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The Morning herald., 1878-10-02

Tinyare In every shape AT Simpers, Stb
and Orange. .s i r- og..8
Sutterley copies old plcturesiin colors, 302
Market street. II 3'f,i-.7" }t.9Nl =.
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EnIvoRGEs, In any state, without pub
~ licitys send stamp for the law, g. r
Slkss Chica0o,
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REGISTERS NOTICES.
DEGIsTER's ORDER. "i"'hl-1
IN ;Jal y ,L1.L 81 fi--- '-.-'
REGISTERS OFFICE,

III NEW CASTLE cdSrrY. Sept. u, 1878.
Upon the application OF Rev. Patrick
Riley, Administratof Of Mary A. McCul-
Tough, late of fcWilmingtoni Hundred, in
said County, deceased ID is ordered aud di-
rected by the Register that the Admins.
traitor Aforesaid, give notice of, granting OF
Letters, Of adminfstratto upon the Estate
Of the deces sed, with the date of granting
Ithereef Vbycansing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date Of
such Letters in six Of the most public
places Df the Codnty of New Castle, reqrlif-
ipg PHI persons erso II having demands against
am "A ct or Ass1nb,y y In such case made ana
provided iAndthlso cause the same to be
Inserted within the same period in the
MORNING. HERAttR Il "a newspaper published
IN W1mtngte aud 70 be continued there
In three weeks! feo dj As' s' "'.T7 il
7 ..-.4 III" Giveh hnder the hand and Sea-
( ofOfi g Of the hegistera foresaid.
LIS. at NewuC Castle, in New Castle
lqTs ) County, Aforesaid, tae day and
'Sr- year above written.
10 dN0r1esIAHo perl 6ns having claims
Jaga41stthe CGEstate yof the deceased must
REHsSRs tas ss%s III aR1S stssstss K lhs AZ A.
or abide thRi Act Of Assembly in Such
case made and provided. n, or .lzguE j.,
l,.,G Iva sssi51'l PATRtqK RILEY. s.Y
do ID, A4dtss ,iA.hEs !. Esn. fl'', Del: " nssSs5
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II, +. K4nlkel'si l III Gusltfal A Erf'
als3-Kunkel's Shampoo for
81 sisll, co the Hair, 5sil Le.

u 1Th1gbsst and cfieapsssHair bfebsiHg anc
tdandruf, alley irritation, soothe and cool
the heated scalp, prevent the2 hair ffom
falling off and promote thee growth Jip 6
very short time, They preserve and bean.
tify the hair and render 1t soft ana glossy
pa bAa ad %ry aBs Ras sdy IS
hair dressing g, they are nnfivalled; 'eradi-
cate dandruf and prevent baldnsss. The
Shampoo cleans the hair, REMOVES greece
scruf, Itching, eruption, N Cures headache
caused BY hsat and fatigns, Kpnkela
'ural and glossy color, restore faded, dry
harsh and lwiryt thair, Price per bottle 81
Ask your druggistfor them or send to e. +
Kunkel,p Proprfetor Mo- s258 North Ninth
street pbtladelphis n y, ,,,.,,,-..
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Tape Worm Removed " Alive

? NNNlHI AgJ'tN Nl5W IWNNOl0 NNN NltNtl I
Head and all comp1ste. In; Two hours =
No fee till head passes, Beat pin and
stomach warns removed by DR., KunKel
ssha e dq5sR 81 htnta stFss .s
ana asR for q bottle of KunRel'sH Worm
Syrup, price8l. itlneverti tiails. OF Common
sense ,teachesif tape Werm be removed au
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BUSINESS COLLEGE.

