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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-13
o1ARKsr ,uRe FAIR.

'psning o. 40 Iath Annual Exhibition
~ .'est virginia Central Agri'
eu Al and Mechanical soeleiy-tlo'
~ = and Mechanical lails-Ehe stock
.iSplay-Sto,Cs and rieturcs-Iohn u
Hubbard, Col. Hen. Wilson, DC.
CLARIsnuRG, W. Va, Sept. 10,
spscl.l COrrspondsuce Of the In,slllrSnscr.
THO 1oth Annual Fair az tho Wcst Vir.
..n;. con,.oi Agricultural aud NTecbnni.
s.s Sv' "s.N"''"'" saw ~ J, -, III,
cal society began NJ the spacious anu wen
kept grounds OF the Association, near this
city. today. No effort has been spared
by me officers 10 MAKE 'l'v stoa'es ,' y,
buildings attractive anu pleasant, anu u.
addition 10 everything being IN the best ui
orlcr Tho liberal use Of white.wash
- ~. .sn1n,ol do ,n,.,ar,r,.c ~
prushes has EVu"S'e" 'u' u i'''''"''NN "
tho buildings very attractive.
The principal buildings arc Floral Hall
and Mechanical Hall, each OF which Is
well filed with articles appropriated their
departments. Among the exhibits in
Floral Hall are the crayon pictures Of Gen,
Cot, OF Clarllshurg, Col, Bon. Wilson, Mr..
Caleb BogSsSs, Of this city, and Cenion'
nial scene, all executed by Mr.. John
W. Mylcs, Of Wheeling, which attract
great attention. In Mechanical Hall the
display Of stoves from Joseph Bell 4 Co.,
also OF Wheeling, Of which firm Mr.. Geo,
+, Bell is the representative AZ the lair,
finds many admirers In both depart
ments there are many exhibitors whose
goods will receive meEited notice IN my
next letter, but " no had not, owing 10 ine
busy haste attendant upon the hrst Jay
arranged their exhibits sufficiently to ai'
low your correspondent to gain the nS s.s
information to do them or their owners
Justice
While every department Is fuller than on
the opening day Of any previous tair inc
stock department, It is universally AZ
mitled, l. better than ever before, anu tlS
eminent reputation 80 long en)oyed by tns
FARMERS and stock laiScrs OF Harrison ana
The adjoining counties Is fully mSintainsd
ON this OcSaSion, Prominent among inc
herbs present may be nSSe1 tnSSs VI las ISS
NJ, MeCann, Esq, Of Bridgeport, har>
risOn county, W. Va; Hon. John =; Jaws
81 ClarkShurg; WenningSr JARVIS, tSl'' 81
Harrison county; Jacob Lynch, sSFl., OF
the same county; Henry BaSSeil' fsl,'
Jacob = Love, Esq, and many diners
&,The greatest curiosity on the gro0aHS =
native bred cow, the properly OF Mrs
Calvin SOmcrvillc, Of buffalo ITecS' !nS
mother Of three calves at one birth, all OF
which afe IN the pen WIN liner: >. ,.....,
Much Disappointment Is telI tS ':s,s..
none Of the eminent men, VIZ irtSSNsn !
Hayes and Cabinet who wSES iaNlS st S; ~
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-13

n1E Cai,si Sss,ss < the only great
nation today in the happy condition OF
expSr.tas aeeh and importing Elite An
the OSless are eaaPelle>l 10 80 OUTSIDE Of
their linisS toZ hseal and mest and cher
nUoSSa-ies Of life.
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Graatssa' SAILS
TRUSTEES SALE,

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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower cOmpany's Works,
Knows IS THE or MACHINE SHOE.

Ry virtue Il 4 Ned o. Trust made BY Edmund
H6(ls seaiOI aud AEGbeltl, his wife, NOSA ". seCk
and Sallle A.. his vile AMI James baIS and NeAlta
bic, bis vile u the up1er{pCl Trustee, Gatcd jana
AIRY sth, 1874 and FOrltd IL the Otce VI the Geek
Gu DveA Il Trust Book Ne. S pasV l99 Win ell II
the irOat dor Il the CsRrt hOGss v ohlO county,
West VIFrinla On
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Rasseatan.r4sl.
CHARLESTOWN ACADEMY.
A Preparatory school for Roy

A Preparatory Sehool for BOYS,
CharlestoVu, jefferson Co, ". Va, wy. II. KAntE,
"A. NJ, ,Prinepalr FsyK. IEAyELr "a. N. and
thoFOushne q instTncoa and com plstsas Il eOGr,s
equal % the best Seb0s IN the country. COurla Of
Instruction embraces English, Ancient md Modern
language Miiheuttits and Setural SeieneeA Next
full particular and list q testimOaials, address,
wM. II. KABLE, Principal, ChariesieWn, JesenOn
%. W. Va. sllE1 ~ La.. aus
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FRIDAY, s1Tnn2 tYa.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20
Supreme Court.

