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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-27

BgLLAIRE.-The Star Literary illumi.
mated the residence Of Mr.. Geo. H. Muth,
Thursday night.
The temperance meetings have been
discontinued for the present.
The Young American Minstrels con-
template giving an entertainment on the
90lh Of May.
Master Of Road, Lee and supefintend-
end Quincy, Of the L, & road, were here
yesterday in their special car, looking
after the interests Of the road.
A number Of young men met In the
City Hall on Thursday evening for the
purpose Of electing officers and making
arrangements to institute Council Of
the Junior Order OF American Mechan.
los. The object Of the Order Is 10 main.
tain the interests Of American youths
aud shield them from foreign conpeti-
tion, 10 assist Americans IN obtaining
employment, assist Americana in busi.
nea-, establish sick and funeral fund,
and 10 prepare youths OF America to BE-.
come members u the Order Of American
Mechanics when they arrive at proper
hko. 4ue Nhhuhhi Luuse 10 " ullhueI
phla, and from the number OF lodges the
Order seems 10 be a aourishlng one. Il
was decided 10 call this Buckeye Council,
and that Saturday, May Is, be selected TO
institute the new lodge, at which time
the grand officers will be present The
names Of the officers, are a. follows:
Councillor, Joseph E. Blackburn; Vice
Councillor, Granville q. Gray; Record.
Ing Secretary, J. W. Carson; Assistant
Secretary, George Fry; Financial Score.
tary, A. ]. MeGrannahan; Treasurer,
John H. Thomas; Conductor, Charles
Blankley; Warden, W. s. Smith; Trustees,
John W. Rice, n. g. Fowler, Charles W.
Morrison; Junior Past Councillor, ChAS.
w. Morrison; Outside Sentinel, John W.
Rice; Inside Sentinel, Frank B. Smith.
Following Is an extract from the annual
report Of the Secretary Of the Carroll
building Association, which was sub
mitted 70 the third annual meeting Of the
stockholders lsst night, It is considered
good showing;
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GENERAL NoTle.s
- - SS1sIsSIoI Sity q EA,,R,.
NOTICE U. y. INTERNAL ,SSTs::,
IN SPECIAL TAXES AL'AENEEUI

NOTICE U. y. INTERNAL ,SS;;s::s.-
IN SPECIAL TAXES. ASsNESUG
Under The Revised Statute, Of ,h,,,,,..
Sections S2S2, SlS7, S2Ss mi ~ e .Vaiisl stt.
engaged y any buiineas, GToCStSos uHy PsnS
nient, which nndsIs him mi y q tilll.,.
fequifed 70 proerrs nd plaa Gsi l., zen h,
" ~ titaettiANtAi o. place n 49,. ltslS
denouns the payment Of d nd ,s.si.Ii, sll,
s sPtein,nf yeat beginnibg Nay / ~, - g =
~, heIised Statutes, dedEnais. ~ ,, ssS
e 81 tax. A return, u prescribed = ~ M
- - ftqslred BY lac oi every ~, ~ ~ u
i AL n "a q aboNe, Sr.Tt pnahitI IssIa.. I
r,sr E,O1 * ,aIp With Ihs iOrsicsI %
SIS sish sSr T SsTmsaI y oa'ns I'd i
Application should b mads ,o,r
Collector Of internal Revenue :, NJ !. =. DgtLL
apl0WG3 ~ hhssA1i w,
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DoILERs FOR SALE
NOR sALE LOW AND on Elsf

Farm Of 40 Aers., % The OSs h,s A. is t'1
miles from Wheeling. Aboai Gn ~, ,naS,l,Ji
Botiom (dpe AlluJlll sol, 10. ,1ets ~, ~ Nj u
we'll adapted for hntss Gi,ssa ..i, t rSitnig
acres fine timber, which eln u y, y, ALE 3
Whsu cleared. Waterd byI 'Pns ''I''
make splendid stock farm .,nnp A FRO,
"a, ISOO Nrtt1
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uousE FOR sALR-l Csf y = ~ ~ G.i ~
III an aoaih Front street, lilInd, 10 IT, ~, "a
bt.ids. HouIe contains nibe roOali, Ii. -
yaorn and Satsr eIost; uIsh hO.l's ~ IN ~
IL Ibe iS,emsnt. Tbsrs Irs bot ln1 ~ ~ In
=. IA ~ stiuns on al thtO so1Th w
Nv ia leet, and The ground. vel laF IN
" Terms Easy. Apply 70 lI ,dy = naSi M
80, South Front stIttt INV i..--
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DISSOLUTION.