The enterprise which Mr.. Abraham r.
W0Sistof' 'is about to inaugdratetn this eKt
fasssktfng fsa evening business school dsi
7servSs rg16fSgenent ard every young mAil
'oE 2ialli MeeHga, who desires I thbfotgA
bdsifesG Gtdu2ats6r Ana cannot sffcfd toi 20
abroad tcxttsnds sxsregulAr established btsi-l
iKcsi scolIsgsy XSh0aldt NtSsf iHffdS6Ef bf thu
opportunifTs ThecoprspH practicalIss Wellt
~ tlmortiGC ,ths tsystemtts thoronbb Ind
Tho rates arc moderate.
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MEDICAL.

nR. FIT RS vIkaETALBE RHEU.
u MATIC REMEDY.-Iss the perscrip.
ton OF one Of Philadelpniass Oldest physis
CLANS, and Is guaranteed to cure rheurna,
Hsm, neuralgia, sciatica, pain, Backache
nc. or money refunded, byFtnvig0gHtine
the nerves, purifying the blood, and neu-
tralizing poisonous deposits in the system
cine, Suffering and money saved by useing
It In time . Remember that DR., Fitl6f if
,theonly pnysician In! Amsriea deyottng
10 years to this one line Of practice. Cure
warranted Advice gratis! As SOuf b FouytS
street, yssya.a.asss.s, ,asgss.s ,sass.r.aaassaa
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PEN.ANp stIssoks
BAyard Taylor ~ sdurkroutby the hat

BAyard Taylor fAts sdnr kront by the nat
fol. aa NJ ....l 8 .a.~4 - s.,. !.
A Minnsapolis cat has achieved 4 kitten
with five heads.
The hand that rocks the cradle is the
hand that apAAks ths.werlds ssss.'-s -ss 2
Ths.pagslsttsSe e cs ysps,9sa g 81 1881, ,5o4, an
oaT6s Baltimore CITY Council propose to
exempt machineryIfrom city tax. A''-
Tie Besatiful Salt Rivers Is the title
Of . new. waltz dedicated to General Butler.
F-[ Boston Post. ~sa ~ ',''.- y n
The Butlerites in Lowell intepd to raise q
Butler regiment of torch, bearers, to be Eni-
fofhed'in oyercoats Of the army pattern.
The most e4tsusivtef hi II im(aiiniuring ever done
iu farming land is made necessary this fail
ny reasons Of the heavy crops last season.
.1aDere was only 4 ieedlea difference be.
tween Us, said 4 hurley aTeutonI who had
Just borsewhjpped .apptber.,7 u vas OK
hided ,ppd The vas eowhided---dot's ALL
-lPucks 70 bga ,etablbCno cG9..drtsH i
Australia has carried foHfthe highest di,
|ypsonia f6r Rheat W " the Paris Exhibition.
She gained prize for each Of seven SAM
ples Of wheat, and flour. Adelaide wheat
gained tie gold medal at the London Exhi-
bition of 1851. 51.....,.-r.,.. -
The Philadelphia and Reading Iron and
Coal Company has Just completed plans
FIR ths construction of several fine built col
Hers Ior tie conveyance Of, coal and Ameri!;
can products to he,MediterrApean. These
steamers will bring back the products Of
countries Oh that sea. England has hereto
fore practically monopolized the export to
the Mediterranean cities. ''I.Io.S ,,'..,t q. =,
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5ssKEasaHsEON. Del. aOct2s. is7s.d d

% 5an tht srer M of The he
South we hawethe most omelanGhelyi re-
.sPorts ismorning. The scourage rssems
sobelinersadng al many points, aud some
iAsnf afe sut " Teach of relief ! sssam-
aeE haaed with Iprovisions, clothing and
msdicinesl will Istart from iSts (LOuisn to-
isimaotfOws from which supplies Twapbs dis
bs fSshs shs sitisssnns y places along the
Missnsiapisiyar with which communities
tioa BY Iasd isy cut, of: Contributions in
aid Of the sufferers continue to pour in
from all parts Of the United States and
from several cities in Canada and Europe,
and the known aggregate of subscriptions
efmoney amount to almost 81, 100000. ~
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5 FOR SHERIFF, y,
JOHN PYLE. d :.
,... {, ,,FoR CORONER, /.
4 JACOB aBUTZ.s

