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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13

Bg- A ruralist seated himself at restaurant
table, and began upon the bill of fare After
keeping three walters nearly an hour employ
ed in bringing dishes to him, he called one Of
them to him, heaved sigh and whispered, as
he spread the bill of fare before him and
pointed with his finger: "Mister, I've ct to
thar, and"-moving his finger down to the
bottom of the page-"ef it amt agin the
rule, I'd like to skip from thar to thar"
n9- He was rather bashful young man,
and was over-head-and.ears in love- He
could defer the momentous question no longer
so he stammered: "Martha! Lido you
you must have-are you aware that the Good
Book says-er-that it is not g-ggood that
man should be alone?" "Then hadn't you
better run home to your mother?" Martha
coolly suggested. And he ran.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13
A Club and an Extra Copy.

For club of subscribers paid in advance at the regular
club will give, instead OF Premium, Of
the paper who prefer that arrangements but In
sequence ofhe liberal Premiums offering,
afford to give copy the clubmaker who receives
any Premiums enumerated on our list. -'' ..,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13
Value Of our Premiums.

We would impress upon every the fact that all of our
Premiums fsclass goods and the prices attached to them
in lists the regular retail prices at which the articles sell
by all dealers and the manufacturers themselves only BY
the advantageous given by the manufacturers that
enabled 10 make the liberal Offers do and suara-
tee every article to be exactly asrepresented 30.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-02-13

September 26
, 1879-06-07

HE glrl who hates oysters at home is
Always at church festival. with her appe-
tIte IN readiness, and an earnest iesir.. 70
tackle anything for the good OF the caus..
and the young man who parts his hair in
the middle. -
, 1879-06-07

10 preserve good jOke-put it in an al.
mansc or rent it ont by the year to circns
clowns and negro minstrels. In this wav
specimens have been kept for fifteen or
twenty years
, 1879-06-07

By an outsider: "Why is an Indians
Son hike the danger signal of railroad
because he is red scion.l" (Another In.
dian 0utrage).
, 1879-06-07
United States COmHsissiOMer's
Notice.

DERSONS DESIRING THE INvESTI-
Il cation es alleged offences against laws of
the United States, are requested tn make COM
plant Of the same before the undersigned, in
order that such charges may be inquired into,
and If the evidence be sufficient parties COM
planned OF be held to answer to the District
Court 1t it desirel by the United Sta. es
Attorney that the above cause be persued in
order that all witness may be present at the
meeting of the Grand Jury.
A. REEVES AYRES,
United States Commissioner.
WAllA WalA Ny l6eh, 1879 3o-6
, 1879-06-07

WHAT Iii WANTS THE AEMY FCR.-Gi
coarse. Mr.. Hayes Will DENY. with A show OF
Indignation, that he wants the troops n the
polls to shoot down unarmed citizens. But
indignant airs on his part afford no sufficient
answer II the very grave questions which
his latest veto has forced upon the attention
uf the public, Fer what does he wish To
retain the power to have the army and navy,
or parts OF the army and Ea:y. present at
elections; BY the terms OF the act which
he has vetoed the power Is expressly reserved
II HIM To bri@- or employ the army and navy
az places whyIe elections arv beng held 10
repel aun~a enemies of the United Mates
hat power lie would sill have II the Iill
signed bat lie wa,ts something iaure. or he
would na; have vetoed 1t. What Is il tha.
nc wants lie wants 90 have parts of the
army "ni navy present at the elections for
some purpose other than To repeal armed
enemies ot the United States. He cannot
want tAen, therefore, Tor any action against
armed persons 1t follows tha: he must
want them Tor some action against unaTmed
persons. l. he does not want them to shoot
Gown Cn1rmed persons, esteemed by him to
pe enemies Of he Uuitel States because
they are opposed t. his party politics, there
Is nothing else he eau want them for unless
II De- iy their presence and threatening
aspect, 10 a%e the voters INTO voting for his
side Inc man N congress who succumbs
10 : demand OF the president for power to
awe independent voters VIII not have lived
IA IN 'ain' however poor, pitable and despica-
Die dc may be He will be hanged I'D before
the vision oi the public as a warning and a
scnrecro~ Tor ali future conSressmen.-Sun,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
INC excitement Iraa...

