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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE
u
GIades IronW Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

By Write Of a deed OF trust made by Abncr Evans,
Jr., 10 the undersigned trustee, dattd the 18th day
Of December, 1876, and Of record among the land
Deed Book No. 80, PIP. 836, s26 and 81, viii on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23
dor SALE

FOR SALE
I offer for sale my present residence, No. 20
North Front street, Island. Has bot and cold
water and gas, and is one Of the most pleasant
situations In the city.
Hrnvrr q pniTr. 'V'Nf mrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23

mn MA N LINE
ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS,
New York to Queenstown and Liverpool,
Every Thursday or Saturday.

T6aS ISHI.
CRY or BEpLIN-...4big CRY OF B~RuSsIta.-.877S
Cry OF RICINoHDA007lClT CRY oH HEw YoRE. 800
CrrY OF CHEsTHR ,.,4SGSlCrfY or PARIS .....-..506l
CfrY or MOSTREAI.4i90lCrTr or BRooELYs-29tl
These magnificent steamer, built IN wAtertieht
eompaTtmentH,A are among the strongest, lGEBeat aud
fastest on the Atlantic.
The saloons are luxuriouIly Furnished, especially
well LIGHTED AID yentllated, and take up the WhOls
width q the ship. The principal StaierOoml arc
amidShips, forward Of the engines, where lost
noise and motion q felt and are TPpleto with every
comfort, having al latest Improvements, double
The cuisine has always bent specially Of thi,
Line.
knocking and bathrooms, BaTbera' Ahops, pianos,
Libraries, &C, provided.
The Bteeraee accommodation cAnFot b excelled.
Pa1enSers Of this class viii hnd their comfort and
privacy particularly studIea, and the provisioning
For rate Of passage and other information, pp-
plyto John Q DALE, Apeat.
Is hioasSay; seS York
t@i-tod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23
GENERAL NOTICES.
d 4 20. R R. INVESTIGATING CON.

D 4 0. R R. INVESTIGATING CON-
ID. MlTTEE
The committee appointed by the LegiS.
lature TO investigate the rates Of ''charges
for transportation &c, on the Baltimore
Il Ohio Hsilroad, will meet at Martinsburg
on the ID day Of April, at Keyscr on the
Sd day Of april, at t;ralton on the 9TH day
OF April, and at Wheeling on the 9Th day
of April, 1878. All persons having CON-
plants to make OF evidence 10 produce
npon the subject Of inquiry are requested
TO appear before the committed ut the
times and places above mentioned.
by order Of the Committee.
D. D. JOHNSON,
mylS.d&w Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23

DEFINED sUGARS-500 BARRELS.
Ii Cfuahol, Powdered, GlnulAied, cofSo md
yellow In store AnI for ale a lowest niAIke ntes.
n, REILLY, 1879 and ISL Main II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23
rnrlg
nUBLIC SALE.

/ will Offer for sale on the premise. my property,
situated al Peasant Valley, three mlee east Of The
az, near the National Road and within two min
utes walk Of the Mn Grove street Cars, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18th, 1878,
Al 2 o'clock, two acres Of good land, aFnme
CoItSee with four rooms, bali, pantry and a good
cellar, a well OF water at the door, eistern, good
stable, coal house, corn crib and Other out-bgild-
ines. Win about atty young fruit trees. The
pTopedy q Ia Inlendid condition, and we'll cal
eulsted 70 suit persons doing business In the city
Who want a country residence. Possession April
ist, 1873. II not sold, will DO offered for rOnt At
public auction on the same day. For further Ir.
formation concerning the place inquire Of HerTeyd
bT mli9 a. R. LEYDA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04
lilmsts In Washington.

