinGe5, curTlntl ind So1e
berries. log h0use Of three rooms and atte,
with frame 1llshen attached; log stable and irIns
barn, com eIih, hSWed log pls pen, large poultry
houSe, large cave, well twenty feet from kitchen
never filling gpling 40 yards Lem HOUSE, lIHs
gArdOn With picket fence, bATn-ySrd fence ., nd
rail. eros Lsnce1 also post ana nail R0iheun.
bHnee-1itle indisputible. Wal d Sold al a 10.
pGtH-eAegp I0r eaJh, - the owner desires Colu1
Vert CAL on OF address the subscriber Il 10,
2s25 Eof street, Wheeling, W. Va.
noNs JAMES ARMSTRONG.
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TRUsrEE's SALE.

l.
By virtue oIthiea several deeds Il trust eEsgiA
Gad acknowledged BY II. Bradley Wbeat lnd VI.
ItniA u. his villa, 70 the undeTslIned TTu,is daita
respectively the 10th day Of MITeh, 1874, ~ IStk
day Of July, 1874, and The sth day u EeTemLeT,
County Court Of Ohio county, Wa. NttziniI Ia
peed Of Trust Hook 30. ., PaIsl tgI ard SOS, I,td
q Trust Book No. z, pasts is9. 10! and lsi, itd
Dad Of Trust Book No .. page All, respectively I
win ofsr q public sale 1t The ffont door q Dc
Court Houss Of Ohio county, Ia tia Ctty Of WkCe,
ing, on
SATURDAY, December the 18th, 1871,
the following deschb4d real estlse, that Is TO al:
Lot numberad seVtn % IN Squlrs numbered lV,6.
ty.ntne 9J 10 the addition 70 the cty Of hSeliss
known n the Buena Wits addition 10 nd EN-
also, Lot numbend eight ~ Ia The zane lquAiU
and addition; also Lot nunbsred nine ID IN ans
LquAEe and addition, except part Of aid Lot Ne
3 tGenty.tVe by tblIty.dTe feet which VA hefvio.
fore e01vrJed 70 Michael IIllly.
Also, the lot Of ground deIigu1ied a Lot nun,
beEed lsTen 20 In squAra numbered tWenty. hTs,
IGsl GU the south doe Of Twelfth Etreet ,iSrmSflJ
AerrOe siTeeth in tAyd city Of Wheeling.
Also, al Of that lot or plIeal d Eround know
and deaiynlted Is Lot numbered tEo ri IN 1auIr,
Numbered twenty mine l2gl on Twelfth StIetI IOT,
meIly Monroe AlreetJ, IN the ity Of Wheeling, IC.
gether with all The valuable Improvements locl,tl
upon ALT the above desenbed parcels q Rfound.
1EKHS or 8ALE-0uS.thlrd Of The pufehass Inoo
ey in oAlh on the day Of rale, and the residue II
two equal inttIllmOnis with interest on aid deiei
red plytnenu At twelve and eighteen months irUu
the day oiGae, the pay meat Of the delGrrOd Iultll
menu and Interest 70 b secured 70 tie atGtIcliOu
JAMES P. ROGERS, Truss,
W. Il, HGIIKR AbrtIonroy roiS
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TRUSTEES SALE
By virtue Of Deal Of Tfult ra,ap,pd .,,u,,.,
b. B1lslter Scbot and vile 70 ths uhSsr,,S'SS,
Trustee, bslnng date the lilh DAY q Gv,1,S ~ y
the ye9r 1876. and duly Iecorlsd Ia ~ 40.
ONES Of the Soanty Court q ManhLll seusty. NJ
Virgins, In Deed q TTuit Book No. q bIss ia :
Will al Al public Iat al The iront dor ii X. ~ 70.
H0uie o. Ohio county in lbs ely q WhSeiSs. q
SATURDAY, thslsth day Of Doctn1s.. i,,,
Besinniugl. 10 O'Clock a. u. Of ,sil d,v. all ~.
following defcFihed real eatlle lhSt i 10 ~.
The north hall Of that lot or parcel ii iGtd ,l,u.
ate 10 MaISh1ll county, W. Va, eJntlini1s AZ.
aeIts, tnoteot -, which VA convey ID To CA, W.
Russell ~ deed bslting date the nth day Of Cstn
beI, 1850, trom D1Aiel Lamb, eomnil'ios,T 49,,
eeItAin decrst o. the Circuit Ourt ioE OHIO coun
y, the aid lot being part u The bottom hbS 4,
hofSf , arm, add being lot RumbaG four IN on ~
plat marked A. Ia = suit 10 ehAlosry ID WITH ~,
denefai insurance Company Of AGrJlabd S11
eemplalnAn! ahd I. ZIlA, admlniuratiix, 1ni
Moses ". GhRpine, executor and heirI. md o,bST,
deiendant, and hetVeJn VIM. Chaplnt, olppllln.
ant, and the aid hdmlnstrattiS. eSSentsT ~
htirs and otheiS dslGndantI lying beII lslST ~
land Of John Hsndhn, and aid lot b,IbE diyids5
into two equal parts By 3 division line t4ts,SS
JJhn k0hnIetn AID FstsF Lonhaft, dtoS, "a diIS5
across tue hle from east 70 Wst, patslsl Win M
d equal dstaue9 from the norlhSin and Sovihslb
boundaries Of aid lot No. four Ia, ~ tSSs IN
Sheh lie north Of that dlTit;on line Il hsi,oV
conveyed.
TRiss OF sALE-S2SOO, OF as much rnogs Of u,
puichate money ~ the purehlSSr may elect 10 p1y
esth on day Of ale the residue IN one JVir iit:I
tho date Of sale, with interest upon sad delsfei
payment from tald day NJ ulle, and The pufchisIf
10 slVe his note secured By dOfd Of tEti,i o. n,
Md property iE aid deferred payment.
WI. c. HANDLAN, TrutiI..
By Go. P. LiEcH, SeltEl
VS., Il. HALLER, AuctioneeT, IN
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FOR SAFE.
NOR SALE on EyCHAE'oiSri;'- y
AT AUCTION.
Important Trade RubberSaI

