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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

While the family Of Mr. Joseph Mitchell,
who lives very near the B. & M. railroad
track in School District No 6, in Kennebunk-
port, were temporarily absent the afternoon of
the 10Th, the house was entered and robbed of
silver watch and about $50 in money
There was a mad dog excitement in Saco
Monday. A dog reported to be mad has bitten
several other dogs in various parts OF the city,
and is said to have a bitten boy. Search
was being made for the dog at last accounts.
Don Jnsto Arosemena, late Columbian Min
lister to England and France, who was in Saco
last week on a visit to his sister, Mrs. +. w.
Rice, it is announced in the New York Herald
Of Friday, has been appointed Minister to
Washington.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30
Sale OF Unclaimed Freight.

+. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at 10 a. m. to-
day, at the old NJ. c. r. r. passenger depot,
all the unclaimed freight that has Eac-
cumulated for months past. The sale is made
in accordance with the law, and everything
will be sold without reserve. The sale offers
inducements to the speculative Yankee and
he will undoubtedly improve it. The list of
the articles is found in the advertisement. The
sale is made by order of Payson Tucker,
Superintendent
LADIES call and see my $3.50 and $500
Switches. Use Frizzle Bangs. SMITH,
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

The party separated at a late hour amid SIN
cere and loving congratulations to the bride
and bridegroom of half a century and with the
hearty wish that it might again be assembled
under the same roof to celebrate the diamond
wedding
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

HENRY f. PERRY & Co., job printers, have
removed their office to 96 Exchange street, OPP
posite Masonic Hall
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30
Money! Making.

A CHOICE lot of Dutch Bulbs for fall plant
ing, just received by Kendall & Whitney.
sept25eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

CLAM to show the best 81 Black Silk on
the continent. have personally examined
the 81 Black Silk of the Boston Dry Goods
palaces, and pledge my word that the Silks
we are selling for that price are from 10 to 12a
cents better in quality, lustre and finish
HoRATIo STAPLES,
2l6 Middle street. junction of Free street.
sep302t
GENUINE English Pins. Probably the only
place in Portland where real English Pins are
sold is at Horatio Staples. These pins are
manufactured by Kirby, Beard & Co., manu-
facturers to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, and
are no doubt the incest pins in existence.
HoRATIo STAPLES,
sep30-2t 246 Middle street.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30
Another Bankrupt Stock
BOOTS & SHOES F.!
Now Rush for the Bargains.

Notwithstanding the advance all kinds
Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, am enabled by
this recent purchase of large stock bought at go
cents on the dollar to give the some lines
of goods at prices far below anything heretofore Of
fered.
Read carefully the list below, and obtain, if need
ed. some of the kind mentioned before they are all
disposed of.
PRT 1T, IL s II.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

MONEY.-For simplicity in money making
in Wall Street, write CHAS. FOXWELL u
CO., Bankers and Brokers, lis BROADWAY,
New YORK. By their new system it gives the
$40 to 500 operator the same advantages as
heretofore the 81 900 to $4,000 purchaser en-
joyed sep1S-eod2w*
FELLOWS Syrup of Hypophosphites saved
the life of my wife, after her case became APP
parently hopeless from Tubercular Consump-
ton. III. L. Harding, Nelsonville, o.
sep30 T&F&w
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30
DRAWING &pAINTING

HORACE a.. HEWES will receive pupils in
the above branches at his studio in Motley Block,
507 Congress St., about Oct. LIST. References: s. e.
W. Benjamin-address Century Club, n. "; VIM. T.
Norton, 127 Rue st. Michel, Paris; Il. G. Champ
ney, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Noyes Blakes-
lee Boston, and others. For further information,
terms &C., inquire of Cyrus f. Davis, s Elm st.
SEQ eod2w
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

Secretary Dennison has just completed the
footings of the State fair accounts, and the
trustees had a meeting yesterday afternoon to
audit them. The entry receipts are as fol-
lows
Trottng .................. go. E. 81 10000
Horses for exhibition. ............. 235.7O
Cattle, sheep and swine. .......... 36S.30
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

