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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14
Local and News Brevities.

They who fame would realize,
need but duly advertise.
JAMES Hays is soon to remove with
his family to the Fair Ground.
WISE people are wary about pre-
dieting pleasant weather.
FROG vocalists have withdrawn
their programmes for the present.
DELINQUENT tax lists are ornament
ing the columns of many of our ex-
changes.
"Hrs Accidency" is now the non
complimentary title applied to Pres
ident Hayes.
50. MARRYING for love-" is what old
!. people used to call it.s Nowadays,
Etheesilly girl simply !" throws her.
a% 4 sFkoSd probability exists that a
new Chinese restriction bill will be
introduced during the extra session
OF Congress.
VnsDuRE is coming rapidly in to
view. Most of the garden shrub
berry is already clothed in delicate
robes of green leaves.
"MABY had little lamb" and
the old chroniclers say the month of
March has one also, but no one need
look for it till after the equinoctial.
IF you take no notice of your
enemy he will weary himself in vain
endeavor to injure you. But like
fish that has been hooked, he will in
time, turn on his side and you can
land him at leisure.
A LIST of $50 women, taxpayers,
appear in one of the Portland pa
pers; but Sister Duniway's name is
not in it, although she pays taxes on
property earned by her own willing
hands. She, by a fiction of law,
is represented by her husband.
A LIGHTHOUSE will be built the
present season at Point Wilson,
just below Port Townsend, at the
mouth of the Sound. Another light
will be placed on Point-no-point,
near Port Gamble, if the owners of
the site will sell it to the Govern
ment at reasonable price. This
cause has delayed the work several
years.
EFFICIENT and reliable clerks, like
good wives, are not always easily to
be found, and when once obtained,
business men are 10th to part with
them. Mr.. r. l.. Musrush, the
gentlemanly presiding genius at the
store of L. Bettman, we regard as a
bright and shining example Of the
above class, and our drygoods-store
frequenters will do we'll to remember
this fact.
A NEW and ingenious instrum ent
has been constructed by an Eastern
artist for measuring the hourly mo-
n"n Of the earth in space. 1t con-
sists of delicate pendulum sup
ported by an iron tripod. An in
dex is attached to the upper portion
OF the pendulum, and when the in
.strument is set in operation for
trial, the index is at rest, but
in six hours time change Of place
is plainly observable by which the
earth's onward progress is duly no.
ted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-03-14

UyA liberal deduction will be made in
favor Of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
, IL Legal notices will be charged 20 the
attorney or officer authorizing their lnser-
ton.
Up Advertisements sent from a distance
and transient nC.ices. must be accompan-
ed by the cash.
~ Announcements ~ births, marriages
and deaths, inserted free of charge.
IL Obituary notices, or poetry" ac-
companying marriages or deaths, Will be
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter deviate from
this rule.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07
CIRCUIT COURTS.


SEC. Q. There shall be at least two terms
OF the Supreme Court oil Appeals held an
nually, at such times and places as may
be prescribed by law.
SEC. 10. The state shall be divided into
thirteen circuits. For tho circuit herein
after called The First, two Judges shall be
elected, and Tor each Of the other circuits
one Judge shall be elected by the voters
thereof. Each OF the Judges so elected
shall hold his office for the term OF eight
years, unless sooner removed IN the man
ner prescribed in this Constitution. The
Judges of the Circuit Courts IN office
when this article takes effect, shall remain
therein until the expiration OF the term for
which they have beenselected in the cir
cults In which they may respectively re-
side, unless sooner removed as Aforesaid.
a vacancy In the office O. Judge Of the
Circuit Court snail pe nlled IN the same
manner as Is provided ior IN the case Of a
vacancy IN the office oil q Judge OF the
Supreme Court q Appeals. during his
continuance In once lh9 Judge Of {, Cir:
cult Court snail reside IN The Circuit oil
which he y Judge; Inc business Of the
First circuit may pc appointed between
the Judges thereof, and such Judges may
hold courts IN the same county or In diff
lerent counties within ne circuit at the
same time, or a. RnY different times, as
may be prescribed by law.
SEC. II. \ Circuit Court shall 10 hold
l la nNFN ~ Rk
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.HRUsTEEls SAFE.