On "WEDNESDAY, Eovsmb,- q, is7, ,,,.,
ins a. lo 4. ~ pionplly, a he WholS'a ~.
tIoa Rooms e ]: 4. hARrIORp, 10 WSiA !.
RltttbuEgh. viii oGsr 10 The TndS a E.l.e.t,
PenntylIlnl1 and Ohio, upon the ahott Az q
CASES RUbBhRS, representing ne ioi"..Ss.g
manufactures HtYIo0d, HeE BrunSTItk s,s'lls
CandSe, NAu9n1l ,Koonsoeket, Msyg, a. IN
e0hipiliing I'll Rfldsl MakInS 4 COD ~ ,,.tl
ment Of Mems BooiI; Mems Woneh'G NJ, y;
ChildrOn's Imitation candles, and Mepa Ws'.,SSSa
hlssoI' aud ChiltFDn's AEetieI and Ann,
III aeoye nnmesf q :. e vil b tr,Isi ia n,
boors, nHOh5 AND BRU0ANs Sin ,o,,..
uon with The above ale, will Offer 70 S,-.i'
CastI add let1 o. Asn's 6ioga and ape an ~
RolT and Youths BOots; = complete I,llty.Ss1
Ladies, NllseS' ard ChIisrCn'l Wear. Wltb ~. y
Boys and feuChS' RllA. HFoglnL Ibis NJ ~
Of the most tortHnt Of The SeAion, yin II ~
vel verify the particular Attenihn q IN -.
Of Boots, 5hc0 ard HnbbGIG Lunch Al M 'Vs
J, n. HARTFORD.
nol5 Wholesale Auetios.-,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

'Eu Grove Accommodates This train only
TunI between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDAty except SundAy -NeEATk Accommodation
tSiRubenViIle AecsmmOlkt0ns-Th train dur.
Ing the day paGae8 backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellaIre, Stopping Nhea reqUi.
red a. Sherman HouSe, RtnLVille, Wet Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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ElsH-MACKEREl, Nos. /, 9 and 8
tingin Half and oalftg HkrfulI. esit WateF Hsfs
ing p bArell md HAlt BlrEelA. In siofs ana
2 - = sssss 4 Ill aE alia i
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THE NEW YORK notice.

TIE NEW YORK notice.
"Will doubtless have 4 long run. New York
Herald. yhs dialogue throughout Is spaIkILnE."-
New York Times. The itaA,ionS ana equally ID
d!Io9G"--Eyening Nall. Accepted a thorough.
" enjoyable iun."-CommHeial Advertiser. GRat-
ties 90 amid roars Of llughLOr."-N. Y. Tribune.
one long laugh from bSinpsDg 10 end. "-Expres&
nudienos"-ATt Journal. "Il the great dramatic
Gsm Of the EeaSon.n-Eev York Mercury.
Admiration sc. Resered seatS 81; for ials Of Rox
Ohee, Monday, Nov y, al9A.H. nol7
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
i II til. County Court d Ohio County. West VIZ.
Sini' 1,or,,, coI,,,
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scRlBNER's MONTHLY
FORlS79-'7S.

j. CHANpEEs HrrvrY, Iuetiobees. no
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ouorGrroSS-Ratter ia Is, egg 10, corn
50, oats 2a-aDd potatoes 40 at Buckhan'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-25


