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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-24
cLEAnprELp COUNTY Atlas.


In q late interview with Mr.. Newton, the su'
perlntendent, We learn that the work In the vari
Gus departments Of our Cleardeld County Hiioh
-! A.i.y ,,cyrr.>-s fave able. Many Of ouI
z - -tssSsA ~ ..s,..s
aeness, isrns, i~safihiss kSIrls, illasI, lssa. tx
etc, as may be seen In the list which accompa
MES this article.
II 10 important that every improvement, whethei
public or private. should be properly represented
Our sister counties have shown to their best cd
vantage by the many elegant Autographs which
10 fully indicate their material resources and th'
step forward they have taken on the road to com
mercial Importance.
Our citizens should sec TO II that Clearfsl,
county Is not behind In having is improvement
properly represented. Tn opportunity Of secur
Ing a view Of our homes, river scenes. churches
&e, will not occur again for many years. II i
hesniy desired by all that the work In the Wei
department may be so comprehensive Thai Ia
| Illustrated portion Of the Atlas may fairly repre-
sent the improyemonts Of the county and to d
this, our farmers, lumbermen and merchants mus
not stand aloof. This feature Of the Atlas vs. boil
ornamental and useful, and Is second to no othe
section Of the work. Messrs. McKisson an,
Mann are now calling upon the citizens in tn
various townships, and on their return We hop
to hear a favorable report Of our peoples liber
atty and public enterprise.
Extra copies of the engravings are furnishe,
those who have views taken, which enables IT,
owners to have these pictures Of their home
eneasod in frames, or send them to their friend
residing in other parts Of the country. The fol
lowing are the names Of some OF our citizens VIII
have already contracted to have views Of thei
homes and buildings inserted In the Atlas =
Portrait Of Hon. William Bigler.
Bird's-eye view Of the town Of Curwensville.
First school house In Clearfleld county.
3 cLEARFIELp.
Hon. William Bigler-Residencc and lawn.
Judge @. X. Barrett-residence and ONCE.
O.. b. Goodlander -residenee and interior view
Of printing Office.
Judge ]. D. McEnally- residence and sur
roundings.
S. J. Row a son--front and interior view o
printing office.
5. j. Row-residence.
A. d. Shaw-rssidence aud surroundings.
james D. Graham-rosidenoe, bank block ant
other buildings.
Richard Shaw-residencc, mills and surround
ings, including the West Clearheld fair grounds
Leonard Graded School building and surround
ings.
George ~Thorn-residence and surroundings.
A. J. Logan-residonce and surroundings.
Frank Fielding residence and grounds.
W. M. Shaw-residence and grounds.
James kerr-insurance ofhce.
DR.. J. y. Observation-Disclosures and Office.
na.N ~ 1..1t. ..atl.... .-l 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

Iron and Nails do not improve at Pitts
burgh. The Manufacture Of yesterday
says that the pig iron market is in a
quieter condition now than at any time
within the last Eve years. In regard to
nails, it says that
"AIl the nail factories here, with posi-.
bly, one exception, n idle, and will
doubtless continTe so for q considerable
period. II il also stated that most Of the
factories At Wheeling are doing nothing
There Is no money in making nails a.the
prices prevailing, and 1t Is likely that
very few will be made until there Is Q
better demand. It ia doubtful II the
business was ever in such a bad condition
before. The nominal price is 81 25, 60
days, 2 per cent offfor cash, with ten cent?
abatement on carload lots, bnt we hear o.
sales az low Is 50 10. This ia only 81
cents n pound, which ia only two tenths
more than good bar iron brings! 1t ID
certainly a good time to buy"
Old rails are quoted at $40 to s2l per
tnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
THE AIT OF

