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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

When the tones Of q musical instrument
becomes harsh and discordAht, we say Il Il
"out Of tune" The same may be said OIL
that far more wonderful and complicated
piece Of mechanism, the human structure
when 1t becomes diSordered. Not only
actual disease, but those far more common
causes, overwork, mental anxiety and fast
living, may impair It's yigor and activity,
The best remedy for q partial collapse Of
the vital energies, from those rs well Al
from other causes, Is Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, which Is at the same time an
agreeable and mind cheering cordial, and
the best possible i~nyigorAnt In all cases Of
debility. Il Is an Incompatible stomachic
and ambitious medicine, eradicates fever
and ague, and prevents subsequent attacks
II remedies with certainty and thorough
ness bowel and kidney complaints, dyspep.
STA, nervousness, rheumatic troubles, and
many other bodily ailments. talso eoun'
teracts influences which predispose to
disease, eodtw
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PERSONS AND THINGS.

The Chicago Tina has a rumor that
Anderson will Join thestaffOf the London
1rtG.
Eighty car loads Of silks and tea, rep.
rsssntipsap aggregate Of S1i62o0oo, have
iast left San Francisco for the East.
It must make = letter carrier awful
mad to have his physician tell him be
needs more outdoor ezercise.-HaEtye
This would be good time to die. Nor.
ton, the grave rObber, Is in Canada, and
the faculties" are on their good behs-
yior.
This is about the time Of the year when
applications for editorial positions in-
crease. Colleges are closing for the ses.
son.
JEFF. Davis has been elected q member
Of the Association Of the Confederate
Army Of Tennessee, and the association
Is about to give him a gold badge.
The Detroit Free Pes presents the
question, "Are watermelopS healthy"
Much depends, we should. say, on the
teeth and enterprise Of the old gentle
mans dOg.-BuSaLO Earnat Crisian.
P. T. Barnun's little dwarf, Minnie
Warren, who married BArnums other
little dwarf, Mr.. Newell, alias General
Grant, IT," expects to present her lord
with the smalles. baby in the world pref.
ty soon.
The director oil the Philadelphia Mint
estimates the annual production Of gold
in the United States at s45,00o.0Oo, and
Of silver at s~Ss,95Oy0Oo, making = Total Of
sS4 ,050,0O0 for both metals.
Mr.. John E. Owens is o at his Ma.
ryland country residence, and Is said to
be planning a professional tour Of the
world, to begin next spring, to continue
two years, and 10 conclude his life on the
stage. BE does not intend TO go TO Aus.
trslia at present.
A Jersey widower, who had taken an
other partner, was serenaded on his we'd
ding night. The party brought a pho.
nograph, in which was preserved some
OF the objurgstions Of his 6rst vile, and
when they set it going under his window,
the happy bridegroom broke into a cold
sweat and crawled up the chimney on a
bridal tour.
Queen Isabella's jewels will be sold
in Paris in July. Among them is the
emerald necklace, famous for its value
and its beauty. Thirty-One eperalds sur.
rounded with many diamonds form two
rows, united by an emerald surrounded
with many diamonds, and hung with
three pendants Of pesr-shaped emeralds.
A Wisconsin dentist recently received
the following from a patient writing for
advice: "My mouth Is three inches
across, & e.eighths inches through the jaw.
Some humoky on the edge. Shaped like
a h~oss-shew, toe iorrard. II you want
me to be more particular l shall have to
cum thar"
The Montreal Witnes Of Monday says:
"a correspondent complains Of having
been compelled to remove the Grape from
his hat while returning through the
Mountain Park from 3 funeral. BE is
evidently not aware Of the fact that there
i, a municipal law Though the real ne
~cessity for ia existence Is not clear pro-
hibitiug the wearing Of mourning EN-.
blems 10 the park"
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Congress.

