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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
The Late Captain o'Neil, OF steu.
Denville.

Denyille.
From a speech by ]. H. 8. Trainer.
Capt. o,Neal was born on the 18th day
of November, A. D. 1907, in Loudon
county, Virginia. Before reaching full
manhood he, with his kind parents, took
up q residence in this our beautiful city,
aud from the year 1923 until his death be
was a resident Of this the city Of steuben-
vile. To the youthful 0'Neal the waters
OF the Ohio, the river OF beauty and
charms, had q fascination, and in boy
hood, at the age Of twenty, he embarked
on It's bosom, thereon TO gain an honor
able livelihood. From that time un-
i'll his demise he was found on It's
placid waters, in the capacity Of engineer,
pilot and captain on some OF the gallant
steamers that foated on its bosom. For
the last fifty years prior 10 his death he
had been identified as a river man, and
few il any were better or more tayora-
bly, known than Captain 0Neal along
the waters Of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers. No man OF the river can be
found who will speak disrespecttully OF
him; all esteemed and respected him for
his moral worth and character. Upright
aud honorable In his dealings with them,
g~entlemanly but positive and plain in his
manner and department, he won the con.
fdence and respect Of all shipping men
TO such an extent that the word OF Cap.
tain 0'neal passed where the bond oil
others would have been refused.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
Congressional District.

PoRr HURON, o, April !, 1878.
Editors I~utsllseSeeE
As "itemsn are always in request 10 a
we'll conducted paper fdrop you afew.
Our Democratic ~ Legislature has
taken . fancy to rearrange our Congress
sional districts, 90 as 10 make them pan
out Democratic.
We are 10 be 10 remodelled that this
district will reach from the mouth OF
yellow Creek TO Psrkersbnrg on the
river. and two counties back among the
hills, Hisa wonder that the Democratic
statesman that originated that bill did
mot include the lower part OF West Viz
Talking Of politics, reminds me that
|the coming man for Gongress Is ex'Judge
Martin, Of %Steubenville. The Judge IL
an able lawyer, was one Of the boys 10
blue.p has q good army record and will,
II elected, make more than an average
member Of Congress. II ability, honesty
and worth are the great requisites Tor
nomination, he Il sure to win.
Business generally Is improving. The
brick trade Il looking up. Wheat was
never better. Fruit buds are badlyda On
aged by the late frost. FARMER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02

LITTLE MARY P.,s father had gone to
to Europe. Daring his absence she pray.
ed continually for him that God would
take care Of him and bless him. % bis
return she ceased praying for him. sWhy
don't you pray for father now r asked
her mother. ave have got him atihome
now, and we can take care Of him our
selYes.R
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Fits CURED.

Dr.. Browns great pr~eseIiptouior Epilepsy hav-
ing now been tsSted In ever 10 900 eanll Iittoat q
failure, he haI inside up bis mlnd 70 mako The 10.
nGdIsntS knaVn 70 al sufferers Tree d charge.
Addr1sl OF. o PRRtPs Brown, Grand Street,
JerSsy CITY, Nd nris-e0dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-02
Ii nm MAN LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
New York 10 Queenstown and Liverpool,
Every thursday or Saturday.
very ] thursday or Saturday.

7bu T0lL.
CRY oP yLIs-.,y49l CRY OF BEusaEts.-.S1I
CITY OF RIciINOap-A6O7'CTTY OF INV foRK-2Q0
CITY oP GHEsTER ..4sG6ICIrY oH P ms .....--.a0sl
CrTY oY M~oSTRHAL-iiVOI CIR OF bRooEtrs-29'l
These magnificent s,elrneiS. built In wstertight
eonpar'msntsLar are among the Itropgod, largest and
fastest on the Atlantic.
Ths saloons are luxuriGusly furnlShcd especially
we'll lIghud ard vealiiBt0d, ard take up The whole
Wid b q the ship. The principal stAtero1ns are
amIdships, forward OF the CpSineh NBtre lest
noise and motion u teltapd ere rsPlete With every
comfort, having ali lattst Improvement double
The The cuisine ha alSars been a specially Of thl,
Line.
smoking and bathrooms, HlrberS ihopl, ptanCs,
lIhrlTes, DC, pfoyiiHl.
Tho steerage Accommodation cannot b. EIcsllsd.
PaHetsen Of this class III dad their Ccmlort and
phVIey PutlealAfly studied, pnd the proyIlscnini
unsurpassed
For rates Of passage And other information, tp.
ply 10 IoHa O DALE, Agsat,.
Is EaUhlEay rev York.
Or 10 Jse. BILLIE; Tn9s. UsEfks, Wheeling
tHlIsHdd f |.
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Averaged PERIOD OF CESSATION.

