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Nn'ice i. hereby given that !.
ANDREW IA KSON RICE, will
black Shines, carry water, 'r ANY,
lhing else in my line lor FIVE
CENTS.
Carrying notes for the young
gentlemen n speciality TX
Here, gentlemen. is Il lecture in n
nutshell, on The art and policy ri
indiriDus advertising. Times are
duil with Andrew, bat he does not
sit down Ike many merchant We
could name, aud wai, for trade H.
revive. Not he. He knows the
grand secret af advertising, ! G.,
the making of his name - house
hold word. The lnllrr the times
the mere Andrew JarkScn pr0pOs-
cs to advertise. and thus ring to
has stand what lutte trade Is stir
ring, then when business does r.,
yivr. his name will be So familiar
to the public that he wlll ob'nin
the lions share.
What is il that oficu goes long
way towards hrcaki Z down suiaiI
mel chants? Something that very
lcw at them will aAmil, but what is
easily proven 10 be II fact. 1t Is
"dca,' stock" Aud how does i, be
come Gcad? 1t was salcable when
purchased. It became "dcad SIM
ply hecausc the public lost sight %
it, the merchant failed TO urge he
goud> upon his customers. y mcr-
chant has II huX ol crackers that
are ">iOw.' lie dnn't pu-h their
sale. Is II small matter. llciii
r"i ril OF ihrm after awhile. Thrn
ihr cheese keeps the rrarkcrS cons.
pans. T. don't sell las.. Ncvr:
mimi. it Ill go after Il whi'e. itT
only ti1llc anyway. Shelf go"d-
nrcurnu atc--smali matters 1t ihem
selves but finally the aggregate
hecDmc~ large; the m2rchant per
picXr.; Ia ncct his bills; he has -
murh iavcS cl ~ unsa'cib.c s,urk
! thm hc canrot rruliza from, au'
thcu--,ne-end. 80 The Homestead
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Local Column
MASONIC

The stated commun cations of Osceola Lodgs
No. y r n \. VI B., will he ,li the >uturtiaS :
on "r acXt before, each fnll moon. wa Jan
4 tch, !. Marchs Aprl =, May ]. May "a, June
"a. june 2s. Aug ?, Aug. 80. sept u. i,,i -
Nuy. 2, Drc y ihe election aud ~ tat ti.n
of "ficrr- wi Ike place Dec "a, TT. john the
Eyau.'riisJ
The VI mhcrs nre ordered to attend in Accord
anc with fhc liy Laws
All Master MusOEs IN good standing are cortli
ally invited To attend. lIy order of
!. X Z. HALE. W NJ.
Noprts iitfN2 Spc'V
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"tGGc.. j.. .'::H t:aH:..r

During ru, pcrcg,i'a'ionS throu"h
life many are hcrri TO cXclAin;.
"RocI; ia the Road. H. other words
In lnpcdimcu; presents i'se't the
wheels OF time arc retarded, his
inward marcl il prevented, aud rs
his time i, very valuable IT, his
lami.y, he Is ii great haste To dear
the road o; this great rock whirl
dGtains him. Th!s rock is uolling
more nor less IN u II ;urc I'll chilis,
WhisA, stops litm ;rpu h:s daily
work hv which lis family is sup
lcr.td. Hn' q ir,cui passes along
aud tells Iim t. scud tu the ucnrr>,
store ani get oUr hni,le al bay,
Aaur Tonic aud u.c il, aud lac viii
never have another rnri in the
road"
For sale at Jno l.. Driver & COS
Drug store.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY


