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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-06
GheGntelli9eueer.
The inaugural OF President
HnyeH,

AAAyVHs
The people Of this whole country have
been waiting anxiously to hear what the
new President would say when he as.
sumed the dutie, Of his Office, Usually
inaugural addresses are supposed 10 be
very much matter Of form, and as such
receive very little attention; but the cir.
cumstances under which President Hayes
takes hi1 seat has caused everybody to be
anxious to know what he would utter,
because it would furnish the key note to
an administration which must have so
mnch to do with the determination Of the
future veal or woe OF our land.
And we are convinced that the great
mass OF thoughtful people will be graft.
fed with the calm, wise words which he
has spoken, II any are disappointed
they will be found, we think, chiefly
among political opponents who are so
blinded by partisan feeling that they can
see no good in any possible utterance
which he might make, or among political
supporters who will read in his inan.
gural the signs that under his admins.
tration party must be subordinaled to the
interests Of the country at large.
1t is gratifying to know that he SO
clearly comprehends the necessities Of
the hour. Certainly it is true that the
permanent pacilication Of the whole coun.
try, upon principles Of Justice to all races
and sections, Is in the estimation Of all
thoughtful and patriotic citizens, the
work which should now have the pre-.
cedence over every other. What he says Of
theimporLance OF wise honest, and peace
tnl" local government in the Southern
States is equally true. Ifhe can by his ad.
ministration secure this in such form as
togive proper protection to the blacks, and
vet not to exclude the better classes Of
the whites from the part which it is de.
sirable that they should take in public
affairs and il he can cause the color line
todisappear from parties, he will be re.
membered in succeeding ages us deserv-
ing place by the side of Washington
and Lincoln.
We think that his greatest difficulty in
the fulfllment Of his desires, as express.
ed in his inaugural, with reference to this
point, is liable to be in apostolic rcluct.
ance oil the part OF the Southern white
leaders to commit themselves to an active
support Of President, who has not been
the choice OF the class whom they repre-.
sent. But there are Indications that
some OF them are prepared to rise to the
patriotism which the hour demands OF
them. Let them take the hand which is
now honestly extended to them across the
chasm which has been separating them
from many Of their best friends al the
North, and they will benefit their section
and the whole land as they can do in no
other manner.
VIA, pros;1o,, u.,., ,,n, -, .;,;,
g,.r;oo .ofo.., ,,,o .,,a ,a.,, - :, n;
Jercv and tho currency o~..,;on oro
univ n ,ub,,,nii,l rei,or,,ion NJ the lst,or
which he wrote when be ,ccon,oJ ,bo
nominotior ofbis r,,,y 7, oavo him
great strength then "a a candidate with
putriotie citizeps His rennt;,ion of ,he
same ideas will now give him n strong
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Another Isespcctablc ThIci.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 5.-James
Kellogg, book-keeper for Carolan, Carey
& Co., Wholesale hardware dealers, was
arrested To-day for forging checks on the
firm TO the amount OF Sll $40.
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Humors OF an Extrn Session,

WAsnIHGroN, March j.-ltis reported
tonight that President Hayes will issue
a call on Wednesday for an extra session
OF Congress. This is not derived from
an official source however, M.
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Went over the Falls.

NIAGARA FAILS, March "a young
man, a stranger, with bright red hair
walked deliberately in the rapids and was
swept over the falls,
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFPiCE op TuR CiIIRY SIGNAL 0PFlCAR,
WASHINGTON, D. C., March T. 4. ~


For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
warmer southwest to southeast winds,
falling barometer and warmer clear or
haRy weather.
For the lakes, stationary, followed by
falling barometer, cooler northwest back.
ing to warmer southwest winds and partly
cloudy weather.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH. OFFICE; ; l;2s5 BRoADWAYa I2U x.
ADVERrIsEMENTs AND SALES OF rAPERS

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE: 28o hM0yApWxAr1 vyr9Wx rp
1pvERPfsEaESls 1pEE Psi hS Nd AND SALES Of fAfEha
'AuUssNEsrs-lsr pAer.sth and 9th coils.
AsTROLOGY-7rH pAcE.6th col.
sp1RbEils wAxrIsDai 8 TSsSn4h col -, -,
BRooELYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAor-iss
BUSINESS oPPoRruNlrIEs-ers PAos.
CLtRKs AND sXLEsMES~7rm PAoE-2d col.
