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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

OFFICIAL.
coxaRsssaAx-6ra DISTINCT:
Hon. 0ustavs sehleicher, Of Dewitt Cs. ID
ssxArsR -slsr pisrRIcr; ..
Hon. L. J. Storey, Of Caldwell Co.
asrsssskfATivss-8trH pisrRi0!:
Non. J. n Holmes, Of GuadalupsCs. ...
Hon. W. r. Dslany -
pkrHicr cousr-l5rH Dlsrnior.
Hon. /. W. Noors, Presiding Judge. LsGrangs.
. TINES ~ aoLpias couRr.
HArs.-9d Mondays In March and september.
COUNTY synckss.
Ed r. Kons, Jndgs County Court.
BIZ. harAiu. district Clerk.
I'd. J. j.. Green, County Clerk.
FL. nanlsve, County Attorney.
Jas. A. Wren, Sherin. G. .. Cock, Deputy.
=. ". erooms. Justice Of the Peace Pre-. No. !!
". N. wyatt, Z" Z" 3
i. 4. AcNesns, County Treasurer.
A. Heat0n, Assessor.
Joe. G. hye, Surveyor
D.r. Hopkins, c:.''r Precinct No. !.
Peter Schmidt, 3.
James Forgey, Constable.
TinxS oy noLviYa CouNrY AND PRKciScr couRSs-
Criminal County Coart--1st Monday In each
month.
County Court for Civil and Probate bssiness--
lst Nopaay in February April, June, Angus DC.
iobsr snd December.
Con pp,issioaers' Court-2d Nondsysin in February,
Nay, August aud November.
Justice Court Precinct No. list Friday In each
month. eaH Marcos.
Precinct No. SD Friday In each month ntCity
" SD :. wimberiey's Mil
p" t-4,h Dripping Springs.
TOWN o1sIcERs.
NAysr-H. B. Cofield.
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A. Won STEIN, p. II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-27
II.IFE INSURANCE.

..... .#.. -. ..... LOO
The Necessity for n Change OF Policy on
Part Of Those Who Conduct the
business. @ ia +r. rs
New York Chronicle. . ais
Retiring policy.hoIders OF the Mutual
Life Insurance Company have ample rea.
BON to complain Of the treatment which
they receive, if the experience OF Mr..
Goldsbury, of Davenport, Iowa, should be
accepted as a sample. Mr.. Goldsbury had
in the Company named a policy, the re-
serve on which amounted to 81, 300, De-
string to surrender this policy, he wrote to
the Company to ascertain the amount Of
surrender value he might expect. The
answer he received was, in effect, that the
Company would allow him sos! Hc could
not, Of course, think Of accepting this
amount as IAN equitable surrender
value" so he accordingly wrote to
the Company. again, expressing his
surprise at the amount offered, and
demanding further consideration OF
the matter. To this communication the
Company replied that it would not allow
him morethan $205. Nj. Goldsbury, after
consultingwith a local aCtuary, concluded
TO seek redress through the courts. He
commenced suit against the company. and
the taking Of testimony in New York was
referred to William Blake. A legal repre-.
sentative Of Mr., GoldSbury came to New
York, saw Mr.. Palmer, the legal adviser OF
the Mutual Life, and the reference was to
have been commenced some days ago. The
plaintiffs counsel proposed 10 subpoena
Sheppard Homans, D. P. FaCkler, F. s.
Winston, president, aud DR.. Bartlett, actu-
airy OF the company, to testify in the case.
But the great Mutual Life BACKED down"
ANONYMOUSLY, and agreed to pay the
Iowa policy holder $500.
Now, itthe $205 offered in the first in
stance was the equitable surrender val.
ue" OF the policy, it is clear that tho other
policy holders OF the Mutual Life have.
through the cowardice OF Their officers,
been mulcted by Mr.. Goldsbury in the
sum Of sos. On the other hand, il $500
was the equitable surrender value" Of
Mr.. Goldshury's policy, that gentleman
has been shamefully treated. Imagine a
policy holder being obliged to senda rep
resentatve all the way from Davenport,
Iowa, TO New York 10 compel the Mutual
Lille to do justice by him! In either case
'-whetherthe equitable surrender value"
was sos or $SO0-the officers Of the Mu-
tual Life present a sorry figure in this
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The most wonderful and marvellous sue.
cess, In cases where persons are sick or
piining away from a condition OF misera.
bleness, that no one knows what ailsthem.
profitable patients for dootorsJi is Obtained
by the use OF Hop Bitters. They begin 10
cure from the first dose and keep It M un.
u perfect health and strength Is restored.
Whoever is afflicted in this way need not
when they can get Hon Bitters.
See Truths" and Proverbs" in another
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE,
cLERk's ovncE, BoAnD o. c09v..,5.--

