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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-30
THE BLAINE INVESTIGATION.
AT CHARLESTON, 8. C

The Teller Committee, consisting of
Senator'S Teller, Kirkwood, Cameron, Ran
dolph and Mcdonald, began their in, stiga-
ton of the late general election in Sou a caro-
lima, at Charleston, on the 21st Of January.
All the witnesses examined were from Charles
ton county, and it was admitted by both DEM
ocrats and Republicans th.4t all the election
officers, excepting clerks, we're appointed
upon the recommendation of the Democratic
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ming's statements. They all contradicted the
testimony of the Republican witnesses as to in
tlmidation, showing they apprehended violence
threatened by the negroes, and their action was
for the purpose of preserving the peace; also
that many negroes voted the Democratic ticket
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COURT SALES,

STATEOF wESTvIRGINIA, COUNTY
~ OF ONO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In the Municipal COurt:Ol Wheeling.
George Il. TinBlc, administration, &t.,j.
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Book Binding.

In connection with our establishment il the
Book Binding and Blank Book manufactorv
Of Mills, Frew & Co, one OF the finest in
the State, being thoroughly fitted through.
out with ruling machinery, presses, paper.
cutters. numbering and paging machines,
We can now turn out every description Of
binding and ruling in the best style Of work.
mNnshiP, and with utmost promptncss.
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SALE

ny virtue Of a deed Ol trust, made hy +. t.. tirhriug
AMI Kate ichIing, his Wife, u III" AS trustee, dated
August list, 1870, recorded In the office VI thu Clerk If
The County Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In
Deed NJ Trust Book No. ., page gNl, | will on
SATURDAY, TIE irm DAY Of July, 1871,
Commencing at 10 O'rlwk \. ~, sell ut the front door
VI the Court House Of OHIO county, the following lie.
s'rihCd r"a; estate: A rier or parcel ni land lying
between WWhs, formerly Leo, ard Jacob, FORMERLY
H,Imnn, slTrClt, In the sixth Ward nf tnr City Of
Wheeling, l0nndri and described a, follows Begin
ming NJ MstaEr mtrking the %uUrthCaki corner Vt lot
Nc, 5"u the plat 81 an addition Ia the CiIy ii Wheel
lng, arkiluW lrlg'Il for rCCOid by hrvcTly ". l.urI, ~.
rruIur ii l0hu 'Un, deceased, m November 2uh,
lNGG, aud IrNrl"h In Decd Houk w. Il, ragc III,
thence with the west line OF WuWlS street IN u
SOUTH ry direction fifteen feet to n stake, thrurG at
right angles with Wn'Sl' street., aud IN westerly d.
Irrlion 0nc hundred feet In JaCOl street, thence With
Jacob street In II %nUrihrrly direction fiI,C feet IL
the southwest corner nj lot M. :, adjoining Ihr prem-
l'C' hereby INT, ndti to In C%nnvryuf, thenCr with the
Hnu'h line nj lot M. ) one hundred itrt ~ the h..
ginning.
Thr title Is believed to h. perfect hut | viii convey
0nl the nj" vested IN mr By said deed ni trust.
IERNs ~ SALE tine third and none II the nuT.
chaser ~ UlrCis cash un day NJ sale. the balance IL
two equal lnstHlimCnIs NJ six and twelve months,
"%NldrnUrl hy H. grlNl'lr NOTES bearing Interest, thu
I'LL" t"h retained until payment il III lie In full
W. II. GA DWELL. Trustee.
" " CONDLN s"Iirll"'. jun!
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BROOKE COUNTY.
Commencement Exercises At Bethany
Wool MAtterS-C. II. BealI, Esq.

commencement Exercises At Bethany
Wool Mntters-C. II. BealI, Esq.
The commencement exercises OF Betha'
ny this year occurs on the 10th. The
Board Of Trustees hold sessions on the
18th and 18th.
The welIsburg Mus speaks thus Of the
wool market:
The wool market in this county has been
remarkably brisk this week, large Quanti-
ties being brought in from every section.
Buyers are busy hunting up clips, and sci.
lers are bv no means backward in dispos-
ing Of them. Farmers, generally, show a
willingness to meet buyers. Some $1,000
pounds have been brought to the ware
rooms Of Mr.. Thomas Everett and Mr..
Samuel George. Prices range from 80 to
81 cents, same as quoted last week. This
seems to be the ruling prices in Brooke
county.
G. II. Bcall, ESQ, the great wool grower,
owns $3.50 acres OF land in Brooke county.
lie also possesses land in Washington
county.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
SALE

