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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

Montgomery walker, deed, In s,0.,..
Anna North, etAI. NJ N CAiha1
In pursuance Of authurity ,..,,.,
decree q Md Iourt, rendered n svS.i Y ~ y
On tho 18th day Of August, lS1s m IN -
premises herein advertised, 10 b soa - aaI
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. n, Al puhl,.
the highst and best bidder, III tSSS, .ISss.s i
the bill and proceeding meniiopst !. ist !
home. taIm Of the late hontTUmS,x w; .,i; n,
epSbed, In broote county, West VI ,.A 4
miles nom the Short Geek ststi.ss' .lN laCu
W. a Ky. r. r., and ldjojnlhS i.SI.@ Y
Wells, George BonAr and oihST H
ssia farm contains about StS az,, n,
VIII be oiyidded IN parcels, a piStS ~ IN
BE- .eon at the Bank Of Well,butS' ~ ,s sahA ~
10th Of August, 1878, and viii " ~ VIC .,
parcels @ % an entirety, a. may S.s,r u!as
land will BE- sold clear u dove. ~ ~ II
Ing IN the deed. N4e 'lasE -
1ERss or SlLR On. fourth O, IN,
money eAsh In hand on day Of N ~ ,atslt
three equal inatallmeptS, payable II ~. 1,,lAts
three Yeas respectively, irau day Al ~ W Y
privilege 10 purchI ser 70 pay AAy boF,t,. "a
aid notes before maturity, The pu,sS "
notes With approved security, bS,rins l'aI
rom dtte for deferred payuents Ind N, an ases
Ing retained until tbs pulehiS n,spsS /, '.H ~
ST. le4H SAMUEL 6EOlF
anlb-dAE Special CnnEtIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17
GENERAL NOTICES.
CEALED PROPOSALS..
s..u CLKnK's OFFICE, !
cont IsuosDGs OF Oslo touHII, :
WuwRfTna luxttht 10. 1873.

~
.... .s...I CLKnK's 0YyIcE, !
CoMt IsuosDls OF Oslo tounII,
WHEHuse, August 10, ISIS. }
Sealed proposals, viii b received at this eitit
until the 10th inst. at II Y. for repairing and MAO
adamiEing the peninsulA road from the city Came.
LEO yards 81 had limestone, broken 70 thrG
Inch gauge. and abaut / 100 yards Of nine Inch
sandstone paving, hand packed, will b required
Tho repaiI will consist u cleaning, ditehing and
suriaeins up the road. embracing about 1000 cubic
ms undersigned reserves the right to reject any
or all lids.
BIDS viii b endorsed on outside Of enyelopG
"Propoaaln for work On Peninsula road"
Adde'S, giyi6g mana and postofdos AddfOal Of
and responsibility. 'Hs Jas N. EWING,
Chairman Hnanes Committee Board Of Commits
donors, Ohio County. E ..-... aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-17

NrAsTED.- Men for one year, to begin work ut
w once. Salary fair. Busness hr,t class.
auto Monitor GlASs Works. Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

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nrfh Its hiha lsps alahe, Hob arriving
III vain ~ fslslais hi,n nrun fuuf,
Madame IL Nufielts war ~ frightened
That s'lr Ia shr rrtns sscafs trim hei
hands anil esnk faintinR ia my arms.
Win my lett Iana rrrpsrtri thr rims.
With my right arm supported Madame
ae NuTiulis. my i.g MI shc time causing
n. ms,ss ffighsinl torture.
In this mariner Madame liz Norinlis
made her frs. entry Into La lsu'hc
Iarg.. Nhru ahr rturnr,l there Ain
weeks later she hn.l lee ,ine my wife,
H,,rl. indeed, IN life. slie exclaimed.
!" THE would never have cumr ~ rata
II yon hal not bought tho irumrcie,'~
horse. - London .Nurisfg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
Chester Trade.

General Merchandise.
l.. q. I.yu0v hss fu,l ssd seusvsi s.sors,nsnt,
aaa sAus y lowssl pstcse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
IMPORTANT LETTER
From Z Distinguished Physlclsn.