The following Los Angeles decis-
ions were rendered in the Supreme
Court at Sacramento on Monday
and Tuesday, April 18th and 10th:
Baker VS. Acknowledgment and
order affirmed. Remittitur forth
with.
DeCells VS. Maclay ct al-Rellear-
ing granted.
Perry ct al vs. Young ct al-Con-
tinued by stipulation for the term.
De Cells vs. Brunson-Continued
for the term by consent.
Phelp vs. Avise-Continued. No
appearance.
Temple VS. AIexander--On mo-
ton of Howard for respondent and
suggestion of the dimiuution of the
record herein, ordered that the Or
d.rof the court below, appointing
VIM. Temple guardian al item of
the minors, john and Lucinda
Temple, iutervenora, be filed and
made part of the record herein.
Cause argued by Ross for appel
liant and Howard for respondent
and submitted.
Lynch VS. Los Angeles County
Bsnk-Argued by Harrison for APP
pellant aud Bergin and Howard for
respondent and submitted.
City of Los Angeles vs. Baldwin
ct al = Submitted upon briefs on
file.
Alien VS. Tiffany ct al-Argued
by White for appellants and Ross
for respondent anu cause submit
ted.
Ybarra vs. LorenZan a ct al-Ar-
gued by Ross for appellants and
Howard for respondents and cause
submitted.
Mascarel VS. Hellman ct ai-Ap-
peal dismissed on motion of Ross
for appellants.
WE'LL VS.. Jones-The decision of
this case depends upon the con-
struction of a portion of one of the
agreements annexed to tile conf
plant, which reads as follows:
"If default shall be made in any
of the above payments .
for the space of 80 days after the
same shall become due, then it
shall be lawful for the party of the
first part at his
option and discretion, at once to
reScihd this agreement to convey,
and to re-enter upon and repossess
said premises II and
in such case all payments thereto
fore made shall be retained by the
party of the first part as compensa-
ton and liquidated damages for the
previous use, enjoyment and occu-
patton Of the premises by the party
of the second part"
The effect of q RECESSION would
lave been to restore the status quo;
the party of the first part would
have been entitled to the possess
sion of the promises, the party of
the second part to restoration of
the moneys he had paid.
1t is apparent that the words ITO
rescindn are not employed in their
usual or proper sense, because they
are followed by statement that the
party of the first part shall retain
the moneys paid. In its legal effect
the stipulation is for the benefit
of the party of the second part. If
the stipulation were not in the
agreement, the plaintiff would sue
coed to the right to re-enter imme-
diately on the failure of the second
party to make payment-subJect,
of course, to the right of the
party of the second part to q
specific performance, no. timex
cusablo delay occurring. This
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20
Handkerchief tiirtati0ns.

Drawing across the lips, desiring
an acquaintance; twisting in the
left hand, / wish to be rid of you;
winding it around the third finger,
I am married; winding it around
the forefinger, I am engaged; plac-
ing it on the right ear, how you
have changed; taking 1t by the
center, you are most too willing;
drawing across the forehead, look,
we are watched; putting it in the
pocket, no more love at present;
letting it remain on the eyes, you
are so cruel; opposite corners in
both hands. do wait for me; twist
ing it in the right hand, 1 love an
other; drawing it through the
hands, hate you; letting 1t rest on
the right cheek, yes; letting it rest
on tie left cheek, no; twirling 1t in
both hands, Indifference; drawing
across the eyes. / am sorry; draw
ing across the cheek, l love you;
folding it, I wish to speak with
you; dropping, we will be friends;
over the shoulder, follow me; rub
bling the end OF the nose, meet me
at the LADIES' CANDY STORE, No.
IL Spring street. l0-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20

right to specific performance might
continue after the expiration of the
period named, the only effect of the
stipulation in respect to that mat
ter being that it constituted an
agreement that time should not be
considered of the essence of the con-
tract during the 80 days.
A provision that party may at
the end of 80 days after an event
employ powers, which, except for
the provision he could employ inn
mediately on the happening of the
event, means nothing, unless 1t
means that he shall not employ
them during the 80 days.
The present action was com.
menced less than 80 days after the
default of defendant Jones. The
plaintiff has obtained o decree re-
storing him to the possession of the
land. and FORGETTING to him the pay
ments already made by the said
defendant. Both these are conse.
quences which the agreement pro-
vides shall only follow failure to
pay for 90 days after q payment
shall become due.
Judgment reversed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20