The following table showing the aver
age period Of CESSATION of the various
Kinds Of farm stock, will be found very
convenient for reference. Mares vary
considerably from the averaged period,
and the same 10 true, but in a less degree,
with cows; but, as we approach the small.
er animals and shorter periods, the vari-
alton constantly grows less:
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III pHONoGKApH.

The witty man OF the New York Tina
has explained, In his usual felieitous man.
ner, the remarkable advantages we shall all
reap from the photographers instrument
by which, II Is claimed, the tones OF the hu.
man voice can be preserved and repro.
duced hundreds OF years hence. Accord
ing TO the Times editor all our great men
at least their voices and words will under.
90 q process OF "bOttltng," and tin the
years to be- the American host will treat
his guests 10 q bottle OF Talmage or Anna
Dickinson, Just as he nov treats them TO
Hsidsick or Mnmm's Extra Dry. II DR..
Pierce could have all the encomiums that
have been bestowed upon his Golden Medi-
cal Discovery and Pleasant Purgatiye Pei.
lets, as remedies for indigestion, constipN.
ton, torpid liver, or "biliousness, thus
"boitled" and preserved, It would be the
most famous bottle in the world.
SANTA ROSA, SonOma Co., Cal, July 8,
1877.
DIR. PIERCE, Pufalo, N. Y:
Dear Air--Your Golden Medical Discoy.
cry has curcdm me OF an aggravated aztec.
ton OF the skin, after different doctors bad
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mon Sense Medical Adviser.
Yours truly, WA. Il. MARION.
EAEREL STATION o., June 10, 1877.
DR. PIERCE Buffalo, N. VI:
Dear Sir--Your Pleasant PurgAtive Pei
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Ths DAILY I~sTELLIaEnCKR gives all the teie-
graphic and general nsWS o~btainaole by any other
Journal Ii ID emphatieally the btst andtcom-
pleteIt paper 10 the stats. II does not admit any
Thing into its columns unit for the ere Of ladies
Or children. We Invite . thsl q IT u oniy for one
month, and challenge comparison with any ether
paper In the state.
The WEEKLY ISTELIIGKscKr d taStefully
printed aud e~arefully edited, giving al the impor-
liant news Of the veek, intelisenly oollated and
arranged, together with stories, ehoiea miSeellane-
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70 the needs and tas,es Of farmers and ~Vtllsgers, a.
well a. Of MI othen who cannot afford or take time
70 read 4 daily nsvspsper. Its advertising spaceis
purpoSsly limited, % that Il Is publhhed Tor the
benefited its TcAdes. and sites = large amount Of
good reading matter In every issue. The Market
and Financial reports OF the WKkKLY INTEItI-
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and are alone worth q dozen timeS the price Of the
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14
SPEAREVILLE NEWS.

A new school house is to be built IN the
distric; wssl Of town.
The attendance at Sunday school last Sun
day was very large.
Johnston has been making number OF
sales of railroad land lately.
Davy Williams has his horse trained TO
sit in chair. Where's Barnum
Every day brings the family Of some lone
man who has been baching it.
We like to see it. That is We like to see
the houses all nicely painted.
The land buyers and land seekers are COM
ing in at lively rate, and prospects point
to large increase in the population of Ford
county.
The excursion that arrived last week has
filed the town with strangere, and they all
ssy Spearvilie is the pretuiess town on the
road.
Rev. Father Wolf gave us pleasant call
last Saturday. He is we'll satisfied that
Spesreville has bright future before il, and
tina, Ford county will be one of the richest
in the State. He has selected lots upon
which his society will erect . church al an
early day. He intend. soon TO change his
residence from Great Bend to Ford county.
Churches under hs charge are erecting
church buildings in the Mellikef settlement,
and 1t Windhorst, and will erect one al
Dodge City shortly. Fa her Wolf takes q
hearty interest in the settlement Of the Ar
kansas Valley.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14
BARTON COUNTY.
From the Inland Tribune. ]

Wheat holds iis own 1t 81 cents, and the
present crop viii not be marketed before the
oew crop appears, although it comes in daily
in large quantities.
Thos. Daily, eighteen miles north Of town,
left q sample Of sod corn q our once this
week, which 10 equal to any old ground
corn We have ever seen.
SHEET. n. Brinning sold and deliver.
ed on the Raitlesnake this we~k, Two hun
dred head OF the p, three and fOur yeart
old, IL $3.50 per head. He has eighteen
hundred and fifty bead yet 10 his flock, al
10 good condition. sheep missing in this
country will yet prove . profitable invest
ment.
y Mr.. Dorsey, the young man Who came
out with DR.. Campbell on his return from
Illinois, has been to Dodge and purchased q
herd Of cattle which he is now herdinG
south of Kinsey. He will winter them On
the Medicine. James Campbell is engaged
with Mr.. Dorsey in the stock tusiness
| They are both sctive young men and viii
undoubtedly succeed in the business.
Three hundred and forty-three cars oil
wheat we're shipped from Great Bend in the
month of August. In July about one hun
dred and eighty were shipped In addition
to this, large amounts have been rhipPec
from Eilinwood and Pawnee Rock. Ii viii
be safe to ssy that an average OF three car
each day has bsen sent from each OF thess
stations, making for the month Of Angus
five hundred and twenty-,hree cars fron
this county. Oaly q email portion Of The
wheat hse yet been shipped.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14
DELINQUENT TAX LIST Of FORD
COUNTY.