i " virtus q deed u trust made BY Henry &
Richards aud Mary v, his wife 70 me, dated III qnd
Hy o. fthrrafye 1873, aud Fecofdel 10 the otiee Or
!hS Clefk Of the County Court Of Ohio county. WeEi
NlrgtntA, 10 Dead nj Trust Book M, l8 iOOs Iii mi
~ shall sell q publie auction 70 lie hIRbst bid
ae the itOnt door u The Court House q Sll oonn.
", In the city Of Wheeling, on " w. ''''''''
w.. SATURDAY, MARCH q, ISfS,
Comm neing at 10 O'Clock 4. ", the following Dc.
setlbot property to.vt part d the lSt mum bensl
~ o. EOH aud ChApllne's addition 10 me civ n
Mheellgi situated o. the corner west Of ChapiIne
street. and north Of ALLEY twenty, beginning II the
southeast corner Of aid lot, thSrlce running port6
along lho eastern boundary Of MD Iot 6iteen ieet.
henee Nestgatdly In line parallel With the sottherp
eoandafy o. aid lot enc hNnlTed aud twenty.tWo
~ thenpe eaAthsAEdy With an alley alteeii feet
1heaee eAatNafdly QUE hundred and tEenty.tW feet
h The southern boundary u SAID lot 10 The pSee al
6eElaninG belOg the sae property conveyed N aid
i lehards by Janes Camgbel aud wife BY decd bar.
ne da!S the 18th day q November Iefa and TecoTSd
70 the Clerks Ohie u the oaapiy COaFt Il Ohio ocn.
Vi " Deed hG0k No. a, p'ge 43
,FAhNs ~ sAtG-Qla IhTuIInl tOllAH OF ih0 nDr.
eNase money OF u much moFe % the purchaser NAV
elect 10 haadl the hAlanoo 10 two Oquai nSi1lment.
Yal!e AZ ana twelve mouths respectively aiter the
uAte o. ale viii Interest, the deferred plyentS Ia e
secured By deed VI trust on The pnpertS Soli Tltis
believed good, but selling as trustee aa only ea.
Ney such title - SOsttd In me By Sald dee al trnSt
w J. DENYING, Trustee.
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SEC. 80. The office OF Commissioner and
Justice Of the Peace shall be deemed in.
compatible. Vacancies in the office Of
Commissioner, Clerk Of the County Court
and Justice Of the Peace shall be filled by
the County Court Of the county until the
next general election,
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SEP. y. PHCH FAftS Of Inc common law,
and Of the laws Of this State as are in force
when thisarticlegoes into operation and are
not repugpant thereto, shall be and con-
tInGe the law Of the State until altered or
repealed by the Legislature. All civil and
criminal suits and proceedings pending in
tho former Circuit Courts Of this State,
shall remain and be proceeded In before
the Circuit Courtsofthe counties in which
they were pending.
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ARTICLE VIII.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

sEcrIoS /. The judicial power OF the
State shall be vested in Supreme Court
Of Appeals, in Circuit Courts, and the
Judges thereof, in such inferior tribunals
as are herein authorized, and in Justices
OF the Peace,
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COUNTY COURTS.

SEC. %. There shall be in each count,
OF the State a County Court, composed o
three Commissioners, and two Of sale
COMMISSIONER shall be o quorum for th,
transaction OF business. II shall hold foul
regular sessions In each year, ut sucE
times US may be fixed upon and entered o
record by the sud court. Provisions ma,
10 made by law for holding special SEES
sions Of said COURT
SEC. %. The Commissioners shall b,
0icoted by the voters OF the county, ant
hold their Office for the torn Of sir years
except that at the first meeting 81 sale
Commissioners they shall designate, b.
lot or otherwise. in such manner as theS
may determine, one Of their number, viii
shall hold his office for the term OF twC
years, one OF four years aud ono OF sil
years, sothatonesh shall be elected every twt
years. But no two OF said Commissioner
shall be elected from the same magisteria
district. And II two or more persons re
siding in tho same district, shall reOeiy
the greater number Of votes cast at an,
election, then only the one OF such pef
sons living In another district, who shaI
receive the next highest number Of votes
shall be declared elected. Said Commits
sioners shall annually elect one OF Il ei
number as President, and each shall re
celve two dollars per day for his service
in Court, to be paid out OF the count,
treasury.
SEC. "a. Tho County Courts, through
| their clerks, shall have the custody OF Il
deeds and other papers presented 10
record In their counties, aud tho sam
shall be preserved therein, or otherwis
disposed Of, as now Is or may be prescrib
ed by law. They shall have jurisdiction
in all matters Of probate, the appointment
and qualification OF personal representa-
ttYes, guardians, committees, cprators, an
| the settlement Of their accounts, and in a
matters relating TO apprentices. They shal
also, under such regulations as may be prt
soribed by law, have tho superintendent
aud administration OF the internal polio
and fiscal affairs Of their counties, incluG
ing the establishment and regulation {
roads, ways, bridges, public landings, fe,
ties aud mills, with authority to lay an
disburse the county leyies; ProTded, ths
no license for the sale Of lntoxicatin
hHuolS III uu1 HcOTPoINteu CltSt Town o
village, shall be granted without the cor
sent Of the municipal authorities thereo
first had and obtained. They shall In q
cases Of contest, Judge ofthee election, quail
! ticadop and returns Of their own men
hers, and OF all county and district of
GERS, subject TO such regulations, by 81
| peal or otherwisc, as may be- prescribed i
law. Such courts may exercise such othI
powers, and perform such other dutie
not OF o judicial nature, as may be pr
I scribed by law. And provision may |
. made, under such regulations as may
/. prescribed by law, for the probate
wills, and Tor the appointment AZ
qualification OF personal represent
tlyes, guardians, committees and cur
9 tors, during the recess Of the regul
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THE JUDICrAL AlIENDMENT