/. 4N9~ FOR STATE SENATORS. ,i's,'9 .
J.. Wilkins Cooch, Of Pencader,s Hd'
i Charles H. MeWhorteh of Red Lion.
vol Observation-Disclosures. .9,laT (
Jahies W.Wsre,i Of Wilmington /
PA. .switAip cnmandllelr an of ] MLilt LidlE1 Creek.
William Dean, Of White Clay Greek.
snJohh Doran, Of Christina q, b,''a !
Uass Lambson, Of New Castle. u 10
Edwin R.Cochran, of St Georges. ~. .!
William E. Riggs, sr., Of Blackbird.
FOR LEVY COURTS COMMISSIONERS.
William 4. Bright ofRed Lion.
9 WIIliaSn Polk, OofSi. George'a l
William r. Morrison, e Mill Creek,
!. William 1. Wier, of'White Clay Creel
james .. Taylor, Of Appoquinimink.
Hebty II. Wells, of Blackbird.o o.ao.
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JOURNALISTIC.


The Charleston s. 9. a Journal Of Com
merce" has suspended, after sinking $50. i.
COO. u,T-,J :,
The New York ,"News," q, penny daily
sfternoeh paper, claims circulation of
A1lI'vVw l1''V ,yfigo9 ru. ..- J.iH.g r III
The Warrington Daily a"Critic," secured
the services Of NJ. w., Barr. as news and
office editor. '''''' f'' J '9''' q. " is -
Austria has forbidden tho circulation,
within her territory, of all German socialis-
tic newspapers. ''. ."rs Il
Nils sue n. Cla9gett, daughter OF the
late editor Of the Keokuk (Iowa) "Consti-
tuition" succeeds her father in the EDITOR
ship of that paper. Of
The New York "Sun" cleared last year
$117 900, and this shows that II is making
hsy While the sun shines. It Is reported,
: and GENERALLY ,believed, that the Phliadelt
phia "Ledger" cleared $4O0, 600, while the
general impression is that the Baltimore
'tSun" cleared $132 600. r. ~ aGr
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=" NoTFlrJcE I'd suBscRR11 Il 1sERs rs. Those Of out
9saubaaeribers f who are indebted to the MeRN-
me HERALD, win oblige by an early re-
- auu -ga. Dl bcaz crg-L, IL .EiLL
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DR.. sAGE's CATAARH REMEDY

produces radical cures of the worst cases Of Catarh
no matter of how long standing. The liquid remedy
may be snuffed or better applied by the use Of De
PMRCE's Douche., This is the only form OF instru-
ment yet invented with which fluid medicine can be
carried HIGH UP and PERFECTLY APPLIED e al
bers or cavities communicating herewith, in which
sores and ulcers frequently exist, and from which
the catarrhal discharge generally Its use
accompanying each Instrument DR.. SAGE's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures recent attacks Of "Cold fin the
Head" by few applications, 1t is mild and pleas
ant to use containing no strong causc drugs or
poisons. Catarrh Remedy and D0uche sold By drug
pensary and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
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!Tne lGorninx Herald

e III publisnsl every morning, Sunday ex-
cepte,ij ana delivered In, the city OF VIII
ming ION and surrounding, places for SIX
subsaiptioiisg postage, free, three dollars
PER- annums bun YnG o. nCUAfgqgT yUGg
la9o GEO. QBYRNE 81 cC9s Publ hers.
a. - ~ No 500 Shipley street, ,,
47F4 O. tas@ 2iNH YIN i-Wa7imnSnggtoov IL Inel 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22

The scarcity q really good bAss songs
Il generally felt among musical people.
Il g seldom that \ new one appears that
can take the place Of the old standards,
Of which The public have become weary.
Il is this that makes the new bASs solo,
entitled "The Toast the more welcome.
Il Il one Of the most effective solos for
bass or baritone that have appeared for
q long time. Price IS cents. Among the
pleading JpArlor songH, one by Rutledes,
entitled dreamy Eyes Have Gone 70
tsieep!s bids fair TO achieve = wide popu.
lariiy. Ii il full of melody, and the
words m cha',e and pretty. Price So
cents. Moonlight erenAde, is simple
ballad. which will doubtless play an Inn
por,ant part in the midsummer night
serenades jnSt now prevailing. OF in.
strumentA pieces, an "Eley, "in memory
Of William Cullen Bryant, deserves the
attention Of every pianist lis a beau.
tiful work, fved TO form an Aeeompani'
msnt 10 the po,r's EThanstOpsiss or
Forest Hymn A striking portrait oil
the limented pOst adorns tie title page.
Price 50 cents. All these pieces are
published BY John Church & Co, Gncin.
natl, Ohio, who will send them to any
address on reeeip, Of marked price.
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heCrrstnI

