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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-18

The following are the Circuits as pro.
posed In Senate Joint resolution No. II,
IS passed BY the Senate and House: The
counties Of Brooke, Hancock, Ohio and
Alafshall shall constitute the First Circuit
the counties Of Monongalia, Marion and
Harrison the Second; the counties Of Tay.
lor. Barbour, Tucker and Randolph the
Third the counties Of Doddffdge, HetSel,
Tyler and Richie the Fourth; the Gotn.
Ties Of Wood. Wit and Peasants the
Fifth; the counties Of Clay, Gtlmer, Jack.
son, Roane, and Calhoun The Sixth the
counties Of Cabelh Wayne, Lincoln and
Logan the Eishthj the counties Of Nc.
Doweli, Mercer, Raleigh, Wyoming aud
Boone the Ninth; the counties f Green.
brier, Monroe, Summers, Fayette and
Pocahontas the Tenth; the counties OF
Upshur Lewis, Braxton, Nicholas and
Webster the Eleventh; the counties Of
Grant, Hardy, HampBhire, Mineral and
Pendleton the Twelfth; the counties Of
Jefferson Berkeley asd Morgan the Thir.
teenth. n .,5. H.. NIX r..
r. N. o. Dawson, Of the Preston County
Journal, was on tue floor OF the House
yesterday.
The Senate had quite a lengthy debate
yesterday on the question OF extending
The time from two to three years In which
money appropriated BY tho Legislature
may remain inthe Treasury Of the State
before II lapses to the State. The time
was extended to three years, and the pro
vision attached 10 the appropriation bill.
This provision applies to the act OF Febru.
airy 2, 1871, whereby $4,000 was appro-
priated in the Capitol removal bill, ior the
purpose Of improving the Capitol building
at Charleston. The time will therefore be
extended TO February q, 1880, provided
the House concurs in the measure.
The Senate has ordered the General a p.
preparation Bill to It's engrossment and
third reading.
The bill appropriating money for the
payment OF members and officers OF the
Legislature has not been reported as yet.
The session will be extended fifteen
days. r. n f7
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth :

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made BY n. An.
aud Rachel NJ, bis wife, TO the uudenEuea liz
dated June 18th, 1874, and Of rerOrI 10 liz SSS ,
Lhe, County Court Of Ohio county, WFst ytrtiSt !
Deed Of Trust Book No. !, pages 2SS and * NJ
SATURDAY, March !, lS;,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ", sell at puble ~,
Al the front door Of the Court ilOute 81 Ohs ~,
the following described real estate, viz LII mn
thiry-hVe (3e) IN GahAm's addition 10 IN IN
Wheeling, and being situate on The nOttR p
Fifteenth street (old Centre), between WHIT InI'
meTly known as Filth aud Sixth strtetA ID Il, 4
Of Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting 6,s q, T
four inches % the west ode oil said lot.
There Is erected on that portion Of aid lu b MI
4 very desirable tWO-st0Fy and attic britk a. -
house and all necessary oItbuildlpp
Title believed 10 be perfect, but selling ~ Irsts
Will only convey such title as Is VESTED Ia NJ " i
Deed OF Trust.
TRRNs OF sALE-Two Thousand Five IIunds,iN
iAn cash on day Of Rlle, balance 10 two equal I'D
mentSat six and twelve months, drleHrd pyre
70 be secured BY Deed Of Trust on the pfVlsviI &
with insurance sufficient " cover
'5fE J.N. L. RODGERS, Iratu
W, II, HALLRR AuctiOneAr iRJ!lhtld
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AThe Insurance IIuslnc.s.A = !.

ltwould seem that the nerves OF tho in
surance men in the East arc more than
usually SENSITIVE since the great fires a
few weeks ago in New York. Between
incomes and reduced SURPRISES on the one
hand and the daily possibility Of further
large losses on the other, they are looking
somewhat anxiously TO the future and
casting about for cxpetlients to strengthen
themselves.
While the statement that the losses by
these fires were greater than the whole
premiums received in Now York city last
year is pronounced by agents to be extray.
agant, they admit that one or two more
blazes ofthe same sortwould Big likely 10
wreck some OF the companies. The losses
in these two cases fell chiefly on strong
companies, but many weak ones have
risks in that very dry.goods districts, which
is 40 or 80 acres in extent and occupied BY
stores, some Of which have stock worth
three or four million dollars. The burned
area at the Worth street fire, where there
were goods valued at three million or
more, was only 200 feet square. Tho ag.
gregate Of losses by fire in New York city
in ono week was as great as in any
whole year since 1886, 1873 possibly OK.
copied,
An advance Of rates for the New York
dry goods district has followed, nomihally
about 100 per cent, but really sachfa per
cent. as may be dictated by the Judgment
and conscience Of each company. Boston
responds with similar movement be.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Ohio, tO-ri,: In the County w"
VA''sSu"'' Ju,la r. y,cuns ct al.
1.ri. a Mor..n Ir.nrr = Mnr,.n Nm !. Nrl