A ppr1cIrIoNe May 70, lsN.
- NknI Of County PhyIcIan n. ~ rOlAT.
Hieti 1!so Physician 70 the COUNTY Il N.Y. w! lts
" n!ea IN thl! Olhee OnOr before NAY J-It \ must
ndcrauoa ny Tho committee, AMI Ien.,, I..al oL NA.
at IisSeaslon FRIDAY, 9Olh Inst, P''' "'as hONi
~ S5uer OIL Tue BoaTd Of Commissioner,
A& ChAS. II. DEITERS Ct.L
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
a GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and Iudis
~cretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, loss
Of manhood, &C., l win send a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by II missionary in South America. Send
a Self-addresSCd envelope to the REV. JosEPu T. In
NAN, Station D, NeV York Guy. '6'fj 81 ntlali
deiQ-rThsAH
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MEN,

DUSCAN-on Sunday afternoon, May Is, 1870, at
$50 o'clock, SARAH MI8SouRIA DUNCAN, wife Of John
Z. Duncan, aged 80 years 6 months aud 26 days.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon ut > o'clock from tho
Presbyterian Church at KIrEwOod. Internent at the
bridgeport Cemetery.
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TUESDAY MORNING. MAY "a, 1870.
1loN. d. F.pur1tL, Islata Senator fron

lIoS. Q. +. Bur1kl Slate Senator from
Jefferson county, ". Va, aud the Lectur-
or OF the State Grange, will address the
farmers Of this county at FairvIe@ school
house on the evening Of June 9th, and at
WIN. Moore's on the llth. There will bea
picnic at the latter place. lie will also
speak at some other points in Ohio and
Brooke counties. In Marshall county he
will speak at Dallas, Oh June 10th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-27

OF WEST COUNTY
OOF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.

bOE W IAJ4 N1lkNIl SOGANl
Dor OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal Cour;oi Wheeling.
George L. Tingle, administrator, &tI
JOhn Robreeht and others.
The undersigned special commissioner hereby give
notice that by virtue Of the authority Vctel In them
BY two DEGREES In SAID cause made by SAIL Court w
February 5, 1879, and March 1, 1879, respectively They
viii on
Saturday, the 3Ist dny Of IIay, 1879,
Commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, Sell at public auction
q tho front door Of the Court llOuSa OF Ohio County,
West Virginia, the following described real tstaieiH
he city o. Wheeling. ~est Virginia Or 70 much there
decree Of February 6ti, lSi9. and tbs cost, Of said suit
and The GxpenSeso Of sale, tO-WiE The property knoW9
FORMERLY - the Klein House, now called The "CeBiili
Hotel" situated At tho corner Of Water aud Four
teenth Streets, and bounded as follows: ~BfSihhlhG
nj the northeast corner Of Water aud F%OnItrrnli
streets; thence north with Water street one HUNDRED
feet thence east by 4 llns parallel with F%ouherhlh
street eighty feet 10 Au open space; ihthct
With the west line Of EaId open spaee Aqil
twenty-five feet thence cast by 4 line IAnlld
With Fourteenth street 10 an alley; thence Saii
With the west line Of EId alley SevrnIy.ttEls
ieet 70 FouIeonth street; thence west With The hntA
line OF aid Fourteenth street to the place OF lF'ih'
ning: together with the right 70 use said alley 90 the
east SIDE o. said property, In cGIn!nOn Win ollei H.
1AHASNS W SAAnN AAlA tAuNe4 Ehs AAANbs tNNv 49,
Bioners In making sale Of said real estate will otter if
sale INST that part Of Nld real estate upon which ihr
hotel building 10 erected and the ground In the Fs4T@
said hotel building and Of equal width therruilg1
the alley, that Il 70 Ey, all Of Sad real estate !!he
south Of = llne commencing on Water street Al I9
corner Of the main hotel building 90 sly
real estate and running east parallel with Fogrterhtn
street 70 the alley; aud u sufficient amount Of MONEY
shall be bid for aid part Of said real estate " lhtG'
Tered % pay Cd the said liens, cOsiS aud expenses W
undersigned will sell Sald part and no more o. ~
real estate; but II such sufficient amount j. not LlI w
such part then they will sell the whole Of said feliei
tate aHt above dOcribel, or 50 much thereof a s'In
b necessary 10 pay said liens, Gusts aud expense! "
The highest and 6eSt bidder, tOgdher With tAeTSt"
use Eaid alley.
TERAsoy sALE.-one-thlrd Of the purchase money
aud rs much more al the purchper may rlecilo P1',
10 cash on the day Of sale; and Tor the residue Of w.
purchase money bonds shall leEiVen t. Ihs to,illi'i
koAen BY the purchaser, datCl On the day OIL ,le guy
bearing interest irOm that date, each for 0ne'lhHuy
Iaid residue, and payable Ia ~ I've, eighteen ~
four months alter IlelT date, with Fcn3hAiET.
curity therein approved by the lndN 'IEneii tue uns
70 b. retained until tie whole Of the purchase mV|!
paid. ,nn
WILLIAM r.. IUBBAlIh
ALFRED CALDWELL
np24 Special C~OnniNionriS
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF rEAIss-wnrE1lss rntx.