John McEvella Lots No and NV Or of Ne or
: 10 q X "a and Lots 10 and II Sc or ) L q
RIA.
Tilghman & CARTS Lot q Blk Locust street.
Lot . Blk 3.
Sallie Frazier Lot 5 Blk l, Maple street.
NJ McGufiigan Lot y Blk Chestnut street.
The owners OF the property described in the
above list are hereby notified that the sale OF
said property was unavoidably omit ed on the LIST
Tuesday OF September, ISIS, and that each tract
Of land or city lot described IN said list OF SO
much thereof as may be necessary Tor the pur-
pose) will be sold on the
FOURTH MONDAY OF OCTOBER. ISIS,
Ry the Treasurer of Ford county, at public suc +,
ton for the unpaid taxes for the year. 1877, aud
costs theron, unless the same shall be paid be-
lore the day of said sale.
The sale will take place at the County Treas
urer's office in Dodge City, commencing al IL
o clock. q. m. of said day.
A. B. WEBSTER,
se.-a County Treasurer. Ford county
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14

r. Anderson, oil Iuks, went to Topeka
on Tuesday with a petition to the Cover
nor ssking for the organization of Pratt
county. He informs Us that his county has
population q. 5000 inhabitsnts, and that
there will be no doubt shout sftec;ing an or
ssnizstion.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. SEPT. IA. '7s
FORD COUNTY PRODUCTS.
THE EXHIBITION AT BISMARK
GROVE.

From The Lawrence Tribune Of Sept 9th,
We extract the following fattering account:
un- portion of the Santa Fe exhibition
wonny of special mention is that Of Ford
cou. y. Great melons, squashes, pumpkins
aDc small variety vegetables from what was
. year ago unbroken prairie are to be seen.
FIue specimens Of Alfalfa wheat and rye
from The land that was once Designated the
Great American Desert. The display lie in
charge Of Mr.. Collar, secretary Of the Ter
man Immigration Society, who will be glad
70 NEE, you. The exhibit made BY
FORD COUNTY
was admired BY ali. We noticed black oats
tha, yielded 80 bushels to the ncre. and
Spanish oats that measured 60 bushels. In
the line Of wheat the following enormous
Yields were given: Red May wheat, 26 BUSH
elss Red Flint wheat, fl IA bushels, and
White Flint wheat 81 bushels. This vas
clean and plump, and undoubtedly produces
good -four. Large melons and squaahes
we're exhibited; also some been and turnips
raised by the soldiers al Fort Dodge. A Gu.
cumber 81 inches long, sod corn measuring
IA feekin height, and prairie gras feet
long, excited the wonder Of the farming
elssr, Who have always supposed that the
0reat American Desert was . reality, when,
in fact, Ford county, $50 miles west Of the
6sate line, compares very favorably with our
ewn, when did, rence in sge 10 taken into
consideration. The rain fall 10 reported
abundant. and With . loose population OF
o,OO0, abundant market is furnisned.
E,ou, IN. I.vr.pce Nnnlar6.
The A,chisop. Topeka A Santa Fe build.
in, !. 6Ii.d vi,b ,rsins. er,ssr. and ye,et..
M. f,o. n..,I, s,erv conn,v on N. linz n,
nj. 100 .nd .ome from Cher parts Of The
G.t. IN. .ou,h End a he buildins il de-
voted N the A. TA6F. R. II. Droper
H.,e =. 6na . r.,pt,errv vine nj one yesr'.
.rov,h o. -, in i.ro,b an O.o. o,sn,.
snront ,be heioh, Of he building and onIv
one yesr,s Growth. corn at.lk, II feet hish
and reureeentine field. of mspv acres on
which los bushels OF corn was raised to the
acre, at cost OF eight cents per oushel,
nsae - Sne.. :. sne C sn~ w" =. .a .u..e
S. a., .1 .,a. - ..e ,.,I,.. 1890" -.
Ntuu., e4usrn, pun po, O.:ur,
; -. H"e ~. L,eS..S ."-.I".
e..
- o,s.x" "a S,t.. 49,. Eh;ss 80.
NV, a1 ~ . uN TN. v go, - ~. ID
% efuA' ~ ny o e. 81. "a t..
E a, ~ 1.us ~ LII, A .,.. .. nS;.h !,
ca',e neaa a anu sn,ns en-. 'n ~; =
o.uusn' e .o.1 ~ ,.e LIZ. ~. p .o,I ''''
."I In w n...'.. !. a. % t,s ... ,,a .,l
Il. fo'u Iy ~ o' ~, III s.s., 81.
tne PIouucone uy "onu; ~,
Kla' .d i.n VIC o 60. H.
ecun'!, oov m.'s S@s % .ns ' ~. In h.,
ol,pss n.. Me- ',. Sap ~ ~. t;.o,." -
',:..i~ =. "a 80. h.. ~ ~ ~ me-,
snNy y. ~ H.. 80. -. 500 On.
,on,,hs. "A ;nohss i1ra -a,s,ms,
onr, aiisis, whest' OATS rye miiie' anu cio !,
yer, and last but mol least pumpsios snic'
fairly makes ones mouth water with vision
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14