The arm Of Adams a Lucii hr ,LLh,,.
dissolved ey mutual consent, NLIT,a
Tunng. The business Of tbS "a IN N : :.
Ted By A. n. Adams, Who Wi eCsII,r. !. = n
old stand, No. l227 Aarktt SUD, him ~.
Isl lsIs, iof The puIpoa Of dI,podas d i -.
Of stock retained BY him, eoniSiini d ~ ~,
and OrRlnE also BeTt1l good seouna.S -.
and organs, most Of which have btSn 4 ~ ~.
short time-all Of which viii 10 oGrci I, 4, w.
reasonable prices and terms Va
MT. C. Y. Lucas succeeds 10 ihs Au,l.,, a..
AGENCIES Of the various Pianos and Otas, -.
lore he'd BY the old hrm, ioSt,hT m ~,
Nude, Musical Merchandise, ae al III Il, -.
al the old stand, No. i291 Mriei Itut ''-4-4
A Y. ADM
WHEELING, W. Va, APil il, ia nj,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
diserttlOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, &c j will send you recdpt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary In
South America. Send Sell-aadressod envelope to
the RKv. JOSEPH I. isAAs Station D, BibIs HOuIs
Nee l@kCiiy. sepis.eodAw
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WEDNESDAY, A,y Is, l.;l
LC HrpYRr. AuetISstef.

one large Hall Patent at O. ~ y,
Mirror, one large desk, sod sioie ttilfs, ~ ~
entire stock Of Dry Goods a cost Ih9I : N.
pets, on Cloths, &c, In The Lhti. HfNn ~
ing cheap Roodi should call al CTte VIZ: !, \.
viii only 6e on sale few days ~ ~ " v
store room lately occupied BY J.; "; t tnsSEr
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- . H...
Net esso1 ~ "
hpmbr o.
Value Of oaeh %
GfAin per share during the 70 .
Average premium received during the
ye,...., .,........ ...JU Per cent
ATorlse premium received since or
eaniE4ton..... per cont
Adramatic and musical entertainment
will be given tonight in Zilehs Hall.
Strictly home talent.
Would call the attention Of the citi.
Iens Of BellAire 70 this one fact, that be.
lore ! opened here you were being charged
exotbitant prices for everything In my
line. Since my opening here l have been
selling Clothing, Hat, Caps and Gents
Furnlsing Goods at least IS per cent
less than you were compelled 70 pay 10
thoee old ahatpiss.p Now, I aSk, In ali
candor, am ! not entitled 70 your patron
ago for thAti seehoR they squirm and
wriggls a they End their rich pfolits gone.
! BhAll continue 10 cause the old prlcei 10
tumble, andby square dealing, ceiling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-27

says Of Morton, who is the person who
worked up The so-called confession, that
he was with the committee Of citizens
who went 10 Florida to see fair count
and rendered valuable services to himself
and others. He says that he does not
believe that Hayes did not carry Florida
on an honest count, but that il McLin's
confession Is 10 the contrary ELECT, II will,
Of course, shake that belief.
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THE WHEELING DAILY NTE11IeENcE SATURDAY MORNING

good goods at low prices, continue TO
merit the patronage Of the citizens Of
Bellaire, Benwood and surrounding coun.
Try. Respectfully
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what Our West Virginia Repre-
sentntiyes Think Of Hairs At
tempt 70 Reopen the Presiden-
fiAI Question.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-27

Coal Miners strIke-GeneraIs us.
pension OF Work in all the
alines-The Resolutions Adopt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-09
Legal.
GEORGE M. LELAND,