81. Louis, February s7.~T S.'''N
feeling among the miIlcrs against
stanard and JIM. Echlor l@,a n ~,
with the COchrano COMPANY ,., "sSi
good deal to-day and the mai,o, wv I
sents q different aspect, |, ~
said that there is any weakening T ~ I
part On the contrary, thew ~ y \ "
mined to defend the suits now H ~ 90
the last, but matters have taken . NV
turn. AeA AuIitsE
Il seems that the meeting Of H.. =,
called yesterday, ut which S' s alg'a J
kehlor were expelled, WINS i,,,. 'aIla
therefore the action taken h t M
legal meeting Of the State lssoci, w |
held this afternoon, with Mr. SaSis''' g 2
Is President, In the chair, TSS ioGI,lL y
resolutions were unanimously sI ',l,ail'i
WHEREAS, 1t is evident lhat ~ GSp' y;
Goddard and Alex. Smith, msv vI -
this Association, have been wottIDs ts 4
interest OF Geo. Chistian 4 ca, \ Ne NJ
neopolis, and that the funds Of M I, ~
citation have been donated IN M, ids y, ~
enough to have settled ali claim. S y, y s
US; therefore be II 'D9 sAai
Resolvd, That they arc hereby emil,
from the Association. sAPaN
The question Of settlement q, co,.,.
mise with the Cochnne party ~ M \,
come up at this meeting but tb sG M II
were turned against the member Nv y NJ, \
Association, who are accused Of H,is u Y
influence to thespecial advantage OIiS y;
tian 4 Co. '''9's
Geo. Balm, one of the gentlemen MN.
above is President Of the National i y IiI
Association. ' '''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

!. FcTlalE no winter las heretofore been %
,AlatFoIs IN diseases Of tho throat breast and
lung4 Very many are now suffering will ' So.
Won, y soias which, II not promptly attended
70, may result In an-incuriblc lung ,iiSease
For all affections Of the throat and InnSs ~
sSM,a1ync,s Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry Il
notl palliative and curative II promotes IN,
restoration, and removes oil diseased n,a,tsr
which winch obstr,cts the lungs, the uIccTaIiSn L
bSai;i AMI lhe sufferer Is restored 10 perfect
h,ealllL Price, p e9nta and 81. LARD 's de
inc most ee9nGInital. II the bowels ny ~ ~
ny. o. liver dlsorleretl, take ilrst a law dos
W ,Ss,w'ayne's Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills .wSicb
WI thoroughly eyuctlate the bowels AMI Il ai
we mt importance relieve the conpcstsl Iv..
M anu yi TG 9 all blliosnc then tolowwIth
sa ,S MiId Cherry SyFRp and health, Stren1th
anl h9Ppnesi suIe u follow, Ti,ss SH yaIS,a
w medicines are sold by all our leading iIFuS.
f I'M. I,teGaTSd only by Dr.. swayne 4 Son.
NWP1w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

When Commodore Vanderbilt was running
steamboats,, he beat all rivals by crowdng OH
steam 10 the utmost and even rtinningdown
his enemy II necessary N accomplish tFi.
umph When he went Into railToading. he
adopted much shreWder and moresuccessf
way, b. uniting vast lines and their tnbuta.
fies under bis own management, thus captur-
ing all rivals by sharing with them tue I'm.
mense pool Of profits that were made by his
skilliul manipulation. NIeSa Lawrence 4
Co., Bankers, n. Y, accomplish u much great.
er success In stock operations by their new
Combination Method II dealing. BY this sys.
tenn the orders oi thousands OF Customenare
pooled into one vast sum and ooOpedthi un.
der the most experienced management, thus
giving to each shareholder all the benefits OF
large capital aud best skill. Profits d iyidc,l
monthly. Any amount, from Is to 81, 900
can bGlsed willl great success. SO will make
S16 profit. $50 would return $40 or 0 per
cent OH the stock during tho month, according
to the market, The new circular (mallel frec)
has two uneiring rules for success" aud full
explanation, 40 that any one can operate profit.
ably. Stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
ment bonds supplied Apply to Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. y, CITY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
WnEELINo, W. ", Feb ID, u