NO sinsie dIseMAe has shtaliea mora GATHERING Ar
Az lsst~nvd Tbs breaking VIZ ~ thu rnnssl lcn
Than tsstth The s~nfr ufsuvil OF taste. ef sight,
~ 9rsI.nf ~. HUMAN seIes. ths hhA Gus q nIute
eHa tutnssins mn tell ta iAnmfheU.
Ire teset II dissil.asrs throughout Chr tfsseM
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~ snssss:, sha shs!laishs. these snfs,IAH. fcra
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ana ssastwotss 80 nana srd SSs ,ssomgs,sss
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azure,
ORC. BkARD, VI, n.
HcasooTr BLocx, 10. FaAMisonaH. Uci. ], issI
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

Wagon Makers.
?, !s*AC. 49, square. -, .. z, .. :,...
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

Anos Y. c0s,as, cousstots naa. - ! lsaap,
y gomttoo1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

NJ CAT CVan Tor neerjy ono wear. mi san az
fahdidIy That - never sold 4 sfnilHr preparation
!hss EA!e such unlse!sei satt faction. We have
We "a rot % iho EabIt tof Recommending psf
sns meal.luse, hlt your vsetstg,ion ms.sa !A4
sh.nia 10 scasnasd pf IL srest WatI q that
snaetlnN. viii la relieved. We have hecM In lhe
Ntg9 h!elnrss FIR THO rast twelve years constantly,
cold syrIythin9 Tor cstarr lint ynare ale All
We fese. III luu sre ptopsF You ~ uss this lvttes
e. Nsfy trinity yosifs, I'D BALDWIN 4 60.
wnoiss.ls aud lselsl nealels ia prass. i,oaka rid
zach rAekase contains pr. aanferfv Improved
Ihhhttnk Tubs. and full directions fps mes In oil
casra, Price, tiUU. for sNe hy III wilnlrsAls and
kta s Az dleet1effYik IT, sn'sd
Aysnls had wholsssle lbva1sists, nosiou. lAss.
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~ tsehhaev fsf TIE fs,s twsHis II Ter
m "A rss1A lsnsssis. emi w. raariinae nv AZ
nhtsl Vie nst t~sntsse ar vi sHassleA.
Mhsn the i~asis heating a hirh ratr n
irsswA ase I'll vssissfus whs ruuh nssi
ihs uuushfnsns n~s, ~ i4ssn r. ths tssaN.
rie is u.ss, ihr rrsiHharks received III
.srisaaps fss iln lasNls fer hniillinr rail
rsalls nna ~ maAinr other neT,,sl rnh.
W. improvements This ~oula ,lo assay
WITH tae n.xpssgts NJ borrowing money
~ foreigner. fer saeh purposes, AMI
w.nla Les \ III this renntfy hundred. "a
millsuns that arr hoW brinc paid ~ in.
iers~t u foreign i,on.lhcllesA
The property ~ the people anil The
wealth. II il,r naiiun arr tho rsnslnrs N
lahus. Whaiesrf kerrs The wnskinp
rlarsr~ ,nod actively employed will add
most 81 The prosperity ~ the people aud
~ the nations wrnlsh. A financial avs.
lem ~ this kind would provide ille
means ~ ,lo this. AMI II would keep In
the county The wral,h which thc conn.
try produces, anil nh would bc benefited
thereby. - r. .N;fier. NeH iDrk.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18

Tho healing pfepsrties VI ouv own fragrant haj.
i., nna pm ash re susa. ~ !hs ka.s sFs %. wsli
hcAtlnn SCOT hing, asA pfppeStiss ~
knuwn ~ !iiDussAde. Wbsh cVMbIme0 III sGcpfd.
tnaeY, thsls hratin9 and strengthening ps0p}stioe
Nh iac.sn,sa ssnin,d IA .h!s f.spseI PM lassss
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-18
TWO IN ONT.

Tins combined We bays two RyAnd medical
agents IN nnc. ZACH of which performs IT, hlueon
And nnlivdly produce rI0rA lures thsn any llnt
pnaa'l,d n tha history of medicine. Try ohs.
phIIr. n CENTS
Naid hy M wholesale and Retail pruKpieto
AluNNhubt the & INTEL ttatsn and Canada, Ht1i w
MEEEn 4 uIflkM. fropFlst0fs. it0stcn. Mss..
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Potneevs AND Htnsjrrs
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
THE PICNIC.

Save the little scrimmage among the target
shooters, the Turn Verein picnic was a very
delightsome affair, and thoroughly enjoyed b.
all participants The games were CRAFTY
ing success: the part;cip- '' were full of gIee
and life; and all ?. e ! acted as if they
had determined to lave . ID time and we're
industriousy proceeding to have it. The
grounds presented very animated appear
anne A better day could not have been
chosen. The Virginia club won the football
match, which was fought over with much zeal
By both sides The gymnastic exercises were
very fine, a most appropriate feature of the
occasion was the feeling ailusion, in Mr.. Fred
Boegle's speech, to our late friend Chris.
Kitzmeyer. The Carson Turner's were under
the command of Mr. Jacob Muller; and the
address of welcom was delivered very hap
PLY by Mr.. Fred LANCE. In all respects the
arrangements made and perfected were salts
factory; and the cat crowd, when they
separated, separated people do who have
spent day Of pure enjoyment
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
THE SAGEHEN- OF THE
KNOBS

