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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-23
GOOD OLD DAYS IN WEST VIRGINIA

GOOD OLD DAYS IN WEST VIRGINIA..
when Democracy Ruled and Col. Ben
Wilson was Prosecuting Attorney at
Cl~arksburg.
In speaking Of the death Of Ira Hart, of
Clarksburg, W. Va, the New York Tribune
makes the following comments:
The account which We printed yester-
day OF the death Of Ira Hart, an old aboli-
ZIONIST, recalls q singular incident in the
early history Of the Tribune and OF Mr..
Greeley. Horace Greeley, W. P. Hall, Of
Shtnnston, and Ira Hart, OF C~larksburg,
were oil indicted in September, 1856. Both
OF tho latter informed the Tribune OF the
circumstance, and were told in reply that
1t would aid them in testing the law
OF the case. Meanwhile It was discoy-
cred that the Grand Jury by which the
bills were found was illegal, n OF It's
members being disqualified to Sit as a
grand juror. Another jury, subsequently
impanelled, returned an Indictment
against Mr.. Greeley, but omitted to find
any against Mr.. Hall, or Mr.. Hart. Mr..
Hall had fled to tho country, but on his
return he said he found 'the storm raging
as bad as ever against him, and so asked
the Tribune to discontinue his paper. Mr..
Hart was made Of sterner stuff. In, the
first place the postmaster OF C~larksburg
refused to deliver his paper, under pre-.
tence OF a law OF Virginia imposing a line
Of 500 on any postmaster for de-
lyering. incendiary mail matter. Mr..
Hart thereupon applied TO the Post
master-G General, who wrote to the
Ularksburg. deputy that he must de-
liver. This caused a tremendous stir
among the leading men OF Clarksburg, but
the paper was regularly delivered. The
next move was to indict Mr.. Hart, but 1t
was found that It would be useless to re.
new the Indictment already shown to be
invalid, since 1t could not be proven that
Mr.. Hart had actually circulated the
Tribune. The indictment against Horace
Greeley was Endorsed "Presentment fol
felony. A true bill"
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NEW YORk. August 22.-Cotton-Firm al
ltNa1lNc., Flour-Firm; receipts 10000 bar.
fels; superine western and State IS 30a4 %.
common 70 good s. 2Oa4 40; good TO choice
y oVa5 % white wheat extra a 75a5 %;
extra Ohio "a 25a6 rs; St. Louis "a 6Oa8 81:
a1nneSota patent process IS 75a7 80. Wheat
-Mlnter more active; spring steady; re.
seiPs 1900 bushels; rejected spring ia
IZ5aci No. 3, &c., ungraded 00a96c ungraded
winter red 971fca$1 Do; No. 8 do $l'07Xai 0s:
no: = DO IL 10a1 101f; mixed winter 81 0SN
u ungraded amber 81 02I<a1 11;No.l amber
q lOlaal III ungraded white 81 05al OK:
no sales 5000 bushels at 81 I1hal lIjt:
10: = red August, sales $1,000 bushels at
81 19ai IOlS September, sales $4,000 bushels
g. p ~; October sales 24S,000 bushels at
q loai 10H. Rye-Steady; No. 2 western
oie; barley-.Dull and unchanged. Malt
LLQalet. Corn-Firmer; receipts 1876, 900
bushels; ungraded 46a46Xe; yellow western
Vac; No. 2 white SO: No. Q August 46Ifc
oia, ao2tc asked; September 1916 bid, 47c
Tskedi october 47Hc bid, $50 asked. Oats
- scavei receipts $1,000 bushels; western
mmi1ed2She: whitewestern 321Sa38c. Hay
NNoninai; Hops-In fair demand. Coffee
to good refining 65Ga6Xc. Molasses.DnIl
and unchanged RieeSin fair demand Pa.
troleum-Dull; United 6l3Ea65Hc; crude "a
6Sc; refined 6k. Tallow-Steady; and nm.
changed: Rosin-Q Quiet and unchanged
Iarpentine-Steady and unchanged. EgSs-
plrm; western 1Sa15c. Pork-Firm at 81 so.
SSeet1,Quiet and unchanged. Cut Meats
Dull, heaYy and unchanged. Lard-Quiet:
prime steam 20 90. Butter-Dull and heavy;
western 6a17c. Cheese--Quiet; western aka
oNc. Whisky-Nominal at 81 08.
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NEW ORLEANS, August 22.-Cotton-Nom.
in9l; middling 1910; low do 1OKc; good to
ordinary 96c: Net receipts IS bales; sales
90 bales stock 4,0S8 bales.
Oottee-Steady and In fair demand; Rio
cargoes ordinary to prime l11Sa16c. Sugar
Duh inferior to good common 6a6Hc; com.
mon 70 good common 61is7c; yellow clari.
ned 79Sa7Ac. M~olaEes-DulI; fermentinp
2aasOci common 25a2So; fair 2Sa30c. Rice
Scarce and firm; Louisiana ordinary "a
choice 6NaTlfc.
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AoAsE OF DIA1ETEs MELL1rUs.