NJ y STEERS "a LE.-NOt'ce IL hereby given that
vi by virtue of decree made and entered record by
the Circuit Court of La Sale county of Illinois, NJ the
october term OF said court 1873, In certain cause
then pending In said cosrt the chancery side thereof
wherein William Clayton complainant, and Aramcnta
Gregory, William Gregory Morgan Gregory, Andrew j.
Gregory. James Gregory Margaret Bell Martin Eyene q
Suplcr Matilda Ann Hunt, sarah j. Scott Lucy b. Gregory
Francis A. Gregory Glcne Gregory Eva Gregory and ia
cob 4. burgess, Administrator of John Gregory deceased,
were defendants, shall, Tuesday the twenty sixth
day of November, A. D. lSS NJ the hour Of two O'clock
In the afternoon of sa day offer for sale NJ the south door
ofthe county ,onrt house IN Ottawa IN said county At pub
lie auction, and will then sell 10 the highest bidder the FOL.
lowing described property being the same ordered by said
decree 10 be sold, that IL IL Twentyour acres OF the
north end of the south half Of the half of the northeast
quarter Of section nneeen also the west half OF the north
east quarter of section nineteen except ten and half
the northeast Of said lot bounded rs follows
viz Comu encng AT the northeast of said lot and
running south oryeght rods thence In norhwesery al.
rcCton point the north line of said lot seventy rods
of the northeast thereof thence due seven
~ rods the place of bcgnnng also the west half OF the
south half of The half of the southwest quarter or sec
tion eighteen all of said lands being situated In township
thrtywo NORTH In range two Of the third principal
meridian. In the county of La sale and state OF Illinois
The above premises will be sold subject 10 the right or dow
err of Aramina Gregory therein. - ~
TEEys OF SALF.-Clsh. GEORGE NJ, LFLAND,
Dated Nov. =, lS1s-aw Master In ChRlC"ry.
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BUDGET OF FUN.
Filling the Contract.

Some few months prior to the unfortunate
accident in the rolling mill, whereby Uncle
Jason was So suddenly and Unexpectedly
launched into the mysterious beyond, Spikes
was ut his desk in the mill Office, wnen IA great
noise and controversy was heard outside, as
follows:
ais YOU gwine to fill de CONTRACT"
"Who you call con,rap? done black de
shoe"
81 AK, is you gwine to carry out de gree
ment? You h'ar meY"
600 away, old man, Use got no time to fool
wild YOU. Ell YOU had dat oder shoe shine up
you has to pay extra"
"Boy, eff You rouse de hon in Jason, he cotch
you by dem wears an brush de groun wild YOU
"Who kim"
Oats me; dat's me who kin"
'You kim"
"Jes h'ar dat Wginny Simmon talk to Jason
OBJ de blue grass! AK you, boy fur de las
time in dis vale oh tears is you gwine to shine
de shoey"
81 done shine de shoe"
81 AK you once mo- eff you's gwine to com.
ply wild de undcrstandin'? kase Jason's pi-
zen, an eff he lay dis han on you it'll waXinate
you so dat YOU mudder low she's no 'latlon
wild YOU OATS my song"
What reply, if any, was made to this threat
and peroration was not audible. A scutiling
ensucd, followed by sound similar to that
produced by "a streetswecping machine when
in motion. And when Spikes looked out he
saw Uncle Jason apparently busily engaged in
examining the ventilation beneath pile OF
pine boards which stood inside the mill near
the door, and heard HIM mutter: "Ef dat pc
lice STAN clar fur TO- mlnnlt mo-, dat pert boys
muddcr was a widderless orphan, an de coro-
mer hab cash job to find out what 'ticlar
misery spoil de chile, o my name amt Jason
and amt no Baptis'."
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"Thomas," cried Townsend street woman
to her husband, as she let him in at the front
door, at 2 A. NJ, the other morning, where
haye you been until this unearthly hour, and
why do you come home with your breath
smelling of bcer?" "Thats all right" re-
marked Thomas, as he leaned up against the
wall and tried to look sober That's all right,
'Mella. Funniest thing ever saw in my life,
by (hic) Jove" What 81" snapped the Town
send-strcet woman "Tel--(hic)- telephone"
said Thomas, with an imbccile smile. How
do you make ont" demanded the woman in
icy tones, "that working with the telephone
would make your breath smell of beer?'
Easiest thing in the hic) world" returned
Thomas, as he steadled himself in the corner,
'thas very simple; man at other end of the
line was full. Tha's whazzer mosher;" and
Thomas worked his way up stairs, chuckling
at the idea of iooling his wite-Nc~ Orleans
PicdLptHf
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A LEGEND.-A day or two since, says the
Detroit Free Press, a stranger in the city max
ing inquiries about the Pontiac Elm" at
Bloody Run, finally accepted the offer of
a bootblack to go up Jefferson avenue and
point out the historic relic. When the tree
had been looked over and the ravine explored,
the stranger asked:
boy, are there any legends connecte with
this spot?"
81 CUES there's one" replied the lad.
"What Is it,"
"Wel, as near as | kin remember Teller
got a boy to come up here with him and look
around and answer questions, and when they
got back down town he never paid the boy II
Cent-not a red!''
ale didn't? And what happened him.
asked the stranger as he lifted his left eye
ale got drownded the same night, while the
boy is rich and heightened and wears velvet
vest"
Hum unused the strnger, as he passed out
a quarter without further delay
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THOS. w. u. CRANE.


