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Look ont for Politics This FAN

ffOm the CtIGlppAu SommetCAs
When the Senate organizes in March
next 1t will be Democratic. The question
this hummer Ia whether the House shall
DO Democratic also. II the Democrats
carry the House they will have both
houses Of Congress, and within ten days
after the organization Of Democratic
Congress the title Of the President will be
attacked, and then will come the most
dangerous form Of controversy-that Of
the Legislative against the Executive De.
partments. The present comparative
c%omrlacency in the House is with the
view Of avoiding public alarm with refer.
euee to this complication. The cry that
the army should be reduced TO ten thou.
sand men isa part Of the programme. II
the Democracy had both houses Of Con-
grsss they would 30 to the front on the
Presidential question with \ yell. The
Republicans have lost the Senate The
question OF the immediate future IL WheIh.
er they can win the House. They cannot
win it with Jim Blame groWls or Roscoe
ConkliDg sneerS, They a win by max.
Ing the ight for the administration 10
yindication Of the title Of the President
and in behalf Of the peace Of the country.
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SYLvASus W. HALL, Secretary.
Our Wcllsbnrs Letter.
WIL1sBuRo, March Il

Editors lntellissneRr;
The Circuit Court is still in session
Several cases that have been on the doc.
ketfor TIRES or four years have beer
tried; among which We notice that o.
Stock Va. Walkers administrators; de-
cided in favor Of defendant. Merrymar
vs.. George; verdict for plaintiff
Ex-Governor Jacob, ]. II. Pendletou
and e. G. Cracratt, Of Wheeling, and J,
II. Dunbar, Of St~eubenville, are in attend
ance At this term Of court.
E. W. Paxton, Esqs the purchaser o.
the Kuhn mansion, has been in town this
week making arrangements preparatory
to moving here.
The usual quietness OF our little city
was suddenly enliyened yesterday morn
Ing, by the announcement that Van Win
kIe, the Iesse OF LazearHs coal works, had,
during the night, taken two horses, two
mules, a wagon, harness, &C., and lett for
parts unknown. Several parties here are
short a little on account Of this sudden
departure. Efforts are being made to
arrest the runaway.
Business in the passenger and freight
traffic at the p. ". & Ky. dspo, continues
10 increase. Success is the wish OF every
body here. We are only waiting now for
the telegraph wires TO be put up, and
then our business transactions with our
distant neighbors will be about as COM
ple.e as we could dssire. The dawning
OF good times will End Wellsburg ready
to lay hold with n hearty good will for
her share OF the business Of the country.
There Il no reason why, with all the nat.
ural and other advantages that we have,
we should not be able 10 induce parties
who are looking up sites for potteries,
glass houses, starch factories, wooden and
cotton mills, and, in fact, any kind oil
mandatory, to come here and lcate,
The temperance campaign was fully
organized here last evening, Lewis Hall,
President; ]. II. Duyal, Vice President
II. ". Crothers, Secretary; John Blank.
ensop, Treasurer; DIS 7. Todd, Henry
NJ. Hall, Rev. D. ]. Davis, Thos. Everett
and q. w. Caldwell, Executive Commit.
tee. A per announcement Z. @. Cracrail
and G. W. Baggs were present, both Of
whom delivered elegant, well-timed and
soul.stirring addresses. The spacious
audience room Of the N. E. Church was
filled With attentive listeners. Some re.
Gently were Of the opinion that the tenn
perance cause here was about dead, but
The denomination last night is evidence
that this great cause lies very near the
hearts OF our citizens. Thatthe temper,
ance movement Of one year ago has done
good In this community is too plain to
the most ordinary observer to admit Of
argument. Many are willing to testify
Us 10 the temporal and spiritual bencit'
they enjoy since leading sober lives.
g. r. C.
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GLADES IRON WORKS,