G53c!MSs nsb is COL
GOAL AHP w%oRssT Rscns1 rss.e.h S"
%oSSTSX rsSr4sa P.saes;A col COL
DENTIsTRY-ap PAcE-4th col.
BSY BwxS H6Gss To s r. AND uS
Ssna dnS 80 sS and 9th co
EXCURSIONS -7rm PAGn-eth col.
TINANCIAL-9rn PAGK
F1kSsED 1s sA'f Rooas Ans 3d. APARTMENTS TO LET
ggssEESSlSykHHSXyH;EE, sSSa
iiEEfP %ASTEb,aSIEss77 F4an~sa ana q coils.
iiousEs Hs5 RooMs Sss 4c ;n s%ASrED-2D pAor4.h COL
SS SsT$A sSS E.ss.s AsH e.
LOST AND FoTND-isr rASs-iss col. col
MASbfShSS7iH MAShEE NxN7HtsaD sAssa faes14,A COL
MAp9d4 MHnf9lMoN5ALpso pscr;s P1Sncash ca COL
rtsass ss
MUSlCAL-2D PAGE-4th COL
NEW PuBLICATIONS-5rH PAcE-6th COL
PERSONAL-1sr PAGE-1st col.
PIANOFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.-1sr PAGE-4th col.
PROPOSALS-1sr PAGE--3d COL.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE-1st and ID col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PACE-2d col.
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BALES Al AUCTlON-7rm PAGE-4th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-fEMAL PAGE-ast and
COL
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kTORAGE-7TH PACE-3d col.
THE TRADES 7rH PAGE-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAGE-2d col.
TRAvELLERS' GUIDk-7ru PARE-6th col
UNFuRNISIIEO ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2D PAGE-3d and 9TH coils.
WANTED To PURCHASE-1sT PAGE-3d col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. SC-7rH PAGx-6th col.
WESTCHESTEK COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LkT--2D PAGE--1st col.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C-7TH PAGR-6th col.
YACHTS, STEAhBOATS. &C.-lOrn PAGE-6th col.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES

4 U0TION HOUSE OF VAS TAssKLL 4 KEAnNEY,
"A ITO AMI SEaa III H4sr 4AE ~! lSrH ST.
nscuIAEv sAFzS e Ssb AHR Da
ioyeght hours given to purchasers to test
Horses Carriages, Harness. blankets Robes &C.. always
OF A11a T1s bxYs sale RIDA
PAIR BAY oARR1AuE 'H HoRsas' shSqa is HANDS HIGH
and yosrs old extra stylish and handy drivers very
ken saddle and single safe for ladies'
uss free from vice Or trick Of any descriptions have
L1on fls 81 Y
s'1 4 essSis' sisi EXTRA STYLISH
syssrs oa very promp. and sxtra drivers perfectly
rsinsman; thoy can trot better 3 minutes, ars FREQ
from vice trick, are reliable IN every respect and
CART ntS IN SSoD obEs 81 SIT sY Jons
3sn5, h AsD nGnLx sa nnMo aaa 5Hows
can t.os close to 3 minutes; las great bottom aud en-
BAY TsSsTisS roSY ia HANDS HIGH YEARS
sy1sh aud ,;Y San sI siO IN 20 sure ladies'
DARS0 bSc%S %x&H RASDs %s YEARS
@ p"anps ' handy s driver - ali day saSse1 AFRAID Of
kind and true % IA ali harness. free from vice. an OzsT.
Ss's:s .sy.S: sss; ; & sSy IL s ~
lady to drve; nus nne long mine ana tuI, anu Is
HANDSOME BROWN MARE, l5}S HANDS HIGH,
years old; kind and true in oil harness; free from
ss has extra style ana action pc n h..