STATE brFCESs.
Governoi- W. Il. Nill,r
-pr'y of state Jacob trolich.
Auditor-Juhn Crawford
rr asurrr- + J. Churchil.
ltty Grnl.-W. =. he"derson.
Lom, : tate Lurda--D .. Lrar
Chanccllor-D " ,mioll
Chancrry Clerk j ". galloway.
chief Justice-E. II Engli IA.
Ass lcia G Jusilcrs john u. Eakin. ana
". VI tiarris'b.
ut Pub. Iost-l l.. Denton.
ist. COMPRESSION l. DISTEICT.
Congressman, LIST DiatIict-PuindcAter Duun
JUDICI CI\RY.
second tlrcmt- Cnrniics ui Mississippi. Cio-s
rt'endcn. roimtsctt, Hraisacad, oiecnc, Ih,
l1n tnd iandulih
ircuui Judge l.. L Mack.
Pros. Atry w II Cate
LEGlsLA AWE
emit Distiict-Cupntirs oi Mi-sssiII - ksoh
= i.i-ett AID traighrn'.
state ~rnstar-B i'urris
Il pr,'scnlaii,e--J. o. d aCkwoHd
COUNTY pFF!CER
t'ohniy )udgr--J j 4 Fe Is.
>heiIf-M Is ak ns
ubntN II rk-J X. l.. Hale.
rr,usrrer-J. W Uzz T.
>uiyr3 lac.u-.
A.. s-ur- W NJ. peci.
Coroner. q. T., Pet ey.
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CsccGaa sea.sl r3ro.,s.
Chew Jackson's Best Swce,
Navy Tobacco.
Collectors .TG..rc.

| hereby notify all ax-payers ~
Mississippi county who nave not Hl-
ready paid their lax =, That on the
20,h day ol Aprii, 1879, II penrll>
OF twenty fv (25) per cent. " il b"
added 10 all taxes unpaid AZ that
date. THIS rs the law. arl | anr
Determined to comply wi h II. pro
visions rigiill. Taz payers wi'i
save their feelings ard me soni
,ruuble, by noi as Tag inr an extrn
ion Of time. To each ard every
rn.lividnal / viii give the same r.
pIy-",he iime'is expired and the
renaliy is attached"
". Il. IlAswIys.
Collector Mississippi County.
Tho river is on 'hr rise.
So far, hn, li,lle interest Is TAX
en- in the town election.
Peas, hipus, potatoes aud such
truck nrc hun,pin. up.
Peach and plum trces are out
in ,hrir Spring suits
- Durinr Lent dancing is pro
hihi,cd, but Goldfish balls are allow
ed.
YESTERDAY the new law relating
10 diamshop liceuce went iuto cl
feet, and scrips were in demand.
The Osceoln Belle. with her
clever aud accommodating officers,
IS always on time. Palronizc your
local packet.
Tho race for the mavoraliy li,e
between Mcssrs A. Goohrich md
T.. A Garlick, both having consent
ed TO serve if elected. Take your
chnlcc and vote.
MISS Ada l.. Priiev, who las
been absent on visit to her rela
tvcs over IA Tennessee for the past
few weeks, returned homo last
Tuesday.
capt. jerks, with his e'cgnn,
passenger packet, "Drspa;r," is on
his way from Lake Ohscuriy, aud
will be nt the landing Tuesday eve.
ming, ready to accommodate ali dc
ieutcd candidates on pleasure ex-
cursion M Silt river.
Mr. James Hamilton il pre-
pairing to build dwelling house
on the lo, Attaining the TIuns Of
fee. Tho lumber is n rrly al on
the grounds, aud work will soon
commence.
---iIcavirs' Joke ni the season --
lhc report Mat the editor is ID be
married soon. That's coed. Come
around early next Tuesday morn.
ing and wen tell you all ahnat IT,.
Elsewhere will hr secn roiire
10 INK payers by i'c Collector. The
time in which 10 pay taxes Will
soon be passed, and then the penal.
" and costs will be added. Save
time, trouble, expense, aud perhaps
total loss oi your property by
prompt payment NJ yo"r taxes.
And in ordrr to save time and aAo;d
possible errors, all would do well
to fetch along their last years tax
receipt, or in ils absencc, the title
deeds to their lands.
--If Capt. s. s Scmmcs viii per-
mi, his name To lie used as II candi.
date for re- election to the otic. oi
Recorder OF the town Gi Osceola,
be will receive the support of
T. A. RLAcKwonD,
II. C.. DUNNAvAsT,
BCGu Il. M,vElGu,
G. +. SrowrLr,
G. w fH, MASON,
NJ HeISz,
and many others.
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1lirRCil SERVICES.