This with the receipts before reported, from
ground rent and sale of tickets will amount to
$9,4S4.15. The amount paid out for premiums
is $1,917 Other expenses VIII swell this sum
to $500, leaving surplus Of $1,000 towards
extinguishing the Society's debt.
The Messrs. III. X. & j. B. Thurber & Co.,
of New York, offered special premiums of
gold, silver and bronze medals, for butter, the
butter to be made in Maine the present year
and sailed with Higgins Eureka salt. The
committee awarded the gold medal for best
package to Howard Murphy of Belfast. There
were no awards of second and third premiums.
The medal is from the establishment of Tiffany
& Co., and just balances gold double eagle.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30
SUPERB

Those different Toney Melville, New York, spec
ial; very fine Stiff Hats. Also so of the most Mob
by Low Soft Hats and dozens of other fashionable
Soft Hats opened to-day.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-30

The largest assortment, the finest quality and the
latest styles in Children's Hats ever seen, for
all ages, and from so cents to $3.50
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

WHAT AZ OLD MAN HAS NOTICED II
have noticed that all men are honest when
yrN watched
hayc noticed uiat purses will hold pen
ujcs as well as pounds
I hav. noticed that iu uldcg. .a be r reas~
ouable creature it is EecpSSaly at times to
be downright mad.
| have uu;lced that silks. broadcIuihs
and jewels are often bought with other
o.-lc's money.
] have noticed that whatever is right,
with a fen exceptjous-the left eye the
irlt leg, and the left side Of plum lud
ding.
have noticed HAT the prayer Of ihe sell
fish Uau is. ''Furgive us our deb.s," " while
he makes everybody who owes him pay to
The uttcrmo>J iaItIiug.
tdvc noticed that lie who thinks every
man a rogue is certain To see one wien he
>havos himself, aud he ought in mercy iu
his ueiEhbur, - surrender the rascal to
Justice.
have noticed that money is the fools
wisdom. the knave : reputation. ihe poor
jnJu> deSile, the cpve;uus fuau's ambition,
aud the idol uf all.
! have noticed that all men spPal, we'll of
AZ Weu's sirlues when they are dead. ana
that tombstone aie marked with the epi
taphs Of the good aud viriuous. l. the &c
any particular cemetery where the bad are
buried?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

again but to night, after | came home, I
made up nay mind 10 come and try aud
make up
Il rather. thought he was scamp, be
cause when ! was in the city yesterday
The chief Of police told me thar they had
reason 10 think that a noted gambler and
'biaclleg' had come up in these PARTS
He gave a description, and il suited De-
varges perfectly, all excepting a mus ache
you So admired, which was false, aud lell
of in our scuffie.
"Weh, as I said, / saw Dcvarges PROV
lug about, and thought I would see what
he WAS up to. lie looked III the window
at you, and | heard him mutter ''rh
deuce take IL She Is ut hume. after, after
all , Wha, tie deuce made her say she WAS
going To her grandmolher's Now | sup
pose Iii have to wait until my pretty
bird ; asleep
$50 he sat down under one tree. and 1
50: down under another. We both saw
you open the door auG look out. After
yon had been in bed about an hour. De-
vargcs forced open the sitting room window
and era 0 led in While he was in he office
lighting the lamp. | also got in a. :hc "
dow and concealed myself iu the closet,
aud-weli, you know tie rest
Jack. said / tcalfuly. You'll forgive
me for being uHughty aud wayward, au1
you'H believe tue when | say that | loved
you ali the time, won't you ?''
''WeN, nla'am, Jack said lie wouIt aud
we've been happy ever since. Aud shis IS
my story, nla'am my only romance
There, the baby has woke up! See
him stretch ont his arms 7 do believe lie
wan to GO 10 you. Wound You like to
rake him? lie Isn't a bic afraid Uf strau.
GERS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24
DR.. {. w. GLEkS0E'S
RESTORATIVE RE#EDiES !