People generally desire long life and
ROod health. Aiekness and premature
death are almost alEsys due { Violations
Of the laws that govern q physical being
and Of which the masses are Ignorant II
men knew better they would do better but
how can they avoid an evil that they know
notol? While efforts are made through
the public schools 70 give each child & 50
called common EnglIh education, yetths
children are permitted % grow up and en-.
Ter upon the responsible duties Of active
lie, profoundly ignorant Of the structure Of
their own bodleI, and the laws Of physical
being upon which their health aud lives
depend. They are sent 10 school and cram
med with arithmetic, grammar, and geogrA-
phy, BY teachers who, In many instances,
have neyerstudied physiology and hygiene.
They are taught 70 locate the mountains
and the ryen Of foreign countries,
but are never taught TO locate The vital or.
ganS and glands Of their own bodieA,o or trace
veins, arteries, and nerves, In their various
ramiheationG. They are instructed in the
dow Of the tides, and the course Of the
ocean currents, and the philosophy Of winds
and,storms; but they have no correct con.
ception OF the relative effects upon their
health Of breathing pure o inpuFe air, nor
has their attention ever been called 70 the
importance Of keeping their bodies clean
and healthy by regular bathing. The Grim.
inAlity Of such neglectin teAehing becomes
AppArentwhen We consider that the masses
ignorAntly violating the laws OF health,
bring upon themselves sickness, suffering
and death, thNt might otherwise be avoid.
ed. In this condition Of things We vel
come into being any work that Is caleu'
lated 10 iupart 70 the masses Z knowledge
Of the structure Of their own bodies, the
laws Of health, and the importance Of OBJ.
serving those laws. We End DR.. Pierees
Commoc Sense Medical Adviser to be Just
such q work. II ARCHAEOLOGICAL and patho'
logical, and the major part OF It should be
converted into q textbook for the use Of
common schools. It's careful study will
enable the healthy TO preserve. and the
siekly to regain health. livery parent should
read it, and As their children become OF
proper age instruct them in the all'im.
portAnt truths 1t contains. Were this done,
much suffering and premature death would
be prevented, and many a youth saved from
a life Of shame aud l~lrentiousness. The
book contains nearly one thousand
pages, ~isprolusely illustrated with colored
plates and wood.engrayingS, and can be
had by addressing Z. V. Pierce. ". D.,
Worlds DispenSary aud invalidS Hotel,
Buffalo, n. Y. Price; postpaid, 81 3d.
United Brahren aid Journal
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A VALUABLE voLuNE-The report Of

A VALUABLE YoLuME-The report Of
the Second International Seventh Ma.
t%ioual) Sunday School Convention recent.
ly held at Atlanta, Georgia, has been
placed upon our table. The report con.
tains one hundred and City seven pages
Of closely printed matter with Sunday
School statistics from all parts of thi.
country and Canada. II il we'll indexed
and very carefully gotten up in every
particular. The reporter and editor,
Mr.. /. Newton Baller, Of Washington
City, Is said to be one Of the most accurate
shorthand reporters in the United States,
and he has certainly given the Sunday
School people q very valuable help in
this report The book Is sold at the cost
Of publishing % cents-and may be had
at either Hei.ksll's or Stanton & Davsn.
porte Book Stores. We do not see how
any one interested In Sunday Schools can
afford 10 be withoutit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

There has been come inquiry made in
regard to 8 Republican Congressional or.
ganirs,iOn 10 this distric. in the coming
anvas. The following gentlemen com.
prise the committee, viz: Geo. Edwards,
Of Marshall county, Chairman; B. Hay.
mond, Of Harrison; A. W. Campbell, Of
Ohio; Geo. RO.s, Of Lewis, and George
Loomi,, Of Wood.
The State Republican Committee Is As
follows: 7. H. Logan, ]. T. Hoke, g. W.
Atkinson, D. II. willard, is. Canning
ham, G. C. Cole and A. ". Campbell. W,
J. W. COWden, Of Wheeling, is Secretary
Of the Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

srowELs PETROLEUM Reporter
takes 8 gloomy view Of the oil market
It say. that the production Of crude ha'
been largely increased this year and the
value Of the product has been corresPOn'
DINGHY depressed. The increase 10 bar
rsls thus far has been abou. l,&Ssrss4,
and the decrease in price about 81 10
cent?. It say, that II some system Of
relief. not speedily inaugurated, bank
ruptcy ..ares producer, refner and oPsr-
Ator In the face.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