Ctnelnnah Gazette.
The Forty.filh Congress met in special
session in October, 1877, and it ha, since
been chiefly engaged in doing mischief.
Its irst meeting was not particularly OBJ
isctsd 10, but ia adjournment gives uni-
yerssl~ satisfaction. The only mixture Of
regret Is that it Il not the second session
that has ended instead Of the first. # will
meet again uext December, but fortunate
" its life will end with the 18th o! March,
1879.
:, Al the close Of last hummer business
exhibited marked signs Of improvement,
but with the assembling OF Congress
there was 4 reaction. Every question
connected with business wH attacked,
nothing seemed settled, and no man could
tell what policy would prevail. The wild.
eat financial schemes were introduced, and
theories were advocated that we're As
Sild as the widest Communicate doc
trines. A radical revision OF the tariff
was undertaken, and a modification OF
the main features Of the internal revenue
system was proposed. Thus industries
were paralyEsd, capital was kept waiting,
the revival Of business vas prevented,
and Notwithstanding fine hAryesis, a
heavy demand for foreign surplus pro-
duc,s, a trade balance largely in our favor,
and The elements OF prosperity every
where visible, trade continued PROSTATE.
There could be no confidence with such a
Congress In session. Hundreds oil mil.
lions would notmeasure the losses caused
BY the untamed and untamable body Of
men who have been for nearly nine
months 4 load upon the country. Thou
sands OF ~bankrupts, and millions Of men
who sought in vain for employment, ran
trace their greatest troubles TO the pres.
ence Of that Congressin Washington. ls
adjournment will prove q great relief TO
the industrial interests Of the country. Il
would be q still greater relief II 1t could
be known that 1t would not meet again,
and that there would be no Congress for
three years 10 come.
1t has been further demonstrated that
Il is possible for the people TO elect 4
Congress dangerous 10 our institutions.
Il has been shown that the greatest dan
ger lies not In an executive, but in what
Z REALIZED a representative body. Now that
the people are about 70 elect q new Con-
gress, this fact should be kept constantly
In mind.
So outraged have the people been that
Il has ceased 10 be an honor 10 hold & seat
In Congress. This branch Of the govern.
ment has been brought into disrepute,
and the people, instead OF looking up to
their Congressman, as they used 10 do, are
tempted 70 look down upon them with
contempt This leads TO the still greater
evil Of driving good men out Of public
LIE, and surrenderipg the field Of politics
10 4 elass that care nothing except for
Office. The remedy for all this is with
the people. Power over the represents
tive branch returns 70 the electors this
year. VIII the experience Of the last
nine months cause them 70 exercise that
power Wiselyi We shall see.
Ats1ny rate the whole country has
cause 70 BE- thankful that the atstsession
Of the 4Sth Congress hiss expired.
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ANOTHER colony Of emigrsnts ssiled
from New York for Liberia on Wednes-
day last. This last company numbers
.i1ty-nins members, and esch person will
be supported for six months after ar
rival at the expense Of the society, in Or
der that all may have a fair chance
for 8 good start in the new home
This IL one Of the mos. peculiar e~oloniEi'
ton schemes in many particulars that haa
ever been undertaken, and is results will
be watched with particular interest on
this side Of the water. 1t is announced
that efforts are to be made to open up the
back country away from the coast in Ii
beril, and that road. will be bnilt 80 that
the products Otths interior can be brought
down 10 the sea.
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THE Philadelphia Tima says inquir!
into the financial condition Of the Keely
Motor Company ELECTS the fact .ha. IL
liabilities are less than $500, bat ii th'
amount advanced by the directory are
included they are at least $4,000. Al
al off.et 10 these are the machinery tina,
cost $4,000, and the boundlesS posi-
bilitiss the concern holds out TO those
who believe in it. One hundred and fifty
thousand dollars has been expended il
the construction Of machinery. Over ST.
5OO,OOO has changed hands in the rise and
fall Of its stocks. There were 10000
shares issued at q face value Of 500
These shares sold fret at $50, and ther
slid upward until they reached theii
maximum figure Of $500 a share. Nov
they are down to nothing and no demand
for them at that figure. This dePrecia-
ton is largely due to the adverse report'
Of Professors knight, Baker, and Marks,
who having examined the scheme, pro-
nouuced II a fraud, a snare, and a delu-
sion.
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Ren. Runer,s nental Decay.

"Ben. Butler has passed into history
and the person who fills his place is 3
man barely capable Of a weak imitation
Of his vigorous style Of political warfare
Of repeating his 'shoo.ay' Witticisms IN
til they become stale by repetition. Nc
wonder, then, that his physicians forbade
him, not long ago, after he had suffered
several attacks OF vertigo, or something
worse, TO indulge in mental strain. Alas,
poor mani He IL living on the reputa.
lion OF the past, earned when his physi.
cal and mental abilities were in their
prime; when he would have dared 10
speak boldly the opinions and beliefs
consistent with his past record, as he did
not dare TO speak them 10 his recent Get.
tysburg Grafton; when his very dema-
goguism had some qualities Of adroi.-
ness that commanded admiration, and
when his courage inspired him TO seek
contests with leaders, instead Of pursuing
pigmies like BoWles Baker and John
Pool. There 10 such a thing "a mental
decay, ever for u Butler.- Warrington
Republican Rep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