Ailments, even when coupled with adyanc
cd age, 60 down before that wonderful liScoy
cry, Bethesda Water. Here Is an extrac
from the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical Re
porter, which will be read with interest:
PHtLApELPulA, March 3d. 1878.
Editor Mediealand Surgical Reporter:
Having been considerably interested In Tho
use OF this Bethes1a)water as q remedial apenj
In Diabetes Mellitus,n Noticed paFticnlsrly
the two cases reported by DR.. O. @, Schuyler. ~
Troy, n. Y, and q leading physician Of Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
| saw, four years ago, Mrs. Charles O., aged
81 years, In consultation with Drs. ScriyenS
and Chattle. Of Long Branch. The old lady
was then very much emactated, suffering from
an intolerable thirst, &C., and passing daily
rom stx TO seven quarts OF urine. Examina.
ton Of the urine left no doubt Of the nature
otthe malady. II was resolved TO give her
diet as customary In this affection, She has
continued TO use II ever since; has reclaimed
her flesh, and though confined 10 her bed one
year atterward, Is now able to move about and
return the visits OF her friends, She paSSes
about three pints Of urine daily, and BY strict
Observance Of her diet and the continued use
q the water, Is enjoying good health. Ireport
this case as confirming the observations made
by these gentlemen. s. H. Hunt. NJ. D.
We append the important information that
We General Agent for the Genuine Bethesda
wafer Tor Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Wiz.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Il
s. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
PR1c.15o cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, IS per h%alf.barrel, $40 per Barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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~ should think so,n said. "But you
nearly killed the captain with fright, while
you caused Us many q heartache OF your
supposed loss"
"For the latter l am sorry" returned
Chester. NBnt / cannot say / pitied the
captain. His cruelty 10 me was terrible,
and he would possibly have ended by
killing me, but Tor my fortunate GIT Of
ventriloquism. tAll's well that ends well.'s
'True" ] returned. "And I rejoice that
you are alive to say so. You kept your
secret iamously, for neither Captain Phil.
lips nor any, Of his crew ever suspected
thatincapable Jack Chester was the ghost
that haunted the Niger."-Arposy.
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PHlLADELtnA, August 22-Flour-ouiet .
o GtSnf fs%ilv family ndGi new : %; good IS Is;
dos IS; Indiana family IS Is. RYE Fions@
g %. Wheat-In good demand. reiscted
90ca$1 Oh; No. 2 red, track, 81 0s. Corn
Firmer; rejected 45c; high mixed At Xa4sc
Oats-tirm; white western, old, 37aS7Xc.
choice S8a3SHc. ProyiSions-Duil. Beef
Mes $l2 90. Hams-Smoked 10aI0lSc: nick.
led 1Na1Ac. Lard-Western CASIO. INT.
tsrEWe9ki creamery extra l7alsc; New York
SIate and Bradford county, Pa, extra l4al5c:
western Reserve extra 12a14c. Eges-Strone
and scarce ; western 10 aIic, Cheese-Steady:
creamery .5a5H. Petroleum-Weak; crude
&C; refined 6Sc. Whisky-Steady; western
Sl va.
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NOLneiniAuL.