BY virtue Of two deed, e uEl % 5hi
Chhdttln WHDsr ard Gr5tn EEpE hTA
70 the ~updertgped trustee tIhdibt thsfaHI
Of D6embGf, 10 lbe ytaT 1876 and ndF9nA
the public land reCordsUt Oep GgaiI, NGNr
ginIi, In Drd Of Tru,t BOX No H. ~ n u
other deed Of TUT made By tsnstI1 a1iHa
the UNDERLINED ITu'tre, dIid " Eta aIa
May, 10 the year 1874, AID HwsdGsaau
Public land rtc1rds q nd puhiI IN lWtEHa
Book NUMBERED EtTep. iaLd nd IT4s
FRIDAY, The :iG Day dJss,i IN
BeSlnnlpg Al 10 o'tIck LAg Hls! 90
iruntdooF Of The COdn HoGs q 0shNeEfts
ylrEIplI, 10 The dty q WAaaiEG, ~
aucuon the following describe! FNP1rI g
div, or % much tbSrtoi ~ nIJ b nSat1fI WI
the debt s+curd By EId decd, q 49,
expenIes attending The execution q "
ated BY aid dedi, bat IubySt ioItG9
mentioned below Of The terA hid hELS
oI " Thousand DOLLAR 9Th itldaild@p1
March ?Sd, ISL, till pad, ~ tatOt &lSes
trust from ChhetiIn Wage nd ufHu8s
Duseh. tTu,ie-, dItsd MIrtA -, ~ Larosf
ID anopT Ibe public iBd raEid HAoAth
IN Dted Book numlEnd S. Fafs " tAlais
TxJII III I, hIHyaiI The idloJibE dsdnsdR
nsyty. or 10 much lhtreoi n nIy b osnJ
afots,,id. The EASTERN pan u lhe hor1 -
lot Numbered sUDtI'nins, htllHo
ode d Main itrtL -Ithtr' terlh M
fronting thirty .lhfee let 90 tht uda nss a.
"FTI Gnd unuilg TeISldIy o. s'tn w
four lei IlI iHtbts OF ioi PGnl
n tnfhrsIu n Main JGItt, IDd EssCasaD
s,n lie Of ihIt Iar Of tAs p0ts halle -
100 STsp,T.nibe, hssriilf nthbsaS
-, Il, IrIn; the umt rieyGi srpln1 pE
1900 IA IN mia CHRISTIAN NEfpd
q PsTT md NE IoI Nlildi Ltd1J
da,Ij February 18th, is6s, AID nnf1E
H. npLllr hpireOFdi 81 uho c9hI!' Na'"
S,n,f in letJ FOX No, s. idOslS
AIS, 70 much o. The borth hIi . 10 3
STeuiJ.nint a lie lstIeta : NJ 3
plsss Il ground IloT, doaibrd, - q
sHme properly Enuts iai Gs'E n
ChI,glp WIgsef by J ha UpSttel
"a d,'e1 NETrs "a, ~, IDd h@ie =
IA I.nS nnrdI 10 Len b0E No
~ All nrntoued put q he nani
~ - IiIIIe tf,t old a. Eii TIM 80
"a hi 10 ibe pUJefiy hardy i!Idi
~. sTej 10 IL sol. Iab.td u ~
n,Tt ihtroI u above, vli sIhLip IS,iTa
pSiS s,ptsy such tts y . 'dtd NN
tTo deed, q trust Iioruhd' .-vial
,,,Ss ISrhISsT nay t!te; 70 r.! on
~ b,lIncr 10 $50 equal n'ntTssEEb
,TeIye months respectively, va I.s.E1g
i,S AZ 1le, the pufchlsf y ~ ,,JS1
n,9nI,,oTT note iOF Zach niiLln,h M
q the ProPSTI , ,U,o Sstil pid ia lG!L
the payment '-' sIIOS BAEE I'sA
CILpwELLG CALDWELL A''0'p''A uIa-
,J,C HEKvEr, Auetontri. r,g,yS9h
The above als j. pap bc 'H"
49, =. .-.LaLE - ~
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Washington County News-Crop
Pr0spects-WooI Matters.