"TrIadelphIa ACKNOWLEDGMENT train only runs
between Wheeling and TEAdClphIA.
tDally except ~SuHday-Newafk Accommodation,
tStGubeuTille AeconmOdAtIon.-ThIS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Belllire, stopping when required at
sherman House, EtnayillO, West Wheeling ana
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ForCSiosing Elevated II. n. MortEag,cs.
NV York, May 96.-Andrew ]. Dun.
nell has filed a notice Of an action against
the N. Y. Elevated Railroad, 70 the fore.
closure OIL mortgage for $2o,,5OO,0OO.
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bis ,a.s 81 atH ag
apr2S eIl -.ayn 's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTED AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w MAN, veil acquainted with tbs city, aud NOS
alhAned i9 work, 10 take Charge Of and manage the
Wheeling Omnibus Lie. No man need apply Who
isaddlstSd todrnk. THos. r. sHALLcRoss.
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%SPECIALTIES
this. WEEK!

.sH h-~t.'1hs. ~
5- sml aoia lu @
We will open this week a
full and Complete line Of Para
soils and Sun Umbrellas. We
invite Special Attention to
these goods, all new and de-
sirabIe, at Prices Less than
any house in the city. Also
a Complete Assortment of
Novelty Suitings. Black Silks
warranted not to Crack or
wear Shiny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-27

r.,r LawIess state OF AinaIrslln Metsel
s~ounty-The Assumption Of sO-Callesi
Justice by the Redmen-Who their
victims are and How they are Treated
Tie trivial Charges Against them
IIttIeton Threatened with The MODS
vengeance.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOVICE

All persons having claIus uVsinv 4.
7. Whitham, late OF Ohio c9Gniy, 'II oo Of Mary
que1ted 2 present them, properly apibsS,i, lis ts.
me ior setuelnent and al pCrSOls inj"It.TT ,a " 70
estate are hereby notified that Iav ,SSU;sG 10 All
made without delay, '"'~en' must b.
mvooLr, ~, LF. JONES,
M ---l AlmInIrtnir.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25
The Use Of Tobacco,

Tobacco, now in almost universal use,
aud enjoyed in one form or another by all
races and 10 all countries, met with the
greatest opposition whes it had been in.
troduced into the old world from the new,
soon after Columbus discovery Of Ameri.
ca. At first recommended for its medical
virtues, which were greatly exaggerated,
tobacco soon became an article Of luxury.
Several popes, Urban VIII. and Innocent
ri. among them, launched against it the
thunders Of the Roman church; the priests
and sultans ofTurkey denounced smoking
as crime, Amureet Nv. even going So far
as to decree its punishment by the most cruel
forms of death. Later, in that country,
the pipes of smokers were thrust through
their noses. All this condemnation, all
these penalties were vain. The use of to-
bacco steadily increased, and has increased
ever since. It is now the solace of rich
and poor, Of princes aud peasants, Of
scholars and sayages. Albeit not prcya-
lent in the East until the seventeenth cen
tury, the Turks and Persians exceed all
other nations in smoking. In India all
classes and both sexes smoke. In China
the practice is universal, girls from
the ago Of eight or nine wearing as
appendage to their dress a silken pocket
TO hold tobacco and pipe. Snuff-takiug
has diminished, aud chewing does not
spread materially; but smoking grows con-
tinually. Our aboriginals are believed to
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25
public sHalrs.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
To the Voters of Carroll Co.
Democratic Rule in Carroll Co. ViHdlCatsd.