AE. GI.Es SONS LUNG EE-STDRATIE
! , o. e. Esuz.rIvs tIEr frr tuCE-s. Colds and
early stages CD. Consumption. Take II in time.
Srmplc butLies, IS Gents
UE GIEASUE'S LIVER RE~TORATIV T
- % SUisE .vEE for Liver Complaint. B.iiousutss
Tulixla--gu, 81, &c. Test il. sample battles
C5 Gents.
Du. GLEASON'S STOMACH RESTORA-
TIVE CCCEs uN sFrPsIA.
Du GI-ASUN'S GOLDEN ELIETR. OR
LNiNF rs AL IDNIt' an invaluable aud iuyIg
art-iuE Touig tnr Dee Cure nf HEBTLyg4 aui Bro
KEN UOwN CosS TTsTTEo.s.
Ir rfIsr.A AStD.v-S SALINE APFTr IN T acts
on .hc Kidneys and clCau-rs tho system Of all
luerriI matter. Iuvaiaa1.c medicine.
DIR gLEtSON-S LNNATINE WAFFES
h5zhfe Aromatic. Cures HAHIrUAL Cons rITA-
TI"S, PILES Ee. sample box = CgLts.
- For .SuEc OR 0IJ T}5WggiSfS. -
Pz,x-TPAr OFFICE PHILADELPHIA.
August = ISIS -5;n e. .o.E-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

NEVER FOEGET-A successful business
man told me twr things whicI he learned
when he was eighteen, which were ev5r If.
lerwaId of great use to him, namely
Never forget anything, ''never lose
anything"
An old lawyer sent him win an import
am paper. with certain instructions what
tn do with it. But, inquired the young
man, ''suppose l lose it what shall l do
then j?
"Gou must not lose il =
Il don mean to- said the ycung man,
but SupHnSe / should happen TOP
But / say y"u mus; not happen to
shall make no provision for anv such &c
curreUce You must not lose il y
This put new train Of lhonght into the
young man mind, aud lie found that If he
was determined io do % thing he could do
o.. lie uIsde such provision against every
contingency HAT he never lost anything. =
lie found This equally true about forget
ing. Is q certain matter Of importance
WAS to be remembered, he pinned it down
ju his mrud. fastening IL there and made it
stay. !la used To say:
when man tells me l,e forgot 10 do
something. | tell him he might as veil
have said, dn-uo' care enough about vaur
business TO take the trouble to think Of it
again.
/ once bad an Intelligent young mau H.
my cmplH ymeut who deemed IT sufficient
ior Heglecjiug any important task to saw,
81 forgot it told him that would noi
answer 'u the case. If he was Sutii.:entIy
Interested, he would toe c-l:eful - reuem
Der. l. was because he did not care
enough thar he rnleot II. | drilled him
wjlh thiS 'rHth. lie worked fpr me iliiee
ygaIS, aud during I've last pf the three he
.yus urtriIy changed in tins respect lie
did not forget "a thing. HIS forgetting, he
found, WAS a lazy aud careless Labit, which
hc Cuicd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

alsIl)JlssU.E l.e EnllE6
TT THE EBENSBURG
Hardware & HOT29- Furnishing Store.
OWING jo.the large increase In my sales since
y. the las. reduction in prices ana the adoption
oi the cash system find myself able % benefit
my customers ry "a stuI lurcIier reaurt.on In the
prices % al goods comprised In nay large sock
JBS3 THINK OF 4Pr
A good M. Cook Stove, trimmed complete
tuT uuty $@uG0.
Good Bs.azicd Coffee Al - cls. rer M; best do
st = cts. per 10. 40 inferior or dam
aged coffee ~t-id af this store.
Good Heating stoves Us low as - 90.
Good Tea trtlu ~ tu 50 cts. per lh.
The larscst stuck OF Flunr oH cloth iu iho couu-
t. from to- t~- VIII" and from
- 90 CTS per Iuri
Rest qualify EnpIi-h An,i.s AZ Is cts. per III.
N''9.,-- at . gi- prr puUCr.
Good cust stcri fuI'Ic Knives aud Forks as low
Ds cts pes set.
..,..,.!t rms ,.. 20 . . s. G:S. pc. p"p"r.-
Good y rap Aiuia>scs - from ~ 10 20 cts. per
Coos Door Locbe AMI Euon> complete, as low
> cts. ts.Cit-
,. Good Cotton Thrrul ur cts. -uoul.
Best quality y inCt Mil saw Fil, sat 4U each.
GOOD Rice ~ s Ci~. per In.
Pest qualify sole i.cathcraI = e. 30 Cts per 10.
b"1ria nitt,d Axc> a. 60 and Gpv"id-
at Ia cis. g-l yG.
doz- hard wUcG slusrr1 hr,so. Clothes Pms for
Clark's %. y. Z. siocuiu- Cotton at 5 etc per
Good long handle cas-. steel snoy,Is Tor GO CTS.
t4trH.
tfrod zfuc y,,-n H1,r.ls for - els.
Largest stc"h OF !vuI.'uz G.iss.s ia town, very
wosnug Suar g- cr-. p,r Iu-
B"s' au'.t5 i'ur-'i"'d Manure Forks at % crs-
Good Coui Shsyrls. :, d.. = and - c;s. erch.
Pear. Starch cts Tcr Iu-
have the largest streSuI Gu,rrsvtre fu town.
at very low ITIcc~
Bc-r Baking -uua 80 : cts. rrrr 10.
E-E o 49, 'f.F @4g
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ArpTTOR.S NOTICE The