CTATE. OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co.-ss.-
= Circuit court Me,eQr 20 January term, a. D. 1879.
Henry Bruner rs. Hans Mathas.-iHdchnent
Public il hereby given the said Hans Matthias that
writ attachment issued out of the office OF the clerk OF
the La Sale County Circuit Court dated the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER A. D. 1873 at the suit of the said Henry Bruner and
against the of Hans Matthias for the OF Two
Hundred and Twenty Dollars directed To the Sheriff OF La
Sale county which writ has been returned executed.
Now therefore unless the said Hans Matthias snail
personally be and appear before said la Sale County
Circuit Court before the first day Of the next term
thereof holden the Court House. in the city Of Ota
the third Monday of January D. 1879 give special
bail plead the said plaintiffs action Judgment VIII be
entered against YOU In of the said Henry Bruner
so the property attached be sufficient to
satisfy the said Judgment and costs will he sold to satisfy the
same. ROSWELL. W, HOLMES. Cltrk
Il w ID CRANE Attorney oct26
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GEORGE NJ. LELAND,

NJ y STEERS SALtG.-N Notice is hereby given that
l by virtue a made and entered Of record by
the Circuit Court of Sale county, state of Illinois, at the
October OF said court 1873 in certain cause then
pending said court chanCery side thereof wherein
James Cullen complainant and Patrick O'Mara, Thorn:
O'Mara, Julia O'Mara Mary OMara, Michael OMara and
John OMara hers-atlaw of Ann OMara deceased, were
defendants SHALL Monday the eighteenth day Of No:
vember 1873 at the hour Of O'Clock In the forenoon OF
said day offer for sale door of the County Court
House in ottawa in said county, at public auction and viii
then sell highest bidder the following described pro
perty being ordered by said decree to be Sold that
Is say: Lot number three, in block number sevenytour
In the State Addition Town city, Of OTTAWA in
the county of La Sale and state Of Illinois.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. GEORGE NJ. LELAND,
Dated Oct. %, 1873. -3w Master IN ChanCery.
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with Ben Butler one afternoon, and the two
sat very late over their wine, Ben in the mean
time stroking Bela's fur all with the grain"
They had slowed away good deal of cham
payne when Buffers secretary came in saying,
General, there are a number of callers in the
parlor, whove heen waiting long time to see
you" "Who are they" demanded Butter,
gruffiy. Several elegant gentlemen and la
dies from the east" replied the secretary.
well" exclaimed Butler laying his hand af-
fectionately on Bella Hughes knee and throw
ing his cock eye over his shoulder in the di-
rectlon of the secretary; well, you tell those
elegant gentle from the east, and those elegant
ladies from the east, that General Butler IS
busy with Il id elegant gentleman from the
west" That made Ben solid with Bela-.St.
LOuis J0ulUal
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B. F. LINCOLN.

