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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-11
WEST LIBERTY LETTER.
The Normal school at that Place
Closing Exercises at Hand.
WLsr LIBERTY, June 10.
Editor IntsllIseneer.

Edlton lntelllSeneer.
The anniversary Of the Normal Insti-
tuition here Is again drawing near. The
year just closing has been one Of pros.
perity and success TO the school. For
the last three years, each year has had a
greater number Of students than the pre-.
cedinS. Although at one time, since un.
der State control, I. had a few more stu.
deutS than at present, It's working condi.
ton has never been much better than Il
is now. As teachers Z elected
annually, 1t may be given into
other hands for the next year.
II so, It will be haaded over In good
condition. AT the close Of this school year
the Normal Schools will have exhausted
their State appropriation, and they will
have 10 be run next year, until the meet
ing Of the Legislature, without knowing
whether there will be another approptiS.
ton. This uncertainty Is very detrimen.
tai to the schools. Under such treatment
they can live, but they cannot grow and
produce the good 10 the State that they
would II better supported, or II the cup
port they do get were giysn in time to be
used to the best advantage.
The closing exercises will take place
as follows:
Annual address tosenior class, Sabbath,
June l6, At 9 o'clock P. N.
Methatrian aud Independent Societies,
tuesday evening, June IS.
June IL.
., commencement Exercises Friday, June
Alumni Association, June 81, at 81
Music Concert under direction Of
Frank B. McCOnaughy, Friday evening,
To all these exercises, The friend. Of the
Institution and Of education, are cordial.
y invited.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

i
By virtue Of two deeds o. lpiL a. EA4lf
Christian Wagner and Christina Ktft, ka ri,
70 the undersigned trustee. dIls!it Ghsbihh J
Of December, 10 the year 1874, al tsnrEEDaf
the public land records Of Uho ugltJ, xHt VII
gtnia, In Deed Of Trust Book No Il, ~ Ill u
other deed Of TUT made BY Christian NysSh
the underhsned trustee, dated h tTtA DID
May, In the year 1874, and HuIlS IaagA
public land reo1rds Of aid county Ia Did RtE
BOOK numbered ssTVB. fajOs SIsl & Iula
FRIDAY, the 2lR day d jana sA
Beginning al 10 o'clock A. n. d MD ~, 40
front door Of the Court HoaH d 0AoHaSiLNz
Virginia, 10 the dtJ Of KhtitE nj II ~
auedon the following described pfUPdtJ, b u
city, or 70 much thereof a mIy b btn1tIbH
the debt secured by aid deedI Il trust tsiA
expenses attending the eIecutoa d IN tDsaet
ated BY said deeds, but subject tel len . ffH
mentioned below Of the borth hall hh5A
Of Two thousand dollIn uih lsl1et ilEolts1
Mlreh sd. 1871, till paid, By virtue 9ItIt
trust from Christian Wager aid HthGGF
Dusch, trustee, dated March ID, 10, NJ :
ed among the public land rtourdid AnaH
In Deed Book numbered 81, pse vi tAtibhaF
I will sell a. Aforesaid the lolouiBg dHd1bdFt
perry, or 70 much thereof u may b bee1hLs
Aforesaid: The eastern part Of The nOfts hnS
lot numbered seEtnty.nine, htgLth % nsha
Ode Of Main street, "Centrt wheeling, n4n
fununK thirty .three feet 90 the StE ~ ~
"F" and running HoiNArdly o. tfts Ehl ~.
four feet sIH iAehtS, or ioI potti tfiI+
dx inches from Main street, hbd Ihkh tkest
eru line Of that pan Of The DOrth hhld Hbl1
bered seVenfy-nine hereinafter ntttpoa, ~
part LOT bling the SAME pierot gfognd -
eonysyed 10 the said Chhostiin NAind eI1tI
A, Barry and vile and NItl4I lbd1I y ~
dated February 18th, 1865, AID rteofdM
M public land records Of Uhlo county, hea"
ginta. In Deed BOok No. s., toUo sle
AIso. 10 much Of The Dorh ball o. hi nnniGE
~Teniy.pIne 4, lie LstTetn Main Itfst y
nIees II ground shove described, and baA
sHme prop4TtT gnaled and conveyed ~
CbTir,tian WIgteF By John UDonhel to9tNI
dsad daied MnPrh 30, $50, IDd neofda -
ala and rcord, In Ded BOof No y, ebS Si
Tina sr,t mentioned plrt o. The norih hueA
M 10 iii N 6rt sold o. MD time SD Phn
The title 10 the property heieuL WI ma
sold IL believed 10 be good, ,apytI NJ
part thereof a nboIe, bat tllhA1 @.tTtA
only convey such tue y . 'H~a
two deeds Of trust Liorslld; .,,4..n
TEEys or sALE-0Deihlfd, tnd !. nj
a he purchaser may elect % ~, ~ =
he balance 10 two equal lnini1@u 100
we've months respectively VII loIfa, sstsa
day Of ale, the purchaser 70 EIe n
promi.sory note ior each in,tIliSsnt y, ION b
10 Toe property aoId TO OSfs1inN
The paymen, thereof until re - w 1uta
CALpwELLA CALDWELL Ait'fnsyh urs
J, e HEHyEY, A1rtloneef. @
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THERE are many persons in Wheeling
who became acquainted with General
Fremonts family when here during the
Wal who will be glad for their sakes that
he has been appointed Governor of Ari.
iona territory by the President. Mrs.
Fremont has many friends here, for she
was a most estimable lady. She has pass
ed through . great many trials but has
always borne herself as became a daugh.
ter Of Benton.
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The sweet singer OF Bridgeport.
Rp,naNpoRr q lime 8