Is afraid Of nothing; can trot close to minutes and
ELRGAxT LANDAU. IN PERFECT ORDER; lined with
pRo@S Se TrS sS S BY yMSSE WGSs BS,ssr is xps HIGH
years old; kind and true In all harness; tree from
vice very superior roadster; can trot two or three
mile heats and Gun pull u wngon In 2:4o or show q
mile In harness In 40 better when In nir condi-
ton; Is afraid Of nothing; does not pull or lug: Is
sold OF giving road driving, ana
BAY COUPE OR uARRIAGE HORSE. I5A HANDS
from u very fne family horse has NO trick or
fault OF any kind; Is rapid traveller; afraid of moth
ing; has great bottom and endurance and IL w"rran-
BAY HORSE, l5A HANDS HIGH, 8 YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness free from vice; free,
traveller and warranted sound
FIVE GLASS LANDAU. IN PERFECT ORDER,
built BY Brewster, Of BrooWe ne, s. rvr coyn,r,v
SIDE BAR TOP WAGON. ALMOST NEW, BUILT BY
SPRING BaETT. VERY LIGHT; PEREECT ORDER;
LANDaw, S. ~ IN S'Asi rERSEcT CONDITION. TRIMMED
rsaaEp %lT cEiSsos
ooufS sS'i aoQKx%AY. . IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY
ALSO 4 QUANTITY OF DOUBLE AND SINGLE HAIR
ness, all made by Wood Gibson. and good lot
OF imported dress and quarter Blankets; u complete
TOP PsiS 'PosS FHAEToSs. TOP slDE.BAR ROAD
TOP Full SPRISN WAGONS. ROcKAwAYs, sc.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. IN PEKFECT ORDER,
built by j. B Brewster Co.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY WOOD
SALE "CeSsi CoSMsNcEs AT 10 O'CLOCK
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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by thorough knowledge OF the natural laws which
the operations oi digestion and nutrition and by
careful application OF the line properties of well selected
dclicatcly favored beverage which may many
heavy doctors bills II Is by tho judicous OF such
articles OF diet that constitution be gradually built
until strong enough resist tendency dsens
Hundreds OF subtle maladies floating ready
TO attack wherever there Is weak point We
pure blood and properly noushed Frame "Cvi Service
Gazette.
Made simply with boiling milk.
IN packets and tins I2 lb. and llb.) labelled
JAMES EPPS CO..
homeopathic Chemists.
4S Thresdneedle st. aud ITO Pccadilly. London
Depot In New fork-SMIrH Il VANDERBEk, Park
place For sale by all druggists aud grocers.
EINE RYE wHIsKEy, FOUR YEARS OLD. ~ PER
NvAN BELL IS Chambers st.
IN comprising series Of lectures delivored Kahns Mu
Of Anatomy New York. tho and OF
mature decline showing indisputxby how lost health
he reganed aording clear synopsis ot the mpedments
murrnge ind the treatment 0 and de-
by, being the result Of 20 years experence. Price rs
cents Address the author, Dr. l.. J. KAHN. olco and
residence 81 East 10th ST.. Now York.
SPORTING NG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LIOR sALE-SoME VERY NICE SMALL SKYE TEi-
IL riers. l4S East 38th st., stable No. ~.
NOR sALE-sErTERs AND POINTERS; RED IRISH
Setter. thoroughly broken Black and Iaus Scotch and
Dogs all breeds watch Dogs "f all breeds three
Black aud Tan smallest nnd hAndsomest IN city New
foundland pups. II. GARDNER, ,6S2 Broadwmy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TONY PAsTORs TONY PAST(,k's.
i TILE GREATEST VARIETY SHOW on KARrH.
HAKRY AND JOHN kERNELL.
DELEHANTY AND fIESGLEK
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AAIUsEsIkNTs.

WAAlL.LA.sc,K's.u ,..,~ - ,vsrrr w,,,,cr
isfii. isTa lof aorii aIsr. "a ED, ESD
Nisn;s SY q aws,Gi. Ses nfw psS. isSes''.
SEATS SECURED Two, WEEKS IN ADVANCE;
NIX sSgiaaflf IhsaEs %aEhhcK &aEHa
THE AWFUL DAD
The audience was kept in roar Of Laughter from s. TO
Mr. nsssy YsSs
Mr. % 4. n. m"HAX6. ai. smASNoS. MH ERoNAMD,
sHkER, Miss sci CLARA i safE Mss ai EfsL TnoRN
OLYMPIC rHEArRE. GA BROADWAY.
with NICK RoBERrs' TRppfE and great Clown
Tnh BEST SHOW IN rhE UNIVERSE.
BURLEsouE ana
Admission -. so anl rs ccnts
Mssf; Msss %i's M 81 s@ % nS SATURDAYS
NlLMORE's GARDEN.
s. sA1ons a4sh aAhcn 81 sa. ball.
In 100 consecutive minutes.
NEXT WEEK KxrNsn 5sH SSTf NNrrFranyH 9E TIE RACES
TSnA Sysnis sna ASD nvhSSa
90 cents. Admission. 80 cents.