Lewis B. Morgan, Henry c. Morgan, Mary ]. Nap'
and others. In ChAHEry.
By o decree entered by said tour 10 The 1aeMt
Titled cause on the 18th DAY OF JANUARY ia !
Il referred 10 the undersigned CVmuiksai0add -
Court 10 ascertain and report .,
1St. The several and separate Interests Of ltt
PENDANTS In this cause who may hare lny 2lsi I.
therein, In and TO the real estate meniOned u VI
eomplain4nt'S bill. -,
ID. The amount, number anil pFiO,i!les Of The VIA
Hens and elainls Of every kind Igln't The lnIsf.
The defendant, Lewis b. Morgan, in aid fnil naS
70 whom the same are due aud the date o. r'sh
ID. The amount and priOTites Of the se'dt v.
aud claims Of every Ind against the Interest y
defendant, Henry c. Mogan, 10 Said nal 1tlA
whom the same are due and the date VI each ~ W,
9TH. The amount, number and priOrltiaol IF y,
etal liens and claims Of evey kind Igln' las t.
Of the deiendIbt, Mary J. Morgan, 10 aid r. y. 4
tate, to whom the same are due and The diR@ VI
lien. ...
Also any other matter which the CommIHonH p
deem proper, or any party Ia Interest my leoIi
By the terms Of laId decree, the PubIi'1og.I =
notice ones week for four successive EeelS wv \
equivalent 10 personal service Of police casa! 1'N
parties In interest. ,ur,s
HoIIc0 d hereby Eiveu that have hI'd lav I,
DAY, the 9Th DAY OF FERRu ANY, NN " Y.
U'el0Ck A. ". a the time, and my onee 20 y. -
ChApliue Street, 10 the city Of Wheelsng,n ~ -,
10 ascertaln aud report The natter lm5wHT ~
mentioned. W. J, ". CQh W. Is;',,,,
Commissioner Of the County Curt Of OAI' C'sf'
fAi.Ffi
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Azure Tor t,roun.

f0r The lutelligCnetr.
Apply a'wet cloth, three or four double,
from the chin, covering tho chest; wet
the cloth in cold water and change as ottcn
as every ten minutes. Take one teaspoon.
iul OF sugar aud butter, melted together.
Keep the patient warm with blankets or
comforts. and the Group will soon disan.
pear. This Is a certain cure, and has 6cen
usG!l by an old lady for a number Of years
and has never been. known TO fail.
'''gH MRs. DAVIS,
Wheeling. W Va
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RICHARDSON Sunday morning, February Is
1872, q 10 o'clock, ENELtNE W., vile Of J. Melvin
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No. q
Fifteenth street, on Tuesday afternoon at O'clock
tutetment at sit olivet Cemetery.
MOoRHEAD.-On Monday n,orning, February IL
1879, At 40 o'clock, THOMAS NooRiEAD, aged 81
year, months and days
Funeral notice hereafter.
aASDY.-s Suddenly, Of apoplsxy, at $50 p. NJ,
on Monday, February 10th, 1877, MrS. ELRANoRI
DELLA, beloved wife Of Samuel ]. Handy, 81, aged
81 years, l.G
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AGootIiAeeon.,

