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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05

HoT BosToS BROWN BREAD on Sun
day morning at the Eureka Bakery.
Leave your orders for delivery during
the week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-05

Four POUNDS of good Costa RIGA
coffee 81 and eight pounds of c
sugar for 81 can be had at o. A. Nc
Callister's, on Front street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.

A meeting OF the American Humane
Society, originally known us the Society
for Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals,
was held in Baltimore on the 18th inst,
and presided over by its great author
and champion, Mr.. Bergh of New York.
In the course OF the proceedings MIR.
Bergh took occasion to say that in lis
connection with the work he had OBJ
served that less support had been re-
ceived from the clergy than from other
classes-that aid from the clergy was an
exception. He further opposed having
any provision for raising money. lie
wanted members to pay their own eH-
penses. The society in New York, he
asserted, had never cost one cent for
legislation, and where money was
spoken OF il smelled OF corruption. In
his State it was callel Sugar, and he
was opposed to sugar.
II ever there was philanthropist
who has given life and means to 4 sin
gle purpose, and stuck to it with an cx-
elusive tenacity, Mr. Bergh is entitled to
such distinction; and ii there is a horse
heaven hereafter, he will have Il free
pass into the innermOst courts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
HAYES BACKBONE.

The exact degree oi stiffness with
which Hayes backbone is fortified has
been more thoroughly tested 10y the
goading he has received from high Re-
publican sources since the election, than
ever since he occupied the executive
chair. 1t is confidently believed on one
side that that important member has
manifested some flexibility toward a
surrender of his southern policy,
and on the other side, il is claimed that
the stiiiening process in the opposite
direction has been overione, and that
he is beginning TO realize that those who
are goading him to throw broader man
tie over the negro in the South have for
an object, not so much the amelioration
OF the condition of the negro as to press
an advantage and use the Presidential
office to add dignity and character to 4
mere strategic move Tor advantage oil
position. Verify there is no more con-
spicuous tact in the las, campaign than
that the voluntary, uninterrupted negro
vote OF the South is Democratic, and
none that is harder for the average Re-
publican to swallow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
WOMEN AS VOTERS.

The only practical example of female
suffrage that has yet been made by any
State or Territory is to be found, at
present, in Wyoming. The results do
not seem to have furnished much occa-
sion for compliment or chagrin either
to the advocates or opponents OF the
measure, as neither sect have made
much noise over it.
Only one woman in the Territory has
ever been elected to Office, and no other
has ever been sought by them. There
are but few among the women who
ever care to exercise the privilege. The
novelty having worn of, they are con-
tent with the simple distinction of
having to say that they once cast bal
lot. Aseparate voting place is provided
for them where they will not be EN-
barrassed or jostled by the crowd, and
yet il is said that only women OF the
town" who come to give favorite
patron boost are ever seen To eNer-
else their privilege except on some special
occasion when drummed up by eager
politicians. The law might therefore
be considered q dead letter and the
much coveted right vi the strong mind
ed female is only valuable so long as il
il beyond reach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
MoRGANTOwN NOTES.