ASkpIThs of SfsS A..AS SrssA
ihe SALE Of SEATS begin, to-day. ut Xcaasny a.
u n.
g oSGnAXp JIgTALIAN orEMA sEAs9M
o' "hSEA hSD rouh SShsosiri,2h MAriSEhs. s'0'rS
vFH 5FHsS H%H s HaH4s4 9SEEA S9AaIT RESiE
s$: MI; Ss Ssn sAaHlL1I
MAX afH ts pi;;'iE srs iTs''''
Admisson vi 30; reserved seats, 5oc and 81
fos ROW @ sH qs VI ESs Safe %. sss Branch
offices. 7Ol nnd III Broadway, and 23 Union
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. "DlE wALKURE."
Director respectfully Informs tho public that upon
tho %HaSGn Ssm DIsss II ss OPERA COMPANY
Will AosbA2 iSEES xEES1Aa Th Hsf W.T. 81 E ON
For the first time in America Richard Wagner's
| tunes with an increased ORCHESTRA; t,ra;,v
,,RiNG or TIL: NiBELUNGs)
BENEFIT TO1SDhH ~ NME. EvfslFeA SEfl 7o
Seats for tho abovo now at tho Academy Of Music and
WEDNEsDAY. April In Newark
NALYs FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
and no NATTSbE Y hSxR;so SS gYs%
.''''' ' entitled THE FENCES IsoY%Li ~ ''''''''
TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. r.....................Mr SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager. Mr. A. NJ. PALMER
|
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.
-.. -<.<>
VNANTED--COPPER JACKET kETiLI.S. ABOUT 40
w gallons calncIt, Address X. T. SMITH. Astor House
WANTED TO PuRCnAsE-ABOUT 10 YARDS OF
w Bussc velvet Administer Carpet In good condi-
tion. Address CASH, box III Herald office
WANTED TO BUY-A SMALL STATIONERY AND
w Variety Store IN Tho cty bo good living apart
nAantx Address A. q. H.. Herald olhee.
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A
.A.Mr. HORATIO i. CONXELL proprietor Of the ASH:
SsRcxs XSSP sst E KL@ ssn' a s yy % c By
SsJjsSS Hssis aS5S5SASS y 5ss.s.
BELLE D by "rd 0sr
ty seventh wnr West PhadeIphia takes pleasure
superb
pDse snd his o%S SARRIH sHd @
place on nest WednesAay April 4 as II o'clock nt
aad Sss SSa
iSqhe young r Mares snd Gsd"ss of
"aS o Tim e% ss
fssDs spf 81 rs s hs Y s
Of OF al
Al warranted sound and kind and the grit Of Cassus
comet Daniel WsS.:sr and Black sherman. Sscet viii
arrsve at tho mart or exhibition and trial this morn
s sI 'siisr fs .%a s s
srse The ocss ct tho spis Of iIs
in mind sh"i ALL approximations warranted
gwen Ss Stations ooa
A ). YLANDRAU. CAERIAGEs,
ana s4 srGo%e rome St. od ssasd Of ssvstes Coz
fashionable Carriages and Wagons in great variety
prepared 70 0n'i At i"'H 'RHEpucEn PRICES
We mako specially FsT i qSSrE va YsIxPAssESGEn
ave also full line OF Landaus, Iandaules cabrolets,
We now apply the Rubber Cushioned Axle and old
Fine Harness for above vehicles.
n
Carriages, d,s Broadway.
Having divided our stores, formerly and Gso aud
surplus stock of Carriages now in $50
at great reduction cost, TO close them out.
:$s: Sss:: [ss
SSSsssii; Sissaliss as Ts hsssis SAss.s PSs ss1ts
wo have marked each Carriage in plain hsuros.
A FOR SALE At SACRIFICE, TOP PONY
Road Wagon Apply to coaehmnn at stable l2s East
Arages, kocknways, Phaetons, Bugses, Depot and hx
Wagons for sale at manafactuers prices por
regular salo of over T&ESf9 E1b Of
Der OF Road Wagons carraes Express Wagons Paetos
w "S 1"n Il Sf M SONS Scs
York TaticIsal!s. OF Broadway and 3h Enrcs
close a,1 Il NJ. to-day 0''''''
GOoD BUSINESS OpPoRTuNiTY.-roR SALE
Ato settle an estate at q valuation tho Stock of hrst
s%s. ss.s Livery BIoaqVsr @ 10 R%Ss ssss s
At ANY SACRIFICE. HANDSOME ToP WAGON
"a sew.er Improved SPRINGS also SET hne Harness.