Haunted houses arc plentiful In Wash.
iDgton. There il domicila In -Four.
and.ahalf street, where, ia The evening
twilight, before the gaa IL lighted, d
newspaper IL heard 10 rattle In IN nIcoy.
designed Tor bed. Investigation of
thu apartment develops thu fact that
there II NJ person there III rattle the
paper. The ,lonbtcr mny suggest rats,
but tho solemn assurance In given TINT
there II nO piper there 10 DO ratified, nor
any possible thing TINT could resemble
the noise III folding u newspaper
paper Of my kind TINT could fc ratified
or folded. Oh course people will be
found to seon nj the ghost u newsl,n.
per, Int perhaps, II told III thu inexnli.
cable lentll II 4 lady, tho wife OF liter.
ary man, In TINT house some years ugo,
they might change their opinion.
There Ii another haunted house on
New Jersey avenue. which no tenant
can be got ~ uccnpy An effort has
been mud. TN some time tn get IN ii
party nf hold spirits 10 vii mp iii il MI
night, which ! was ,avited 10 Ioiu, bnt
,leul,uoa. beosuse | I'M not QUE Of TINT
kind. Tue New Jersey avenue gl4osi il
known Il hold Aame Anrs * r~lhilnuAhip
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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ss#sssa. suA Va. msser salrnstAt ea
NM AssAirssA msssst u deserving "A ths
snfws n sgessal wssasasassassea II ~ a
iNs1ssssnee, stsssssss., n nsss thai hss
vs1ssssss@ts In tire l,lanssnr hssv taught
hssA thNs shs white ~ssas~ il - Vii mr.
r.sAAss sis hsssA sslaaasas naI ssrsassassls
sfrs thai rsn w Rrswn III iass Nusshwsxs.
Ths rrsfwrs gssstts AAst*s ~fasasn w
Nh Fell ir tis Nsans tats ysswsysai, ia
~hissh h~ rr~stsht~ has ssl~s1sarv In
Northwestern Ir~H " haA Al~p written
4 lrit.f ~ The Ilen. Leonard Awstt.
whrrsn he msvs. shs Importance "A im.
pressing mjAsn ths people III the North.
~e~t The superiority ~ tiae wiliew over
ail either irsss ls,f The prairie s,ii AMI
seven climate II this seessoa. Ills ~.
rsrsmsnss have included III. hos elder.
soit maple. cottonwood. white afh. hase.
wpesl. honey l"rnst, hiark~alnnt, ch.si
nut. European Asld American larel. white
and Hcntch pine. arlor sitns, Norway anil
black sprs,cxn, Ana mNns either varieties,
aud Tho result haa l~en uniformly ~
givc The preference ~ the white willow.
Thr advantages u The willow arr In
bri.i, iss easy propagation. hardness.
rapid growth, adaptation 10 vet or dry
Rrunnd, strength and durability, exenp.
tion from disease. large growth. and re-.
distance tothe rigors of trying climate.
The advantages II the willow in cities
located like Chicago have long been
evident. II il tac first trcc 10 leaf In
the sprin: and the last 10 drop liz leaves
In fall II natures earlier than any
other variety. unless II IL the cotton.
wool, which il objccsionnhl. on account
81 its peculiar shcsllings. Al a shade.
tree for towns aud cities in onr climate
and soil. il has advantages which the
superior attractions of other varieties In
matter of looks cannot offset. For farm.
ers the advantages Of the willow nrc still
more pronounced. A a protection for
cattle when planted around harn.yarls,
and for orchards when planted In groves
on the north and west aides III fruit.
trees, the mcritso III tho willow have been
alundantly tested. When cut for wood
| II has much the quality III pine. and II,
characteristic II reproduction from Iii,
stump when cut down makes willow,
grove much more profitable than amy
other in fact, Mr.. Fell speaks Of il M i
"rich and perpetual income.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

WQml.l-hc wits arc apt 10 have the
tnblcs turned TN them. Al dinner In
honor III Nick Denton, onc vi tho stan
Of tho Illinois Central railway, hi. friend
Jack Wallace. intrnst1d with the toast
III the evening. proposed II IN this wise
!" The two Nlckx---Old Nick aud Nick
Denton" Denton rose 10 respond, my.
ing be- appreciated thu honor conferred
upon him BY connecting him with Mr..
Waliaces most ultimate irlrnl. and
scarcely lnew how 10 reqnitt this com.
plim.l., bgt ~ me gocd tnrp lrserveA
aaMhe., Ae weula eve Thr twn Jacks
Tack WalI~rS ai,s YarksAt Il
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