= ~ ~
ny virtue OF a deed Of trust made by Ludwig vii.
hFIm, trustee, j. +. IrOCkharlt mud Louisa, his wiie,
In me US trustee. dated November 20 h. 1875, fpCnried
IN Deed OF trust IiOk M. ., page 4dO, In the once Of
the CIcIk Of the County CuWI Of Ohio County, West
Virginia, | shall IN
SATURDAY, july 5rn, 1872,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the front door Of tue
I"'Tt iln'i'" Of Ohio Cnu' iy, sell Ut public auction
the following described property, Io.wii:
\ certain lot o. pLrcrl Of ground lying and being
situated in tho City VI Whn cling. beginning at a Stone
and Nlak" At the southwest corner OF the line Of John
McI.ure, In a deed made by John Mcclure and wife 10
Robert Marshall, lLlrl October Ist, ISIS, recorded in
lA'0k ., page 49,, running west by north sixty.dye
irtt to a Stone, thence north SINty eight feet to u
Stone thence west seventy. seven feet 10 u stone IN
Tue continuation VI Market street ~SO.CalltIl, thence
along sail street scventy.siN feet IL the beginning,
together with all the Improvements thereon and
thereto belonging
hrli"yc the title to b. perfect but will convey
only the title vested In me Oy said deed Of trust.
lhHMS "F SALK'-One-thlfl aud more II the pur-
Ch"ser ~ elect Ia cash an DAY Of sale. the balance In
Two equal in>tallmentS, at SX aud / Velvr months, NJ.
: TABLE notes barring Interest to lA gwen aud the
title retained unIil payment il made In inll.
:, ". II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
vi ". ~ DEN, solicitor. lun2
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AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

The undersigned executor Of the last Will and tCs
lament Of John PIIrSOn, late Of Ohio county, deceased,
Will sell At Ilbllc suction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. N, the home farm Of
Sald John falrSOn, containing 4 . AcIes, more or less,
said land Is situate about three miles from West
Alexander, Ienna., aud about one uile south u VAL
ley Grove pUStOtice, and the line VI the W., +. 4 Il.
railroad, 10 Ohio county, West Virginia; Is very fer.
tile, well WAtered, lies we'll, aud has on II two good
orchards u select fruit, a large brick dwelling and
tw" gOcd tenement houses, a good harm, stable, corn
cribs sheep houses, aud other OutbuIldingS, With good
fencing.
said Hand can b. conveniently divided Into two or
more farms, aud will GO sid together or In parcels TO
suit purchasers.
THRNSOp SALR -One.iOurth Of the purchase money
land ~ mech more as the purchaser mAy elect 10 pay
In cash, and the remainder In four equal annual pay.
nlents, with Interest irOm the day o. sale, the pur.
chaser giving negotiable notes secured BY 4 deed Of
trust on the property fur the deferred payments,
!IefsouS deslrlng further Information 10 regard 10
said land are referred to the undersigned executors,
al Valley Grove I~OsiOtire, ". Va, or 10 |. !. Jones,
attorney 1t Law, Wheeling, ". Va.
EDwARDC MCCAUSLAED,
and J. n. POLLOCK,
my9O-TuPrAw Executor, &c.
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From the Chicago ! LINES, lud.
twas only sought to get an expression OIL
the presidential preferences Of represents
tive business men. In all, SO persons
wercsoliCitedfor their opinions. OF these,
Ii had no preferences to express. OF the
remaining Il, II were Republicans and q
were Democrats. One Republican, how.
ever vowed himself in favor of IL Demo.
cratic candidate, leaving II straight Re.
pubIicans. Among them the Grant boom
manifested itself in magnificent proper.
tons, Fourteen demanded the "old man"
and would take no other. Eleven more
were milder in their views, but were quite
ready 10 help the boom along. This
gives the Grant boom Il good working
majority. Seven Republicans had no par
tiCular candidate, hut were decidedly
against Grant. OF the rest, 6 were for
James &. Blame, > for John Sherman, !
each for Il. Il. Washburne, Gen. Ben liar.
rison and Lyman Trumbull, and2 for the
"lteld.' Among the Democrats the only
boom OF any size was the one in the in
terest Of senator Davis; he got II votes.
The gentleman from Gramcrcy park got e.;
his soft money partner, from Indiana, got
!; Senator Bayard got .: John N. Palmer
and the "licld' /.
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DAILY.
PROPHECY.