A --ON EXHIBITION, ONE or HAMS pArENr
~ .circlar front Rockaways tnc popular carriage
made sns e., The and only am
OF my stock Of Carriages damaged by Ore bargains
HAM. G56 Broadway
A SEVEN HORSES; SUIT FARMING. TRUCKING
A.or any business. oaI West 2ist st. near 10Th av.
A FOR sALE-A BROWN COUPE OR FAMILY
N Horse, ~ hands igh free aud stylish driver;
Coupe. Harness, Blankets, &c. will sell separate il d.
sold Though death OF Apply ut Metropolitan
Stables. Crosby IT., between Bic ckcr and Houston
A FOR SALE, BAY MARE. SIX YEARS OLD. Is
"A anas hgh very stylish driver ana good saddle mare;
better than three ard Is the
tid 20 ride drivc warranted sound sold Tor
fnult, owner leaving city Apply l50 Crosby st.,
Eiccckcr
A FOR SALE SIX HORSES SUITABLE FOR
~ strnck farmer or any business, at halt valuc
ranted good workers. trial given. 30 Bceckcr
ST., near Bowcry, in the rear
A ONE OF THE FINEST BROWN COUPE HORSES
"A Elm this city, years, 1874 hamos sound aud
kind Without tsult. Wost l3th st.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON.
\ 10, 81. % and - 18th 81.
near University place.
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UUTION HOUSE OF vAN TAssKLL 4 KEAKNEl
"A ITO AND III EAST 18TH ST..
NEAR iTH AY.
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY,
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GUS WILLlAMs, HARRIS AND CARRoLi-
MISS CLARA MuORr THE BlsSNETT3
AND TONY rAsToHs GREAT TKourE
MONDAY, APRIL =. Will APPEAR TONY PAsrORa
0REAT cnMrANy, is voNNEoTioX WITH
GEORGE :. KNIGHT, sAN DEvERE.
l25 CELEBRATED SPECIALITY ARTISTS.
HOUSES CROWDED TO TIE DOOR.
SECURE SEATS FOR TIE GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY
ORCHESTRA CHAIRS AND PRIVATE BONES
SECURED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
UPOOLE h DONNELLY.... .Lessces and Managers
RESERVED SEATS, &c., secured two weeks In ads ance
RESERVED SEATS. Soc. secured weeks In advance.
brilliant Success Repeated Recalls OF the Artists.
UNTIL FCRTHER EOTiCE,
THR BEAUTIFUL EMOIIOAAL PLAY, In Ave acts
MISS MuL1ON.
MISS MUTTON.
MISS MULfON.
MARSTON'S SPLENDID UNION SQUARE SCENERY.
Bjou Heron Mss Kate Meek, Mrs wilkins. Miss Louise
Sylvester, Mcssrs. Piercy. phipps Wilkes, &c.
MArINEEs "WEDNESDAY. .ANb SATURDAY.
EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE EASTER MONDAY.
EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE EASTER MONDAY.
=" IN SUNDAY EVENING A NoVEi.TYe ''"
J. II. BROWN, TIE WORLD-FAMED MIND READER.
IN HIS ENTERT AIMING EXPERl nENTAL LECTURE-
DOWERY THEATRE. FRIDAY MARCH 10.
ID Farewell Benefit OF the eminent emotional actress
MISS ADA GRAY.
Will appear in both Of tho celebrated dramas.
ARTICLE AZ and
RUTH TKEDIETr: or, CHARITY.
GRAND EAST LYNNE MATINEE, Saturday. at 2.
CTEINWAY HALL. TELEPHONE CONCERTS.
Transmission OF music by telegraph
Triumph o American science.
Mr. Maurice Stak0sch has the honor or announcing that
the first public performances Professor Elisha Gray's
marvellous
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things to study and ADMIRE. Springs break
forth from the mountain gulches and flow in
brooks toward the plain below, fructifying
the earth along the way, SO that the bushes
look green and thrifty, and flowers bud and
bloom, and exhale their fragrance to waste
on the summer air. Cattle and horses are
dotted on the hillsides. feeding on bunch
Rrnss, the dipinutive whirl-wind raises a
sisnder spire of dust in the valley below
which looks like the spiral smoke of . camp
fire, and, lastly, our road, dimly seen, winds
down the steep declivities toward the Setas
I'D i Lost to view oyer the top Of . distant
hill
JACK NoRcAys.
After three hours camp among the vii
lovs pear the purling wster Of the Setas,
hogpss md party were rested and refreshed,
~ ride on over the level surface of the Sim
80 Reservation, prairie chickens and sage
hsns IN abundance, everywhere, and rye
srass IN some places feet high, and stop for
a. nisht It the milk ranch Of Jack Morgan.