ATDITOR'S NOTICE The nm
IA trr-ig0td Auditor. appointed hv tie
Orphans Court % rarhrta Count f,s report upou
the exceptions dIeG 20 h. account of James Lat
ringer Guardian q q ' ard y. +. NcDermift,
ant restate sIif account viii 81 for the pm pose
1f his appointment al the c. ar HHuse in EhcnS-
burg. on tlp~uAY. r. dsv - FEHEU Rv. next
a. G'CLoCK p ". when and whrre parties inter
estes rfay attend 10 they think proper
It's EPH NcTffIS AID. i uditOr.
E.ncfts burr Ian -. ls-l.-3L
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

nTSSOLUT1ON.-Thc partnership
- harctuflr, existing li'tvysru ihr Uudrr-
.ignri in the uercln lie hus.ness having tdts tay
been dissolve hy mutual consent all prTeuns in
detfrJ To sail frtn as we'll q ihe estate uf Z.
"a shields decd. will hud TO 90 their advantage
TO call and settle re Urc the lSt day % Fch
rlary nest a- tlI accounts then remaining unpaid
will certainty hs placed 10 tUe hands "t an officer
fer rofIccttuu Meantime ant until everything 10
he store, Is i.frn-e uf tII kind Of go1js VIII be
sIII tt actual tu order tu close uut business
Now 90 the rime therefor 10 -eeur- such bargains
O. 10 uther dealer eau tfJc,i "a Vive-
J. T. SHIELDS.
Il. L. Shields.
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Ia:a ayl i.Ya 9s.9.sfYYss sAi..

| .'. ET."r-.=gHl Id-r- :sT sale hts valuable
q '.F .. '.r--H.. township. Cam urla county.
F. f- " prspertI 90 Christian
tanning fdl -crts uut allow
. 5000 Arsa- uf v h.~h Hre cicar,i. uu-
.II 90 r.ts. .u4 Hi- state OF ulfivtriau,
.. ..s-e E-.-r .l- setrHE every heLd--
r.. ...I a.r esrEi-t % q Frame Feuzs
o.. H.l.- ..r. ngHf.ff1.t me t.-.re~ty .. .'i
l Together 90 Boo parts. as purchasers raay
trs... a Ulr-~E ansB LOT .- .lrral,town
u. '.' .....s.-- titr 81 T.twrcuce Hotel. ucw
. .aa.-l's H' Frsiiusut Sier ani others
80 .-.' .- q .F.-stHrg plank 1uiidlu-. IS feet
I--L back tl ts in good condition.
't.'. q EHfl So lIe AMI other huibitu-s
... -a.-. ls well as apple aud various
H." -.l-.asr.e Hfrr uIic f5r either OF both af
a '- properties ui'l be- accepted. Nsss is
. "f- t--u sr herue ~ ttsu re a
FRA Nt-IS A. BUCK.
---'.. Fl... N.T - ISIS 2n-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

THE most absent mind sd man was rot the
man who hunted for his pipe when he had
u hefV-,-u his teeth. nor TIE one who thrsw W
his hat ou1 Ut The window amt tried 10 hang
his cigar on a peg uo INT the man who
un: his umbrella To bed and went aud stood
behind he door.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