okolona CAIISs.l States (DemOCnt).
Wen win upon The forum all we lost upon the
Well conquer with the ballot all the bullet failed to
yield;
but yesterday our people were u rice Of wretchWI
slaves,
Their iHlr land ruled and ravagcl by a force Of foreign
kDaVeS.
Tn-toy We hold the Capitol within Its halls once
more
Are heard the Truths that Calhoun taught within
the years ii yOTe.
Tomorrow! when rO'NORROw rOmes, It's Mn.OuNt
broad and free
viii light our old Republic boys, redeemed from SEA
to sea.
The laws forged In the furnace.blmt Of Yankee hate
and ScOrn
BY strong hands from tho StAtute.bOOks forever will
I've torn.
Then shall their hateful monuments before our
vengeance fall,
And The pictures Of their LIncOlns shall IL turned
unto the wall;
While over all our wales, and hills, and plains, viii
riS', and swell,
And Rug with wild, magnetic power, thr brave old
ltEnYI. Yell.
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Saturday The 18th Day ofJune, 1879,

commencing at 10 o'clock 4, ", the following
described l'Tp"tt!, tn.wiI: \ Tract or parcel VI land
situated III ohio county. West Virginia, On the
waters ni short Greek, commencing at \ stake tn The
JAC",~ Iln", thence south ~ east IL Gl-IU poles IL
a stake theme" south 5d' Ga't ~ poles 10 d stake,
thcr CO south aIl, tlsl T..INI rs,les 10 a .iHkr
thence south ~ east !"0 'M.lUI IHrlrS to 4 stake,
tlIcnC" south u west q GS-lWI poles IL 4 stake,
th"uc" south ~ west II .-.ih poles 10 a stone,
lhenrc ~onih 90. west ~ 6l-lW pole IL a stake,
Theme" south Is 'aSi II Si.lO POLES tot stone,
theme" south ~ west Is poles to %hutirTuut. TREE,
thence north 81 west l%I 2t.lD poles 10 stump,
thrlirC Tuilh Ct east 9t poles To Il stake, thence
moth - east Is '&i'lO poles to the place Of begin.
ming, containing ?l acres, one rDVl and ihrer ROLES
more Or less, lcing the N,inr property th,t lanes e.
Pearson amd Florcn,c Y. Pearson conveyed tn WIN. X.
ChAIIinr and Emily Il, ClHPlinr, by de- I'll dated the
Arh Of March, 1871, aud recorded In the Clerks office
Of said county IN deed book M, IS, pages l6l and To-.
TERMS or SALE-One-thi'd cash, the residue In six
and twelve mouths from date u sale. the purchaser IL
give hts NOES, hearing interest from date, for the de-.
iurrCl pay mCnts, and to give a deel If trust an the
property TO- secure their payment. Title Is believed
To ir S0,'t, but selling As trustee will only convey such
title " l. vested IN me.
my"iDAW J. u. EWING, Trustee,
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts Of new type and u fine
book press, We can print briefs in a much
shorter time than is required in offices with
less ample facilities.
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Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment Ct fancy tyne,
together with our improved job p. 'SScs, gives
us unsurpassed facilities toT rlnt' ny business
cnris, circulars, letter heats, hill heads.
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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Providence md Inc Republican Party