0snsrsss hospitality: thy name IL Morgan
Low Of cattle and song Of birds,
And health and quiet and
runss HUNDRED GALLONS o. MILK.
ssWhet . dish % 1T bsloss kiag!' Mr.
No. makss butter on large scals. He
niISS 10 epvs I'D pats his buttsr N brine.
-. wi1h hi psrlsct as5agsnsats for nan.
o6as1sriAg - issyhG Il Fsnains swsst I'D
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My Dear Cosmopolitan:
In your reply to me you start out by say
itg that have ceased my moaning. 80
had Cos. (excuse my familiarity, Cos, we are
the best of friends), but you have started me
again. Now, Co.'S, darling, you know us
hard to kick against nothing, but want 70
ask you question or two. You say you
was not in town when Russell died. Now,
when you are in town, where do you liver
Give street and number. What Is your oc,
cupuation? You say that Mrs Russell asked
no favors of the County. Do you mean to
say, Co.'S, that those little bills were PAID
against her consent! Now, Co.'S, that's too
thin. Why, It's thinner than bran porrldge.
It is, indeed.
Now, Co.'S, you say the County is rich,
that it owns the whole of Clarke County,
but you know its paper is below par. Now
Cos, you are one of the people and, hence,
you own part of Clarke County. Which
part is yours Cos! Have you paid the taxes
on your part? How much did you pay!
Suppose every man and woman in the County
paid just as much taxes as you do, how much
would it all amount to?
Now, Co.'S, speaking of collections, of TAX
ing up one for the County. Good thing.
How much would you give Perhaps you
hav'nt much money. How would it do if
you would subscribe Galvanic Shock!
Now, Co.'S, my love, talk is cheap, but it
takes money to buy bran mush, and you
know it does. My dear Cos, don't you
think it would be better if men would just
stop twaddle and 60 to work. Be something,
and do something, and amount to something.
Something that has more get up and sub
stance than bran mush. Farewell, pet. Be
good, pay your taxes, pull off your coat and
60 to work, pull down your vest, wipe off
your chin, and if you want to talk some
more, "hire hall, in short, be good boy
and you may get married some day. Come
and see me some time, Cos.
Yours Affectionately, TAXPAYER.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-07-19
Sheriff'S. Sale of Real Estate.

BY virtue of writ Of execution issued out OF
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of Washington Territory, holding terms
ut Vancouver, and to me directed, which said
writ of execution was issued for the enforce
ment OF certain judgment had and given in
the Justice Court Of NJ. T. Hathaway, Justice
of the Peace in and for Lincoln Precinct Clarke
County, Washington Territory, on the I'd day
Of July, A. d. 1877, in u certain cause then and
there pending before the said Justice Of the
Peace, wherein j. A. McElhaney was the Plain
tiff, and w. w. Wandel was the Defendant,
which said judgment was given in favor of the
said j. A. McElhany, for the sum of ninety
seven dollars and ffty-seven cents ($97.57) in
United States gold coin and costs of suit taxed
at two dollars and fifty cents (S2.5O), and exc
cution was issued therefor. by said Justice OF
the Peace, on the Sd day Of July, A. ID. 1877
and returned on the 9th day of July. A. d. 1877,
unsatistied for want Of personal property Of
Defendant, whercupon the said Plaintiff took
transcript of said judgment and filed the same
in the District Court, on the 10th day OF July
A D. 1877, and ut the same time made and filed
an affidavit in said court that the said Defend
ant has real estate in Clarke County, Washing
ton Territory, subject to execution, the above
described judgment in the said Justice Court,
thereby becoming Judgment in the said Dis
trict Court
have this day, for want of personal prop.
erty levied upon the following described real
estate, namely: Inc east one-hall Oh the north
west one-fourth dissection twenty-nine (29), in
Township No. four az North, Of Range No.
one ~ East. containing eighty acres, more or
less, said lands being in the County Of Clarke,
Washington Territory.
Notice is hereby given that will, on
Friday, the 17th day of August, 1877,
at the hour Of IL o'clock meridian of the said
day. at the Court House door In Vancouver in
the said County of Clarke, sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder for cash in United
States gold coin, all Of the estate, right, title
and interest Of the said w. w. Wandel in and
to the above described real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said
Judgment, costs and accruing costs.
j. II. FLETCHER,
Sheriff Of Clarke County. w. T.
Dated, Vancouver, w. T, July 18th, 1877.