-Four years ago, when the Republican
party Of this county went masquerading
iu the stolen garments Of Reform, there
appeared in the Sentinel an article under
the caption of Striking Contrast" which
We felt it our duty to exhibit in its true
character. With the same fondness for
generalities and adherence for details, we
find 10 recent issue Of the Sentinel
the following comparative tabular state
ment, commencing with 1856 aud ending
with 1879, period Of "a years, given
without comment or explanation, aud pro-
Tossing to give fair exhibit Of the man
agement Of our county finances for twelve
years under Republican rule, from 1856
10 1867, and under Democratic rule from
1868 to 1879. The statement is as fol
follows:
Below will be found the Annual Expenditures Of
Carroll county, commencing with 1856 and ending
with 1879 being period f3i years The statement
Is taken from the books Of the County Commission
ems and can be relied upon being correct and
which the efficient Clerk TO the Board will verify Il
doubted. BY this showing Il will be seen that wheT
we controlled the Affairs Of this County from 1856 u
1861, inclusive. period Of II years, spent Ss5.
5s55s for county purposes while for the period from
1868 TO 1879 Inclusive, under Democratic manage
ment there was required for county purposes thi
expenditure or the enormous sum OF ssi5 4d3. .75 be
ing for these latter IL years s52s7s7 more thar
half million dolan more than was expended b.
the Republican for the former IL Year,. The state
ment Is as follows;
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

t12sH75ll
Need we make any. comments upon the above
% satisfy any one that change In The conduct oI
affairs IN THIS county ought 70 be madel
The above is from the Scafinel Of Sep
tember 20, and the compiler asks-"Need
we make any comments upon the above
showing2 DO not the figures speak plainly
enough TO satisfy any one that change
in the conduct Of affairs In this county
ought t. be made" Any comments on
the statement would have been disastrous
to the cause il was intended il should
serve, but at glance TO an unthinkine
mind, like that Of the compiler, il would
appear as telling argument against the
Democratic party.
Let as examine the figures. In 1856
the county expenses were 500, ,695 .8S, aud
after the expiration Of twelve years they
amounted 70 s68,722.T4. Thus, accord.
ing TO their own showing, the Republicans
increased the county expenses il twelve
years $48,O26.S6. Had they held tic
county for the next twelve years, and
managed as they did, the expenses for
1S79would have been s11G,74g'60. where.
ms, under Democratic rule, they amounted
to but $50, ,595. .32-a saving 70 the tax.
payers, BY getting rid Of Republican con.
troll, Of s3S, ,l5428. Or to eoadense the
slntemeni
Expenses in 1861 under Rennhiican i1it ~ - =
Expenses 10 1856 undes Republican fnle.. 2le45 6S
Increase under Republican S,s9ss q
Al this satt Of ii.,a,ass g., a.. s...<, .1...Is.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25
Striking Contrast.

Below will be found the Annual Expenditures OF
Carroll County, commencing with 1850 and ending
with 1873 being period OF "A years The statement
Is taken from the books Of the County Commission
ers and can be relied upon as being correct and
which the efficient Clerk % the Board will verify II
doubted. BY this showing Il Will be seen that when
controlled the affairs OF this County from 1856 %
ls6l, inclusive period Of II years, we spent $751;
1858 10 1879. inclusive, under Democratic manage
ment there was required for county purposes the
expenditure OF the enormous sum OF s9l5 f6375 be.
ing for these latter II years $528S7sT OF more than
half q million dollars more than was expended by
the Republicans for the former u yean The state
ment Il as follows:
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25
Original Aoetrp.
SHADOWS.

Written for the Democratic Advocate
ny HuGn LATlNRR giDERDfCE
AZ dawn oflifc the sky so fair
Is painted with purple and gold
And while they tint the eastern sky
Aurora her plnions unfold;
The warblers chant their sweetest lays
Aud gayly fit from tree to tree.
To wake the earth with Joy and mirth,
And food the air with melody
All Nature heralds our approach
Aud smiles upon our future way
The heavens seem To ope their gates
To lure us with their pictures gay;
The verdant fields and velvet lawns
In sunny grandeur greet our oyes,
And In the dawn We ramble on
Within the fairy paradise.
But shadows Of the coming night
soon drive the brightness from the sky,
And where the sunbeams danced in glee
The twllights sombre garments lle
The flowers that shed their fragrance round,
Beneath the warm and genial sun,
Resign their bloom aud lind a tomb
Before the fairy goal Is won.
our path looks fair at carly morn
Aud hope is bright within the heart.
But ere we see the dewy eve
Dark shadows bid Il all deparG
We build our Castles In the air.
And watch them with an eager eye,
But soon there comes chilling blast
That breaks and sweeps them from the sky
And thus affections dearest ties
Are severed by mlsfortunes hand
Which still does fall on great aud small
And wither with its magic wand
But why do you sigh DER what must be-
Can tear arrest the hand Of Fatc2
Then east aside despair and gloom
And "learn to labor and to watt"
The knowledge that the shadows bring
win III us for the years to como
The strength we gain in grief and pain
VIII aid Us to our futdre home,
Hesen Mdryaand C0liege. OF 81, 1872
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