WnhIng,un IA observG.
Corn is exceedingly short for the ses.
son, but all growers report a good stand
which ia the main point.
Hindman Andrew bought up 4 drove
Of hogs last week at $3.50 per hundred.
Quite a number OF families have get
apart next Sunday to commence on their
peas and young potatoes.
The school directors sold out the fur
nishing Of coal TO the school house 10
Prosperity township, on Saturday, TO
John Clutter at l2f cents per bushel, the
lowest price paid for 16 years.
There are several horse buyers 10
Waynesburg this week and quite 4 mum.
Der Of horses have been taken over from
here for sale.
]. G. Vankirk sold a fresh COW aud
calf for $50. This indicates that the
prices on cows have reached "hard.pAn."
Such 4 COW would have commanded $40
in times Of imitation.
Mr.. - Porter, from Chalk Hill,
Fayette county, purchased, in AmWell,
last week, 800 head Of yearling sheep at
prices ranging from 50 90 to 81 70, to
lake to bis mountain pasture range.
Evans Bros. have received their order
for $4,000 pounds Of wool, but the figure
Is yet private, and not u pound has been
bought. The growers will not take any.
thing less than IS to 40 cents, while the
buyers are firm at 30 to SO. Wool will
no doubt be held until after harvest.
&c. CLANCY, Of Coon leland, has pur.
chased 10000 pounds Of wool since the
lat Of January. 8 5000 Ia Of the new
clip for which he has paid 80 cents per
pound. Last year he offered 4s cents for
sone Of the old wool which no this year
bought at SO. He was last week ordered
to quit buying at SO cents, but has since
been directed to 70 on purchasing at
those figures.
There are two brothers in Donegal
township who, for six successive years
after the war, held their clip OF wool,
some Of which they we're offered 81 for.
They finally sold the whole lot at 80 cents
per pound. They have since held their
wool anil nov have seven clips on hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

JupYP oKEY JOHNSON was engaged In
. habeaI corpus case last Friday, Of a
somewhat private character. The kabeas
Is . reality, and the eorpm weighs len
pounds; but 10 the Judges chagrln, will
never vote or play base ball. The Judge
IL happy, a. hS ought TO be.-ParkasSurS
Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
aHoEsE EActso and balloon ascension
over at WOodi6sId on the 4th Of July.

II looks aa II the Bellnirs tobacco
warehouse might not have much business
10 do, owing 10 arrangements made and
making By the Baltimore d Ohio road at
Locust Point
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

TIE Warrington d Wsypesburg mar
row gauge is still selling its frat mortgage
bonds, and now etfsrs a third lot at 80
cents on the dollar. This looks like :
pretty szPen,lVe way Of getting out Of
dsht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
Malaga.

TIE Belliire Leoda should not throw
stones at Republican candidates, in the
way Of "shent per shent" dlsParagement,
remembering the weakness Of Boss in that
line. BE /. supposed to be the bOs'
sheu. per shenter in this region.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

AoooRDrSe TO the B~arpesVills Eater
prls, Mr.. Joseph Close, Of St. Clairvtlle'
snd Mr.s Hotkbeimer, Of Wheeling are
buying wool 8, from 80 TO 80 cents over
il the ~ueigbborhOOd Of BsallsV lille and
M.lann
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
fDRUSTEE'S SALE.

o., ,,,,r. o,,Jrd Of rrah p,d, Z -
v 'J Christina SIEbd BIZ IatTds
nssnsiI ,r,irs, GATED the hrt 49,
geIIsIsH md Trcufdd IDohf w. ~
the ysL I1i conntT. Wet vrcslL
TseoLus o. U nan sIei'I2, pass 81 ! ""
t'D, SATURDAY, The "a day d Jii.
pu,,nn,n, At 10 o'elocf : y q Si&
iFont v H. 10 lie ~ o Nsyrf
ns,tSr the 'oIoEisEt- NJ 20
y mueh Thereof a tnAy : I'D
debt secured BY nd dcrid u.,a,iaaAEe
SttfDJIpg the tIytulo5 o. " IsSBt
5sSd thSt Il to ny, The nof'l ~. IL ~
ave md The whole q !oi ~ IIGit
nrmbeTrd slG. In the I'D! |,Ilitl. ~.
Wb.sIipF knoUnD ChgfttiI LIrs
,n'r,T.bL. however all %, s,sIitf
- P,nss ip n, ded to ttFh ~
JouI ~ oh dBy o. boSar 49,
ne -, m. fuG!!e BIT rulT
onineI y \ butrt.rtI e. !0S t-ydH
a. 10 ~ ,IT-Otr tklfi, so StnS
nnUb,,.f u,y tri 70 ssEne
q Iht IlI 80 aud ib'bi!1hsssg
twelve mOuihs fsT'eh'tl III, tss 4
d,y Of ole, The pufch,-i s,rl Ipi1
nmmi,s1fy note ilr cseh w ,,,S,d II Hna4
"a tEe DroIcry ,o.d 10 y fyII Ia Ig!L 1T
he M m'bt ihTfsoi ufiN tsiB
mi /, be itrtd to y tlHBN
,,1.,se / ,haII only oUa't! -
IL ne by The tru,t d-,i iidTTnEuL r.
r uRyEY. AutsCtff-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
Desirable ChapIins ST. Residence