Thisis the title Of 4 new Temperance
Song Book, BY the well known musical
author. W. o. Perkins, and publfhed by
G. D. Russell 4 Company, 125 fremont
street, Boston, Itis,well printed, in con.
yenient form, and contains 12s pages,
over one hundred Of which are devoted TO
music adopted TO new Words, suitable for
all kinds Of gatherings where temperance
music il required. There are several
pages Of hymns adapted to old familiar
tunes, for gospel temperance meetings,
and other occasions where all wish TO
Join in the singing. The remainder Of the
book Il devoted 10 the 0des and Respon-
Ses, and the accompanying music, OIL the
Temple Of Honor, Coed Template, Sons
Of Temperance, and Also Temperance
Organizations. The most Of the music ia
easy and will be readily learned, but
there arc several pieces suitable for con-
certs. It seems TO be Just such . book a.
the growing interest in the cause Of tenn.
peranee demands. Price IS cent?; s 90
per dozen.
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oxE Of the most reasonable requests Of
the labor sgitators i. for statistics show.
Ing toe eoodiiion Of the laboring classes.
sueh statistics, II gathered carefully and
la~telligently, would go far to reiute the
arguments Of come Of the demagogues
Who arsfosd Of putting themselves for.
ward ~ spokssmen for the working peo.
pie. The statistics showing the actual
number Of unemployed person, in Mas
saehusetts have proved how groundless
are the s~Itravagant assertions as to the
distress Of persons who cannot fpd work.
The Boston Journal hN Just compiled
some Statistis which show how false Ia
Kelrney's argument that present evil.
are due 10 the fact that the votkiuguen
have DO representatives 10 legislative bo-
die. It fnds that in the eleven years
from 1858 to 1873, inclusive, there were
elected to the Massachusetts, Legislature
three Thousand and eighty msa, of whom
only ave hundred and forty we're law
ysrs, bankers, capitalists or professional
politicians, the remaining two thousand
Ave hundred ADD forty having been work.
ingnsn. What v~orkingnsn particular
y need to do IA to select 8 better class Of
representatives both on the platform and
In legislative halla.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22

ben Butter on LhDoE anu SePAS
General Butler visited the Office Of the
Idroeais in New York city, and made q
speech to the competitors. BE said 10
did not make the usual distinction be-
tween capital and labor, but divided Il
thus capital, enterprise and labor. CAPT.
tai, he said, VS.. wealth invested simply
for return Of an income, and enterprise
was wealth used for the benefit Of man
kind. He then said:
"Now, there never has been . fair di.
vision In this country, or within the last
generation, between capital and enter
prise, nor has there been a fair division
Of The profits between enterprise and Ia
Dor; and for the reason that most oil the
money invested In enterprise IL borrowed
Of capital and pays it q large Interest,"
and then when that interest has 70 be got
again il has to Be got out Of labor: 1t
can come from nowhere else. Under these
circumstances enterprise iSmads to hare,
necessarily almost, Interests a~ntagonistlc
10 labor. You meet the man OF enter
prise, and you ask him for AZ increase In
the amount paid for your labor; he can
not give Il. WhyH Because in niue cases
on, q ten, II he Is s Just man. he will
bring his books and chow you he has 70
pay 20 much for the use Of capital, and
thst he has to screw it out Of you, or fatiSs
and to-day the man Of enterprise Is not
TO be enyled BY you who have fair wages
for regular work, But with the men Of
capital, Who are driving their '%tally-ho.
coaches, some Of them,i 1t Is very different:
Legislation, he said for the last sixteen
year. had ali been in favor Of capital.
aIt,n be said, II had known in 1859 that
the people would have been fools enough
to send to Congress men who would make
them payable in gold, I would have put
all my money in bonds. Ibid not think
i. possible that 1t would be arranged In.
that way; therefore I took my stand with
enterprise, and an now the foolish pro-
pristor Of very considerable manuiactur-
log stock" He declared that "the nom
taxation Of government bonds falls di-
rectly upon the laboring man." The la
Dor cause was the cause, and wise men
were gradually awakening to a sense Of
this truth, and we're demanding legisIs-
ton by which property should Be taxed.
once and once only.
After de%nouncing a system which per-
mitted the accumulation of estates. he
said that four men could settle what the
price Of food should be in New iorkby
altering the prices Of transportation.
Wealth could be concealed from tax
alton, and thus personal property could
be accumulated. he believed that at the
death Of the owner it should be distrib.
uled. BE then said: IA single spinning
jenny will DO more work 10 day than
all the girls in the State could once do
with their diststf,. Thsreioreif you are
able to produce ten times IS much IS for.
msrly, iustesd of working ten hours q
day you Ough: to work one hour sdsy if
there was = fair division Of labor, but
there i. not: You ought 10 tighten the
hours Of labor as it enriehes the capital
and the capitalist. YetamSn who speaks
Of the shortening Of the time Of labor is
looked upon as a hesetic."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22