C~lEciNEATl, August 22.-Cotton-Eirm and
9uotably higher, at 113Sc. Flour-Eader
aud not quotably lower. Wheat-In good az.
mand at lower rates, at oSaa5c; receipts, %.
90O bushels; shipments 5000 bushels, Corn
Dull at 37aSsc. oats-Tn good demand al
Inl prices, at 24a2sc. Rye-Quiet at Sic,
enthusiastically No. 2 fall held at 05c. PorI
Stronger at $50. Lard-Quiet; current
make held at IS 90. Bulk Meas-Dull al
y S9af 60a4 6211a4 SIX. Bacon-Quiet bui
s1eSay a Qa6 25a6 62h: Whisky-Dull al
for choice. Linseed 0il-Steady and in iaiI
demand at csc.
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PhiIndeInhin Wool.

P%HlLADELPHIA, Aug. -Firmel
and in improved demand; Ohio, Pennsylya
MIA and West Virginia Xxx and above 36a3sc
4 36aSsc; medium 39a40c; coarse 83a35c
New York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
tine 8SaSec; medium 39a40c; coarse 3Sa34c
eombing, washed, 37a43c; unwashed 27aSIc
oanada combing 37a3sc; fine unwashed 23l
24ci coarse and medium do 25aSOc; tut
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 22.-Rour-Hrm and
active; Western superfne g 85a3 so; do az.
tra " 76ai 1oi do family$4 75a5 so. Wheat
western easier; No. 9 western winter red
spot 2 August 81 Goal O01S; September
8 O9Na1 001Sfi October 81 0oTSf coz:
November 81 LOCAL 1Ok. Corn%WesteFn
easier; western mixed, spot and August
49a47%c; September 47HEa47Hc; October 4sa
4SNci steamer no offerings. Oats-Steady;
western white 3laS2c; do mixed 20a3O; Penn.
ys%ylyania 3laS9c. R~ye-steady, at 60Ss5c,
aay@5Firm; prime to choice Pennsylvania
VA % per ton. Provisions--Firm, and fairly
active for Job lots. Mess Pork-$i0 90. Bulk
Meas-Loose shoulders $Xc; clear rib sides
4Nci packed Ha5Xc. Dacon-shoulders b:
clear RIB sides Go. Hams ll1a1lXc. Lard
Refined in tierces Ike. Butter-Actiye and
hrmi prime to choice western packed i2aI4c,
Eggs.-Active at 12c. Petroleum-Dull; crude
nominal; refined exc. Coffee-steady; Rio
Sad6goes llal4Hc. Whisky-Dull at 81 O6Ka
l Uls
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 22.-wheat-Eader; No. q
y, o.; No. l white Michigan 81 90; amber
Michigan, pot99c; August 90kc; No. 2'red
winter, spot and August 99tSc; September
Ss5c; October 99c; No. s red Wabash 07c
No. D; and, NJ, red 90lfc; rejected Wabash
w; Lake Shore Ole; western amber spot
SsNc; August SOC; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 Of,
Corn.-ppll; high mixed 3Slc; No. 9 white
a3Isc. Uats-.Dullj No. 2, CSC; No. 9 white
NHc; Michigan 24Xc,
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%PirTsguEaH, August 22-PErRoLEuN-ouiet
crude. 7oc Of Parker's for shipment; refined
6Ac for Philadelphia delivery.
OLLCtrY, August 22.-PErRoLEuM-MarkeI
opened at 669Sc bid, advanced 10 csc; do
elined and closed at e5Mc. Shipments AZ,
W. barrels, averaging $4,000 barrels. Trans
actions $4,000 barrels.
ANTWERP, August % -pErRoLEuM-Refnei
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 20, 1879,