When Falstaff found himself outwitted by
his registering friends he inquired, SIS there
no virtue extant2" And now, after finding the
dreadful pitfalls into which Truth himself
has stumbled; and after being promised sage
hens and been obliged to feed on hashed beef
and potatoes; after having been trusted and
betrayed, We exclaimed in an agony of grief
and CONSERVATION, not knowing whittier to
turn, Have the gunners fallen into the awful
ways of the fishermenl We set our fond
heart upon the promise of a friend. We do
not ike to tell his name; but Mrs. jerks is
conscientious and exemplary truth-teller
compared with him, and Anderson is the en-
bodiment of Roman veracity. On Friday
last party of our bosom friends went hunt
ing sage-chickens. They knew just where
to find EN- by the hundred, and we, this
scribe, this trusting, confiding brother of the
journaliferous guild, we We're to be made the
certain recipient of two brace of the choicest
and latest and most desirable of those tooth
some fowls. We went to sleep, clasped, as
it were, in the arms of Trustfulness and Con-
nuehCe yesterday came the crushing de-
nouement We noticed that this lavish
promscr instead of bounding into this Office
with note of joy and generosity upon his
tongue, pulled his hat down over his eyes
and walked by with feigned air as if hay |
ing business engagement OF solemn import |
like the funeral Of a friend or duel upon |
the field of honor. Thinking he might have
forgotten where he was we rushed to the door |
and hailed him. Oh, the guilt, the painful |
guilt npon that shooters blushing face! How
he did excuse himself; how he did falter out |
explanations; how he did founder in his
fathomless sin! We heard with silence, pity
ing, sorrowing, sympathising silence, what he
had to say. 1t made us blush for one so
young! We said TO him, 600 West, learn to
tell the truth and grow mp with the country"
But instead of going West he turned and
wiped away tear and went East. He STAN
mered something about his birds being eaten
up by the ants or the flies or the yellow
Jackets, and folding his mantle about him
boted due East toward his dinner
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06
THE BLUES OF BLUE MONDAY.

On any other day than blue Monday it
would be almost impossible TO find brace of
Democratic awning post politicians who would
got excited and even red in the face over a
discussion of the "third term principle" as
applied to Old Broadhorns Such discu ssion
was taking place yesterday within hearing of
passing scribe One invariable Democrat
was very decided in opposition to all three
timers. His opponent didn't believe that
Bradley, demonstrated by the Rule of Three
would be any less acceptable than the same
quantity of gubernatorial timber tried
by less cumulative process. The discipline
of the old party, he thought, would fetch
things, anyhow. The man at the first end of
the argument thought the people would not
stand by party which sat down so coolly on
it's professions. Tother man was certain that
Bradley was 80 much of an attraction to
voters as Beecher to lecture goers, Kearney
to the sand-lotters and the boarded woman to
the patrons of the side-shows of our fathers
II WAS too warm--both argument and weather
to be altogether aluring to the calm mind
ed fellow citizen the calm minded citizen
moved on.
Jonas Seely of the old -timo Honorables was
in the city yesterday attending to his PROBES
Sional engagements in the Circuit Court lii
fine bulk Of ayojrdUpois is Jonas; and we give
HIM all hail
The collector who took the warpath yester-
Gay in behalf OF the MORNING APPEAL re
turns thanksforcourtcslcs Shown and prompti- |
tuie Of liquidation.
Inc Conscript Fathers, whose charge is the
body corporate of the ancient shrine OF
OrrIsby, were il crnclave yesterday Their |
disposal Of certain public accounts is midi
Gated elsew hero.
James Gamble General Superintendent of |
the Western Union Telegraph Company, came
down from the Lake yesterday and proceeded .
10 Virginia City On the o'clock p Nj tram.
nr. T. j. Vivr.n, If the San Francisco
SPIRIT Of the Times, Is In the city In last
Saturdays Issue Of that paper We find the
following notice of that gentleman and his
bride; T. j. Vivian, Esq for many years
associate editor on this paper, leaves to-day
nu 1 tour If two weeks, visiting Lake Tahoe,
Carson, Virginia City aud elsewhe t, with
his bride, nee Miss Eao Wadsworth, to " HON
he was married this morning MIR. Vi IAN is
a man of sterling qualities, talented and
versatile, and his wife is q lady OF worth and
accomplishment We wish them much hap
piness ana prosperity IN their new life. We
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-08-06

New Music. - The " Pretty Primrose ;"
Schottische, by Owen, is he most bewitching
piece of dance music Imaginable. The mel
ody of Pinsuti's song Welcome Pretty
Primrose, is introduce and as the arrange
ment is very good, the .ce will undoubtedly
become all the rage. The price of the piece
is 30 cents, which can BE had Of Sherman,
Hyde & Co., San Francisco,
TIE SCORES, In the shooting on Sunday