/, TO sum il ur, six long years Of bed.
ridden sickness and suffering, costing SSS0
per year, total 81 ,900-all 81 which wss
stopped by three bottles OF Hon Bitter
taken by my wife; who has done her own
homework for a year since without the
loss OF a day, and want everybody 10
know II Tor their benefit.
JonS WEEEs, Butler, n. W
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TnEiE has been gooddeal Of grumbI-
ing from first TO last about the charges for
sleeping car privileges, and the Legisla-
lures Of Illinois and Missouri have bills
before them locking to a reduction and
regulation OF the rates imposed by the
Pullman palace car company. The attor-
ney general Of the former State has given
his opinion that sleeping.car companies
can be controlled by statute the same way
as other corporations, and now that the
Legislators feel fortified in their power to
restrict the operations Of "the Pullman
monopoly" they are said to be determined
to make the charge OF more than dollar
for a single berth illegal. The Missouri
law makers are similarly inclined, but
Mr.. Pullman is promptly in the leld in
defense Of his threatened interests, iald
there are to be Hearings, which may re-
suit in considerable weakening of the
present effort to protect the pockets Of
passengers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-18
THE LEGrsLATURE
MSSpay, February l7th, 1870
- .. aENATE. ~ -

Senate met alto O'Clock and was opened
Yithprayet by the Rev. ]. D. Mofas Of
the Second Presbyterian Church Of this
city,.
fhe journal Of Saturday was partially
read, when on motion Of Mr.. Lowe, IL
further reading was dispensed with.
Senator AlGGregor introduced Senate
bill No. III, prescribing regulations for the
transportation Of petroleum on othet
liquids through pipes ofiron brother sub.
stances constituted for that purpose. Re
terred to Committee on Banks aud Cor
poratlons. 80
Senate bill No, 16l, TO amend and re-
enact section 10, chapter 90 Of the Code,
concerning the action Of ciectinent, was
taken up and read q third time and passed
The Senate then went into considers
ton Of Senate bill No. 1858, the appropria'
ton bill, pending which the Senate took q
| FnEass mill q.n0 n NJ
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Spssaal aQntsE,ez.
"A CARD-

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Of manhood &c. will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
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Our ExcnrsIonists % ,Ie.leo.

Our cxcursionists are doing Mexico, or
rather lis capital; with all the, pertinacity
of purposeand catholicityo Of taste usually
exhibited BY our countrymen abroad. One
Of their number has flooded the Chicago
Tima with eight columns OF his observa.
tons on the social and political condition
and prospects Of our neighbor republic.
lie does not find much that Is novel to
write about, the staple Of his correspnd.
ence being "reminiscences OF the war OF
thirty years ago, lamentations over the in.
stability Of the government, and the shock.
ing contrasts between lavished wealth and
pinching poverty, and warnings TO com.
mercially-inclined emigrants from the Uni.
ted States to stay at home. lie will prob.
ably astonish the average reader, however,
by his assertion that the Mexican women
are not beautiful-not good-lookingr eyeo,
after they have passed the sfteeting period
Of their first youth. 1nSfe&ico, sinmost
southern countries, the female part of the
population is in state of vassalage TO the
male tyrants, and, after brief courtships
and still brieier Homogeneous, the girl Of
fifteen or sixteen subsidies into breeder
Of her kind and literal newer Of wood
and drawer Of water. 1t has been usual
TO comparable lIexicap senoritas with the
girls Of cadiz, las described by Byron, but,
save among the wealthiest class, the com.
parison will not hold good. There, how.
ever, the purely Spanish type OF beauty
is by no means uncommon, and it
is supplemented by other and rarer
typcs-the dark-eyed blonde and tho blue.
eyed brunette. Some startling revelations
are likewise made concerning tho filth.
ness of the lower classes, their shameless
pollution Of public buildings and public
thoroughfares, and other exhibitions OF
M indecent character which, unnoticed
there, would bring the perpetrators here
promptly before the police courts. What
was called an Industrial Exposition was
opened by President Diaz in the City Of
Mexico about three weeksago. 1t is very
Insignificant affair. Tho American ex-
hibits are not numerous, but they are
creditable as far as they go, and form an
object Of evident interest to the natives.
The entire exhibition could be arranged
on the three floors Of the ISrELLrGExcER
building, and the space would then
be but indifTerently taken up. The
sentiment toward this country is not over
friendly on the part OF the wealthy class,
which breads annexation as possible re.
suit of closer relations between the two
countrtesi and annexation, means the OK.
tinctiop. ottheis class priyilegesand d con.
sequent diminution Of their sources Of
revenue. Tho Mexican government il not
averse, however, to a m1re intimate
acquaintance, and the commercial inte.
rest Is decidedly in its favor, 50 TINT our
treaty relations with Mexico will undoubt.
edly be placed on more satisfactory foot.
ing. The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs has just reported resolution look
ing to this end, and II favorably received,
President Hayes is expected to appoint a
commission to further the purposes for
which It was framed. = TT
AEFF,.f Tts,S,, = 1I,,.1..,sA u Z r
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Tie Seatc reassemblea' at $3.50 o'clock
At the time Of recess tie Senate was en-
gagged In the consideration OF Senate bill
No. 19s, providing for expenses TO be pale
from the Treasury. The following are The
allowances as passed by the Senate.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1879.