Go to Woods Opera House and
then to the race track.
E. Germain & Co. sell better
groceries and provisions and cheap
er than any other house in town.
Agents for the Star Dairy cheese.
Nos. 1872 and 124 Main street.
Don't fail to see that base ball
first part at Woods Opera House.
Picnic grounds for churches and
schools can be had at Agricultural
Park.
Every body is we'll treated at
Woods Opera House.
Ask your grocer for Star cheese.
1t is q home production, cheaper
and better than the imported ar
ticle.
The happiest men in town can he
found at Woods Opera House.
The finest picnic grounds, base
ball, swings, horizontal bars, in
Southern California are at Agri-
cultural Park.
More fun for less money than any
place in town at Woods Opera
House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20
The Dollar of Our Dads.

We arc indebted to the courteous
Cashier of the Commercial Bank,
Mr.. e. f. Spence, for one of the
FIRST of the dollars of our "daddies"
coined at the San Francisco Mint.
On the diverse side Of the new coin
is The head Of female, supposed to
be the Goddess of Liberty. On the
circlet which holds the bays which
surmount her brow is inscribed the
word "Liberty." This side of the
coin is completed by the legend
which cold Hickory" was so fond
OF repeating, "E Pluribus Ununs,n
half circle of stars aud lists"
The Latin legend is put on tue coin
very bunglingly, not lining prop.
erly. Any printer in the United
states, if he were inspecting job,
would pronounce this portion of the
coin the work of "shoemaker,n
aud if a job 50 aligned were, by ac-
ciden', issued from the HERALD
STEAM PAINTING House, we would
have the work recalled, Cancelled
and done over again. On the re-
Verse side Of the coin, in circlet,
are the words "Uuited States OF
America" corresponding to the old
silver dollar. The eagle Is very
much inferior to that of the old sill
Yer dollar. 1t is fearfuliy and won-
dertully made, ana would be a
great deal more OF u success as the
efligy of buzzard than as that OF
the bird of freedom. I'm mediutely
above this mishapen bird is the
motto "In God we rrust," aud be-
low the words Zone Dollar"
spelled ont in fun, instead of, as in
the old dollar, the abbreviature
"One DOL" AS ito make up for the
hideousness of the eagle leaf spray
partially encloses it, also an inno-
walton on the old dollar.
A word as to the Goddess of Lib
erty before We dismiss this coin.
Instead of full length Goddess,
arrayed in scaut raiment, ia
sitting posture, with pole
in her hand on which is
displayed a Phrygian Liberty Cap,
the female face on the new
coin is the human cougtenance
with section of the neck only. 1t
is volupluous looking effigy and
would do honor to one of the de-
partments of the Argonaut. There
is decided squareness of jaw about
the Goddess which might lead to
occasional family jars were she in
troduced to the domestic circle.
She reminds us more of the woman
with the "Iron Jaw who puts q
leather strap between her teeth,
and allows herself to be drawn up
to the ceiling of theatres and cir
cuses, at which altitude she dis
charges q revolver, than of any
feminine lineaments we have
looked upon in u long while.
But the main thing about this
new silver dollar is that it is 4l2k
grains in weight, of 900 degrees
fineness, is worth intrinsically
ninety-three cents and is quoted in
the money circles of the country at
only one-half of one per cent. be-
low par, thus giving the lie to the
assertions of the New YORK bank
ers, and the editors controlled by
them, who were never tired of
saying that the issuance Of this
dollar would demoralize our whole
currency aud cheat the laborer
out of bis daily bread. 1t has, in
stead, gone nearly to par and car
ried the greenback with it, thus
increasing the pittance Of the
working man.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20
THE MORE MURDER.
A Brother Of the Murdered Man In Town
Peculiar Forensic Practices.