We learn thata petition II IN rircuIa-
tipn, p,be presented tethe President N,
the United States, 80 called, praying for
the appointment VI IN Az. Brown ii place
Of I. !. Young, Collector of TIE 4th
Revenue District, aini shatsaId petition y
numerously sigusdby Democrats.
We bavs ocbjeclioiiio Mr. Brown as
compared with any other q his party,
ana, asAa persolai mnuerM would be
pleased % see the cloud Ihat has
fallen upon his private fortunes SO eiivctual.
~ lifted as II wuaisi le ly Tie success s'f
the petition. But II II not 4 pessonal
matter Its one purely politienl, and
his success Ia the application would. be
the reward ii political s.ctioIr which cam
not be forsotlel,by tie Democrats Of ibis
county 1.-The receives the appoinunent.
weslall congratulate him as . personal
friend; hnr hissuccess must delesnl upon.
the efI;rts 81 his party associates. Demo.4
Gratis can consistently nave notiing ~ da
witilit. What busiress have they, adj
vising, suggesting, on praying e Dir.
Hayes. d nais they repudiate 10 lheir'cn,-
Science. and condemn Ia theirjudgment 2
Have they any occasion 70 tiiscrini;,ate
between officials oftl.e party they, pro-
less ioappose or deaoupce? DO ihryIex~
pee. any local benefit froinit? Dafhey
expect anygood % their party frsnrprsfe-
renee given 90 The one over the oth.rf -
!. In.afswer 10 the FIRST, fi,e Office. II
hnnestiy administered, will enure 10 The
l,spefif ~ twoof three appniuievs sfron,
this sectfon. and that wiz be ar And Ia
rrgardinpiuiv. surely ibe nsenlorirslof
Democrats cannot dl@ro short rs to have
forgotten already the Use made ofgosern-
inest money by the act of The govern
ment itself 10 influences pubic opinion
aud colsiroIeiettiuns. "a VI - ef. \
Let the Republicans do their own beg
giag a,rl llrirown t,issiing Ii, stle scrains
Die for office 70 Them belong Az the
slsoils. and Il ought 10 be tnalleraf insi
difference /. Ms who gets them. Demo-
Gratis ought To keep clear OF 5cnmmittals
whieissas at future Time lind theni
yrfY dlsagfceatly recorded ssss 49, @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-25

san seansslmt brother floaldin was
ma, q, xx,,srous after al. He. only in-
rers%.I d. sAo.s rs ti,e prsstiert xifl in The
Dan Valley. and then. ~ if thc sight
would siisct Il + own pnosprc'ss he tr'rS y"
f,rr.taIf tl.e effect w mtroducingus as
naur cd friead cameron."
Now. brother saunsisr eftls Raleigh
0bwrcr says we never n'ean g yfnw olds
su,, ~. feel muel, IucIlned to verify bls
asxsr,soa Co punish Braher Bould'n ier
his tecaniailvn, make our bow 70. the
..pesstIert 9Iri 10 the Dan valley ~"
,ns,. NJ hwsbsr Bonldin rspens ~, p's
leisure. Y. -. -. !. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-25

We regret 10 ieafn. through Mr. Al
Roberts ~ Manrnn.'s store, that MF,.
Marcus Harrl-s OF that vicinity died last
week W disease of the heart. lie Was
nne Of themo-t promiaent ei'izensff Fiat
River. a god aud useful man He was
sixty six years of age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-25

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The cattle and The hogs have not heen
wanting IL quickness to perceive the good
mature Of The Commissionersit sproviling
them comfortable quarters. There. with
IN the nsSiy escla<e,l Count ysnI.gl,e one
crops the verdant grass, aud he other
searches f,9 tie hidden. worm, free fro:n
lhe worry of crash-dsdegs. and safe from
the pritineefr pililesss urehirs.s Iiawas
very shonI lstfai W. ii.e Commissioners
prepare this pleasant retreat FOR prosecuted
beasis.a For cows vii sanle,i,aes be III
us.-l Cor their trrspasses uI,oa wagons aed
cssrts. and There are some r~apie so M
reasnna',ie n 10 resist The flyestlgati'ns
The h0gs are disposed tnmake IN tire side
walks, 10 The danger OF fences aud the To-
eonveniellce of peiestrial-; aud it's right
they shpuli have some place % refuge. ]
All honor TO tie Co,hmissioilefs that
they have ouistripped 'Brrgh ~ his zeal
for the pfesellsipn ~ esuel's 10 aaihaIs
They snayn claim equality with the
hhmanu Bralimin WIN endows hospitals
Cor the care ~ damb bf1tes, aud they
equal In tesislernessof heart The old lady
who left legacy for the maintenance 81
suleraunuated OF prosecuted eats.