A. Passed by 10th Houses Of the Lekls.
lRture Yesterday.
Senate Joint Rresolution No. II, "pro.
posing an amendment to the Constitution
Of the State"
Resolrtd BY tie Legislature Of IE,st Virginia,
t.ro,thirds Of all he members elected 70 each
Hott% agreeing thereto:
That the following DO and the same is
hereby proposed as an amendment to the
Constitutional this State, 10 wit: That
article s Of said Constitution as Il Is now
Is to be stricken out, and the following be
inserted In lieu thereof:
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AssSsaeas AenoansofGtiot-LaAy Bellaite Al IA
M bhaeepott 800 p. nj arrives u SteubSn yille n
S.le P nj leaves stelbenvlle At $40 /, mi: BriSpe'
nj arrives q BelaEfe Al 01S 4 m.
tlfkeu and Baggage CheckI % ali nFincpai mint,
Once In Bridgeport 1855 - 't' t1ets'
FIR MYERS,
-. Genenl Passenger aud Ticket Agent.
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WsaanEe.ex' Saie,t.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CHApLINE
Il STREET RESIDENCE,- virtue q tler.i d
trust made By Daniel Gushing and wife 10 me, q
trustee dated February I, 1876 and recorded ID BcOl
No Folio ie5 will ol6F Tor sale d the front doOl
q the Court House Of OHIO county, on SATURDAY,
FEBR Any ;, 1871, Al l0o'clo x NJ, ne iolloTInI
described property toWiI Lot No. I69 situated on M
vest dds o. Chapllne street, between 29d and 2Sd
streets, Centre WheellnR.
TERMs o. SALE- onv.thlfd tor a much more a
the purchaser may elect % pay 10 cash, and he bal
anee In equal lnStAlmeutl 10 SIX, twelve, eighteen
aud tEent y.t0ur months With ak Per cent. inteE.
est The deferred payments 10 80 secured b.
deed Of trust on the property sold aud 40 ins,if.
anee 70 the amount Of $4,000 lOF The benefit Of III
trust ''''
waREttsO, January !, ism, ''''''''
a, The above ala z postponed until SATURDAY
AvkNlNu, FEBRUARY Is, al 10 O'Clock A, n.
HoIV =, p lIILDRETit, Trustee.
NJ, TIE alove sale h postponed until SATURDAY
AvhNING, February nd al 10 o'clock.
@i7 IT .. P, HILDRErII, Trustee.
The s1ls q ths CaAhng property Is adjourned until
SA sIInu kpAfI MARCH 9Th, n 10 0'ClllCk a. Y.
Iet4 \. " hlLlRETlI, Trustee,
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This IL no Lottery, theory or experiment, Diseases
cured BY the application Of medicine 70 the surface Of
the body, enclosed 10 plan Wellnade durable pad.
eleaniy, comfortable compact. Absorption Of medi.
clues BY the surface OfthG body place Of absorption
10 The stomach. Asa matter q ee0n0lny nothing haS
ever equaled the Egyptian Pad; rs matter oi worth,
nohtng can SuTlaAst Il Is the remedy Tor The man
q snail nieaas Tor the mother rearing large family;
tcf hose bOkeu IN health or exposed 10 contagi0n Il
now ranks not q 4 sicctsdul remedy only, but 10
lySe Of medicine diSplaeing the patent nnstrums Of
the day and the advertising quack, on SpeCiatles.
by using the Egyptian Pad y0n ave dOet0Fa hlll,
ave your stomach, and get relief aud protection,
Why consume your substance and destroy your health
~ using internal incidents or high priced n0strums,
chen you can got pOalllVe curative results from An
Egyptian Pad At cost Of 81.
The largest portion Of suffering humanity d COM
posed Of the poorer classes and Ia putting the price Of
the Pad at 81 We eBdeayOr to reach the greatest nu
Der Of sufferers, pteierrlng 70 put expense on the
worth Of the ingredients and the durability Of the
make than on mere OrnAmentatlon and display. This
Pad 10 no calchpenny ornamental toy for The amuSe-
snt 81 wealthy hyallds Il Il an article q sterling
merit well tried and thoroughly endorsed by gtAteil
parents TIE DAY WHEN MERE PRICE md.
GATES MERIT HAS GONE BY.
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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
L LOUIS RAlL"AY-PAN HANDLBRoUTE.
IA
Time Table East and West, Nov. 18th, 1878,
IrAins leave Pan HRndle DOr0t, foot Of Eleventh
aTset, near Public landing daily except sunday, a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-07