A FOURTEEN year old boy, named Ed.
Slosser, was arrested on Saturday for
stealing bed, but was discharged upon
returning it.
THE Commercial Hotel has been for
mally opened and promises to be sue
cess. One of the managers, Mr.. j. VI.
Wood, is well known in this city.
THE cornet band will give an enter
tainment on Thanksgiving evening, and
the holder of the lucky admission ticket
will receive Il handsome piece of silver
ware.
KEMPLE's lecture WASH I much Ofasuc-
cess, his style not seeming to he par
ticularly popular.
CAss district voted against railroad
subscription, but those who are anxious
for the success OF the road will work for
private funds.
THE College reporter OF the Ns~ Do
minion falls upon kemple with mighty
weight for ridiculing the College, facul-
~, &c. He calls him a tramp lecturer
and suggests for him the nom de plume
OF simple Simon"
KASAwHA ITEMS.
THE Kenna hunting party killed seven
deer and one bear.
The grand jury has examined over
$50 witnesses, with more to come.
THE work on the TwO-mile bridge is
rapidly progressing and is uneXcelled
for beauty and workmanship.
THE teachers Of the Charlestown
Union School gave festival and supper
at the State House on Thursday, for the
purpose of raising funds for Il library.
1t was fine affair, music and good
things playing a conspicuous part.
The l.. $. District Court will have
nearly 700 indictments to try, and the
jury still making making up work. Most
of the cases are mOOnshiners and land
troubles.
THE Marshal only had $500 at the
beginning of the Federal Court on
Thursday of last week, and unless he
succeeds in getting an additional allow
ance the Court will have to adjourn be-
fore its work is half done.
WHEN it was reported that the grand
jury iiitu iOullu upWaIuS vi SeNVH HUH
bred "true bills, a Charleston lawyer
suggested that an indictment be found
against the Third District OF West Nir-
ginia," and thus "let no guilty man
escape. '-Gd.ette.
The ladies' OF the NJ. +. church, South
of Sissonsville will giveasupper, Thurs
day, November p, 1873, for the purpose
of raising funds topay off the debt Of
their church.
THE next Legislature will have a
Kitchen, but no bedroom; a Newman,
but no old woman; u Rymer, but no
poet; Post, but no sign; Butcher,
but no pork Rock and Hill, but no
mountain; Gum, but no artillery; a
Penybacker, but no loaf; Butler, but
no porter; Il Steward, but no chamber
mail. Rihp gazette.
Yes, and Tarr, but no barrel, a Bell,
but no clapper; Hare, but no rabbit; a
Fisher. but no fish; Sheppard, but no
sheep; Tony, but no pastor; u Carter,
but no cart IIea l'inyinim.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Good Advice to Both Parties.

The party organs of both sides arr
very busy Just now showing by col
umns OF election figures how each may
can or must win in 1850.
The Republicans, ignoring the fact
tina, they have but lS3 votes in the mex,
House out Of total Of aaS, and that
they will lose their present control OF
the Senate, vigorously count up 2lS
electoral votes for themselves, against
lS ior the Democrats, and cry on,
'Glory: lets hoist the bloody shirt"
The Democrats point out that their
opponents carried Ohio by plurality OF
lees than $3.50 and by only $4,000
votes out al aS9, O0n. the total cast; that
thew carried New York by a plurality OF
about ~ 200. and only with the help OF
the Tilden Democrats, and that in gen
eral the Democratic defeat is not ire
trievabh.
Under these circumstances, and con-
sidering the hmentable disposition OF
the great and increasing mass of indie
pendent voters To vote rs they please,
we are benevolently moved to give both
parties a piece vt advice. There was
once Machiavellian schoolboy who re
marked to his young chum, "Neyer lie,
unless YOU know the whole ease. When
I don't see my ground entirely clear i
always tell the truth. II is the only
safe way" So We sdyise both PARTIES
In their present situation their only
safe course IN 10 be honest and TO seek
their own success by determining TO
serve the best interests Of the county,
Nt,e Yonk HtruA. aN'4 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
NTWApvHRTIoEMEMTs.
Ranular Tuesday Packet
Commissioners Sale.

In The Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
LewisS Jordan aud John Z. McKennan,
William s. Campbell, trustee. Theodosla Ne
Giunis. Commercial Bank and l.. ;. Jordan.
trustee, .--L. 80 .r
IN CHANcERS.
The undersigned special commissioners here
BY give notice that by virtue Of the authority
vested In them by decree made by said Court
I'm above entitlsd cause on the 9th day OF Sep
TENDER. 1878, they will, on
MONDAY, THE s;Rb DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. ISIS. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. sell
atpublic auction, to the highest and best bidder,
at the front door OF the Court House OF Ohio
county in the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia, all
that piece of ground In said city, which Is bound
ed as follows: beginning at the southeast corner
OF Madison (now 10th aud Market streets thence
south with Market street twcnty-nine ieet more
or less, TO the frame house once owned ana occt-
pied by Samuel e.. Robinson; thence towards
The east parallel with Madison street Seventy-two
feet: thence parallel with Market street 10 Madl-
SON street. and thence with Madison street to the
place of beginning.
On said ground il the elegant three story brick
blu ding lately occupied by Mn. Theodosia Nc,
Ginnis at the southeast corner OF Madison ana
Tenth streets.
TERMS OF sALE-One third OF the purchase
m )ney and rs much more rs the purchaser may
Gle 4 TO pay i'm cash on the day of sale, ana the
balance In three equal payments, al six, twelve
and eighteen months after the day OF SALE l0r
which deferred payments the purchaser shall
give the undersigned bonds bearing interest
from the day of sale with good personal security;
and the title to be retained until the whOle Oi
the purchase money is paid coon
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
J. {, HEgvEY, Aucti0necr. no!s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
SECTIONALISM.