Providence nmd the Republican Party.
Calih Republican.
The farmers of Harrison county are not
the most unhappy people in the world,
just now. The recent rains have brought
out the corn crop nicely; the wheat and
all the other crops arein II promising COn-
dition; and last, but not Least, the wool,
which is just clipped and ready ior sale,
meets a rising market and is certain to
bring Il very good price. 1t is not going
to be u very good year for Democratic
grnmbIing. Providence is on the side OF
the Republican party.
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying II full line Of sizes and styles of
DENNlSON'S SHIPPING TAGS, We can
offer unusual inducements to merchants and
Others desiring to advertise their business in
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Estimates furnished and all desired informa.
ton given.
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description Of blank
book, from a memorandum to a blank ledger,
on the shortest notice.
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment Of w0ai type
in the State and the best cylinder presses, we
can execute, at the shortest notice, any style
or size Of Poster, Programme. Iland.hill or
Dodgcr that may he desired.
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N'NV1EF'N NNTVWE0W E"0EUTV'
by thelatcst advireS received from Paris
per cable We are reliably informed that
the DINER ltakocEy Bitter Water was
awarded the highest prize, in consequence
Of its great medicinal properties over all
competitors. No wonder this justly celc-
bratcd water has such a large and con-
stantIy increasing sale in the United
States. For sale atthe drug stores.
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CHARLESTON T

The CnprOgrcHsiVe Nature Of the Place
Judge JackSOn'S Court I%IuIIdOzcrS IInt.
ilel-Thc Judges Authority vs.. States
RightS-MOVem"nt 10 Put II Candidate
into OtIICe by Force.
M, a., ,y,.oN I,r.. - iy-n
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FEVER and AGUE
CURES CATARRH.

FRANCIS FITZGERALD,
~BrRGErTsTowS, April IS, 1879.
EGYPTIAN LIVER PAD CO.-GentRmen: | have
been hStug Que Of your LIVER PADS since the cd oil
March. ! has performed miracles nearly on me, Nv
liver aud kidneys were In a bad conditions; | had the
Itching piles and StOpiaGe Of water, with Sciatic Rheu-
lnntisIl, and was taking all kinds Of trash. sent for
a Liver Pad anU quilt taking all drugs. My system Is
All right now, and my water Is clear as crystal: before
1t was thick aud muddy, | could not eat any; my
appetite sgool how. ! will give you n full statement
HEREAFTER. lived twFnty-six Year, In Temperance
Vile, formerly: We send GuI butter and eggs to Dor
tnEtOn RroS, Thirty.slxlh ward. | want 10 get ore.
hall dozen more PADS, II you write a note to boring.
ton Bros, right away, 80 they eau get the Pads and
send them ont on Friday.
lam yours, respectfully,
FRANCIS FITZGERALD.
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&eIbeRriAe AonOmmuRatiOu-le. Rs,,.,,.
I, M, Bridgeport 500 r. ~; arrives Al St%%Ih hS m " 80 :
o,ao p nj leaves Stelbenvile al $40 II. M: BriIys.
PSFi 70 .. nj arrives at BelAlre at 9.SS d. m, -
In t III ~ SG III h%1SEage ChSck1 10 all principal point,
Once In Bridgeport We i'A"'
F.. r. MYERS.
General Passenger and TIrfai GYor,
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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AMIDST,
4 LOUIS RAIL"AY-PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
la q III sszs,:.ss7
Time Table East and Wes,. Anil : ,s,o
Trains leave Pan lIpndle DGIOl' loot al LIovsn,,
i sTtes, near Public Landing daily except Sunday, a,
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Above sale Is adjourned until SATURDAY, JUNE
II, 1879, nj 10 "'clnck a. ". Ut same place.
WI 7. HUBBARD,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Jun! Special Commissioners,
, 1879-05-15
The Best Drink for Laborers.

Whenyou have any heavy work to do,
do not take either beer, cider or spirits.
BY far the best drink is thin oatmeal and
water with little sugar. The proper
tions are quarter Of pound of oat-
meal TO two or three quarts OF water,
according to the heat Of the day and your
work and thirst; it should be we'll boiled,
and then an ounce and half of brown
sugar added. If you find i, thicker than
you like add three quarts of water. Be-
fore you drink it shake up the oatmeal
well through the liquid. In Summer
drink this cold; in Winter hot. You will
find it not only quenches thirst, but will
give you more strength and endurance
than any other drink. If YOU can not
boil it, you can take little oatmeal
mixed with cold waller and sugar, but
this is not so good. Always boil it if you
can. If at any time you have to make
long day, as in harvest, and can not
stop for meals, increase the oatmeal to
half pound, or even three-quarters,
and the water to three quarts if you are
likely to be very thirsty. you can
not get oatmeal, wheat flour will do,
but not quite so we'll. For quenching
thirst, few things are better than weak
coffee and little sugar. One ounce of
coffee and a half an ounce of sugar
boiled in two quarts Of water and cooled,
is very thirst,quenching drink. Cold
tea has the same effect; tut nelherIls so
supporting as oatmeal. Thin cocoa is
also very refreshing and supporting like
wise, but is more expensive than oat-
meal, DIR. Parker.
, 1879-05-15
Feminine Endurance.