,.tufndrg At 10 o'clock \. NJ, VI the front door Of
hfroli liousc NJ Ohiu county, sell At public aue-
.5a. 10 lie highest bidder, the following described
atiFhy, that IS to say, the lot or parcel Of land which
r.. Conveyed by Francis Il. Armstrong, Commission
.,siju7 under and by yIrtas oil decree Of the Cir
,t Ubin Il Ohio county, In the State Of West Wiz.
ina, rrlcrl On the III DAY Of February, 1851, In a
M iuthantury, In WhlCll salt Armstrong was plain.
.daHl llamtIcn Zane and Others were defendants,
q, william kTyleE, since deceased, by deed bearing
oilr 30 tie ?I,h day Il June, 1868, and recorded In
MsI pSok Ii. Iugr 3ii, Ia the Clerks ONCE Of the
bounty tout Of sid county being lot numbered
aWr N i, laiI out ty aid Commissioner on 4 paFt Of
thr property known a the reserve In the Rlld city Of
wheeling, Wklrh lot measures twenty-five (G2) feet In
iYft along Tue vast side Of Market street ia said city,
snltltcni, biSs with that Width one hundred and
hiEy.lwO li&li feet. Z
Siilut has an It tlrte.slOry brick building, being
,lppltl wilh gsani water llxtutoS, and also one two
lay briek bHilliBg, with good cellars under both
.Hllinsi
ali ptopoty b, to bc sold TO mtIlfy the principal
tu $500, with interest thereon at the rate Of III
l-frHi IrT mplm from JanlaryI 4, 1876, due Henry
lrHa' aid note is subject to 4 credit Of 500, July
Ii,IsiG ;iOl, January Is, 1877; 800, March 6, 1871;
- August /, 1871; $50, July n, 1878, aud $50, Octo.
Ia, Isl, Tile TO said property believed to b RoCd,
0ll SHALL onlycunycy such title as iS yeStsd Ia me By
added :
TrRVS vg -ALE-Cash.
PHILIP sCIIOELE, Trustee.
uAEENT1aI a DoVHNER, ATTORNEYS, Au20
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Financial and Commercial.
Sew YORK money and Btoors

~
active at 6aTN per cent; closing at Q. Prime
mercantile paper 6aeX per cent Sterling Ex.
change weak ut a SIX; sight exchange
Dry goods imports for the week, $2,l22,0O0
GOVERNMENT Weak and lower.
gnited States o Of ISL, eOupOni......-..,..........,.l0lA
G,eN i've ,....s.. ...,..., .....A
wv souf and . hal1 ,....,..,... .........'...t q
Nv Eoois
SaItenef sue .~......,.....
RAILROAD BoSDs-Irregular; O. @. 4 l. O.
flfsts7 70.
STATE BoSps-Dull.
SrocEs-Market fairly active but specula.
ton was somewhat irregular. In the early
dealtngs prices fell of slightly In the general
list but Louisville and Nashville advanced
~ per cent subsequently reacting TX. Dur.
ing NE afternoon Q better feeling prevailed,
which was succeeded by a trifing reaction.
Toward the close the market became steadier
and prices, In the final dealings, advanced
n Lake Shore, 11aH In Granger shares and
LIMOS Central. The rest Of the list showed
q decline Of lHaM, and 9 in Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
Zo,VgO Northwestern common, $4,000 St
Paul, 5000 Lackawanna, 500 New Jersey
Central, ZOO Delaware & Hudson, 1900 Mich.
gan Central, 400 Hannibal & ST Joe, $500
Western Union, 2,900 Pacific Mail, 400 st,
Louis q San Francisco common, 5000 pre-.
ierred, 1000 iirst preferred, l,400 Burlington,
& Nashville.
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NEw YoRk, August &-The jobbing trade
Is decidedly more active, aud business & fair
with the package houses. There Is an Inn
proved tone In cotton goods and prices gen.
orally firm. Prints In better demand, and
polka spot aud side band styles doing well.
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CtHctNHAFf, August 22.-Hoos-steady
and arm for light, dull for heavy; commof
soa8 IS; light g eSa3 s6i packing o so
9 7oi butcher, 9 7oaS so; receipts 1,060headi
shipments / 1871 head.
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81. LOUIS, August 22.--HoOs-Quiet
eornted Workers and Baltlmores, g 5OSS 65
packing % l0aS 80, including graSsers; butch
ers' to extra % 9oaS 20. Receipts 1900 head
shipments 1900 head.
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Dress styles Of ginghams moving freely, and
dress goods fairly active. Mems wear wool.
ems sluggish. Forelgns In better demand.
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1RusrEEs, sALEs.
TEuSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY.