including the town OF 6lAdasyIlle, and eight hun
dred and hIty acres Of coal and Iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries thereof
can be fully known BY reference 10 the folio Eing
deeds conveying the sild land 70 George Hartman,
all Of which are recorded in the once Of The Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West vli-
Rinla, to.wlt; A deed for two tracts Of land, one
containing 23s% acres, the other % acTps and two
poles, from q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg TO ald
George Hartman and Mary Z. Millner. dated May
10th, 1870, snd recorded In Deed Book No. 20, pages
7G6-7; 4 deed for It55$ arr.s from ". II. heldel:
berg 10 HId HaTdmEn, dated May 27th, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed kook No. %, paRo 26i; aided
from Harmon and Martha A. Tricket to the EAId
Hartman and Mary Z Millner for two tracts Of
land, both containing 62sf ncIes, dated june 10Th,
1870, and recorded In Deed Book No. 80, pages
Q a, and deed from John B. sheFTari and oIberS
10 aid Hartman, dated May 18th, 1877, and re-
corded In Deed BOOK No. II, page 2 and ); 4 deed
from Margaret, George B., james ", Julia A. and
Sarah 4. jackson 10 said George HndmAn for one
acre. dated March 18th, 1872 and recorded In Deed
Book No. IS, pages iS4-5; \ deed from VIM. B. and
G Brown TO aid Hartman for two acres and p
perohes, dated March 9th, 1874, and recorded In
Deed Book No. Il, pages I and y q deed from
cyrus and Nancy J. Linton to nd hartman for
u acres and az pefches, dated June l7ll, 1874,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages IS and ID
4 deed from Buckner md Rebecca Fairfax to sid
Hartman for $50 acres, dated August 18Th, 1871,
aud recorded In Deed Book No. II, PAGES 20 and n;
anu U uteu ltou Jpnu NJ anu mary Es MlllutI -
the said Hartman for tlur tracts Of land, HEgre
eating $50 acres, dated March 18th, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Deed Book No. Il, pages 2, 3 and Z.
The whole containing In the aggregate q least $50
acres, with all the improvements and appurie-
names thereto In any wise belonaing, including
the furnace and fixtures, and being the same prop
eriy conveyed 10 Thomas Y. Candy and George II.
Miller, trustees, for the nid George HaFdmm and
wife, BY mortgage deed dated November lst, 1874,
and recorded In Book No. 20, pages 90 and %, In
the Office Of sid County Clerk Of said Preston
county, being the slnIo property conveyed to the.
Iatd Gbner Evans, JK, by Hannibal FORBES, SEe-
eiAl Commissioner, and deed Il 10 iIecord among the
land records Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRIMS or sALR-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof a the puT-
chaser may elect 70 pay, caAh In band, the residue
10 two equal yearly Payments, with interest from
day Of sile, and the deferred payments 10 Be ~
cured by deed Of trust on tho property sold.
JASPER Y. MOORE, Trustee.
By HANNIBAL foRDEs, Attorney.
January 18th, 1878, iAI1
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Mnme.Mnda Sonn.

Were the good qualities of this mex
pensive soap more generally known, nc
family would go withoutit. Il is valua'
BILE for washing clothes, making them
very clean and white, without in the least
injuriug them, and Is excellent for fan
nels and p~etticoa,s. 1t is good also fol
the hands, making them soft and smooth
Take six pounds each Of sal.sods and
lard,three pounds Of stone lime, four gal,
Ions OF soft water. Dissolve the Lime and
soda in the water, stirring, settling and
pouring Of, then return 10 the kettle
using brass or copper; add the lard and
boil until 1t becomes soap, then pour int
u tub. When cold cut in bars and dry
RuraI Home.
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BuYINe GRocERrEs pY WHoLrsALH

BUYING GRocERrEs BY WHOLESALE
FOR FAMILY UsE-Farmers, as 4 rule,
are not poor. The money invested in the
farm tools and stock they own Is usually
a fair competence, and yet from neglf.
gence, or poor business management,
thousands Of them buy groceries and 9th.
er nccessaries for their family In the
same way and at "a dear 4 rate as thoae
who live from hand TO mouth. This
ought not 10 be. Good buSiness manage.
ment il as necessary TO success in alarm.
or a. industry and judgment In strictly
farming operations. There ia always
some season Of the year when the main
o are sold, and the farmer isable, il
ever he IL, TO buy in quantity, and a
Wholesale prices. He Rhould take ad'
vantage Of this time, and secure groceries
enough 10 last through the year. On
most articles he will save 12 TO 20 pei
cent by 40 doing, and even sometimes
more. Even on sugars, reduction oil
10 cents per pound Is made by the bar
rel. The advantage Of having a supply
10 enhanced by the inevitable rise IN
price, rs the fruit season commences IL
June or July. II effects also q very ma
terial saving Of time 10 having supply
Of family groceries, rather than being
compelled 70 harness the horse and drive
to the city or country store every few
dayS.-Tks Caltipat0T.
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FAIRMONT CORRESPONDENCE
General railroad Meeting.
TpELAYEp LErTER.