FRERR, Of the Charleston Leader, Is fear.
fully Indignant at being made Chairman
ofthe "Third House, committeeon Fed
eml Relations, under. an appointment
from Speaker Geo. o. Davenport. He
says that had he been the possessor Of d
free pass, he would have come to Wheel
ing, seeking revenge. Being unable to do
80, and not desiring to associate with
members Of tho Legislature anyway. ,hc
sends the following resolutions emshatipg
from his committee: 3
BY Chairman Frcer:s: That the County
Court be made the court d highest resort,
with ample power to reviewCand reverse
oil decisions OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States.
by WoHinden, Of Lewis; That West
Virginia hang her gate OH the other post,
and declare herself q Nation.
By Burr, OF Berkeley: That the keyser
Echo and Buekhannon Dsita be punished
under the sedition laws, for refusing to
support him last fall.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

STriadelphia Accommodation This train only runs
between Whteling and TriadelphIA. :
tDaily except Sunlay-Newark Accommodation.
tSteubenvlle Accommodation. This tIain during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellAre, stopping when required al
sherman House, Etnayllle, West Wheeling and
Gravel HILL IlI5' Il - n - = .
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GEss1tssx' Sale.,



TRUSTEES SALE OF CHIpIr;
u STREET RESIDENCE ,ltt1s 4 ~ ny
trust made By Daniel Cushing mi IN. 4 ~
trustee, dated February 4, 1915, Hnd nrori,i \. I
No. 8, Folio lgJ will offer Tor ale Al N ~.
o. the Court House Of Ohio county an n Tt,S,is
FEBRUARY 9, tS19, Al 10 O'clo,k 1. N IL "
described pFeperty ,t0Wit: Lot No ia 3tSs,si. {
west Eda Of ChGpline street, lIetTs1S ~ " I
streets, Centre Wheeling. .. u
TRR1is or S4LR.-One-thiFd tof 4, wD.k -.
the purchaser may elect TO pay n es,h hi \. \,
ancO ID equal insEAlments, ID six, tVtlIS ~.
aud tWenty .tour months, With liz psr ~, =.
est The deferred payments 10 e 49,. 4 |,
deed Of trust on the property sold nj " \,
ance to the amount Of 5000 lOr he 6sstiiS u \
trust. ',r'-'S
waEEItxo, January 8, 1872. 81 ''la
The Iboye ala y Postponed until SGrrDp
MORNING, FEBRUARY Is, At 10 O'CIoFi ~
ieeio s, I. HllDRETH, TrSs
The above sale Is postponed until &TTnl
MORNING, February ID, at 10 O'Clock.
telIte u !. T. hlLDRETH, IN.
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cause the companiesat the Hub are not
conspicuouslY strong. The question Of
teofsenlEins Die National Board 81 Under.
wtitefs now shranken 70 atnese local
New York bSafd-is also mooted as the
best means d advancing the percentage
all round, There ale, however, setiousob.
stacles in the way putting up rates. The
tide Is yet out in all sorts Of business;
It Is still . time for contraction, and the
public are not In q mood to submit TO an
increase In the price q any class Of goods
OF service. And the experience Of bust.
ness men will Sonblnatlons for mutual
profit In the pdst aFeyears has been rather
diseounging. Two combinations Of coal
companies have gone to pieces, and the
great trunk.line railroad concetters are
perpetually getting out Of tune. II is the
Jealousy OF the members Of these pools
whether in the coal, railroad or insurance
business, that has wrought their ruin in
every case. II Is not clear that insurance
men are any less jealous Of each other
now than heretofore, aud the probability
that successful u nion will be formed il
small.
Agents are writing now at lower rates
than ever before, and only few compa
MES are making money. This is advant
ageous to neitherinsurcr nor insured. A
property.holder can no better afford to in
vest his money in doubtful insurance
policy than in bad paper Of any other SOFT
The most available way Of raising rates
would seem to bo.for the people to selecl
COED companies for their patronage, com
panies that will take no bad risks and will
not insure at ruinous figures, Thus the
unsound concerns will lose their business
tits little matter how soon they go to the
wall, II their failure does not create pan
ic that will affect tho better ones. The
public are already nlanifesting whole
some suspicion otinsurance organizations
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-03-21