oklpoAFOhll W SuHN
Eailou I~niLllssneR.
RsOsuly I placed in the hands Of a
person claiming to represent your inter
est 10 this place, one Of my new and orig.
inal poems entitled "The Saviour BE Is
Love" for publication. I preferred hay,
ing II appear in your paper, thinking II
would thus be clothed with u prestige that
would give Il tone and 4 good send of,
but as Il has rot appeared | am inclined
10 believe the person 10 whom | gave
the poem instead Of giving 1t 10 you has
septit 10 some other enterpriaing paper
and received for Il a remuneration, say
Ing nothing to me about 1t. Please n
swer through your columns, and II you
have the N. IS. return it 10 the author.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE GRIBBLE.
The sweet singer Of Bridgeport is IN.
necessarily suspicious Of our represents
tive. The poem referred to came safely
to hand and was put so safely away that
its publication has been overlooked. But
It is q Of the kind that will keep-keep
forever, for that mRtter-and that reads
just as we'll hereafter as heretofore, and
better. Posterity can MARBLE tho
following lines to even better advantage
than the present generation. EOs. INTEL.
The Saviour Hell u love,
He liVeth above,
lie once was on thu earth,
He his risen
To make InterreAlon.
He has called from above
With still, low voice,
That @ys he u love;
lie has called on all TO come,
But there are only some
That have come.
ThoreIt have stood behind
PIeisrIlng 70 remain blind
And gropein wickednSss,
ind see this worlds d~lstrtss,
While some have thought II bat
To enjoy the peaceful Iest
II they live by faith alone
There never will be none
waves across their peaceful breait
In which they 6nd unrest;
Then who will atone?
There's many a IMAM In this lie
That has cAuSed q god deal Of strife;
He has ended this life,
Leaving behind him bis wife and family.
Il mIy be her Intention
To seek hT FOULS Salntlor;
We know that every one
Should seek for redemption.
Remember the s~aylour's ascension,
LIE died for our redemption.
We might with the angels
Sing the songs Of Zion,
And that sholld be our Intention.
Ieould say many things for you 10 rely on,
But they are now TOO numerous 10 msntion.
-Gsorss Grib1ls.
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PxECUToRs' SALE OF
Valuable Short Creek Land.