p,,trao otA lcul Vi trust, made by Charles A.
giitsf5Bi luntr KryiCr, 10 the undersigned, dated
GG.sthdiy al ,Iinuiy, 1915, and recorded 10 the
W. n hi Clerk u the County Court Of Ohio county,
MA lirintl, In heSl Of Trust Book No. 10, page II,
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TGuSTEgS SALE OF
Valuable Island Property.

b, ,iitue Of a deed Of trust made by George H,
tll.l anil Annie, his wife, to the ~lnlenIEned
trustee, littd the 18th day Of january, 1873, ana
r~pnleim the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
CHI county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust ROok
49, "a r9gcs 3iS, 40 and $50, l will, on
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SUFFERERS f JOSH S SneGsy, Oe SaniI,
- VIg0F, Syphilis, or any
form Of disease, cured at the old WESTERN
cInnati, by the only sure and reliable remedies.
No charge until cured. Call or write for free
advice. Charges low. Half rates to the
poor. oc5-d1W
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VOTES OF CURRENT EVENrs.

- Eighteen million bushels Of coal are
ready for shipment at Pittsburg.
-slettauer Bros. 4 Co., a large Dry
Goods firm in Chicago, has failed with ST.
10000 liabilities.
Owing to the extreme low wafer in
the Ohio, the Kentucky excursion to the
Richmond lYa.) State Fair was failure,
but the Fair itself, was, as usual, tri-
umphant success,
The North iresllo of New River
bridge on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad
was completed last Saturday, and the en-
tire bridge and road will be completed
within twelve davs.
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...s. h. IA. 80. .....n. - h,
,,i,. i'.',,...,.i I, "a oooooo
m. -, 49,. 4, c.i,f,..,. 49,,
Al. e,.,. Ave-. $1,000 W., I, .o,, an,
c.,d,i.,.. ..d -, ,.,.u...,. In -.
NV r,msi, . -,
SNOW e.ll ..re,,ily ,hro,.ho,, N.w
F,ol.nd Nford,, IL ..n. IL. !, !,
over , e,o, m d.o,h ..di, ,,n,. ,,,l,,.a
,,.,rs A.. hloct.d.d
m. total r.c.,c,. %, Al. ttow..a A.
.oci,,io, d,.,.. ~. v.,lo,. r., o,,,.
aewic w.r. s-s $40 90 d,.h,...o,.n,.
eee "a a -. -, 81 eoe :,
m. -. - MI ~. u,.,.
wh;.h -. -, ,.,.,,~ A. a.,
On s.,n.a.. -, - -, y. -, r..
~, -. M. So. -, "A.
Gro 1. .,,im.,sd \, s9,o ooo
Th.cgns,n..,, $40. p.,,~..,. NJ,
s.,,;,.. 81, M, on.,,.. -. s.,.,.n,,,s,
ann -. s,ea ,oo oo -. !, -,
sts ooo -. ~. -. a.. ss....,.n,,;,..
ou,r,er n I.., go.
- Cant J,ms.w Johr.op lame. Lane.
horn and Rennict b.vs ,old ,hei, ;,,sre,,
in the vul,nre Mine /, Color,Jo a.,
$3.50 oo0. and Can, Johnso, has invested
a por,ion Of HE mar, In sSo..crs farm In
in Scott county n, $50 No, acre
Tbis vo.,,. COTTON o.o,, 4. ..,;,..,.1 =,
.ooo 600 - -, - - !.
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Comments fhe Morning afTer the
Elections.