Every sabbath, at the second i;apnsi Church
~ II o'clock, u. m ., AID -. % ~
81 l.. pkEMlTT .pEstOr.
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/ lcar wak.. ussnrs fsstcrnt work fnr ~ oksa
Int anything elss. Capital nut rruiresl; ~
lvil Start y.'u- $i2 pr day at n mc No>l~
and g.r,r wautsd syctywhrrc to wtfk M ~
Now i he time. tD~sl< Quill and ternr l1n1n-
Address. Tue 60 Nsy's's. zo1qe +
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Jaws Governing Subscribers.

d -un-c, i,er, order the diseon''nna'nc of the
.rws,tpc.s the publisher may continue TO SET
4! hem ani,l all nrf,iragcs aie paid.
IL sub, ribrrs negleci OF refuse t. take 'hc'
newspapers finm thcii office 10 which thes 81
directed, they are beld responsible uhtii th' ?
ave settled their b..l- and ordered the iapef di'
con lnHie
u -ubsciibers move to uthcr places without u"
'urmiug the puhishcI, ami newspapers are se'
d %. ruuf direction. they are held Responsible
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4 nrMfnS, n sou want to " hkE,.----,r~
AZ i!Ii I'D MONEY iea-antly g.-Tl
aud fisi, address FINLEY, liAssEN & Co At
luta. Ga.
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For Sale.

One siNth interest in an undivided estate.
situs ell In M-sissi pi county. containing $3.50
acres -, land all above overh ". fnr terus
and description apply III this Office !. sif
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Til, house situated the basncss portion o M
tNj has been thoroughly repaired from cellar
1t il,.s
and the Convenient H., ,t
a'F0ad D'pos Street Cars
City Fare good amy Hotel in the City reasonable ~
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I~ham Bradshaw and Matilda Walk.
aaY
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man since. His daughter, Mrs. Ames, 10
WHOM he Is devotedly attached, 10 now
the feminine spirit that adds charm and
grace to his home. She accompanies her
father 10 his different houses, tot he has
several. He owns q. house In Washipg'
ton, furnished for his own use, another In
Lowell, and superb house, built Of gran,
tie, overlooking Ipswich bay. His actual
home, however, Is OF Lowell, and 10
Christened Belvedere. He bought the
place twenty-five years ago, and has since
that time greatly beauti6ed It. 1t re-
sembles an English country house, and Is
In the midst Of trees, hedges and vines.
1t stands,on hill crowned with trees,
and has q broad veranda supported by
massive columns. Although Gen. Butler
Is exceedingly wealthy, there Is no touch
Of Crpsus in his home-no gliding, no
stucco work tipped with gold leai, nc
paintings on the ceilings. II has an at
mosphere OF home about II and breathes
an individuality Of It's odd master. Skins
of leopards, tigers, foxes and sheep are
strewn about the hall. The adornmeni
OF the parlors Is that OF 0 tasteful woman
and not an upholsterer. No client car
talk business here. The big, brusqne
owner bounds through the broad rooms
reyeling In the luxury OF rest He works
in Pemberton Square, Boston, and when
the day is done he slips out Of bach
alley.way and starts full tilt for Belvedere
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Gen. Butler at Homo.

New fhrS Letter.
With all OF Gen. Buffers political wick.
edpeas he has never had a word breathed
against the purity Of his priyateliie. Those
who have been accustomed to think Of
him as "Beast" Butler, the spoon.thief,
and Butler, the head devil of all public
rascals, would be astonished could they
get glimpse Of his home life, at his gen.
tleness, affection and generosity. 1t was
a great blow to him when he lost his wife.
She was the love Of his youth and Of his
prime. He first saw her behind the foot
lights, where, as Miss Hildreth, she was
an actress. He did not rest until he had
made her acquaintance, and then did not
rest until he had won her. She skipped
about the country and he followed her,
pressing his suit whenever he got a
chance, and finally, captured his
bride in Cincinnati. He was an OK.
emPlary husband. His wife proved
well fitted by nature and education for
any sphere, and their union was happy
one. Some months ago when he took her
TO the Massachusetts, General Hospital 10
DO operated on for cancer in her throat,
she died under the operation, in hec hus.
bands sight. A deep sorrow settled over
him, and he has hardly seemed the same
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