We received call yesterday
from Mr.. Alexander p. More, a
brother of T. Wallace More, who
was murdered, about u year ago, by
the gang lately arraigned in Ven
tura county. Mr.. More tells US
that he and his two brothers have
been indefatigable in hunting
down the murderers of their
brother. They have put their time
and money into the work. He re-
CARDS it as hardship that this
course is absolutely en-
forced upon the private citi-
zen If he desires TO have justice
done, and he ascribes it to the ex-
istence of the detective system.
Mr.. More thinks that the detective
feature of the administration of
justice acts as clog upon its ordi-
nary machinery, paralyzing the
regular officers. Everything is
allowed to rest until n handsome
reward is offered, when the detec-
tiyes show signs of revival and get
to work. AS the result of his own
personal experience, Mr.. More pro-
fesses to have but very limited
belief in the efficiency of the ordi.
nary detective.
A short time after the murder,
Mr.. More waited upon Gov. Irwin
and eEdeavored to persuade him to
offer suitable rewards for tho APP
prehension of the murderers of his
brother. He represented that the
deceased was the heaviest tax
payer in the county in which the
deed was committed, that his
money was locked up in the State
and county treasures, and that the
State and county should bear the
expense of bringing the malefac-
tors to justice. The Governor re-
piled that the sum available for
such u purpose was very limited,
but finally consented to offer re-
ward of $500 for the discovery of
the fl st and $500 for the apprehen-
sion of each subsequent murderer.
With regard 20 the statements and
counter-statemeuts which, had APP
peared ia the HERALD concerning
the Messrs. Hines IL Brooks, the
attorneys for the defendants, Mr..
More made u statement which he
claims can be substantiated by iu-
controvertible facts. About year
ago he procured the arrest of Me-
Cart, who, he was then satisfied,
was one of the murderers of his
brother. Mr.. Hines, he alleges,
appeared as the attorney for Nc
Cart. A short time ago, 80 Mr..
More says, he engaged the firm OF
Hines & Brooks to assist the State
in the prosecution of the parties
now under arrest. He says he &C.
copied Mr.. Hines's terms, that gen.
tleman STIMULATING that he should
not be expected to prosecute Nc
Cart, whom he had previously de-
Tended. He claims to have had
daily conferences with Mr.. Hines
up to the very day before the ar
rests. His surprise was extreme to
find, on the morning of the ar
raignment of the prisoners, that
the firm of Hines & Brooks APP
peared for the defence. Mr.. More
says he has made u statement for
the action of the Coart which, he
thinks, will lead to their disbar-
ment.
Having admitted previous state
ments of this case to our columns,
we deem it only fair that Mr..
More's side of the story should be
accorded q hearing.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20
Nature Demands a Tonic

When the nerves are unstrung, the head
aches, the appetite is poor or variable, the
sleep disturbed, and q general deprecia-
ton of viIal power is experienced. Such
state of things cannot long exist with
out the development of serious disease,
Tho most active and genial invig ,rant
known is Ho. letters Stomach Bitters.
The absolute purity OF Its spirituous ba-
sis and botanic Ingredients gives it a per-
its Supassing medicinal value is admit
ted by medical men OF distinction, by
VIII ON 1t Is widely used in private prac.
tice. For fever and ague-both as u pre-
ventive and remedy dyspepsia, liver
complaint, bilious remittent, flatulence,
and all other intsstiu NJ disorders. 1t is a
thoroughly reliable remedy. II is the
anti-feb rile specific par excellence of the
malarial districts of this and other coun-
tries, where diseases born of m iasma pre-
vail, and as general household remcd y
it is also universally esteemed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-04-20

In yesterdays HERALD We noted
the fact that we had heeu visited
the night before by strange man
who, on entering the office, called
for dish of pigs feet. 1t appears
that, after leaving the HERALD
office, the stranger wandered to
Main street, where he attracted the
attention of officers Jerome and
Tribolet By throwing bis boots
away, one up the street and the
other in the opposite direction.
They, thinking from his queer
movements that he " as crazy, took
him to the lock up for safe keeping.
Yesterday morning on being ar
raigned before Judge Peel, he gave
his name as G. Morgan and stated
that on the previous afternoon he
had taken glass of wine in u
house on Los Angeles street, after
which he remembered nothing
that occurred. He also stated that
when he entered the house he had
$3.50 in cash on his person. In or
der to verify his story the Judge
detailed policeman to accompany
him to Los Angeles street. On en-
tering the house the landlady, in
answer to the officers enquiry, said
that Morgan had been there the
previous afternoon and had spent
$l50-$l00 for wine, which he had
bought at q neighboring store and
which, said she, pointing to row
of bottles OH the floor, is there, and
$50 that he gave to couple of
girls that live in the house. The
storekeeper was called in and veri-
fed that part of the story relating
to the purchase of the wine CHAM
payne, claret and other varieties,
some thirty bottles in all. The
girls were made to refund the cash,
and Morgan, taking up his wine,
departed highly delighted at hav-
ing recovered at least portion of
his money. Moral-Strapgers
should be very careful as 10 where
they drink wine.
Deputy Sheriff Ling, who re-
turned yesterday from taking An.
tonic Peralta TO San Quentin, in
forms us that he saw both Waller
and Phelps at that institution.
Waller is acting as nurse in the
hospital instead of Assistant Lib
rarian, as previously reported, and
Phelps is employed in the clothing
department. Both prisoners are
enjoying good health.
At 1880 o'clock this morning a
very heavy shower of hail fell, last
ing about three minutes.