By virtue eF the authority vested In them BY
the viii Of Henry J. Cnnford, late Of Ohio eoun-
~, deceased. the understgntd executors will, on
"WEDNESDAY, September II, 1873,
At tha front door Of the rouIt House Of Ohio
county, In the ci'y Of Wheeling beginning at 10
O'Clock 4. ~, oatr At publis SAFE the 'Loeust
Grove farm, lying about FIVE miles north Of nid
city, and one mile elst from the Ohio river, and
lately owned and occupied BY aid Henry j. Gran
ford. This farm contains about go acre., and has
thereon erected q large and commodlous Stone
HOUSE. In good condition and repair 4 sood barn,
with stable, dairy house and other Necessary out.
buildings lkefe 10 also on this farm 4 thrifty and
productive Orchard Of we'll sele ted irult Of various
kinds. The farm Is we ! vatered, well umbered,
and uudsrlAid With coal. 1t |. 10 good condition
and peculiarly well adapted both for cultivation
and for grazing.
TKR,s oPs4LR- nt-thiId Of the pun base mon
ey In cab 10 hand, and tho residue Ia three equal
annual payments with interest from day Of hAle,
the purchaser 70 give bis notes with approved pet
Ropl security for the deferred payments. the same
TO be secured by proper deed Of trust on the land
sold.
Possession given on day Of SHE.
For further information appiy 10 A.. J. Clarke,
Attorney, No, II Twelfth ST." al.
CHARLES CRANFoRD,
ELlZABETH J. PAIGE,
linn kxecutorn,
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OoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF
Valuable Ohio Co. Real Estate.

W. c Stewart Ell }l1u cA.ne..y. :
William A. Mccoy E. a.
In the County Court Of Ohio county.
Pursuant 10 4 decree rendered by said Court In
the shove entitled cause on the 9Th day Of June,
1878, the underslsned special Commissioner Of said
Court will, on
SATURDAY, July Q, 1873,
At 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed to sell al public aue-
don at the frGnt door q the Court House Of Ohio
county, the following real estate belonging 10 the
iSt. Lot No. 1 In Tiadelphia, fronting 30 leet on
Turnpike street. and running back 100 feet 10 West
Zane. Said lot has on II a good Fame House, sta.
bic and other outbuildlngL
I'd. Lot No. 4 Of Welbel's Division Of the Thomas
ThOrnhuG estAte, containing one ~ acre. Said
lot IL IIluStsd on The National Road oue-fourth Of
q mile east Of J rAdelphIa, and Is very desirable
building lot.
81. lot No. 5 Of the nt-dIylIIors Of the Poor
House Farm Of Elm Grove, situate on the west
Ede Of First St, containing one and I-l0o Il t'iOol
Acrts.
9TH. The south bali Of Lot No. 10 Of said Poor
House Farm, situate on the west side Of second
street, containing two and 69-l0J u 69-l0o) acres.
TKRSs oY SALR -0ne-thlId Of the purchase
money, and a. much more rs the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, In cash, and the remainder In two
equal Ibstillmenu payable Ia six and twelve
months reFpec lively, With interest from the day Of
nle, the purchaser giving bond With approved
Iecurty for lha deferred payments, HE1 the title
to b retained until the purchase money Z paid In
full. l. Y. JON IS,
Isli-Tu4F4Iys Special Commissioner.
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TUESDAY. U IL, 1878.