Disastrous "IF." j ohm Henry used to
go 10 see a girl dswu on Seventh s.reet, but
he dopsn't do any more since The hired
,,i,.I cave him awav He tells his own story:
lyon ser." he sand. ''shs yas mighty hice
girl aud liked Tier tnuT- Intensely Than q
life, insurance agent talks EP bis business,
and / called arUuud ON Thar iaisti evening 10
s... her bur a minute on little matter We
had bceu talking ahout. Rud " hen Iht wood-
en- headed hired girl came 70 the door l
asked for Miss B!ank. ::ud the girl saiii she
didu't think she was EXACTLY ready L. see
company. aud Unuld ! wait l told LeF 10
see tle vouug lady aud -rii ErE wanted 20
s.s,. her idSt a minute and sbr us.-,ili't dress
unless she was Undress-,!. a say the girl
went aId presently ! heard Ii-r sing ont,
Miss BLANC Mr. John Henry II ia tHa par
lur aud wants TO Sse son minnie, aud he
saws yoH needn't dress = Nnu arc uudress
ed 9" That If fxrh me AMI - ord Was seut
down that Miss Blank was rui 81 home to
NJ John Henry, aIad NT. .l"!I hrnry has
not beeu hack siuuo. e. t'lacsDf.~.' -tDss
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

however, or riding double with her so L
got off at the turn, and, leading my horse
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

WIVES. What the true man wants with
wife Is her compauiouship, sympathy
aud love. The way of life has Uauv dIea
~ places ia IL. and man needs compsu-
ION To go with him. 4 man is sometimes
overlaken by misfortuues he meets with
failure and defeat trials and temptations
beset him, aud be needs o4e 10 stand ny
aud sympathize. He has some hard bat
lies 20 fight with poveriy, enemies and
with sin and he needs "a woman that,
when he puts hiS arms around her, lie fee Is
that he has something 10 fight for /; she
will help him To fight that viii pat hcT
lips 10 his eaI any whisper words of COIN
sci, and her hand to his heart aud impart
inspiration. All through life. through
StnrIa aud through sunshine, conflict aud
victory, through adverse aud favoIiug
winds. man needs a voman'S love, and 4
mothers love Win hardly supply the ueed.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

reason or his being disguised az girl That
1aY. He had been stonnino un az C,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

y DUTCH9IAN once met an Irishnan on
lonely highway. A. they Wef. each siuiied,
thinking he knew The other. Pat, ou seeing
his mistake remarked with a look of disap-
poiutneHt, "EaIih, an l thought if WAS
vsH. an Vou thought 10 was me, aud lis
naythur af US" ''Yasv, dat iS dru. I am
auudrr man. stisfi you il Hgi ynurseif. aud We
some oderpodies.' remarked the Dutch
man.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-01-24

''SAw LOCGTNG' ~ NEVADA chute
is laid from The rivers brink MP tne steep
mountain 10 the iailioad, aud while we
are telling i, the monster logs aIU rushing,
laundering, l5 ing, lcap.H- doUu lie de-
Cliviiy. They come with the SpreG cf
thundeIbolf, and somewhat CO. ( roar. !
track oF Gre and smoke follow .heu-G 9
struck by their friction with iie chute los.
They descend the 400 igal Of chute III
fourteen seconds. Ia doing so hey drop
700 feet p sypeudicularly. Iucy srIIke the
deep water nf the pond Uijh a report that
can be heaEd a mile distant. Logs FIRED
from a cannon could CsIcely bave greater
velocity tban they have II the foot OF ihe
chute. Their average velocity Is over 100
feet iu a second throughout the entire dis
. lance, and at the ii slant they leap fr~~'
the month their - eed must bs fully 200
feet per secuud. \ sugar T. ne icE SONG
times weighs ten tUus. " at a missile
How .ha wafer is dashed INTO Ia air
Like grand plume oi diamonds and rain
bows, The icitheTy spray - huglvd - TIE
height uf 100 feet. 1t forms she EsauGrst
f1uataiii ever baheid. How the GJers Of
the puuI foam aud see he and lash against
the shore One log, having spent IL iol &C
by I;S mad plunge into the deep waters,
has Heated 50 as - be al IiEht aug les y TIA
the path of tlle ds ssccudiHC usOuSitvS. The
mouth Of tie chute - perhaps til cen fe'
above tht surface If ihr Naier- = huge
log hurled fram the chute cipaves lie sir
and alighls on the floating J. =. ga kuyw
how a bullet giauces, bat Can yOu imagine
. saw log giaucing The end strikes With
a heavy shock, but gltder otiickiy past for
= short Instance, then a ci4ah like the Ie
verbegation of artillery, the falling leg
springs $50 feet vertically into the air. and,
/ with a curve like = rocket falls into The
pond seventy yards from the log it slInck.
( -Tl1Ickcc NeU RepH5LteIr.
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hours OF his absence. II Is the worst DOS.
sihla ecnnnrnr L., donri,ro a. I'll
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them duly authenticated for settlenent
PETER A. BERTRAM, Executor
Carroll Twp, gan "A. 1879 -Gt
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iiStfo .wSI v1Iy IIIutuu
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when / recovered, Jacks face was
bending teude,ly aveT me, and Jack
voice uttei iag loviaG words. ] put my
arm about hIs neck aud erred like weak
babv.''
..Aren-, vou burt. Jack -
''%ot a bit dearest. Devarges is dis
,bied. though. with a pistol wound in his
leg. 'Tisn't very severe, but viii prevent
his escape
20 Jack, how came you here -
Who, Vtu see, when we parted his
iaJ.Bjng, Neil, thought d never see you
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-15
IOWA ELECTION.