n OFFICE. ESTATE OF NELSON Richardson, DECD
~ Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned Admins
the Of Nelson Richardson late of the county
La sale and state of Illinois deceased viii appear before
the County Court of said county the third Monday
being the twentieth day. Of January 1872 at the County
Court House. in Ottawa In said County when and where all
persons having claims demands against said estate
notified attend and present the writing for ADJUST
mrnt.
Dated this 18th day of October A. u. 1878.
ALBERT RICHARDSON,
octl6-3w Administrator,
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FIRST pickpocket, on Sunday outing. to
second ditto, who lounges along with his hands
in his pockets: Il say, AIRY it isn't genteel
to keep your hands IN your pockets that way
Second pickpocket: "Oh, that's my way of
observing the day of rest. I've rot 'em in 9th.
er peoples pockets six days in the week"
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ININAlI - EI"-TlE;M ENIr.--EsTATE or
Il julius SPENCER DECEAsED-N Notice is hereby given
persons interested In said estate, that the under
signed Administrator with will annexed of the Estate
of said Julius spencer deceased, viii appear before te
County of the County OF La Sale and state OF ILLINOIS,
County Court House In Ottawa, in sNd county ON
Monday the 18th day of November D. 1873 for the purpose
rendering of his proceedings In the adnstra
ton of said estate for the final settlement.
HORACE MOORE
ATTEST: p W SroCKsLHGRR, Administrator. &c.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co., III. oct26-3w
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EIN AL SETTLEMENT OT1CE.-Es
TATE OF CHARLES SCHOMAs. DEC'D.-Notlce Is hereDy
all persons interested In said estate that the uder
signed Administrative of the estate of said Charles Schoas
deceased will appear before the County Court OF county
of La Sale and state of Illinois, at the County Court House III
ottawa in said county Monday the 18th day of November
l the purpose of rendering account OF her pro
cccngs administration Of said estate for the anal
settlement $500
Dated at Ottawa. this eth day Of October 1873
LOUISA SCHOMAS,
ATTEST: p W. SToCKsLEGER, Administrative.
Clerk County Court La Sale Co.. H. Oct26-3w
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Drunk, by thunder exclaimed gentle
man on seeing IN intoxicated individual pass
The latter heard the remark. stopped SteadIcd
himself looked wise as an owl, and said: Ash
mistake. I'm drunk, by lightning; forty
hic-rod." The corn was Immediately ac
knowledged on both sides.-Kcokuk C0H&'itI-
ton.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-09

When, some years ago, Arson Burlngame
and Cassius NJ Clay were stamping in the
West they returned to their hotel after par
ticularly warm welcome one night, and were
talking affairs over. Suddenly strains of mu-
SIC were heard outside. They are sercnading
u.s. said Clay; open the window and make
'em speech Burlingame stepped to the
window, opened it, and began: Fellow citi-
Zens, hardly know how to thank you for this
touching proof of your esteem and regard Mr..
Clay and myself are indeed CRATE Just
at this point voice in the crowd below
was heard saying Boys that amt the gal
in red. Let's Dust"
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Giving Him u change,

ploy to express his thoughts"
Scholar (after mature deiberaton)-" He
habilually employs speech
P.-"Right; but when he cannot employ
speech, what does he do then, ell"
S-"He--"
P.-"See here Suppose you were a hun.
dred miles away from some one you wanted
to say something to, what then?n
ST would would"
P.-"Suppose you had to announce 10 your
father that you had been plucked-had failed
in your examination been fired out of
the academic hail. what would you do then
ell? How would you announce it?'
S.-Oh, I'd write him letter"
P-"Go and write him one then. NeXtm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-11-09

wall PAPER.
Our Fall Stock of Wall Paper has
arrived, and is now ready tor exhibi-
ton and sale. It is larger and fuller
than ever before, comprising Brown &
White Blanks, Satins, Embossed and
Silver Papers, Stamped and Embossed
Colds, Dados and FREEZES; many or
which are imported goods. Also Tints,
Mouldings, Decorations of many new
and very handsome designs, and Bor-
behring's of every conceivable design
and quality, in great quantities.
Also Window Shades of every variety,
Curtain Fixtures, &c.
We invite the public generally to
call and examine this fine stock, be-
lieving that all will be pleased, both as
to beauty, quality and price.
Respectfully,
OSMAN G. HAPEMAM.
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RAKES (Self-Dumping.)
Betting and Packing--a|| kinds.

Cburns Washing Machines and Wringers. Wrngers re-
paired with new rolls. &c. and warranted.
Fence Wire, Isarbs, Iincer,., steel i1'; ;i D
Wire, &C., &c. AND all other goods 10 ne ou III u
6rscass agricultural store all of which we propose 10 sell
nj the bottom prices and guarantee as good az am ~ re
market We will not be undcrsOld by any one LOT lua'S
of goods.
F. d. SWEETSER & co.
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PLOWS.

Peru City Flows. Suky Pows and Cultivators; Furst
Bradley Sulky Pows and Cutvators; d. Is. Buord Suik
Pillow and Blackhawk Cultivat0rs; skinner briggs snik
and Gang Flows; John Deere Pows and Cutyai0s; kln
& Hamilton Cultivators; Chicago Plsw Co.'S Flows AM
Gangs; Coulters. Clevises. &c.