TIE time Is about up when tina! Civil
War predicted by Alex. Stephens and the
IarEL1lOENcER should begin. Won't our
neighbor trot outhis spectre Hgatn.-REg'
iteT Ofyakrduy.
How would 1t do for you before saying
anything on that head to give that
letter Of Stephens to the public which
came BY telegraph, 10 the regular dis
patches, and which never appeared mot a
line Of ~ in your columns. You daily
give bogus specials" to your readers that
do not come over the wires, but that are
made up In your Office, and yet suppress
the real news when such q man a, steph-
ems writes a letter which Is thought Of
sufficient importance to be transmitted in
the Associated Press reports.
The RssiIta'1 predecessor poked 'ar'
easm, we presume, at Alex. q. Stephens
in 1851. It was a secession sheet and was
down on all such men as Stephens and
Keys Is traitors to the party and to the
South. The RegiaT, in like manner,
spoke Of Keys the other day as a traitor
to his party. II the Democrats in the
next Congress, feeling themselves strong
enough, should nov TO unseat Hayes,
then, In the estimation Of such sheets rs
the RsyieEJ Stephens would be a traitor to
bis party. He was denounced in 1851
as a traitor. Democrats Of thatdsy cried
away with this man"-give US Toombs,
Wise, and JEFF Davis, and other such
Democrats.
The same old cry is heard again in the
land. Stephens, patriot that he always
i~nclinss to be, and statesman that he is as
compared with the average congressman,
comes in now, as seventeen years ago, Tor
disparagement from party hacks like
the RsghtE. But wisdom is justified Of
her children"-is now and always was
aud Alex. H. Stephens has been too
abundantly justified to be a subject for
the ,nsers and jeers Of the Regi,z at this
late day.
No man understands better the reyo-
lutiOnsry prOclivi,ies Of the Democratic
leaders than Stephens. We are told in
Holy Writ that "the prudent man fore.
seeth the evil" but that"lhe simple pass on
and are punished" So II was in 1861, and
SO 1t would be again, perhaps, in 1875, ii
Il were not for the fact that the people
are at last so suspicious Of the tendencies
Of the Democratic party as to hold them
in check by the power Of public opin:
ion.
Take away such men IS Stephens and
this country would be in danger at al
most any time from the revolutionary
leaders at Washington. His warning
cry has done more than any Of US can
estimate to Assure the peace Of the coun.
try. II Is the rising Of n wild fowl,
more vigilant than its fellows, says the
provsrb, that saves the whole flock from
The guns Of the huntsmen. And SO it is
amouv men. One intrepid spirit like
stephens, far seeing and patriotic, sound,
the warning cry as to dangers that
threaten the country, and the country is
thereby saved, perhaps, from dangers that
it did not appreciate. This country owes a
deb, Of gratitude to Stephens for his late
manly and patriotic letter. 1t will con-
s,itnte, along with his speeches in 1851
his claim in the eyes Of posterity to the
title Of a statesman and patriot.
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DOR SALE
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOB An
Elegant Country RsitsnssI
DOR SALE

Ny Farm, consisting Of thirty .rr d NJ.
land, located Eve miles eat Of tbt diL uut,Ie
uonAl pike. Il Is also we'll DILUTED IL 1tII,,I
purposes: A good Orchard. touhIunI q -
peas and qulnces, Il on The pLa liVEts1
Frame Heute Of 10 roonA a Ia pdtut a.
water on both doom. The pIa q aflJ hEAi
BY the Elm Grove sheSt Gun q tAs tniuTa,
hempntld Railroad, being IOelei IAesi ~ M
between the termlDu Of The iGrnd VI Nj
ton Of the latter.
II not sold At private Els h.dr SATURDAY
June 18th, II will Be then oGepd Il plls ntG
the premises, commencing At ~ ot9t ~,
sharp.
For further Information enquire % ID Esn
at any time, Of the undsnIsnr.
my2S P. KENNEDY
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A"
Desirable ChapIins ST. Rs,ldsD..