The Ways and Means Committee will
soon give large importers Of Havana ci-
gars hearing In reference 10 amending
tho tariff on imported cigars These
gentlemen will make some important
suggestions upon this subject. They
will propose two plans 10 promote i'm
portation IL cigars Of the hest brands.
Onc II them IL uniform duty Of ~. 30
per pound. which, being "A large taxation,
will hive the effect to increase the i'm
portation of the first. class aud keep ont
common cigars. Ninety per cent. Of the
Hnssna cigars now imported arr Of la.
fefior brands, aud only 10 per cent. first
clnns Common brands pay now sa7. ~
per l 900 duty, and ilrSt-class e55 per
1.OOO, or All average duty oi 81. III per
1000 II Il simple reduction III % per
cent. nd valorm duty be made, aonc but
iirst.class cigars would be imported md
pay duty of Sl5. 80 per 900. As their
ayerng. weight would be II pounds per
1000, the increase oi importations would
exceed the present receipts III lcnst 20
per cent, while the actual reduction
would only be- about ~ per 1000 This
duty would give the same protection that
manufacturers 81 Havana cigars Ia tile
United States now have, under existing
duties. Another proposition IL 10 make
4 uniform tariff oi 81 ~ III I'LL Havana
cigars imported. At this rate cigars
would pay about Ell per l.OOO duty.
This rate would still lease q margin IN
favor of manufacturers Of Havana cigars
In the United States Of about al2.25 per
loon. The actual duty Of ID cents per
pound ON leuf tobacco wonll be reduced
to ~ cents per pound, because, with fine
imported cigars ut lower prices, cigars
made In the United States, III Havana
tobacco, would be Hold cheaper and their
consumption wonld be largely increased.
- u ashinyfOn ltr. Chicago TIMES.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

The recent annual report vi the Sur.
geon General gives some figures IN re-.
gard Ia the health Of the army during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1877,
which are interesting. The average
mean strength oi the army was ~, asI
white men and a,O75 nplorca men.
Among the white troops the total mum.
htr II eases u MI kinds reported ~ taken
III the sick Int WINS 10, III, or, taking The
average, zach man Man sick less than
twice year. The average number con.
ntanlly on sick report VIVA l,O26, or
abont one twenty. second part were sick
all the time. The total number of deaths
VIVA 2dO, making the proportion u deaths
from all cases one in LOO. Among the
colorcd .roops the total number Of eases
WINS s,3aA, or, each colnred mum was sick
OH the average more than twice \ year.
The average number constantly nick waS
~, u about one twentieth. Tho num-
bcr u deaths waA ~, Or In l30. Com.
pairing tho ravagcH of ,liscAse among the
two races, W. lind that I,aa2 per
Loo strength III white men suffered,
against ,82i PR 900 strcngth Of col.
ored men. the proportion being about 20
per cent. against III. LITTER. In deaths.
however, W. iind the proportion ~.
verscd, for only 7 per .0OI Of color,d
men died IL disease, against \ per |. 900
OF white men. In rases caused by
wounds. accidents Or injuries \ per |. 900
ncgrrs died. against y per 1000 u
white men. X thus appears that the
negroes become diseased more easily
than white men, and also recover more
easily; but, when actual bodily injury
occurs, they die more than twice N last
~ white mon. Scitnti6u American.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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tos, ns.l lrcauSe II had tAksn The plain.
tislss property without his eonecnt, IN
we'll N against IN own rnles In such
caseT, n wns therefore responsible.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04

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arv In constant nse. hcih1 Very popular
in Nh. hasvrst4iisld. We are Hlm,l IL ere
thns dumping wagons mrr employed I'm
marry ~ uuF farms. THIS loading ma.
nnrr frum 4 harm yarsi, AMI hauling IA ~
wagon few hundred yards, IA w. nn.
headed forkinl hy forkinl, I. waste III
time and labor. u 10th man ANIL beast.
- Hraf Niurid.
Tns signs of cool. working III arr
long heal, bread and level between the
eyes, ani tl,e eyes full, keen and pleas.
ant. forward legs straight: toes straigh,
forward: hoofs broad not peaked; and
the distance short between the ankle mn.
tho knee; these properties enable an o,
10 travel On hard ropslH; II the nnin,a
turns his toes out, the strain comes Il,
the inside claw, anil when travelling ~
hard ground he will ut lame al I'll,
joint between the lloofs and the hair
full breast; straight back; round fil,s
projecting out as wide ms The hip bones
thcse are the signs of strength and goo,
constitution. The best colors are browr,
dark.red md brindle. At ycnrs OF an
the steer becomes mn OK, and, havinI
completed his sth or nth ycnr, he shonl
BE- fattenca for the butcher. - Moors'
Knrdi.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-01-04
G. = NV.
LIND.
fhe Chicaro all uorllVe,|er1 Railway