TRE Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
sitting at Harrisburg, on Monday las,
reversed the decision 10 the case Of til,
Union Hardware Company against tn,
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
Court below decided the case against The
railroad company, sued for loss Of pro-
perty destroyed in the FIRE which nearly
consumed the village Of o,ceola several
year, ago. The Supreme Court decided
there was no evidence Of negligence on
the part Of the employees Of the railroad
and Say tina. the Court below should have
so said to the jury asa matter Of Law.
The case is reversed without sending II
70 another jury.
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TRUSTEES SALE ORA
Desirable ChapIins 81. Rssidsns,

By virtue o. 4 dSed o! TIT EiLb O-,r,,
Moore, P. 4. Moore Iaa HelT YG,' ma. !
The ubdefhEped, dILsd u 4 On q M IA
and recorded In The 0atIssS 4 a,Ie,,
Court Of uhto county, KsE vHrta IA IN
Iruit and AertgECt look SG LasuNA NfnI
SIS, viii Ga
SATURDAY, The atA tiy d IuD. ia,
Beginning At 10 oeIotk Az. III 46,ra
tront door Of the Couri Htps d al or sStr
sell Al public LAle TO tie h1Aa, nahtHi"
the following described rAI cav, la / Am
The southern half Of Lot nsasfsI ier1 4
equGTt numbsrd ten Is AiH 1L0l ~ nj
squIrs No lOl, 90 The vet ID d 0g6aEa
leld Fourth, btiEpa ESreih ErsA u ris
and Tselilh steel leA NteHs, is " aJ I
Wheeling, ttetbef With III I'd tsaHtse
proVemenis thereon and The AGdtanGartR
~purtebinors belonging thEt;A
TERss OF sALE-OnetAlId, q Hnsh HNB
the purchaser may tIect 70 I1y, u daA, ~ u
residue Of sid puithISs mott! ia tUNalE
nuAl inStAllmenp At oat !sf III I've Jan b
The day Of kAIe, The PgTrhIsr p On u ~
With approved security Ia u HlIHia ~
deIefrtd instAllnenu ard lhtissiui VIA NJ
JAMES P. EoiRs Ir1aH
J. {, HFEyHT, AuctIobFef, EJs
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rnr E,.t Rlrer N.tlonal BAIL, Nev

Tgr East River National Bank, New
York, expect, to reduce il capital stock
from $4,000 10 $4,000, a MEASURE
which was resolved upon a few days ago
Mr.. Charlie. jenkins, the president OF The
bank, .ays that the main reason for CON
tracing ia capital is the fact that The
real estate, which represents much OF that
capital, has shrunken enough TO diminish
IL actual worth by 100000. The meth
cd will be to retire 1000 out OF is14,oOC
shares Of capital stock. This will Be
divided pro rata among s%tockholderi
and with their full consent.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By dSd dItSitL a.
he g. Louis FIgnea EJ.Ss ryI[1hlr
80 tht d.! q 81 LsI vS1leIi
80 49,. IDoshL.nd IlAdp-IE&
IN. IIutoIra Abd tiy-lAI d ata
~ ssihhinsl II ibt 'SgtstEn-.at IN
so1,hH.- ndtsn 10 hA diJ; IS.S'AR4A
snn5sfaS ith ths at he d'hT,I, ma
80 ~ 'ISti!-sV'shtLft y 4
In o. az 1IJty sTeItsn IA SIshHA
na SltsIid UA,s4 L.T 10 s1ar5
UAnyIntf lSetiy 'Si sl:e; its,NSHE
Aky ooTIATGt oet ksssnt 1HA
a,snEeJlHx tnebta u lie 80 trEt.
10y AenG giIA hA EoG,k NJ q In
aiea ~ . , tepaLItE b,g.IsJ StitllE
,tISet 6si and Es;A ~ "a m, Sht3Ia
hAIOtISL AIo tbs io!asibrAs-.hS
ptopeN!' goods IRd thI;tsl, lsosla 1dIa
ink 90 and ACCT tie kIsT, nh
PC t-Sie Two izrrloI ~ ~ aa M
VnA1a PtenAs lboTt Ssacdbsd EIl1A
- VI 10 uaEt % sc=tl ~ s,rta0S
bots thdda Particularly ER
mats iull! IppH @ nrL1sSnd
Y feefded IL tbt city d II ~ ~
~, and tnAAn1tA ~
" ~ dted described Au hlIs T., SHEa
unpSld' toe unden gpe, I'll h II. Slh 9la
holaei o. aid he't ard In tgpC,ss 4Sa'dh
iots AZ u nld tesd Vii he Fopsty ~
Sl9ed % noaEEytd q M. q H1
Eo1.s rspdoe q The aii tusi ds1 d MI
no. u zoe aid uiy GEL Lgs $3.50
aoaa "a. sn4iI NO "'a
THURSDAY, The ia dly d Jss. IN
To ntt1y cost AL upns,
potea, pisdEAl ma ls,s,S, LAA
ST. LORI. La, VILE }; POWELL Trurs.
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Foo SALE
OLD UNION STREET ycH.ur,