/ SUICIDE OF A MINISTER A..
Tripner. a wcll-known clergyman Of the
United Brethren Church, committed sui
eide in Manchester borough, York county,
Pa, Friday morning Of last week, by hang
ing himself with BEDFORD, in the attic
of the residence of Henry Everhsrt, his
brother-in-law. The jury Of inquest rem
dered a verdict that the deceased "came
to his death by hanging with a rope, BY
his own hands, while suffering from aber-
ration Of mind caused by sickness. De-
ceased was native Of Cumberland county,
Pa, about fifty-eight years Of age, and
successful minister. His first wife, who
was a Miss Lobaugh, Of Carlisle, died
about three years ago, and on the 18th Of
September last he married Miss Ella Ev-
erhart, Of York county. A few days later
be went 10 Duncannon, Pa, where he had
an attack of maIarial fever, from which il
was thought he was fast recovering up to
the time Of his suicide. Mr.. Tripner was
for two years pastor Of the United Bretll-
ren Church at Hampden village, Baltimore
county, Md, and left there last March.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

ofall the twelve bright months art thou the on,
Best loved Of Nature that with partial care
She bids her subtle elements prepare
This robe Of beauty for her fayoriie SON.
This coat Of many colors-deitly spun
From tissues Of the rainbow, from the rare
Brave hues Of sunset when the day dies fair,
From misty, purple dawnings, ere begun
Is the beautiful, swim coming OF the light
o kingly garnituro well may the rest
lin dun, or ermine, or son greenness drest,)
Boholdlng thee thus royalty bedight
Envy thy state thou fayoriie Of the year,
Darling OF Nature, month without a pceri
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

A lady travelling On the New York
Central road, tho other day, lost her sachel
near Ilion. It contained twenty thousand
dollars. Afreight train came along shortly
after the passenger train, and the conduc.
tor picked up the sachel from the side
Of the track, and left Il with the agent al
Ilion. Il was restored to the lady, who
presented the conductor with eight hun.
dred dollars for bis honesty.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

The Cumberland, Nd, Times says there
is family IN that city affected with dis
ease that resembles leprosy. Already ono
or two members have died, and there are
couple more sadly afflicted. In one ease
the end joints Of the fingers are dropping
off in another holes in the body extend
deep into vital parts, while ID another the
disease shows itself in isa FIRST stages.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

The failures in Canada during the past
three months were All, with liabilities Of
S6,998,6l7. During the corresponding
period Of 1873 there we're 229 failures,
with liabilities of 81, ,629,5 ,592. During the
past nine months there we're l, ,494 failures,
with liabilities Of s24,424, 900, being an
increase over the corresponding period of
last year of 242 failures aad s6,000,000
Of Liabilities
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

The surviving members of he Association
Of Veterans Of 1912, IN Boston, 10 ias
number, met on The 10th instant, and Il.
solved 70 dissolve the organization, an lks
members being upwards Of 80 years of
age, and unable 70 continue tldir aathcr.
ings. President Hudson, Of Lexington,
delivered a farewell address.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25

The continued drought in Lancaster
county, Pa, is causing much suffering and
loss in that county. The Rohrerstown
rolling mill was compelled to stop opera
tions to-day owing, to the scarcity Of water.
In the southern portion Of the county a
majority Of the springs and wells have
dried up, necessitating the farmers to haul
water for their stock. Most all tho grist
mills in the county have stopped. The
streams have not been so low for over
thirty years.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-10-25
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as 4
Court Of Equity.

NO. 1901 EQUITY.
Jacob H. Bankard and wife ct ais. VS.. Laura
b. Bankard ct. ais.
ORDERED this 9th day of October, A.
" ID. 1879, that the sale made aud reported
by Jacob II. Bankard, Trustee for the sale of
Real Estate in the above cause decreed to be
sold, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the llth day Of November next; provided a
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county once IN
each OF three successive weeks before the
third day Of November next
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
S950.00. FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test.
oct ll.st Frank I. SHAN, Clerk.