Ihe CHICAGO all NoflhWeSlon RAILWAY
sr.ss: undo, y. sss : Y. Owe. T.s.s
~ numerous branches and et,NneCllsna, form thu
sustesl And quickest route lrtws~a ChkA1O eaA Ill
g:.ns. y ''ilao!.. .;s.oasIa. xo.shsrs MIehlssa.
Western Territories. -
Omaha and California Line
/. The shortest md les. route bs.vssa cAleaee ~
81 points IN Northern lllinnlA. lows. DAhoa, NJ.
bessla, wyom.ns. colorado. tissh x:vsda, usi,tos.
Chicago, 81. Pall all Minneapolis Lils
I. ,he sho.s liae las~esn Chicago asd 81 ro,sss "
.on. ~ rsui. MAuealolis. pansh snd ~ tasnsS u
The xrvst Northwest. lts
Il Crosse, Winona and d. peter Line
~ N. ,sss ..s casssss , - c;s :
New Tim and ~ loins@ " southern and centrAl
Minnesota, III
Green hay and Marquette Line
u the only line lHtwa~n Chicago and Jea~ssIIlt.
MAssr.o~n. foaA III iAr, t,shhosh. Apr,staa. fprss
: ~, s -. &. s,.E.s ss,, m:sa: s.,; ;s
Yrssport and Dubuqss Line
s.ra issaps,s. aud I'll psi.s. " rs ss IL
VWb0UX0 0D0 91AW008UU A11Wv
u thu did LAKE, htsoFs konls, sud u tlse 0aiy 90
passing let~een chicago md kvsMst0m, IAhs ~.
eSt, uluhlsnd rArh, NsMA~xsM. Racine. ksEaeAa,
Ana Mi~AMks&.
rullman Palace Drawing 1oon Carr
Arc run - I'll through tsslns u I'M susA.
THIS i H. only ltis rnaains iAsss aass l&s~sss
thicaxo and -. Paul md Minneapolis, fthlnseo SD
milwaukee,. uhh~He and Winons, ~ rhIesso an4
CIs~e usansetinss are n,ad~ d chycaeo wttA ~
Lake Hlnre and MiehlaAn koulhere, MtdAtaan CSC.
iraI, ItastGnase end Oklc. nlletus9A N. WaynA aad
Chicago, kunhatee Lane And tAn uanAie MaN1ee ,fts
I'll paints Eesl ard h0utheael, ard WtlA M GAtuoa0
aud Alton md tllinOe GSelrAl Tor ~ pniMle N0ulk
Close ruunerttDun ese AKIN made with ~ Untou
Pacific Railroad u Ontahs for III fss Wswt tn4nte.
CIo~e eoaneUlt0oa made u JunctsoA poiula vita
tfsInA III I'll cross pOtnis
Tickets OVER thla rbui4 Afe eold Wy III C0ur0n
Ticket Agents III lhe United NtAlss aud cAnsAee
kssnensheF, ypU - l0r your lrst W ~ ChirseO
snd NngthNeat>gn Railway. sd tahe ~ 0tkes.
Ns~ York 0lAc<, No. III nf0eAwoy nps10n noe,
N. sssss 4, nsAaas necs. - xarnaen ~ -!
Francisco ollce. III Ncstq0nsE1 nj. Chleeeo lehsl
odees, ~ CLARK IT.. uodeF eAesnsAq u0use 10 Ceoel
~. rnr. MAdteun Atnsie u. dep0t. coz, VI 1less
and Canal sts.i Wells u depot COZ. wells and La
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