IN cases OF Hemorrholds or Piles, Ha-
bitlal CostlveneSs, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, 60, Diner Rakoczy Bitter Water
will be found highly beneficial. This wat.
er from natures laboratory, Is an excellent
and mild purgatiye, and for the above dis
eases It cannotbe excelled. Awine-elassful
a dose. For sale by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

THE TICKET.-The following are the
nominations made by the Workingmen'
State and District Conventions. 1t is a
list OF nobodies:
For Governor, William F. White.
For Lieutenant Governor, W. Il. An
drus.
For Secretary of State. A. A. Smith.
For Treasurer, l.. B. Clarke.
For Controller, Hugh Jones.
For superintendent of Public Instruc-
tons d. III. Trout.
For Attorney General, G. W. Cross
For Surveyor General, G. II. Steven
son.
For Chief Justice Supreme Court, R.
f. Morrison.
For Associate Judges-S. B. Mckee,
j. X. S larpstein, w. T. McNeeley, G..
A. Tuttle and 5. NJ Buck.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court, o. T.
Thornton.
For Congress-First District, Citus
Barbour.
Secoad District, II. P. Williams.
Third District, G. P. Berry.
Fourth District, J. j. Avree.
For Railroad Commissioners First
District, Henry Larkin.
Second District, -.
Third District, C. II. Stoneman.
For State Board Of Equalization:
First District, ,--.
Second District, w. b Keller.
Third District, j. b. Kavanaug1.
Fourth District, G. Il. Chubb.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

AN Ohio correspondent writes TO nm
Eastern paper that every Republican in
the State is now n "Stalwart," and that
the great mass Of the organization Ten
terrain feelings Of the utmost Indignation
and disgust against the Democratic ma
jority in Congress" and denounce in un-
measured terms the many outrages per
petrated by the Bourbon leaders in the
South against the inoflensve colored peo-
pie. lie says the campaign in Ohio this
fall will be one of the most exciting and
hot!y contested ever known, with the
chances Of success, from present npr ear-
ances, largely in favor of Republicans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

"THE MACHINE."-We have little
idea that "the machine" about which so
much is said Of late in the Chronicle has
any existence outside the diseased imagi.
nation of the editors of that paper in
fact it does not appear to be fully devel,
oped even in the Imagination aforemen-
toned. With all ITS twaddle regarding
"the machine" the Chronicle has failed
to fix any personality thereto or to name
II single candidate in whose interest the
said machine" Is presumably working.
Perhaps the Chronicle can better name
the "muchine" candidates after the Re-
publican State Convention makes its
nominations, we venture the prediction,
with very little risk, that it will then
claim the whole ticket to have been NOM
mated by the machine" And this will
be the outcome, no matter how good or
how bad the nominations may be. That
paper has for several weeks been paving
the way for crying fraud" monopoly"
railroad, > machine" &c. J., etc. over the
Republican State Ticket, and this it will
do regardless of who the nominees may
be or by whatever Influence they are
named. No sensible Republican, or voter
Of any other party, should be misled or
prejudiced by any such senseless, pre-
meditated howl.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14
DON'T BELIEVE IT.