Mr., Grundmirs, on Sawlog, is putting
on, l7S scre. Of whest this fall.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-09-14

] ohm McEvella Lots No l and NV Or of NE or
: 10 q X "a and Lots 10 and II Sc or ) L q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19

Will positively cure, thoroughly and
VITALITY or Nervous Debility, either
acute or OF long standing, and in either
sex, no matter from what cause pro
Il
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19
LEGAL.
ConstabIe's Sale.

BY virtue of an execution issued out of
Justice j. H. Powell's Court, of Soledad
Township, in the city and county of Los
Angeles, state of California, dated the
@Sth day ofOctooer, 1878, in certain ac-
tion wherein George w. Hayes, as plain
till, recovered Judgment against the
iinney Chub Mining Company, defend
ant, for the sum OF Sl6S 6l and costs OF
suit, taxed at S2i0 70, on the 18th day of
June, 1878, have levied upon the follow
ing described property to wit:
All the right, tile and interest of the
Tinney Club Mining Company in and to
the following descri ped real property, to
wit: That certain tract OF land
being the mining claim of the said ! in
ney Club Mining Company and former
ly known as the Charlotte Quartz Mine,
situated in the Coronel Mining district, in
the county of Los Angeles, State OF Cali
fornia, about twenty miles southeast OF
Ravena, together with the house or cabin
and mill thereon, said mill containing
three arastras. one boiler, engine, watei
tank, and the fixtures and appurte.
nances thereunto belonging, and the
following blacksmith and mining tools
used in working said mining claim, viz
one bellows, one anvil, one vice, one
sledge hammer, three steel bars, one re
tort two lamps and two wheelbarrows.
Notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19

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L and of Consumers is respectfully called
to the following we'll known and SUPR-
RIOR WINES:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19
u. S. Internal Revenue.

NOTICE.-State of California, County
of Los Angeles.-Whereas, the Los Ange-
les Distilling Company, of Los Angeles,
California, have become chargeable with
and indebted to the United States for the
taxes assessed against them, together
with penalties and interest, amounting
in the aggregate TO 6,750 96-l00 dollars. as
per assessment lists of February, 1874,
and May, 1874, and schedule of penalties
and interest ON file in my office: Now,
therefore, by authority from William
Highly, ESQ.,, Collector First District OF
California, have levied upon the distil-
therein, the tract of land whereon the
distillery is located and any buildings
thereon of the Los Angeles Distilling
Company, situated near the easterly end
geles river, in the city of Los Angeles,
said tract of land being described
more particularly as follows: On
the east bank of the Los Angeles river,
State of California. commencing at a
point stake No. ~ 40 feet easterly from
said Los Angeles river and running
thence at right angles southerly 100 feet
feet westerly TO post No. 3; thence at
right angles southerly AZ feet to post No.
4; thence at right angles westerly 81 leet
to post No. b; thence at right angles
right angles easterly so feet to post No. z;
10 post No. s; thence at right angles
easterly 95 feet, to point Of beginning.
And at IL O'Clock A. NJ. on Thursday, the
26th day of December, 1878, in front OF
the Sheriff's orfice, in the city of Los An.
geles, / will sell the above described
property of the Los Angeles Distilling
Comps at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, in satisfaction of said
demand, besides costs and expenses of
levy and sale.
It. s. HALL, Deputy Collector.
Dated Los Angeles, Dee. 2, 1878. d3td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-12-19
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. o.
On this fourteenth day of Decem ber, "A d.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight, before me, a. j. King, Notary
Public in and for said county OF Los An
geles, personally appeared j. W. Torr, G..
i. Torr and John Horner, known to
me to be the same persons whose names
are subscribed to the annexed instrumen
and thereupon j. w. Torr, G. L. Torr and
John Horner duly acknowledged to me
that they executed the same.
In witness whereof, | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official SEAL
at my office in the city and county of Los
Angeles, the day and year in this certifi-
cate first above written.
[Seal. A. j. KING,
Nnfa Ur,h