DEAR SIR:-At the meeting Of Insurance
Agents, held at my invitation, on last
evening, it was suggested that should nd
dress circular stating the objects Of the
call. One year ago the Central District
Telegraph Company erected in this city
their line with, say % boxes. Atmy sug-
gestion there was added another wire
connecting tho Fire Engine Houses, to
sound fire alarm 10 each. The entire rent
OF this line was paid by the Wheeling LII
sunncG companies, The line has proved
itself valuable, and you can recall listan.
ccs in which the prompt alarm sent over
it has saved costly property from deStruc-
ton and your company from serious loss.
The Central Telegraph Company claim,
and think truly that it has lost heavily
by maintaining the line during the year,
and unless increased rent Gun be paid for
it, the lines and gongs must DO taken out,
which should regret very much, and re.
gard as u serious loss 10 the insurance
companies.
Hoping to secure the continuance OF the
line, called you land other agents together,
and find, as you know, an unanimous
conviction OF tho advantage OF maintaining
1t, and OF the propriety OF every company
doing business hereto aid In paying guch
rent, in an amount relatively small TO full
cost, and in fullConfdence that each com.
pany will allow its agent TO pay eQuitably
to such object, say not exceeding SIS per
year for each company; Please act us
promptly us you can, as few days only
remain for the years contract.
Very respectfully,
A, j, SWEENEY, Mayor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
River mud Meni,,.


River Is feet and rising and Ial d
heavy ice.
Weather clear and COLI.
The O'Neal started for Pittsburgh III
An.
The Courier yas detained on Der NJ
trip and did arrive until SAN 81.
started on her return trip atllEM
No other arrivals or departures,
The Hudson is due at noon to-day.
The towboats are laid up on account d
the ice.
lBT Telegraph
New ORLEANS, February 97.-Welw
clear. Thermometer so.
EVANSVILLE, February 81 River ST.
tionary, Is! on gauge. Cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, February 27.-WeathprcleI
and cold. River 0 feel inches IN canal
PiTTsDuRGn, February 97.-River 10 Id
Z inches and rising. Weather cloudy lDi
cold.
CAIRO, February 27.-Rivcr 95 feet II
inches and falling. Weather fair Tier
mometer 500.
ST. LOUIS, February 27.-Riycr fell
inches and considerable ice running,
clear and warmer, but still cold.
CINClSNATI, February 97.-Rirer y Ii;
Q inches and rising. Clear mud cold. lr'
rived: Clinton, st. Louis. Departed
Golden Crown, New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
MrXlctpAL Court to-day.