By virtue d 4 DEED tn, z~L,A,Osni
Moore, ?. II. Moore ana Hsuy Non -.
the uDdedGDtd, dIttd u 81 az IYL IA
and recorded In The Gdktoh6 4 l.IErs
Court o. Ohio county, WHt VrdrLh M
TruI, and NortSIgt lOot Ne pSaNA SIN
6ls, ! will 90
SATURDAY, he 2th Day d In, Ia
Beginning a. 10 o'tIok ~ daAhtHAI
front doOf Of The Cogrt Hrss q NJ 0SEErJ
sell It pubic ale 10 he kEsd, rdLEEg
the following described nj suh. RHbtT
The southern halt Of Lot EsEbItI benI 4
squIrt Numbered tR Is hat d let - NJ
sQulfe No l0l, 90 The vet Eds d QINuna
Told Fourtbl between EGtelth TeatiH Chli
and Tselfih ItIeei Tod Aun0l. Il d, al I
Wheeling, tOsether With u I'D LaurNS
proVtDenls theron and he hsFut!aSesniR
purtenAnets belonging thTIiA
TINS or SALE-OnetAifd, e uraaEaH
the purchaser nay tleet 70 TIy. L az ~ \
residue Of Iid purthLS neoty i tWElfE
null lnItIllnsnp At ohe JGI ~ 10 ma b
the day Of nle, the pgfrAtsf 4 N y ~
With approved security 10 IL pIthi9 al
defentd lnIullmenu and iAttssGIE JEA ~
steTue upon the nme.
JAMES ?. R0GERi IrsA
J. c. HEEVET, ABeti9ntf. HIs
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Foe SALE
OLD UNION STREETEy cHlyr,

One ,A'e-EHsy B,tr ss1i,s t.a, rS.
NoriA ride Of cid usae, Ky E,rrts -
known Is The OLD lGCHIyeE .S-,s y.
sal0oa add Esusns; h sliy Jan ssas,
h1 hrgs ron, ard VOa or, a = ~
modem improvement n -
Psa, ssIl heated, Lsd nlats Fsgt,
EG terms ADD prBeaIa IipJ s6a,lD
dl'u, At RtynAHn', RIvuLG
ca ScEIHRLm
Reai EssIts Agents, 0p+a Esas ana, u IN
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY eeSd dAtsd II. a.
e. Louis Fftseh Ri.as! csS-Ler
oiPoflloe q tbt CITY gEf tE7aIi
'syd u The gpdz ii.J, Aa
~. hstef.d ltt s!y-4Ei Stsaea
~ u III Ssiss
nIoa u HA GIN t,-aNIu
SSS4s ~ NE aE lie dr. raA
nIIt1 God Observation-Disclosures G
Innbe o. &c alley ttrssi-s ~ ahNa
!hth& eaFfsStd With ~ L.y Aaant
OAnGIhef tEeEt! let ne lsssdS
HmsS llley borhEEri O. OK
.'tn IeSt III ibesd u Il. -. = tsa9.
10y hene viii hA s5sts ~ -, Ia
10 stnt u h~s1ssItr ECsIL 'ssiplS
,utr eat and sosta ~ ,s,i., s1ss!la
~ ifat Also ibs i6lsT. III
Peier!' goods ava taIv!, .o~
- go. ttoSitstIiSU 49,
an ~ siaft1oa I'd a. e,IS
PeIha AloTs daItsd 49,
- " ueit % scuit ~ t-a,sS,ysS'
da Huea!L!y nah9sSjriS@1
1nI note ial!y lPPEi % I,Itrss
SIIy IetSfdtd IN The eiJ d 81 ~ Ttt
~ lSt ihttaats HiAsf.g1k
nI9 ated dsnnNe4 ~ Avn s-..Hsa
SnELa, zee qnss1 gDsi vi M. 40
nosad o. Nd zoe Lhd H Es1rIss
alnS . Nd Ssoi I'll ~ p-ess,,E.l
lots 9er6%d n - usrurd y ss7N
aaH Ite4ss 81 he sit tro,, A.. aat
hSSn ~ sas ~ Gy Gst Ian go :
THURSDAY, TIE III DIV n
10 ntEy natI nd stu.p-Ju
-, (;sssfI tha Interest 70 sound =
WILLIE J. LOWELL Tn.
RI. Locn !sss I, A. D,iEs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