Ii confirmation OF the theory thI, the
Nirssapolis Mimi -four nills we're de-
ssroysd By an explosion OF aoar dust is
the experience Of John B. Kehl, = Chip
psNI Falls twiS.) miller. While exam
lining . eioEged spout on the grinding
aoor with 4 lantern, The AOur siited
down, ignitipg and exploding With = force
tbs. threw Nj. Kshl back and burnsd
his hair and vhilksrs, also Burning an
nsistant. Fortunately there Wa no OPP
ealing to conduct the blaze. to The upper
stories, or Mr.. Kshl believes that be
would have lost his mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S Wutl

KNOWN As TIE OLD NAcHlHEssk
Byyttue Il peed TIA: Ef1FH
Hobbs, snj0g, ind Ar1sdA -
Beek Iod sllbs A, kh vie M
Mehihbls. bis yjS, - IL 5SGsF
dated JGnuEFy 3lth, isA, " rF9iS1
Of the Clerk q tbt Couiy roGi
West Virgins, in DeA q TT1i 81
~, I viii sll At tba 'Fuai Soo athl%'
q Oho coanty. Re5t NEFEihss
SATURDAY, The Ila Day q GSAaA
cuunssdss 1t ISGeoef 4 4, 49,.
senbsd property. that y . ~; bSjI
Two hundred AID tty-esT A.
tfy.ars in Eosnd ChPtsttS
Of SbsElinz Ohto oSSHfy, Aaa lFS
lying On he EOgth ~
q viii al The l~pPGrJEnIs1s iAfrs8 80
Also he i6IIostrS t0Sbed 30 Si
hid, ltnatAd 90 he hsE q NsSISG
thS dty a WAoEllng II0fet4, beseosIS
ConufnSnE n Q peibt o Cusctoi
dred lDd ITpntyOi3qi ~ ~ 1870
kaf Efnest: thesns nARt1g HSfEEayE9s
enIy M t-l pars q - bttsel
aIIST hfaninf kpn CrGaai frfd 1.st
~ nsrkEGrlly Inv al urs,S
~ vaiSu a WhFslhF Crrf; nos
nandSnOf nd dr / 70 IL 80 ~
hsrd I've husIISd I'D tiiy.:U aSSi
soathvndIy Sits I'd hns . un.sTS
he plIes II bdiEHieE nstiiH -IISI|
hdp6unsnis and I~PPsrhu1tFS
lad hslosEihI. .,A9
ytsSrd d y kJt a dHed 4 Eut .syt
TnaoTsIu-Ou -And osAh
tTo Sssl tn,taIlzsnu II 81 . tnHi
SISIsIeef by bCu5 baTtrT tEyfst
- ~ titls % - rgIIis~d Lrcl 80
EILlIAN J. ". oHIS
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LEI.