Lent has put a step to many pleasant
social events.
THE chicken thief Is again plying his
game in the suburbs.
0SE marriage license was issued yester-
day by the County Clerk.
OFFICER MILLER made an important ar.
rest at police headquarters yesterday
morning,
wnRELtSo CREEK was frozen over again
yesterday, being the fourth time the pres
ent winter.
THE ladies Of the United Presbyterian
Church gave q delightful social at their
church last night. s,
OSE deed In fec and one deed Of trust
were admitted to record yesterday In the
COun.y Clerks Office
YESTERDAY was bright and beautiful,
and pleasing contrast 10 the disagreeable
weather OF the first part Of the week.
PAUL BoYToS, who started from Pitts,
burgh the other day, to swim TO New Or
leans, will land here some time to-day.
We suspect that Capt. Doyton was
originally n nilkman. We can In no
other way account for his love Of water
Yesterday morning Vim. Boyland, an
employe Of the b. & o. machine shops,
had the middle finger oil his left hand cut
oil while working ut lathe.
j En-. LARxIN is remodeling his large brick
dwelling house on Chapline, near Twenty.
fourth street, and putting in glass front.
The first floor will be occupied by G. L,
DwigKfs drug store.
SPEAKER Caldwell Is thinking of call.
d Ing a special session oi-the Third House,
The raging and unterrtled Kemple swings
his jaw with peculiar freedom as u shining
light in the Third House debates.
Fam. HusEMAN Is carrying-thc mails
between Wheeling and Washington dur
ing the suspension OF travel on the Hemp
field occasioned by the accident to tic
bridge near the mouth Of the creek.
A BELLIiRR man thinks all the manu-
featuring interests in his town have very
tlattering prospects for better spring
trade than they have had for the past few
yeats-in fact, everything is looming up
TIE young ladies Of the Female College
will entertain their friends tonight, il
/ SOlltSC LAuill WIN hOllCG ulNSlGtllCs AHt
musical entertainments heretofore givor
by the young ladies have given such gen
eral satisfaction that we have no dOub
there will be fine audience In attendance
tonight.
TIIE Committee on Finance OF the Boar
Of Commissioners met at the Court HonS
last evening, to prepare their MONTH,
report to the Board, which meets on Mon
day next The following committees NEE
to-day: Roads and Bridges, 10 \. VI.
Court House and Jail, 2P.M.; Poor IIous
TnE prizes offered at tbe Fair aud Fest
Val given by the Church Of tho Immacu
late Conception, in South Wheeling, wer
distributed MS follows: Gold watch, MI
James T.antry; lounge, Z. Madison; mal
( ble.top stand, John Altmyer; clock, Nj
Wagner, Of Ohio; portrait Bisho
Whelan, Miss Annie Scott; Bishop Kahn
portrait, Mr.. Walter bay: Father Sull
vans portrait, Mrs. NIcGrudy; FHthe
Kuehn's portrait, Mr.Adam Hausenau er
D Father Schleicher's portrait, Mrs. Simpler
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
PROBABILITIES,

WASHINGTON, February 9S-l Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer and partly cloudy weather, east to
south winds and falling barometer, prob.
ably followed in Ohio Valley by threaten.
ing weather and possibly light rains dur
ing the night.
For the Lakes, falling barometer. east to
south winds, slowly rising temperature
during the day and increased cloudiness,
and III the upper Lakes light snow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

BRLtAIRE LOCALS. = The Apron and
Necktie Festivals to be repeated Friday
night, as the first one was success, bring.
ing in about forty dollars.
Prof. Sc0feld, the well known music
teacher, held a meeting Tuesday evening
at the school house to organize singing
class.
Rev. CASTOR Is at ST. Clairsyille assisting
Rev. Alexander in services preparatory to
communion.
The heavy ice forced the ferryboat to
stops its trips Wednesday. Benson's ferry.
boat made trips as usual.
Rev. Lane has resigned his charges at
Rock Hill and Coalbrook Churches on ac-
count OF i'll health.
Talk OF starting another National Bank
here. Mr.. Hazlett, OF Washington, Pa,
has been here to see about the chances.
Both the Presbyterian and Methodist
hulpits will be occupied by strangers next
Sunday.
Paul Boyton will be here Saturday, and
will lecture at City Hall that evening.
Friday night Clint. Milligan's school, at
the school house near the tunnel on the
3. X Q: r. r., will give an entertainment,
for which practiclng has been going on
for some time.
DR.. Muhleman was thrown from his
horse Thursday, while visiting patient
in the country.
Little Maggie Craft aud Howard Strong
are both getting better. The former has
bilious fever and Howard scarlet fever.
u n Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
IwIsh Eyeryboay 70 Knnu.

Rev. George H, Thayer, an old citizen Of
tiuentlal citizen, and Christian Minister If tbc
NJ. i. Church, Just this moment STONED IN
our store t9 say: ~ wish everybody e. Fnon,
thati consider that both myself md wife INV,
our lives 70 ShilOh's Consumption Cure.n II
u having a tremendous sale over our counter.
and isgtving perfect satisfaction In Mi cases al
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else mas done
~ DIES. MATcEETr & FRANCE,
bourbon Ind, May Is, 1878. -
r, sod by E. booking, Odd Fellows Hall: G.
T. =. dwight 4Lll and Chapline Sts.; Iang6lhn
i PtHs' Y y ", Wheeling and Husbands ( In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
80 Dccenlinn Il.a.i.