The average politician of the Re
publican persuasion viii rush TO the
con clusion that Conkling has become
sapreme, as well as the Superior Per-
son of the Republican party, and that
he has been empowered to place the
country at the feet of Grant. But
this is a hasty conclusion. The Conk-
ling triumph in the State Convention,
in the nomination Of Cornell, was by
the narrow margin of 6 majority, and
the Republican disaffection with his
machinerule is bitter and strong, and
for this time, with much difficulty, so
tar restrained as to be but partially
expressed. Conkling carried the Con
vention by narrow majority, by the
aid of the New York City vote, and
through the impassioned appeals of
his friends for help, because he was in
sore personal need OF vindication. In
all probability il there was to be a
repetition of the trial Of strength he
would fail. He has been scratched |
more deeply by the Republicans, who
have been disguised by his egotistical,
unprincipled and Prescriptions course,
than will appear in the returns, for
many Kelley men voted for Cornell,
on the principle that they were giving
Tilden and Robinson a double head
err. the election of Cornell under
the circumstances, with the rest of the
Republican ticket defeated, is poor
sort of Republican victory. It Ger
tainly does not authorize Senator
Conkling to rise in the next Republi.
can National Convention aud claim
that the State Of New York would
vote for Grant, and for no other Re {
publican candidate, and he must there d
fore he nominated. On the contrary, {
the Republicans Of New York are nd. q
that if they would not per- 1
nit their State to become a province .
If the solid South, they must escape I
rom the Conkling machine, which is j
victorious only with the cooperation I
If the Tammany machine. II the o
friends pf Senators Sherman aud a
Blaine would bestir themselves, they A
'ould divide the New York delegation "
With Conkling, and SO send him to Il
he National Convention powerless. 4
The great capacity Of Conklng is no. {
where so largely displayed as when he n
Iates somebody. lie hates Blaine d
nd hates Sherman, and loves himself CT
nd Grant. The result Of the elec- Is
ion, however, does not prove that 81
'ew York is, in his sense, Republi- n
an State. The destiny of Nations
ill not be found pendent upon the
DOR plurality of Cornell, especially re
5 the united Democratic vote on
'larkson Potter shows a formidable G'
lajority.-[Cineinati Commercial. Z"
The Democratic party has carried In
lew York, though Governor Robin Ri
IN has not. The defeat Of Mr.. Rob bu
lsOn was inevitable in the face Of IN
'rmidable Democratic or un- Demo
attic bolt against him, not by the .,'
or thousands, as was ex- ar
scted by many, but by the scores of vi
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18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,

As per contract; and all who gave orders are ex-
pected 20 receive and pay foe the same promptly
on that day. We are aware that some people are
very careless In these matters. and often by their
tardness force the delivering agent 10 wait on ex-
penses many days past the time agreed uron.
This, 20 say the least Of H. Is all wrong We fire.
quenty hear persons complaining that their young
trees died For this they are indebted to their own
tardiness In receiving them. Instead Of taking the
irees while ifesh and planting according 10 direc-
tons Furnished, they alloW item TO stand 10 the
trenches, exposed 10 heat and cold until they are
virtually dead, and then abuse the nursery -lnan
for their not living This Il not only wrong bat
mean We give below list Of those Ia this sec
lion Of country who ordered trees OF the Cherry
liil Nurseries this season. aud as they are among
The very hest and most reliable citizens, We are
sure that our agents will have trouble, bat will
deliver all their trees promptly on the 18th day Of
November. So We urge the people 10 remonIber
the day and he punctual-nOt only for their own
good, but for the sake Of their "pf0nlise 10 pay
several Of our agents were engaged IA taxing orders
through this county, bat only one will be here 10
make the delivery, aud as be will have OF her de-
ivefles 10 make, We hope the people OF staniord
and vicinity will he true 10 their promise and take
oui their trees on the 18th 0f November
uOOPEs BROS. a THOMAS.
Wcsichcsicr, Pa.
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CARSON
& DODDS,
Nr'RsAsD DEALERsIN
Harness,
TO-
Main Street, Stanford, Ky.
We will keep for sale a full
line of tho above goods. all
handmade and OF the best
material.
REPAIRING.

We viii do all kinds Of repair
ing LA our line with nealness
mad dispatch. An experience OF
more than "a quarter ola ceniu-
~ Ia eur business enables us 90
promise our customers the best
work. We have mot only .'come
10 stay but are here ana cant
get aSaV GiVe "a 70 ean.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-07

Ir is stated that Gen. Sherman has
written TO a military friend in Chica.
90. that Gen. Grant has an important
message to deliver to the people of the
United States, which he will first give
10 them when he reaches that city.
We hope the message will be in these
simple words, "Your candidate | can
not and will not be-"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-11-07

Lr. Gov. JAMES L. CAETRILL is
acting Governor in the absence of
Blackburn, who has gone 10 Missouri
on business. We hope the latter will
ioryet to come back.