CnIcAoo, October 14.-Returns from
eight polling places in Iowa give Gear,
Republican, 1858; TrimbIe,e Democrat,
l, Jos; Campbell, Greenback, 2Sl. These
give no decided idea as to the gain or
losses.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, October 14.-Har.
din County, SO far as heard from, gives
the Republican State ticket large ma.
iority.
MuscATINE, Ia, October IA. About
a three.iourths vote was polled in this
county. 1t is estimated that Gear will
have from 800 to 400 majority in the
county.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, October l4.-Tbis
county is closei returns meagre. The
Republicans elected their State ticket and
two Representatives. O., l0u
DEsMolNEs, October l4.-The dav has
been fine and pleasant throughout the
State, and the contest for Governor in
most localities was exciting and hard
fought, with full vote in almost every
case. There is nothing reliable from the
State as whole.
| ION Congress, to fill vacancy, Thompson,
Republican, received 503 votes. and Gal.
houn, Democrat and Greenbacker l99, n
Republican gain OF 3sl. The nine pre-.
cincts reported SO far show. a Republican
gain Of ia.
CHICAGO, October 14-Returns from 1G
voting places in Iowa give Gear 4.4S2
Trimble 1877, Campbell GS2. Outside OF
these Gear has in various polling places
2,l49 majority. So far as reported the Re
publicans have gained in all cases but
one.
MARsHALLTowN, Ia, October l4.-Frank.
lin county will give Gear an unusually
large majority.
CouNciL BLuFFs, October 14,-This
county is estimated Republican BY 100 ma.
jority. Much scratching.
DEs MONIES, October IA, II 80 p. NJ
At this hour the returns received by tho
Republican State Committee and by the
State Register indicate that the Republican
majority on the. State ticket over both the
Democratic and Greenback tickets will be
at least 10000. Mr.. Ruunells, Chairman
ot the State Committee, estimates that II
will be $1,000. This will be a gain of
2h0OO over two years-ago and 10000 over
last year.
In the Fifth Congressional District
Thompson, Republican, is undoubtedly
elected over Calhoun, Fusion.
The Legislature returns indicate that
the Republicans will have majority on
Joint ballot Of 85.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-15

Wheat is still tending upward. 1t
reached 81 Az at Baltimore Yesterday, and
!ae price in this market for No. / was
u y, % 1t is selling at this price up at
Washington, Pa. The Reporter, of yester.
'ay evening, says:
" Wheat is selling at 81 % to-day in
Washington, Thisis a little more than 1t
IS IS worth in Baltimore, freight and COM
G1lsslon 1sl.on added. Our wheat buyers are
ISasAlnTg fellows, and when they cannot
oGy y IRON farmers they buy from each
Ssner. %Mer. On Saturday Messrs Howden &
HHloert Hit bought two car loads from George
The Mark Lane Express comments this
morning arc still Of discouraging char.
aHer' and We see no reason to look fol
any =, general reaction in the present price,
'ne Nessrs. Pollock, Of the Pacific Mills
mere were selling their best brand o.
H"ur at 50 80 by the dray load yesterday