By virtue o. 4 deed Of tua ~.,,,,,n
Moore, I. H, Moore and Heavy NO. 'Ua'as
me underSigutd, dItkd ~ X a. u1s I
Sna recorded Ia the CGFIosS a. ~
Sonrt Of Ohio county, Wei YIrri,is s'SestI
Trust and Mortgage Iooi IA 4 ian, ~ Z
SATURDAY tAe ath day Of JuD.. 1ss
BEGINNING 2, 70 oeIOeE az. Of MA A.,
ron door o. The Court Htvs Of IA M Sty.h =
ell At public hls 70 the hisbsi Yalo @9sl,
The following described ruI ei'ts ~, ~ aSas
Ihe southern bali q LG nSnbSF.I eal
squlre Numbered ten d I'm ~ :, " q
sqlsre Nc. lOl, 90 the va, "a al se IA
lold Fourth, between HsTeatk ItnSSI ~ r, 70
and Twelfth street lold NOnFosI IA W ~
wheeling, together With Ill nd Ts,sI,, w q
proyemenis thereon and TIE heftdtIss,, ~.
p~urtenances belonging thtfttG
TEREs oP SALE 01ethlid, or ~ nD,h 49,.
the purchaser may elect 10 az. IA ~ =. ~
residue Of sdd purchase monty ID n -"
nuAl instlllmenu at one ydr IA ia ny,
tne day Of ale, the purchase d N N -
Nth approved security ir ID, aITr,JSS
deferred inEtAllmenu and lhtIhtsIt rStS -
accrue upon the amO.
JAMES ?. ROGEgS rr,s
VI HIRvEr, Auctiober. nys
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Ry virtue Of q dsd Of trust Eidt sTs1sS
WIspsf and Christina WIEDtf, BIZ Sit Vfh
dsrsiVned trustee, dated the hnt '.hT.inI
tbe TslT ISL, and rtcUTde InonG " nd
,sCoydS ni Ohio county, WHi NiiglniIIn
TTaIt Book numtefUdi1 Il, pAse%, W."
SATURDAY, til. nd day d J9Ss 10
p.,,T,In, Al 10 O'Clock 4. n. Of ~ ~
", virSiBIa. in The city Of WhSL4IT
public suction the iolloSi9Ee 4 HJa
% much thereof - may bs ,.,t,h,HJss
debt secured BY mid DEED o. ua I., -S,dGd
SttsnJInE tbe execution oil the W.! y, ,ussn
dsSd. IhSt il TO ~, the nOrh hhIISS \, IsEEa
STs md ths whole Of lot numbers M I {
nnmbSred AZ, 10 the Oddiuon 10 M, ny
WsISIjnS fnoTul A, ChufehllIt t1aiuSSTH
~ ,".I,TtnE. however, al the rtaur5I II
p,nrs in M DECD to toe aid lhiI ~
~ 49, IN 2Olh day Of HInbd iIlEf
H nsl NON ibs tu6lie int to9fas%
~ IN nd Book Numbered y, ~ ',saT1
Vrn ~ sstE-Obelhifd ard hh+st
a, he purchaser mIy eIet 1hg.suhhn
the balance In tEo equal ln ~ i~ttSfTttSsS
twelve months respectively ~ nj, baSS
dSy Of AZ, the purthIHsf 70 ~, Il1i2
nr3mI,saTy note for each iai hiLnI .Sesrh
r. IN pro1aty sold 10 b ftuIn ,siL
~ nstmSnt thgfeoi, until tlid " ,s,N5g
TIA itIs il beitTed to 10 ,IssEBE
,r1,iS. / IhlIl ouly oooTsy 'lSS
4. - ~ ~ trust deed HioftS ffSA
In NE ~ GEO. h. CALDWELL ~
u.,vEy ~Aurtl0neef. |
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


'ThsdelphIl Accommodation This trnIn only
runs between Wheeling and ThadClphI.
tDally exeertsundAy-Nesark Accommodation.
tSGAubenyile AccommodAtion.-ThiJ train dur
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAlre, stopping when Tequi-
red Of sherman Hous, RtnAvtlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel HILL
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FoR SALE
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

sS o1s thiss-t;ory RIist BqldIas, ltv,,..
Sotth aida Of old unIOn, nv Esr-.ssSa
known a. the OLD LXCHASeF -a nd
s,IOol and Restaurant for mlsy ,,,s' sssi
mot afS' room, and good cellar a. ~ ~
%oaein Improvements. ThL d rS ~,
p So, ven ,',,, ,Oealsi, and nluns. prprty,
dA''' at Reyalnn. B1SuL d "Vsa'@
Re-, y,,,,, A. scHAEFRAm
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
n np ErERmsEs.

JuusS and 7-E1suIalti,n,In the different De.
pAftnSntS Of The college.
Sunday, Juns Q, 7.5 r. H.-Bseealaureaie Ser
mon by The Rev, a. c George, DID.
Monday, Juno 10, 300 h-EEaminatIon o. The
Graduating CIGs. 500 A. n, Annual Budnesl
Aesiing Of the Alumne.
Tuesday, June II, 500 ?. h,-Commeneemeni
Concert In College hall
Wednesday, June u, 0oP.M-C0mnsnesmeni
: TSaTsday, JOOs Is, sW.r. .-Prsda.nt,
Lave. ito
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACAR,D-

To all who ar suffering from the errors and In.
discretIOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, I will send you areccipt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy WIS discovered BY a missionary in
South America. Send 4 self-addressed envelope to
the REv. JOSEPH 7. Imam Station D, Bisk ROuas,
Nas Nrk CiE. spls-eodAw
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DHGSIx SALOON & RESTAURANT
No. 8 WARRINGTON HALL.