one hise-FTy s,tr sseaiaL ataa.rAs
sorth nd, q Cd Uses, ~, E,,EtI =.
known Al the OLD tGcHASGE urrsis.
saloon and Essasns; Ia alsy Jaar -,
NJ AfSs fOoui Iad GOD sihi, d - M
modem Improvements nj, b 1 raj -
place, sell kated, and uluisA puSaiJ.
For terms and Paricuhn I,Fy u6spA
dIttI, 1t ReyRIani BIyGI,a
CA sCELERIm,
Esai htItt Assna- oFe1 EsgN una,
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i
By virtue Of tEo dteji q trst ~ ntg
Christian WAntr and ChhstnI NLrE, INA
10 the unidentified trustee dIiAihl tilSsaE
Of DetnbeF, 10 tie yuI lE5i, ltlI6f3Hl9i
the pubic land renurdi o, OAo ngsy, NHIf
gnii, 10 Died Of Truii B6k So H. ~ at
oihef drei Of iruit made By uratLt slpEt
the undefhsped iTrytrs, tTiN d. tTadfd
Nay, 10 the year 1874, al rm3d Ea4n
public land records Of uit togstJ 10 ND SiH
Boak numbered seven. tGbS SIott lShG
FRIDAY, The .iE d,y d JsbS, ~
Be.innlpE At 10 o'dock a. y. o. Hii 81, ID
front door d, the Court HogR Il 0tpNlElha
YTluIL, 10 the dtJ q Wbs1sE ~ Ef4
Iuelou the i~ollGEtnE dacnbA prpsIi y
div, o. % much thtreoi n aIy kbEssrIhF
he debt SECURED By nd drdi y tnEn1
expenses Iitebding ibe tIeeHioad AHsaE
lted BY aid deedL bat Iuelcd u2Ii1g
mentioned beloU Of The bogth hiiH
Of two thouapd Dollar With inhHt hf@h1
March sd. 1871, Till paid, b. Viitnt g aSsss
trust from Christian NSgnef nd tIfpV1f
Dusch, trustee, dItd March ~, IkA tane..
al amopg The public hnd rtoItiI ~ fslg
Ia Drtd Box numbsrrd s.? past VI iAIthg.t
ITIl III y aIor1sali The ilhSitS d1dip11
usrtT, Of 70 much thtrtoi u nIy Y oS1saJ
sio,ssad. Tbe slItdn part q ~ ~ y
h, numbSrtd aun,y.hint, hiattd q WA
/ n NaIn Fty,t. Gictntr RhehhSp ny
fro1tinF THIRTY .thTet iArt 90 The Eni DE =
1STi nj unnIlg vaiuIrdly Of tTtn Sl!u "
torr isst III IbeSrs. or 70 4 TolDt hiiy-s,ns
~ InShrs nom Main stntt, and which y th,uF
~ ~ nsHoI ri b,rt f The north ALi d hitto
1900 STsutT.uiuC, be:Gn1iitf mshto1tt y
pS,t III b,Ini tbs ans piSeoi Srolnl Er1hN, Y.
forysys5 10 IL odd Cbhtstiln N1tpd "!
psyTT md ne IDd NEtl4l ltdny ".
49, fsbu,rT ISL, ltGS AID nufaS
the p0blie hnd reooIsid UaS
gnts, 10 Died ROoENo s. iSLo wv
Aiso, % much 0, The DOrih hhl y. N q
sTeuly.nine - liz betgree S1h Ia ~ n
uece u ground AtoTe ddciitfo, ~ ~ 4
sSme pppAty gnulei and HnI,lN m
Cbrt,,:iIn wager BY J hn -
deed dlled March ~, lssr ADJ - 4
IA land roords 10 Led b"eL "a = ,Ijh
Tbs mi nenuopSi pun q ibe ~
W. q TitIb = eui odd a. aid tine tia
m ttIs 10 The poPsriy hr,hI "
Ia !, bsieTrd 10 h. god, ,ubtdb
III ,hsrsoi ~ above, pgI sllini . ISS.ris
a1lv eonyty such hds ~ q Told
Two deeds q trust Iioresiid. ,nyuAn
naS.hs,sf may elect to P5y, G,a
Ibs mime 10 tEo equal inSnll9eaS 80
,TsITe monlh, respectively, Hiih lasSSsia
day q ale, h: g%s, u.sS ,5, ! n SS
9 me property 'old . ~, St ~ i III.
me P'@ slIOS BAEh ia
cALDWulL4 cALDWEtL Ai''0'h ID
J. q HEEYEY. Audlobtrt
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RELLEY-At Philadelphia, Pa, on Tae1,y,
June 10, 1873, r FRANKLIN, infant son oil Col.
John O.. Gnd India Il. Kelley.
ALTMEYER-ou Thundiy Morning, June %,
1875, II halt.patt seven O'clock, Mn. ktiZLHEIH
AEIxKYKB, aged - yeIrs-
The funeral Will take plIes loon her lats red
denee, In BensOod, this morning at 10 O'Clock
Services at St. Johns Church, Bsnvood. Inter.
uent at Mt. calvary Cemetery. Friends Of Tho
family are invited o attend. .
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nEUsTEE'S SALE.