"Sectionalism was killed last Tuesday,
and long before 1880 the Solid South
and the Solid North will be forgotten
terms" &.
This is the language of 4 representa-
tive Southern man, elected TO
Congress in the late campaign
from the city which, during the war
Of the rebellion, was the capitol
OF the Southern Coniederacy. General
Johnston occupies a. high and infuen-
tial q position in civil affairs to-day
among his people rs he did ~ a military
leader years ago. lie has rs much right
10 speak for the people OF the South as
BLAINE or CoNEIISG has to speak for
the North. Ii he is not a representative
man OF the former section, il would be
difficult to find man who can
be said to occupy such a
position in the latter. He has re-
ceived their sutirages ior one OF the
most important offices in the Govern
ment. They are devotedly attached to
him, and his opinions are taken up and
heralded from one section OF the coun-
try to the othe other by the press, both
South and North.
He is the representative man OF the
"Solid South" vet the first TO raise a
voice against the sectional luminosity
which the irreconcilable leaders OF
"Solid North" are laboring to keep alive.
We do not attempt to contradict the
fact that the result OF the late elections
have made sectional strife al
most necessity. We have seen
the division OF political parties in the
National Congress divided also by sec
tions. We have seen too, that the dis
position Of Northern politicians to Use
such result as q tit occasion, to ian the
old coals OF sectional hatred intoa white
heat, would not be lost. The bugle
notes lave Founded. The bloody shirt
is beipg touched up with new tints, and
all the malicious machinery OF a past
day isbeipg put in motion. hssFsr &
That such is the manifest disposition
ii the acknowledged leaders Of the Re-
publican party, We need not argue. No
one who reads or listens will have an
honest doubt about it. And We want
the country to take note OF the attitude
and animus Of the two sections, that the
responsibility may ~ whore 3 elongs
Let the country remember thH this
sectionai anisnositf = inss berat
unwise and unpatriotic in -Aaasacha-
sets as in South Carolina. Let M re-.
now,that while the fre Of, sec
tionalism il being assiduously fed by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Northern leaders, we have, from the
representative aSn of what lscalled the
ssgolid South" such sentiments as
thesesa>w -. Sssg1szr sZ
"wifbouk any advice at on upon the
qnestion, ! willSyenture to BAY that the
attidude sof tfle gentlenen from the
Southern States will'be such as TO dis
appoint the irreconcilables OF the sppo-
sition. who have, I see, already begun
an effort to array solid North against a
solid South. We will probably have lit
tie to say in reply TO Radicals Of this
stamp. Our acts will speak more en-
phatically for us. Sectionalism was
killed last Tuesday, and long before 1886
the "solid South" and the "solid North"
will be forgotten terms. The people OF
the South have known for thirteen years
that the war was at an end, hut these
long range Radicals and latter-day war
riors cannot, seemingly, be brought to
a realization of this fact. The revival ol
the charges that il is our settle policy to
saddle the war debt OF the Conie'ieracy,
upon the country is absurl-contempti-
bly, so-and it passes my comprehension
how any intelligent reader can receive
such reckless inventions with patience.
The South is now as close a part OF the
Union rs is New England; Virginia has
the same interest in the general pros
perity OF the country as Massachusetts,
and her Representatives, and the Rep
resentatives OF the South will be found
to be as active in support OF all measures
tending to the general good OF all Sec
tons OF the country as the gentlemen
from Maine or Vermont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

4 NEW plan OF heating street cars has
JUS, been put on trial. The invention
consists OF two reservoirs, one on each
side OF the car near the middle, from
which an ordinary steam pipe extends
around the car. The reservoirs are filled
with steam or water heated by steam,
and are said to maintain uniform
comfortable temperature in the car for
two hours trip, at cost OF about two
cents day. The Elm Grove line, at
least, might use the invention with pro-
iii to themselves, and incalculable com
tort to passengers for their long, freez-
ing trips.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