.BAlLEY.-on MOodly. August -, Is7s, At .
O'clock r. T., LKWs BAtLKI, 10 the 10Th year Of
his aeA. La" aIFar sH
Funsal from the ieddsnes Of Ma Mary Bailey,
No. 81 Thirty-art g., on TsursdAy. the I'd Inst,
d two o'clock ?. n. Internspt a, Greenwood.
AGxIs. infant DAUGHTER q ThornGI A.and Wins
C Hammond, Of s~ieuAtnyilie, O., Pgsd II months
and 2IdAJL Zee
Funsnl truu the residence Of Mr.. Hugh crk,
Pieann, Valley, thursday, the IA Inst, q, thies
o'aOef r.x.
HowARD.-At S~tsubenTBA ohIe, On wsdses-
ia The "a year Of his Rge
Funeral will take face on TAursa.y morning at
10 oiclOek, irona the residence Of his parent, $40
North Filth street, s,sukenhlIs, o.
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DINE FARM FOB SALE
In The County cOat q oAa oar,.
a. -. G',',, %Aee.g.

In punaantf Il he iEiAadty vv.dh-.
ldeTes entered By nd ooGntit,IIs1ssj
eaus on April lSth, lSss. I IN n utSS
door Of The Ietdsos 4 Nrss IIT. M ~
- hereby advertised 70 b ~, q
MONDAY, the StA dIy d sy.ase,n
Pegtnnins Al 10 e'dok a. n, Of PAs IN,
the highest and bssi h9dd, u raaEE -
ixDdlytng and bstng itaIisd q a. usJIS
lie Wheeling Creek, u UkSo agaJ,hrsSf
Wet VtrginfA, boas5d Iod SariSI -
Beginning Al . itAks SsIT a d nm ur1I
Nehemiah 1ounssT, nd rth haEnssFV1
poles 70 . stake corner % Gtknalautun,
With Der line = So Z ~ talI = ia
enrner 70 uid CIihniN !nurd rGIsEhr
thence With ROtteTI hBr 3. n { " ~ n
.nEaf tree nnrpef 70 JLDa N,AISJ; assJ
a. ". iS poles 10 ths begtnHAaf. GrasaH
laa teinE The nHs pfopsffJ n14EIESt
ed BY Noes Ray 70 Ga 8 ukyal " I'D
unSt dated April Nh nA al nr1ts m
The p1hle hnd recorded NJ 6EaJ.
TINS OF SALK-0E<Istrt = u rEis
monsy, or such further YEa ~ thayzssEu
elect 70 pay, In hGnd, tss rs4st . tU S4S
StAllnens PTlhe repaedIGy b - AIN
yeaIs from The day q RlA StAlElsS hpln
dsy, he purehAST giving In bad va pFa
psrsonAl security iof dth q ~ 6da1Si SnS
mentl, and the dus % b rssrTtd u nsTst
the parehass Doosy b pa
sP-aLoGsslH
&c HEIyEr, AurtsssG. !JrIH
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION,

Tia Convention d the Union BSPahlian pGIty
Of lie Hnt ConGreuI0nal District Of Wed VIZ
tnis VIII b held In The town Of MoundTiDs'
hsnAIl county, AuEuit29d isTs, tE the FurPo's
d nsuinaanS a cpdIdlis for cSaG1s, hndAls'
ior lie tnnaettrg Of such ether buhsss - may
cone bsior The cenrsnien. Tss union RPue-
Iian parry d The DlsTist Is requested to IpPOint
dsIexl.a 70 the cenrSntiOu irVn tbs 'u1tie'
conphhnE The Dsuist at ueh time and i'@ -
ulsJs suit The e~oarGajsEss Of the PsOP'' u the
,svSrIl Counue&
By order Of The Republican Executive tnr'nli-
tss u The Ehtl Congressional Disttet.
GEO. EDWARDS CAaiu8Lp.
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T,RUsTEE's SALE