n, ,,,,u. Of T., dpsd Of tru,; MAD, No
WIsner and Christina HlEhsi i,TJBi
dsrsiEpeI traIiee, eIteJ The hiA rsthE
he Ts,ri ISL, and resItsi lp9ls ~
sseny5, ri Ohl5 county Hnt lu0-1H
Tnst Book numtsFri H. Ptss
SATURDAY, ts, "a day d I1'. y
besinp'n lu, II n. Cour Hoas q w u
iISo. vss,,rI,. in The dy Of TG
hSi n.,sH ne to,IoVisg dsrrlHi
q much thereof - M! y I,sItAHp
AM rSeurri BY aid d7ri o. uS ~ TG.RgS
SttsnJInF ihs C1teI,lOp o. We TIE tssS
ssSd' thit Is to Sy. The nora ~. a. ~,
AZ and The Whole o. oi 1IGI
hL-SS N. 10 the 'ldtnoE -
WL.SIins nov Chu'tsl.i As.rlnIt
,"'t,Ttp.. hoVtuT al ~ ,Saslf
I.S, ~. Il M dEd TO ltt nv. n ~
JoaI /" ooh d,y Of hu1l1 SisS
PEI ui'e m tbilic bni roiIlS
oUi1ej ap'p Is burt-itd u !ol@ = ,,ap
tyln ptrd to -tbird, ard sasd
a, ,hs plrhnrr IBSy tittt VI IGs
~ bsl.bcr 10 tsJ tqa'i lLis i.,rtE55
,T,ITe mouihi rrT'dNty' h -
S,T a nls, tie rgrht-f = IsIay
nSmitsoTy note st sea SOP
r. re- bnieny I'D ub nNf.El
49, n,ni ih.t u. BnIl pa IdHAi
III. /, /. l,ryd TO y fo"a,ssss
mai oply u0sTsJ 'lss
iIu,art 4, tn,t drd Siort5iGs IT. Ira
10 he " GEO H. CALp"tN ~
.a.-.... ..-l --...L
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EXCURSION TO PrTTsBuRsH,-Ths Il.
b the sBoaH Exeurien o. the IeASon. PAfto
dsalhng tIekets should lpply for them b. Friday
eTenipE, a the number II iiekstH h hmite1.
TIekets for ale At ChIIA sIebk6s, Henry Blum:
enbsrE'l, and Robut' Drug 5tors, r. Conrad and
y. Kan, j. 1eA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WAHTED- An active buipsa nan to tIksth9
wv nile Of The New Improved SBoo1 6ENtng
MACHINES In Wheeling Mona bot reliable Eaftte1
ia ELG SIRKEI, GSGSNlIL jt1Ieod
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Let US zee. Three most conspicuous
bluuders Of the late Confederate House al
the late session are: ~ The election Of 4
Confederate over a Union soldier as Door
keeper; (2) the attempt 10 abolish The
army and the bid for the Sociaiistic vote
(3) the useless agitation entailed BY the
Potter Investigating Committee, Such a
record ought 10 defeat every Democratic
member outside Of the old Slave States,
Chicago Tribune Rep,
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DILLoS-sNYrH-on ThuSdsy, June 10th
1873, by Rev. J. u. Metal, Nj. !. @. DILLON ant
Mis- ElLES, daughter Of &. J. smyth, Esq.
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FoR SALE.
SEReEANT's sAIg