THE initial number of the Wheeling
.Ners- Letter made its appearance yester-
day. II promises to be what its name
indicates---a newsy, letter-!ike visitor,
giving the freshest general and local
news in spirited and readable style.
Its typographical appearance and ar
rangement is just what might be exA
pected company OF practical printers
would make destructive and faultless.
The general plan OF the enterprise is
foreshadowed in it's salutatOry as fol-
lows:
The Wheeling Nrws-L Letter il started
bya company Of nine practical! printers,
on the cooperative plan. Their object
is to supply the people with a good Sun
DAY newspaper, and at the same time
secure sufficient recompense for their
labor.
The paper will contain each week the
latest news by telegraph, from all parts
of the world, through the Western As
ISOLATED Press-a facility possessed by
no other Wheeling iournal--all the I'M
portant local events, choice miscellany,
fearless editorial comments on current
topics, and the whole presented in a
manner 80 acceptable rs to make the
Mus Letter ,Pre-eln'nently the paper Tor
the people"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Or the l4S Democrats elected to the
4G,h Congress, So are new men. Vi the
l33 Republicans elected54 are new men.
The Greenbackers are all new men,
and the 10Th Congress will have there
fore lI5 new members out OF total OF
293. Twenty-one OF the SO new Demo-
Gratis are from the Northern States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

ZAcHCHAxDLER says he went to Wash
ington to stiffen the Presidents back
bone. That, he asserts, was the aim and
endof the long conference.-the was la
boring with the President. and II now
there iskos,e any change in the South
ern policy, ii any manifestations OF re-
morse in the future conduct OF the
Administration, OF course, ZAcu didit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

THE New Haven Board of Education
have decided, by vote OF seventh one. to
keep the old uniform plan OF religion In
the public schools. The liturgy propos-
ed by committee OF clergymen Was
thereby rejected. One Catholic out OF
,wo members voted with the majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Train, leaving Columbus at 3:UH ~ shh ~
A. Y. mn daily. Through fbiesgo ftF'r,
with sleeping cnr attached Leaves '9lgmtnS w.
daily except SUNDAY. at 5:top y. hntg ~
ChIcago nj 10 next morning. BsIus esh
cured In advance q, IDiDn Depot t@Asi "n'''
Columbus.
Pullman drawing RON sleeping csr' ihfongn
without change from st.uben,ille alta ylut,
bus, 90 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndlsnAI>'i" s"'
- Louis. -,,I,,
For through tirkets. bagzage thesa. afsp',1
car accommodations. dr.. apply u J"'y
B.lleyille, Ticket Agent at Pan Handle ~
foot Of Eleventh street or nj city TifksI UNIV
under MeLurr House wheeling
u. W. Caldwell, General Nansgsr ,oiu.,s,
o.: :. ". F.ltDn, jr., General rut~nD'rn, s'ls
Pittsburgh Pa: W J.. OBrieD, Genera -"
ger and Ticket Agent, Columbus. o. RII
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Steubenyille accommodation leaves Bellair a,
AS T.. NJ. Bridgeport nj go, and arrive, nj Nlru
bcnville nj 6.ij p ".
Leaves Steubcnvillc at $40 4. ", bridegroom
al I'D A. NJ: arrive al Bclaire NJ y::SA.N
Tickets and baggage cheeks Ia all principal
points in the Fast and West cnn De- prrurri ri
the Mon Ticket once. Mcclure IIou>s. Nh,t
ing. and at ticket Office In bridgeport.
r. X. MNEkN
mao General Passenger & Ticket Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

THE charges OF violations in the general
election laws In the South, which are
being heaped up for political purposes, at
Washington, are to be reinforced by m
shutting series Of suits on this account
by the United States authorities, in New
Orleans and South Carolina. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

No. 10, on Saturday night, has no oonnec,.n
for Chicago or Sandusly.
Pullman Palace. Drawing Room and sleenlr,
Cans on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all noInr>
South and Southwest. North AMI Norbve>,
making this u desirable roule Tor cnloniSi, AMI
persons moving Ia the great West, and 10 whom
particular attention is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBU RGH AND BALTINoRE
DIVISION.
Leave " hceling.. 4. ". l2j Pm
Triadelphia Accommodation
Leave Wheeling ...........--..6'i0A A. " J.OPp
Tickets To all principal points on sale a, dem,
ONCE open at All hours during the day.
Information Ia the travelling public cheerful,
given. W. VI. CLEMENTS. MOTT
X. 7. pENERlES, General Agent. Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
STATE MISCELLANY.