! The Wheeling Register, in the course Of
an article yesterday commendatory OF
Senator Bayard as a coming Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, remarks
that "when the people get over :their
craze and sit down to think Of their own
interests in soberness they will conclude
to select a statesman TO place at the helm
Of their affairs. Until then they will con.
tinue to run after nonentlhes like Hayes,
or gl!ttering name with .imperialistic
ASPIRATIONS like .would.be Emperor
Grant"
Asa proper comment on this article we
beg to submit the following reference to
President Hayes to the Register. 1t is
taken from the Richmond, ", STATE, a
Democratic paper:
President Hayes has made a good Presi.
dent throughout, and has done more than
appears upon the surface TO restore the
country 10 the old methods, aud revive
among US the feeling OF a common nation.
atty. His course, 1t appears to ", has
been steadily In this direction from the
first, and the only cause Of regret with us
now Is that his time Is too short to COM
plete the work. 1t is a broad-breasted,
Liberal man like him that the country
most needs now. II we would but second
the efforts Of the President for peace in
this section, by proper enforcement OF
the laws made for the protection OF the
rights Of all, even the lowest In the land,
and endeaver to secure perfect freedom OF
action and speech, as guaranteed to every
American citizen by the Constitution, we
should at once disarm this Northern fac
ton, which grows and fattens upon the
food we supply i, and gain thousands up,
on thousands Of friends there, who would
unite eagerly with us in driving this party
OF the war, which still lives upon its fu.
neral-baked meats, into the grave through
the sure process OF starvation. Common
sense would seem 10 teach that this Is
the proper course for US to pursue here,
and when will we arrive at that calm con.
dition Of mind where reason and the die
tates OF our best interests shall resume
their sway, and be sufficiently power
full 10 control our unbridled impulses
which lead US into the commission OF these
excuses on the slightest and most unplo'
voked and unnecessary occasions. We
must put stop to this evil system, which
has not only brought reproach upon US
but is leading to our political and material
as well as moral ruin. We can not afford tc
longer permit ourpolitical affairs to be con
trolIed by mob violence, and the shotgun
policy Of Mississippi and Louisiana must
either have an end, or these States on the
border must cease to hold communication
with them in self.deiense, by entirely
Withdrawing their sympathy, and refuse
to profit by the illegal methods they adopt
and which, il persisted in, can only bring
disaster upon all our interests and homes
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The wheeling d ParRersburg Railroad


The wheeling d Parkersburs Railroad
An important meeting was held yester
day Of the corporators Of this new rail
road project, and very satisfactory pro
gress made towards getting the enterprise
into practical and tangible shape. A sub
scription paper was started for the pur'
pose OF raising money for the necessary
survey Of the route, and this paper will
be presented to our business people at
once, and we trust viii DO literally re.
sponded to. The small amount asked for
from each subscriber will be credited ON
his stock when stock subscriptions
come to be solicited. 1t is estimated that
thorough survey can be made for from
three hundred to five hundred dollars.
Meanwhile Captain Mcclure and Judge
Cochran, the President, and Secretary
Of the inchoate organization, will
prepare and issue paper for
circulation throughout the counties
through which the road will pass, asking
them TO organize committees with view
to submitting the question OF subscription
to their people and securing the right OF
way along the route to be surveyed. This
paper will contain all the leading facts and
statistics that go to show the necessity
for the road and the probable extent OF its
business. Captain Mcclure as steam
boatman has had such an experience in
the carrying trade along the shore as en-
ables him to set forth these facts aud
figures in very practical and accurate
light before the people. He feels that it
will bea remunerative enterprise to those
who take stock in it, and that It will be Of
inestimable benefit to the counties
through which it will pass.
We trust that our friends lin Marshall,
Wetzel. Tyler, Peasants and Wood will
wake up at once and go earnestly to work
as co.operators in this most important
movement, It is indeed a great move.
ment for them, and it is a matter of the
utmost moment that they do not now let
it fail for want Of the proper encourage.
ment on their part, II it fails now it is
not likely that another movement will be
made for years to come perhaps never
again on this side Of the river. They have
seen that the building OF such road has
been agitated lately on the other side Of
the river, and it is well to remember that
it was part Of the original programme to
extend the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
down to Marietta. The thing to do there.
fore Is 10 improve the opportunity now
offered to secure ., road along the West
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Chicago Times
adds the interesting explanation of Presi-
dent Lincoln's distrust OF General Harvey,
recorded in the letters Of Secretary Stan.
ton recently published by the North Amsri-
can Rrie,r, that when General Harvey
was on his way to Washington in April,
'6l, he was arrested by the coniederates
at Harper's Ferry and subsequently re.
leased under circumstances which showed
that he vas personally on good terms with
his captors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