By virtue Of 4 detd q rsE uA !, Ilss
CunlpshAm and M! hA vie . n 5N6
29Lh day d octbbNr, isT, Trln.r i pul I
TTuTt book No IL Plsst ~ q IL y
records d OhIo nGunty, ] stA slnnat1itH
Of the Cours Hoos 4 orb alE;y,G
SATURDAY, iht III 4! 4 sISzN
Conrsnetng At 10 S'doek AEruEb
hd1bed prgpsTtF ID aIt a. ~ Z Ht7E
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ety d Hbsslips, Gala nGsty. SIat sch
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Beginning ~ ne DoEthSss urnR dttGiJ+b1
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parIkl thereto ts.pn vet via ~ blan
Q! nd lot and slIh rEtsiy-sEn t7si q
test and Ex tnehs; thna nsrAaIEalfA
With Md alley iTTJ+iI ia; tAsa ai9
parallel With t~EtntJIoETtA Trrt ny sin
liz Inehes 10 TIE Ally bRe13t h6H hst1
ses1 Line q a4 Llliy kgn ETigdhsa
place u beginning O tEGfy-slrA On
The sane pupsTty eo1TtyH4 bHtt navlS
ham By JEmssL Ho1i4ly N Sstge@la
10Th fehruuy. lS75, recorded h ESt bdh
% PAGE lSo, uhio epghty.
TIE tttis b bdIrd % n psrSd hiItIa
vpy only such uus - u voted u y EaEs
deed.
TEns OF sLLI-uai AsS4rt ~ ~
Eve dAIGrI eaah 10 had, dEht
sisht nanfhL Gpd H. rut4Bs y hs1 -
irum day q ala Eithgai tsyFSL 4NGsI
retained b he 3esi 10 HScEI - SaSsE
ms1tl q Fufehlss Doe!y,
Iu23 J. EEIN5, IF1A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22

TosAL shss, crop Of thi, country 4u7,.
ooopoo buihsls or 100000 bushsl.
more thin last year, giving a surplu, for
szPottot is7Iocoooo. This Il the ssti.
nilS Of ". L Flvosts Of The Chicago
fh1aaG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22

Matt Carpenter got 500 from The
Detroit liquor dealers TO study up the
eonstituti0nAliiy Of the Michigan liquor
Law. he did study It up, and sent his
opinion here last week. Il VA very
hiisi, and to this effect: sYou can't
break the laS.S-Dsroit &teL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Altooni, Pa,
90 Monday, August 10. ISIS, BY the Rev. sAnnsI
DufSeld FtitoE LtheS bepnd Presbyterian hgrehi
d. S 7. S1TTEETIWAiI and Nh. FL. DuBois
both Of BellIirN, o. 'HS'E'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-22
EoR SALE
AZ BROOKE COUNTY -
o SALE
TSs undsdnd Vii Osz Il hy,
IUEspAY. senAnA-

Tss uadsdped VII Oss II r.a.
TUESDAY, sestzsz nn
1tN o'eAeekA. n, a TIE tu.t
House a RellbGIE, kruois 100
Farm iornefly hosn ntAs GFoViSyFS
situated On The Eltes q uroI Ir,sE ELL
Wdt va, ave nits tiua WELSH 80
IRON steuesnyille, Ola IniG.EtSGs
W. Ky. RliIAd Ia ~ - SL
Aeru more Or len, Ibogt IS NJ
and easily euiltTsisd, H. hhsSE.s
oak lnd Other tiubsE lzsr4Aa
ibVndAneeT ais, runuiBf 1ilF = ~
one A food orehnd aiH a., n.
plenty Of psafS Psaeha En4 ts-rs
neau eoo1st a . 0nturaAs DUtas. -
eDent Hepss, a hres Aaas ~ ors NJ
test iquEreb two sSssp Rcass NJ S.t
spring and SPdbg HooS4 noaTIESft S1S
sehoSlh Gfist md as ms sartSa4 -
psrtst N
TEIAs-S5oo, and an
elect cash IN klpd; he sIlas4 b = a..
thrts yeri, With intsnai, G1srSt n.y.
,eenred b. SIDED d Vuf a - Sr,-sI
further iniorzntea IPfyp
no MsrEst 81, Asssa q Nh