FA1RMoSr, W. VA, March II, 1878.
Editors IntelIgeneoF.
Pursuant 10 q call issued at a former
meeting for u general mass meeting o.
he friends OF q railroad from the Penn
~sylyania line to this place, a large aud
fence assembled in the Court House at II
o'clock A. NJ, and was called to order BY
E. ". s. Moore, EGG, on whose motion
the meeting was organized by the election
Of Joseph I. Sands, Esq, President, ant
Sylyanus ". Hall, Secretary.
The President then stated that he had
received a telegram from the officials o.
the Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon & Wash
ington Railroad, regretting their inabili
~ to be present, and stating that They
would write in full.
on motion, Hon. George G. sturgiss, @
NonongAlia. county, was invited 10 ad'
dress the meeting. Mr. Sturgiss's re-
marks were merely explanatory Of the
workings OF the narrow gauge system
and its advantages over both the broad
and standard gauge, and his speech was
welI.timed and well received.
The meeting was then briefly addressed
by George W.. Atkinson, Esq, Of Wheel
ing, Hon. S. s. Fleming and b. F. Har-
mer, E,q, Of Harrison county, President
Raw, Of Lewis county, and ex- Governor
F. II. Peirpoint, Of this place:
Prof. White offered the following res
lutioni, which were unanimously adopt
cd:
ResSred, That the people Of Marion
county, in Railroad Convention assem-
bled, hereby express themselves in hearty
accord with any plan which will open VI
the rich valley Of the Monongahela and
give an outlet and market 10 its vast ant
Comparatively %undeveloped resources
and that they invite the cooperation o.
men Of capital, and pledge themselves to
do their utmost in good faith TO assur,
the succeEs Of any undertaking 10 that
end.
Redped, That when the proposal nov
expec,ed BY mail from the officers Of thu
Pittsburgh, Castle Shannon l. Washing
ION Railroad, shall have been received
the President and Secretary OF this meet.
ing shall have power 10 call another
meeting to consider such steps as may b
necessary to put the matter properly be
fore the people. -.
ReOred, That tho proceedings Of thi
meeting he published in the lP.Si Viryi
MIA aud Iad1, and that a copy be ais,
furnished the Pittsburgh and Wheeling
papers for publication.
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, the meetin
adjourned. JOSEPH E, SANDS,
SYLYAErs ". HAL1, Secretary.
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The Tendency 10 Abuse the Com.
mon school system.

mon ScnOOi SYSTEM.
St LouI, Dispatch.
The question Of supplementing the
public schools with the Kindergarten"
system appears to be practically settled,
Judge Rombsuer, attorney for the School
Board, holds that only children between
the ages Of SIX and twenty years are en-.
titled to the benefits OF free schools. So
the question is practically disposed Of,
and the admission is made, besides, that
the money already invested in the "kin-
dergartens," has been expended Ia viola
ton of law.
The public necessities are go great,
nowadays-especially when real estate
in many instances scarcely pays repairs
and taxes-that the people are not in the
temper TO be taxed for the kindergarten,
or any other instruction Of an ornament.
al character, and especially when not
provided for by law. The German, TOO,
or Any other Language except the Eng.
Rlish, IL an innovation, and should not
be tolerated. The English Is the Ian.
guage OF the country. Give the children
Of the country that IN its perfection and
those unable 10 educate their own chill.
dten at all should be content.
II parents and guardians desire TO have
children, for which they are responsible, or
who have been placed under their charge,
educated in the German, French, Italian
or any other foreign tongue, let them
pay for 1t. 1t is certainly not to the in
terest Of Americans to educate the youth
Of the country in foreign languages. This
fact Is recognized by foreign a. well IA
native borne ciuZens-M is also the gen.
eral fact that the primary object Of the
free school system was and is to extend
TO youths an education NATURALIZATION.
ough to qualify them to discharge the
duties Of a citizen thoroughly and in.
diligently.
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II /. stated that one effect Of the pres.
49, ~ LA r..