The BeIlRIrc and Southwestern Railroad.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of the President and Secretary of this road
in this mornings Issue OF our paper, in
which they offer $4,000 of their first
mortgage per cent. bonds at 90 cents on
the dollar and accrued interest. The facts
set forth in the advertisement speak for
themselves, especially the very satisfactory
earnings Of the road as reported for the
month Of October. The road is already a
financial success in It's unfinished state,
and all that it needs is a certain amount
OF money TO finish the few miles between
Jerusalem and Woodstield, to which latter
point the road has been graded and toward
which track laying is progressing at the
rate Of half mile per day. As President
Mooney says, the road has been economi-
cally and honestly built, and moreover it
passes through good country, one that is
already furnishing it a paying business.
With this statementof facts before them,
those who ale in quest OF an investment
for surplus money can well afford to give
the bonds Of this road favorable con.
sideration. n'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

THERE was slight attempt at rain last
night, but up to midnight the fall had not
amounted to much. That a copious rain
is sorely needed Is shown by the fact that
coal is selling at 80 cents per bushel at Gin
cinnat, and very short supply Is on hand
even at that price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

THE Manhattan Gas Company in New
York city has given cheap rates a test, and
find they pay. For customers using less
than 10000 cubic feet per month the price
was put at 81 so per 1000, with q decreasing
price to large consumers, 1000 cubic feet
q month and upward being charged at the
rate of IS cents. Mark the result; 200
consumers gave up kerosene in a single
street; consumption along the lines OF the
company increased in all directions, and
the stock Of the company is held at $50 a
share. The gas is Of good quality rrated at
II candle power by the city tests.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

ANEW steamship line has been estab-
lished bewteen Newcastle and Baltimore,
the rise in iron having made the exporta-
ton Of iron to this country profitable.
The first steamer running on tho line car
ried nothing but pig iron to Baltimore.
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DIED.

JFPsoS On Sunday evening h 6e'Clock, ROOER
NvTTALL, son q Janea and LilIie JepsOn, aged
jtaIs months aud 10 days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, lSi South
Broadway, Island, Tuesday the ilth inst. attic A. NJ
Friends Of the family are respectfully Invited Inter
ment at MI Calvary Cemetery. The rules governing
Catholic funerals will be adhered 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

TIE bank clearings Of the country con-
tinue TO show heavy increase irAbusi.
ness as compared with last year. Up at
Pittsburgh the cIearings for last week
we're S4,65O,7Ss 90, as against $S,7Ol,7O7 80
for the came week last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

The folly Of the extra session is boom
ing up before Southern Democrats, who
are generally calling upon their leaders to
let sentiment alone and get ct work to
build up the industrial and commercial
interests Of their section.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

WAGES and supplies are SO much cheaper
on the Atlantic coast than in California
that silver can be bought in Nevada,
brought to Philadelphia, coined, and ship
ped back again cheaper than it can be
coined in the San Francisco mint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

The Augusta, Georgia, papss are sure
that their city Is to become the Lowell Of
the South, and are encouraged in their
faith by large subscriptions to the stock Of
another large mill which is to manufacture
several varieties OF cotton cloth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-11

BALTIMORE AND Quo RAILROAD stock
yesterday sold at l5i to 1856. The earn
ings Of the Pennsylvania road, from Jan.
uary ! up TO October /, were s94,6IB, 2l2,
as against So, sl9,9l7 for the same time
last year.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
D1pAnruaG OF 4a4iSs-wH1r1lss 4nr.

ETriadelphiG Accommodates. train only runs
between Wheeling and TTIadelphia.
tDaily except Sunday-NeEGFk Accommodation.
tStcubenTille AccommOdatIOn.-ThS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BellAIrs, stopping whom required at
sherman House, &tnGVille, West Wheeling and
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Virginia shore, and this can be done II the
people Of the counties interested will
only strike whte the iron Is hot.
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