AuAN named Flowers was married
in Petersburg last week Wewili soon
hear Of q lot OF little birds
THr burglar fiend is loose in Wood
county, but as there are no Stewards
there the dead may rest undisturbed
A GRAFTON man recently got square
meal at Morgantown. and now swears
by the great horn spoon, that the
"Athens OF West Virginia is unsurpass-
ell for its Dinners" 1F G,4
WHEELING is blowing about the ex-
-tensiyeness of her cigar trade, but she
can't beat Clarksburg. Ed McConkey
sends stoyies regularly to Chicago, the
Black Hills and California.-Ciartsburg
Neics.
+ BrcKHASSoy is working up a literary
society. ,Itwantsone badly II wanted
the State Capital once, and one OF its
orators thought ''Buckhannon is the
most centralest pint in the State, and
offers more deducements nor any other
place"
CmARIEsrowN is afflicted; it harbors a
harbarous poet. He turned his crank
and wrote the following for al envelope
address: s.s H.H -.f
For Miss Lizzie II. Nelson this intend,
SD will you. please sir, with dispatch send,
Please leave this opposite 220 Lanvale Street.
Near 10 where II and Myrtle Avenue do meet
This TO Baltimore must 60
So don't think OF saying no"
THE Monroe Register says that on
Wednesday an arrest for illicit distilla-
ton was made on Bluestonc at u MIR.
Lilly's house, by Deputy United States
Marshal J. r. Shaver and his assistant,
Robert Maxwell, OF Raleigh county. As
the posse passed down the river with
their prisoner, two shots were dis
charged from the bushes near them, but
nobody was hurt. Mr.. Shaver thinks
he knows who the would-be murderers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. R.
Condensed Time Table.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May l., lS5S all traias daily lex
ccpt sunday.
3 Through trains 10 PittSbuR
Through Trains 10 Cleveland.
Through trains 10 Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars between Wclsyillr ana
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cans on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati L st. Louis

RAILWAY-PAN.HAN ROUTE
Time table for East and West, November II,
ISIS Trains leave Pan Handle DeI0t, fest ri
Eleventh street. near public landing, daily, ~
Crpt sunday NJ follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

TIE Tyler h.dspsadeat lathe name OF
a new paper published at Sistersville
in that county, and edited by Rev. J. B.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18

Is the absence of any official report
from the Yellow Fever Commission, We
are simply and singularly asked to con-
clude that all they have discovered. and
all they recommend is the necessity OF
strict National quarantine. They are
said to hold that yellow fever sis not
indigenous in the atmosphere in any
part of the United States" Some Of
these fever districts, however, will he
slow to conclude that the very simple
and easy process ofmaintaining quaran-
tine during the fever season will secure
them absolute relief from the scOurge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
Notice to Taxpayers.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
WHEELING, W. VA. Nov. Ii, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that CITY TAXES and
WATER RENTS are now due. Interest will he
charged thereon at the rate OF 10 per centum per
annum on and after January !, 1879
nOvl6 ALEX. CPDEGRAFF, City clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-18
STEAM BoATS.
FOR CHARLESTON.
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE rNITEr
i States for the District az West virginia, ID
Bankruptcy. ia the saatier Of Charles A. Reed
bankrupt 49, sta.g.. as 8.
To whom IL msy Concern: ,a.,..sa 4
The undersigned, re. Barr. hereby gives no
Tee Of hin appointsncat ss Assignee OF the essaaz
OF ohio. in aid District, and Who vas, 90 wii:
on the nth day OF september, A, y. lSsS ID.
Judged bankrupt upon his Own pedtipn-
4 Dated e wbeelisg Ehs lslh dsy q Noygaber
a, ID. ls7A 80 : $3.50 X q. BARR -
noooaND 1A1gnes
BOSTON BAKED B1AlgHs q
Tax W1IJ194. ssz
nos Cor Nsskes "a rossssshsh 81
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