This es,ablIshmsnt has been dttOd up FeEardles
Of expSnIs, and q without doubt the h1ndSomest
md most attractive place Of the kind In the city.
The RfttAurant cannot Be luTphlsed anywhere,
and the Bar Contains the choicest Wine, tiquon
and CiRar, Clam Houp eyeTy morning and syen-
lnG.- Concert a. RolFs old Saloon, No, itS7 Market
street, every Saturday evening By Kraner's unr.
vailed 0rehsstrI. rs
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DOB SALE

n, vrOp.r,y CO ,sp,h at SI0T 1S q arI.
e, la MI BIisE bose, e0nni'''
ire 4hrrSTSs,.ooehLi cab, ealIDp 70 Tf4IsIr.
out lnurot i2N MITE
SW0
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lREsH STRAWBERRIES.
CHOICE STRAWBERRIES,

Erem the Paxton farm (stnSbeuy HlD nsAi
WelliburE. TheSe berriel are pronounced By
iudge' to b Exceptionally nne, aud lovers Of thS
Irult may 10 sure Of getting Il frosh, - II will b
picked Oh the day Of shipment.
B. J. SMYTH,
Jet Corner Market and Fourteenth Sta
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GENERAL NOTICES.
, ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.
Having been appointed Assignee Of ". J. Sitter,
all persons owing nid Sitter will please call and
settle their accounts, and all persons having claims
against him will please present them for ADJUST
nent. JOHN 6. EAYLeR,
my2S-Tu 1870 Min Street.
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ERKENBRECHER'S
Bon-TOn Starch

Is absolutely OdOrless, and Chemically
Pure.
It is snowflake white.
1t is susceptible of the highest and most
lasting Polish.
It possesses greater strength Of body than
other trade brands.
II Is packed in Pound Parcels. Full
Weight guaranteed.
1t costs less money than any Starch in
the World.
1t is manufactured In the heart Of the
greatest cereal region OF the Globe.
Il Is Sold universally Ia America by
Grocers and Dealers.
Its annual consumption reaches Twenty
Million Pounds.
ANDREW ERKEhBRECHER,
CINCINNATI.
s7-gtLsabrehaII RorH-Rap0I Con- Sdrrh Jr
Fbdd,
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rrEUsTEE's SALE.

CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL AVG
J,C HEHYEY, Aarlonesf.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-02-25
HE GOT HIS MONEY.
A Plucky Little Fellow nMd His

A Plucky Little Fellow nMd His Hog.
There was diverting scene this morning
about s clock, at the intersection of Court
and Race streets. 1t seems that little fel-
low had been hired in Covington by big
burly Kentuckian to assist in driving a
drove of hogs to the Stock-yards in this
city. When they got to the above named
place, the lad became obstreperous and in
sisted, as the hogs were going too slow, ON
being discharged. He also wanted his
money. The Kentuckian refused, and the
little fellow, to get even, turned one of the
porcine crowd on its back and quietly sat
down on it.
He gave the drover to understand that if
he didn't get his sugar this 'og wasn't going
to the stock yards" Kentucky refused to
come up to the scratch" and the lad kept
sitting on his newly acquired territory.
The animals were driven ahead, and finding
that the boy would not give up, Kentucky
finally sent another of his assistants to him.
His efforts at q reconciliation, however,
were unsuccessful Finally Old Kentucky
himself approached the lad, but he could
do nothing towards etfectng an amicable
settlement of their joint troubles.
BY this time q crowd had gathered, and
all seemed to enjoy the occasion immense
ly. Kentucky threatened the spunky little
fellow, but he was not daunted, and pulled
out an immense knife and let it be under
stood that he would cut the slivers out of
the animal sooner than release his claim.
Kentucky made plunge at the Lad, who
lodged, however, and presented the point
of his weapon to his opponent. The plucky
resistance of the boy convinced Kentucky
that he had to come to the scratch. He did
so as gracefully as he could and the de-
tanned hog was released