It y strange so many people will continue
70 suiter day after day with DyspenSia Liver
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach. Gen.
eral Debility when they can procure al on,
store sniLons VITALizER, free al cost. II Il
goeS lot relieve OF cure them. Price. rs cents
sod by y, Hooking, Odd Fellows Hail: q, r
dwight hand Ohapline StS; Lauphlin Ilros
y NO S9p wheclingi and Husbands L inskip,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

INPoRTAxr TO owNERs Op HoRsEs Giles
Liniment Iodlde Ammonia. have sold
quantities Of II. In no case has It failed Ia
give satisfaction, Every ono speaks in its
praise. lameneSs, punches, curbs, blood
SPAWN. No stable should be without It.
- G. N. MosEMAN & BRo.,
Flne Harness, III Chambers st, n. Y.
sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet
DR. GILEs,
Trial bottles % cents. ~" 'N'
Logan, List & Co., Agents. MwyAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28
GAS OFFICE GR00KEDNEsS.
GAS UEfIGE GHUUkEUhtS,
Harry Caldwell Shows Up Many Ad-
ditlOnal Errors"
How King Has Been Transfer
ring His Property.
King Surrendered by His Two Bonds,
men,
And Experiences Some Trouble ii
Securing Others.
All His Properly Attached BY the City.

The examination Of Andrew King, the
alleged detaulting gas official, was resumed
yesterday before Justice Caldwell. This
preliminary hearing" as it is called, has
now been in progress about ten days-and
the end Is not yet. The same crowd is
present dav after day, to Chamber over the
tops Of the seats and strain their necks in
their eagcrness to sec and hear what Is go.
ing on within the bar, which seems to be
a sort Of mystic circle to curious SpeCta.
tors.
HAIRY cALDwELt's ci!oss.RxANfEATioS
was resumed at the opening Of Court at
10 a. ", and occupied the greater part Of
the day. 1t will be remembered, perhaps,
that pending adjournment on Wednesday
evening, Mr.. Caldwell was asked whether
he had stated all he had found in the
month OF Juno. The question was OBJ
jeCted 10 by the State, but allowed by
Court, whereupon the witness answered
in the negative. The question was then
asked the witness: "How can single one
OF the items that you have pointed out in
the month OF June have any effect upon
the general question, whether any money
was taken in that month except rs that
item was compared with the aggregate?'
Al do not see that It does In this
present instance. am not sure that II
does not. told you before that couldn't
answer that question to my satisfaction.
Q.-Giye us your best judgment.
Al don't see at present that 1t did,
OWN you please look over the totals
for the month Of June, and tell us whether
they are all correct?
Al can tell you that without looking
They are not correct.
(Which ones are not correct and
which ones are?
Capt. Dovener, for the prosecution, OBJ
jected to the question, claiming that 1t wa
not proper, as 1t had not been broughtout
in the direct examination.
Mr.. Russell, for the defense, maintain
ed that the question wasa pertinent one
ERRORS" IN JUNE.
The Court decided that the question was
allowable, whereupon the witness looke(
over the book for June and gave the fol
lowing figures as the result:
The iootings on the first page, witness
explained, were correct. On the secont
page there is n discrepancy Of Sl4 10; alsr
on the fourth page SIS 49, fifth page, Sl4 9;
too small; sixth page, Sl3 SO; seventh
page, $lS0J; eighth page, $40 0S; ninth
page, $l3 IA; tenth and eleventh pages
correct; twelfth page, $50 80; thirteenth
fourteenth, fifteenth and sixteenth pages
Section 2, page 9, deficit, SO 10; page
incorrect, $50 81; page 4, S43 IS; page .
Sl3 10; page I, Sll II; page s, Si4 10; pag,
Q, sic too much.
Section 3, page 0, deficit, s. IS. The to
tai Of this section Is carried to the receip
calculation incorrectly.
DITTO iN July.
Mr.. Caldwell then proceeded TO givetht
"errors" in the footings for the month o.
July, as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-28

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