.SEReEANTs SALE
Sslsl v,aA..t c.,
cas.sp.sr A.4sss H-F-4uAAu.
Ia he xaa.dnl ooar q M-,,
fGSS hfHu 0rIntss Aa1eu
" SSSen 9rEoFsT -
d,,: n AsdsHr hHE a C. "a 6Sna
sS;SEs ", Phlsp., JUST,
~ ~ ua!eG County, Wa; T,s5 tas&
.niES Eteab9sI
aHSa, 15d 70 n L&h
~ sPa1 1od utl I'll a hsss iES
ytrdsS. q hfesL IN TIE GiJ FEE
MONDAY, tA, 9i,s d,
Connen'iaE a 10 o'sksk
eTibed PcOpety, 10 vii APoaL
And enlentg, four seaIs, st'ElSS Il ~
H.. tSS 49, Gsa LaHa -
Godss. Sn5 Al Nhbth, =. nSAk
fSt St,,et II sioSs EaSsN aSaa
rSt,ii a - faeA gopII uin HI1E
iisi MIiist s:,, I N-- ~ sSaL,
WI nao El % WEpSESb,y
@mmtndnE ~ 10 o'eG 'EASb
"a Sss At9dna lEtl9 ep.slal
nv no - MtSu, all nod h seS1Gd
tIiGnSsST l't aEstgtiI,H%
tsrsSs IN I sto'fi 1td ChtJtEsIiSihIR
Ws.siSs" ''N' N''l'' 'a"I . a stsse
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
NEW ARRIVALS

NEW ARRIVALS
hummer Sun U~mbrellas-Nsv Style, and ebap,
Spring Iiess Goods, at . rtduced price.
black SILK and GUNNER silks, cheap.
IlAck all WOOL cAshmgre-the greAtest bargain
ever offered al Soc.
Whit Good, EmhroIderIes and Lren sultinsI.
line Blsaehed Table Linens.
Dice Tab e Linen, worth sc, for &c.
ZOO Yards Prints for Sc.
700 Yards Prints, TO an1ve, 4c.
new lot Of ihose 81 Is Bed Quilts for sc.
Don't forget that We cell the Lheapest and Best
Carpets In the dty. By giving Us q look yon will
Be convinced Of that fact.
Flor OIL (loths and Window Shades. CHEAP.
All goods sold at the lov,st Prices al the Cheap
Cash Dry GoodI House Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21

THE Springfield (Ma.s.) Republican
Ind has learned somehow that Stanley
Matthews now sits at home and sings the
song Of the unfortunate Dutchmln:
When I dlnkI o. vat I an
And vat I used 10 va,
IdInh I've dfoVed myISlt away
Nitout sulleient el1se.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-21
TRUSTEES SALE

J. {. HEEvHT, Aucdobssf. rys
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-06-19

his i'll treatment, she has been
greatly distressed in body and
mind, and has also suffered in repu-
tation and in the esteem of her
friends; therefore, she asks for
$40, 900 damages. sl-r
Mr.. Strakosch said tonight
%ThiS is simply a blackmailing
affair, | met Miss Smedley some
four years ago in Chicago. She
came to me to put her on the stage
and get her a musical education.
told her if she came to New York
! would do what l could for her.
She came and | got her teachers,
but soon discovered that she had no
ability or talent. Besides, she was
in ill-health, and ! gave her money
to 60 back home. She has ire-
quently annoyed me since, and |
have frequently given her money
from charity, that is all. Her story
is simply absurd. never promised
to marry her, and never spoke to
her about it. She thinks she has
got from me all | will give her by
right means, and there she is right
So she fancies she can get more by
foul means, and there she will FIND
she is wrong"