IT ia stated that one effect OF the pres
ent depression in the price Of gold hA.
been virtually to dispose Of the proposed
repeal Of the Resumption Act and The
bill for that purpose now in the hands o.
the Senate Committee, Is expected to b
indefinitely postponed. The Washington
correspondent Of the Chicago Inter Decor
says: even II IT should DO reported 'e
tho Senate, 1t could never psss thai
body, and, even II it should, the Pre'iden'
would veto it, aud two-thitds Of neither
House could bo obtained to pass it over
his veto. With the date of resumption
80 near at hand and gold at SO low a pre-
MUM, IT can be set down as certain thai
the Resumption Act will not be re
pealed."
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Things.

i. Loud and boiSterons laughing.
2. Reading willis others are talking.
8, Talking while others are reading.
4. Cutting finger nails In company.
s. Joking others in company.
9. Gazing rudely ut strangers.
z. Leaving a stranger without q seat.
8. Making yourself a hero Of your own
{. Reading aloud in company without
10. Splitting about the house, smoking,
Ii. Leaving church before wOt,hip is
q, Whispering or laughing in the house
OF God.
IS. a want Of respect and reverence for
seniors.
ii. Correcting older persons than your
self, especially parents.
Is. Receiving u present without an ex.
preston Of gratitude.
16. Not listening 10 what one is saying
in company.
II. Commencing to eat as soon as you
get 10 the table.
IS. Answering questions that have been
put to others.
10. Commencing to talk before others
have finished speaking.
90. Laughing at the mistakes Of others.
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Life In Rio Janeiro.


The tirst thing that strikes a stranger
Il the rapidity with which the street cars
travel. Then the sharp trot with which
they run their funerals, and then The
haunting Of the Auperabundant social
evil. So It has deeenerated into an
aphorism that there are bot three fast
things in Rio-Cars, funerals and women,
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81. cIAIRsvtLIE, March 1S.-The
prospect for wheat in this vicinity Il
brighter than for many years. The acre
age is larger than usual, and an extraor
binary crop Is anticipated.
NEWARK, March lS.-whest through
out this section Is reported in excellen
condition, and the prospect for u heay!
crop is uncommonly iAttering.
CALDWELL, March l3.-From the bes'
information obtainable, the prospect fol
l. wheat crop in Noble county is good
far better than for the last ten years.
cAMBR1DeE, March 1S.-The whea'
prospect is good; never was better. A
large increase wa put in over last year
Peaches and apples are reported to be al
right.
zAsnv111E, March 18th prospect,
for wheat in Muskingum county wer.
never better. Usual amount sown. Pros
peet for fruit good.
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commencing ut 10 o'clock A. n, ut the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTUN
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed 10 sell 10
The highest and best bidder the following described
real estate, or 20 much thereof ~ may be necessary
TO pay the debt secured by said deed Of trust, and
the hccIutd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
sale, Including the IruAtee's commissions, that d 10
say: The following real estate and property, stu
Ated In Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
ters Of Three Forks creek, known ~ the
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HOUSE FOR sALE-Io offer for ale the houSe
tl on Eouth Front street, Island, In which InoE
bhside. House contains nine rooms, pantry, bath
r1om and water closet; wash house and coal house
in the basement. There are hot and cold water
and gHs fixtures on all three foor. The lot II 60
by rs feet, aud the grounds well improved.
Terms easy. Apply 70 Heryey a Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
Bep27 South Front Street, Island.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CARD.

To ali who are suffering from the errors and In.
dhcTstiOas Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, lOsOf manhood, Dc, l viii Iend you areceip;
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered By a missionary In
South America. Send a Selt-addreaed envelope ia
the HEv. JosErnT 7. tSHAN StatiOa D, BRls Hoa1s,
Nas Ysrk ca. NpIseodAR
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NiEn.

RnEMER On Friday morning, March IS. 1873,
MAUDE BALI BoxXxR. youngest daughter oiJohn
and sarah A. Roemer, eyed Q years and . months.
TIE funeral will take place sunday at ~ O'clock
=. N. The friends Of the family are respectfully
inyited, 10 attend
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SALE
nRUsTEE's SALE
OF 1n
GIades Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

BY Write Of a deed 0 ttrus made by Abncr Evans
Jr., 70 the undersigned trustee, dated the 10th day
Of December. 1876, and Of rtcord among the land
records Of Preston county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 80, PIP. S26, $40 and 81, I will on
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NREENwooD CEMETERY.