7 all Who n suffering from the Grur md In
disrsionS Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, lOaoi manhood, &c, ] Win send you Areodpt
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by 4 mlsdOnATy in
south America. Send q sli-addresed envelope to
the REv. JosEPHT 7. iSNAN SsGi0a D, Boz R0Gst,
Me- YorL CITY spls-eodAE
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DKPARTuHK OF IRAIEL-

SThaddphIa Aecomrnodaion-This trIin only
runs between Wheeling and TrildtlphiL.
tDliIy sxceptsundIy-SeE1rk Accommodation.
fSteubenTi0e AecsHmodAron--Thit trlin dur
ing the day pGEss backward and forward between
Martins FeTy and BellGire, stopping when re9ni-
red At sherman Houie, Rtn1Ttlls, Wet wheeling
and GrATel Hill.
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A ssEssMENT NOTICE.
NCTY CLHEE's OFRc1,
WHgHLlHo, W. Va, June 20, 1873

WHsRLlSO, ". Va, June %, 1873 J
Public notice Is hereby given to all persons 10:
terested that the Assessors elect,d by the Council
Of the City Of Wheeling ave completed their as
sessment Tor the year and mAde return thereof 70
my once. Any parsons wishing 10 lIpHl from
nld assessment, or dehhng any correction made,
will lppear a. the City Building before The Board
Of Equalization and AppealI, on THURSDAY,
the 27Ih dBy Of June, Al O'Clock a. ", q the aid
Board will meet at thAt time ri the aid City Build.
Ing 10 hear all objections 10 raid assessment and
revise and correct the alme.
leo ALEX. UPDEGRAPF, City Cl.rk.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NOrl0E-'
Redemption Of Public Building
Loan Bonds.

The holders Of the above named bonds are here
BY notified that bonds Of the iOlIoStnI numbers,
namely. .. Is, n, q, Is, 90, rs, n, l2i, ia, iS,
IA, rs, 1865. 1874, lsi. have been drawn BY lot In
accordance with the provisions Of the Ordnance
authorizing the same, and will Be paid at the En-
change Bank July !, 1878, at which lime they will
cease 10 bear interest
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN.
Iei6-9
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
Incidents OF the Boat Race on
Thursday.

FttiSRrSh pbPEttA
Pooh ssrs sold al litstnoon At two OF
three stands upon the course, bat seareely
any large o E we're disposed Of. A few
vent OF At 500 to so, bat majority
were little fellows at SO to s.. So 10 s.,
sl2 70 SO, and such figures. There Wa
. fair amount Of private bets CD the re-
Iult in sums not exceeding one hundred
dollars, Al the odds given all along. Han.
Ian never Lost the call in the pools since
the time the first ones we're cold. The
most notable betting feature yesterday
vas 4 wager made BY Mr.. Lindsay, the
elderly csttIe-deAler who cut such = con-
spicuous figure among the KAnueks. BE
offered one thousand 10 Eve thousand that
Morris would never show 70 the front in
the race. A pool vas made up by Pitts.
burgh parties, AID the bet was taken.
Five thousand dollars more Of Pittsburgh
money thus Wenthome with the Canadian
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22
NsW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ca. MATTHEW'S cHURcH.

: M Rr. A ?. Steele, q wshlnTtua CITY. st1
oGdEie In 81. MGtthSE'I Church tonoIoW q ne
usual hoqr1, m1rnipg and evening.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-28
Cast a Line for Yourself.

A young man stood Istlessly watching
some anglers on bridge. He was poor
and detected. At last approaching a
basketflled with wholesome-looking fish,
he sighed:
"If now I had these I would be happy.
I could sell them for a good price, and
buy me food and lodgings"
"I will give you just as many, and Just
as good fish," said the owner, who had
chanced to overhear his words, "if you
will do me trifing favor"
"And what is thatl" asked the other.
"Only to tend this line till come
back, wish to go on a short errand."
The proposal was gladly accepted. The
old man was gone so long that the young
man began to be impatient. Mean while
the hungry fish snapped greedily at the
baited hook, and the young man lost all
his depression in pulling them in; and
when the owner of the line returned, he
had caught large number. Counting
out from them as many as were in the
the basket, and presenting them to the
Young man, the old fisherman said:
81 fulfill my promise from the fish you
have caught, 10 teach you whenever you
see others earning what you need, to
waist no time in fruitless wishing, but
cast q line for yourself"