EmERsoN's MINsTREL's ap-
peared at the Opera House last
night to a good audience. The
entire company is hrst-class (;
they had been extensively her
aided and much was expected
of them, and it is safe to say that
none were disappointed. The
entire audience was kept well
amused. Many new features in
negro minstrelsy were present.
ed. Every one WIS satisfied,
and the verdict was: The best
minstrel show that was ever
here"
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1879-03-21

THE VoLKsFEsr. = Brenham
will have her fifth annual Volks-
fest at the Fair Grounds on the
9th and 10th of May. The COM
mittee of arrangements are de-
termined that it shall be a mag
nihcent success, and with this
object in view they are using
printers ink. A large advertise
ment appears in the Holks6ote
OF this week, and to-day we pre-
sent a handsome double column
ad. in the BANNER. The utmost
publicity will be given and it is
confidently expected that the
largest crowd ever assembled in
Brenham on a similar occasion
will be here. For full particu-
lars read the advertisement care,
fully.
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A Novel Feature

Presents itself TO those who use Parkcr's
Hair Balsam. in the discovery Of its rare
and remarkable merits. Many have written
US expressing their delight in the fact thai
j, works Ikea charm. Its disinfectant prop
critics in chemical combination rendering il
'heahhful, cleansing and healing are bearing
fauitand the beautiful hairit produces, with
the. clean, healthy. scalp, entirely freed from
dandFufr and failing hair, are achievements
for which We have reason TO feel proud. a
patron assures US that he has used twelve
liff.:rent Hair Preparations and that Per
ker's Hair Balsam surpasses them all. To
hair that has become gray OF faded, it res
torres that beautiful natural color Of youth,
and produces vigor and iuxuriance thai
SURPRISES everyon Bay a bottle from your
dauggist, n. E. Lslhn, and tests its merits.
Every Mother
VIII greatly add to her own strength and
comfort BY the free use Of Parker's Giager
Tonic, while It's invigoratrng properties that
snothe the nerves and induce refreshing
sleep, ore impaired through the milk to her
nursing babe, making the little one quiet
contenied. cheerful and happy-she hes,
way to make the fretful child a good ba-
by It is also most comforting remedy
for theaged, ahe feeble and con,alescens it
builds up and sustains the strength, soo,hes
the nerves, banishes melancholy, and is in
cnmparably superior TO wines or liquors.
whileit does not intoxicate. Buy from your
druggist, X. E Luhn, SI.oo bottle, or =
sample bottle at Is ceots andtest its merits.
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rron, Grimes County.
ANDERSON. MARcn Is. %.

ANDERSON. MARCH IS, -.
Editors Banner:
l am here, and here is few
''lokes." Anderson is the coun-
ty scat; is 4 thriving little place;
does more business than any
town il the county and has a
population Of about 1000. The
people are sociablc and kind
hearted.
A number of our people have
gone to Crimes county Sunday
school convention at Pine Grove
church.
We had a fine rain last We'd
nesday-frst since January 9th.
Our young friends, Gabe Eel
der. deputy sheriff, and John
Traylor, constable, both of
Washington county. passed
through town the other day en-
route for Huntsville, having WIKI
them batch of three escaped
convicts,
Steam was raised in the JUS
tees court of this precinct on
Monday last. Brother Buff pre-
sided and dispensed justice with
a lavish hand. A crowd of
young roosters were brought up
for simply dealing monte" and
spThag poker" each was fin
ed $40 and trimmings. "Those
who dance must pay the fd-
der"
Walter fitzpatrick. not Fitz-
patrick, as | stated, who was
accidently shot in Navasota by
a pistol dropping out of some
ones pocket, is recovering,
though the lead is still in his
leg. He says he won't be caught
out again.
LITTLE HUB No. ?.
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REAL ESTATE transfer for the
week ending March goth, repor-
ted by c. F. Herbst, of the
county clerks Office.
Sylvia Armstrong to Kerew
H. Armstrong IIo I-2 acres HI.
F. Armstrong; for valuable con-
sideration.
Jones Smith to D. c. Brown
lot in Brennan $50.
VIM Amthor and wife to VIM
Korff a. acres ON East Millcreek
Sligo.
Henry Waterman to J. E.
Grey Io6 I-3 acres Iester lea.)
$500.