Referring to the resul. Of tn. Republic
can Primaries held in San Francisco last
Saturday. dispatch TO the Record On
ion contains the following:
1t is rumored that in c9pseqoence of
the scsndalOus manner In which the
election was carried that contest will be
rnade by the friends of Perkins. 1t is
also rumored that the latter. in case of
defeat in the Convention, will run inde-
pendent.
That the friends Of Mr. Perkins may
contest the election of the city Delegates
on the ground Of fraud is not improbable.
If one half the newspaper reports of the
Primaries are correct, such a course
would appear 10 be the proper one to take.
But we ARE willing to wager our interest
in the matter that Geo. c. Perkins does
not. under any circumstances, become an
Independent candidate. He is too good
Republican, and feels too great an in
terest in the success Of our organization,
to allow bis name to be used in any
scheme for dividing the strength Of the
party. The rumor referred to in the dis
patch above quoted we believe to be total
ly untrue, without the slightest founda-
ton IN fact, and probably sent along the
wires for the purpose of weakening Mr..
Perkins before the State Convention.
Not only himself, but all friendly TO his
aspirations, should give it an immediate
and emphatic denial. We can best do so
by quoting the concluding paragraph ofa
private letter from Mr.. Perkins, received
several weeks ago in answer TO one writ
ten by the editor of this paper. In it,
Perkins plainly and candidly says: II
am not making any particular contest for
the nomination. but earnestly desire to
see good representative men sent us Del
egates from each county 10 the State Con.
vention and, when they have assembled
Mt Sacramento and made their choice,
shall be fully satisfied although it be un>
favorable to me, MS / do not want the
nomination unless fair expression Of the
Republican Party believe l am one ofthe
most available candidates" This was
the position held by Geo. 9. Perkins in
March last, and we believe it is his posi-.
tion to dnv. While we should hc pleased
to have him receive the Republican mons
ination, believing him the best and the
strongest man, we want no "indepcnd>
ent" fOolishness after :he ticket is nomi-
mated /; and we feel certain that Mr.. Per
kns never entertained a thought of reach-
ing the Gubernatorial chair through any
other chnnnel than that Of the Republic
can nomination. II defented in Conven
tion he will gracefully yield to his sue
cessful opponent and give him that free
and voluntary support which he has n
right to expect for himself should he be
the fortunate man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

GOOD MEN.-The nomination of a
ticket composed OF the best men in the
party, by the Republican State Conven-
ton next week, will insure success at the
September election. Thus far there is no
prospect of a disruption in the ranks and
it is earnestly hoped that the Convention
will give us such nominees as will meet
with united and enthusiastic support
from all Republicans in the State. AL
though nomination on this ticket now
appears to be equal TO an election, it will
not do for politica managers to presume
upon the intelligence of the voters who,
while they greatly prefer straight Repr b.
lcan nominations, will be satisfied with
nothing short of the best material the
party affords.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14
EDITORIAL joTTlNcs.

All HA Tor course II was all bun
combe when the Record Union, TRINtTY
JOURNAL and vast majority of all the
honest papers in California insisted that
the New Constitution did allow the dp-
pointDaent OF County Officers. The in
teligent voters Of California could not be
caught with such chaff. These papers
were in the employ Of the Railroad or
some other monopoly and were trying to
hood -winl; and blind fold the dear people.
Only recently we heard Of an enthusias
tic supporter of the New Constitution
saying that the San Francisco Chronicle
was the most honorable and truthful
newspaper in the State or words to that
effect. Well, the election is over. the
Chronicle has gained its point and the
New Constitution is the paramount law
of this State. Now hear what the "hon-
orable, uprigh. and truthful" Chronicle
has to say on the appointment of County
Officers. We extract from leading ar.
ticle in its issue Of Wednesday, June llth, ,
1879:
IF the "macbine" shall succeed this
time in its comprehensive designs Of viii
lainy, it will possess itself not merely, as
it intended in 1867, of the Governor and
Legislature, but Of Governor. Legisla-
ture, Supreme Court; and IL charac-
terized by its usual audacity in power, Of
every county officer who, under Section
x A rtipln XII OP tho npu Conetitutio,
may be appointed by an Act of the Leg
isla.ure and this includes every Sheriff.
Auditor, Clerk, Assessor, Constable and
Justice of the Peace in the State.
Didn't we "told you so ?"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-06-14

SAN DIEGO possesses genuine heroine
In yeung lady named Miss Mary Law
renee. Last Tuesday band Of wild cat
tie were being driven through the streets,
when one of them singled out child at
play and start>d for it. The vsquero,
who was drank, tumhled from his borse
Ms he attempted to turn tho furious ami
NAL. At this moment Miss Lawrence
camo along, and, taking in the situation
at glance, sprang into the vacant sadd
ran down the wild Steer, threw her shawl
over Its head Just as it was about to gore
the child, and, taking advantage of the
confusion Of the beast, rode up to the
child, and without leaving her saddle
reached TO II and fitted It into her lap,
and then carried IL off m safety. This
was not only genuine act of heroism,
but m exhibition of horsemanship such as
few II any in this section could equal
That young lady deserves n medal, both
.. the most expert equsstrenne in these
parts, and as a lady whose courage and
presence Of mind are equaled only by her
skill as rider.-Los Angeles Express.