The Stockholders In Greenwood Gene.
terry will meet at the otieeot the Cemetery,
1890 Main street, on THURSDAY 2sth
Inst, between the hours Of 2 and 4 o'clock
p. NJ, for the election OF Directors, 70 serve
for the ensuing year.
mri b Q, BoNHAM, see'y,
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N M A N LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS,
New York to Queenstown and llyerd,
Every Thursday or saturdAy.

T5uII Ia
err OF BEFLX-.. -b4gi CrTY OF BIrtsuLl
CRY OP RIcnHOSD-I01CIT " kEw Yona
CTR or CHHTER ...IS6dICT OF Pans Ia
Chr oY MONTRRAL.ii9 1890 ClIr OF HEoOEtfSsl
These magnificent steamers built Ia Shdhl4
compartments,Ai e An0ns iheltrutEsA, lNpslili
fastest on tho Atlantic.
The saloons are luIurIouL! iaInbhd nfeot
we'll lIghted II d ventilated ard uke sPtht's
WId,h u the ship. The principal .1lHolli =
amIdshIps, forward Of the engines, M hA
nOlse and motion Is ielt,and EH rPlets TlhtsI
comfort, having I'll latest Improvements, Kan
bcTths, electric bells &c. ,m
The cuisine hu always botn q iPeiRI9u
JGdies' cabins aud hthmAmL Gtnthati
smoking and bathrooms, BArborS hss l4sA
Libraries, &c, provided.
Tho slterage accommodation canr0s bti1lI
Passenger Of this class ' III hnd thtir ualtiS.
privacy particularly studied, hnd The in'aSU1
unsurpassed. --t. II.
For rates Of passage and other lniorniuSa'F
ply 10 John 0 DALE, ASs't
F is HIud val. hes ~
Or 10 Jxo. BALE; THOs. O'BkIEN AtDis
te3l-tOd -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sEIm Grove AecommOdatinn.-This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily northumberland Accommodation.
t~SteubenTiIlO AecsmlnodGtiou.-This train dur.
Inc ths day pGsses backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when regui.
red at sherman HouSO, Rtnaville, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill
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vlrgInll h. Wheat .. al.
By virtue Of a decree entered In The above end-
tied cause on the I'D day Of June. A. D 1871, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special Commits.
EIoner for the purpose, will sell on
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NOR SALE
yTALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE.

win ofsr at public ale, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, March 10th, at II O'clock A. y, one
HousS and 10 acres Of land. situated y Ohio oOun-
~, w. Va, on the National Road, Of Valley Grove,
This property Is well situated and well improved;
The house d n good one, with seven rooms 4 good
Wellof never falling water at tho door, and aRoOd
irSlne stable. Il WGll AItuSted for . Doctor, or any
one wanting q dAiry or garden, or 10 keep = public
house, The trains stop rikhI In front Of The house.
II not sold, II will DO for rent. Terms easy, 10 suit
JAS ANDERSON,
fe2S-dAsy West Alexander, Pa.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

cTTY CLERK's OyYIcR, 1
wnEKEE0, W. Va, March II, ls7s.
Sealed Proposals vii b received At The OfSse Of
The City Clerk until saturday, March 10, ISIS, II
I o'doeS !; y, 20 the tetne!al o. ~ liiehen gar
ensuing year, ~ provided for by ordinance. All
bids must he made separate for each district. All
bids shall be addressed 70 The Chairman Of thu
' ~ AIEx. uPDEaRAFF,
~Tit Civ Cfafk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-16
FOR SALE.
.1NoR SALE

4 oaer for ale my beautiful residence, situated
ON North Front street, No. III, Wheeling Island.
Persons wishing 70 puieh1se 4 good home and In 4
1plebdId location will dnd Il 70 their advantage 70
Iiye their attention 10 this plAte. For particular
mamie al nc underlined, or BerTey, Bhtt . 70,
mFi5 PERCIVAL HAMILTON.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-16

1851 Prizes, amounting to..................,......sliO 900
prominent points, TO whom I liberal compensation
Will be paid.
Application for rata 10 clubs Ihould only b
made 70 the Home 0fiee In New ORLEANS.
Whie, clearly stating lull AddreE, tOr further
Information Or send orders 70