"The mortality reports of Detroit or
any other city in the country ought to
prove the death OF ten females to one
male" said Detroit physician the other
day when speaking OF the way women
dress. The best physicians advise warm
clothing and proper precautions when ad-
visng with a big, rugged man, and men
follow this advice and die of lung trouble.
This day you will meet men on the streets
with pulSewarmers, heavy overcoats, fur
caps, woolen underclothing, thick socks,
etc, and ahead and behind them you
will see women in almost Summer attire.
Men are brought up to look on women as
trail, delicate creatures, ond to be tender
lY cared for, and yet there are hundreds
of them in every town and city who can
and do endure more to the physical sys-
tenn than men dare attempt. A women
will wear two ounce bonnet TO church
or to the opera and make no complaint
A man goes out wearing seal.skin cap,
and perhaps has his ears fro,t-bitten.
Thousands OF women wear Gotten stock
ings all Winter long, while mems toes
are nipped through warm woolen socks.
The great majority OF women do not
wear woolen underclothing. AT least
ninety men out Of every hundred wear
either red tlannels or merinos, and yet
they seem to suffer more than women.
Men will wear double mittens while a
women will put on kids and seem to feel
no cold. A mans beaver overcoat
alone will! weigh as much as all the gar
ments put on by women in this weather,
and yet he is the one who complains OF
the chilly winds.
We believe that men are oftenest af-
flcted with sore throat, coughs, colds,
bronchial and lung disorders, and yet men
wear chest protectors, take care Of their
throats and know the danger of draughts.
This being so. men must either stop
thinking OF the female sex as the weaker
vessel, or it must prove that overcoats
and woolens are unnecessary to health
and comfort. During the last polar wave
which rolled over this section, when the
street-car horses were covered with ice
and the frost on the windows was nearly
a quarter Of an inch thick, ladies rode up
and down in kid gloves and light bonnets
and made no complaint, though strong,
robust men in the same car, dressed as
warmly as men can dress in this country,
could not sit still for the cold.--Detroit
Free Press
, 1879-05-15
What Hope Did.

1t stole on its pinions of snow to the
bed of disease, and the sufferers frown
became smie-emblem of peace and
endurance 1t went to the house of
mourning-and from the lips of sorrow
there came sweet and cheerful songs.
1t laid its head on the arm of the poor,
which was stretched forth at the COM
mand of unholy impulses, and saved
him from disgrace and ruin. 1t dwelt
like living thing in the bosom of the
mother, whose son tarried long after the
promised time of his coming, and saved
her desolation and the "care that kipeth. :"
1t lowered about the head of the youth
who had become the Ishmael of society
and led him onward to works which even
his enomies praised. 1t snatched u
maiden from the jaws of death; and
went with an old man to heaven. Hope,
my good brotber2 Have it, Reckon it
on your side. Wrestle with it that it
may not depart; it may repay your pains.
Life is hard enough at best, but hope
shall lead you over it's mountains, sustain
you amid its billows. Part to ali beside,
but keep to hope.
, 1879-05-15
A New Writing Multlplier

A new arrangement for multiplying
writing called the hectograph, has re-
Gently boen invented in Germany. The
hectograph consists of flat sheetiron
box filled with a gluey mass, upon
which, after moistcning and drying it
several times, a sheet of paper, written
upon with specially prepared ink, is
placed and lightly rubbed with the hand.
When the paper is raised the writing is
found to be transferred reversed to the
film of glue, and from that film, by
simply placing pieces of dry paper upon
it and rubbing them, some fifty inn
pressions Of the writing can be taken in
a short time. The negative impressions
can easily be removed from the film by
washing with warm water, and the
latter can be used over and over again
for long time.