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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01
TERMS. s1U A YEAR.
Autumn DAYS.


To-day, across her pensive face
Sad nature draws veil of mist,
As if to hide the pallid cheeks
And whiten'd lips that death has kiss'd.
And summer Hes with folded hands;
Her happy, sunny tasks are done;
The paths she trod are sere and brown;
The leaves are dead her fair hands hung.
The sun looks like a golden moon;
His strength wanes with the waning year.
a mournful whisper in the air
Doth tell us oil the dark days near. -
Oh, saddest days OF all the year,
You do beget thoughtful mood;
The leafiess trees, the barren fields,
Teach lessons easily understood.
= But as gaze upon the scene,
Behold the golden butterflies
Rise from the stubblS, bare and brown,
And seem to pierce the misty skies.
And so l hope, when comes TO us
The dreary autumn-time OF life,
When from our souls the chains are loos'd,
SO may we soar from toll and strife.
When death doth kiss our pallid lips,
May we, cen like the butterflies,
Find wings on which to soar from earth,
Until, like them, we reach the skies.
Faith Walton.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01
Gold Coinage.

A Washington dispatch says; The
average coinage of the last fifteen years
of eagles has been less than 5000, 900 an
nually, and of half eagles about $3.50, 900
annually, and of quarter eagles less than
$1,000 annually. For the five years
prior to the suspension of specie pay
ments in 1861, the average annual coin
age of eagles was less than 100000, of
half eagles about 100000 and ofquarter
eagles about 100000.
During the last fiscal year the coinage
of the United State was: Double eagles,
$37, ,234, $40 eagles, $ ,03l ,440 halfeagles
SI,442, 1870; quarter eagles, 81, l66,9OO
showing that the average annual coinage
of eagles has been increased over 500 per
cent; the coinage of half eagles has been
increased nearly 600 per cent, and of
quarter eagles more than 1000 per cent,
so that the demand for gold coin of small
denominations has been more than anti
cipated.
OF the gold coin now in the treasury
vaults, there is of these smaller denomi-
nations an amount exceeding the coin
age of the last year, which is stated
above. The actual figures are as follows: (:
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

Iowa has an agricultural college that
gives a course Of domestic science and
art, with an experimental kitchen for the
use of the Sophomore and Junior girls.
A creamery for teaching the art of butter
making is in full operation, and veteri-
nary department, with a full course of
instruction, has been estaE lished.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

Total amt OF gold in Treasury $780, ,00l, $50
The above represents the actual gold
that now lies in the vaults OF the trea-
sury-nine-tenths of it being in the sub
treasury at New York-accumulated by
Secretary Sherman for resumption pur-
poses.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01
Rates of Advertising.

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements coll
lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
JOB work, Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01
TIMELY TOPICS.

There are $4,000 dentists in the United
States, who annually extract 10000, 900
teeth, manufacture and insert 5000, 900
artificial teeth, and hide away in the
cavities of carious teeth three tons of
pure gold, to say nothing about the tons
of mercury, tin, silver and other metals
employed in Filings"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

A Wyoming Territory man won $40
in wager by eating twenty pigs feet.
This was pigs feat, indeed.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

The report is without foundation that
the Limberger cheese factories in this
country are not making (s)cent. .--I%eu-
benUiLle Chronicle.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

A strong feeling of animosity is grow
ing up between Russia and Germany,
and there are politicians and journalists
on both si6es who make no secret OF
their wish for trial of strength between
the two countries. Germany is certain
ly taking precautions that seem to pro-
vide for the worst. Ten thousand work
men are laboring on the Notifications of
the fortress of Thorn, which is called
the Strasbourg of Germany's eastern bor-
der. The fortress of Posen has also been
immensely strengthened and enlarged,
and can now accommodate a large army.
A considerable part of the indemnify
payments made by France has been ex-
pended upon these Notifications and in
furnishing them with enormous stores of
provisions and ammunition.
No fewer than l24 persons were killed
and 3,032 manned or injured in the
streets of London during the last year,
and a total of $3.50 persons, who were
suffering from accidents or other causes,
were taken by the police to the hospitals.
The number of dog seizures is remarka-
bic, the total being 30,687, of which &c.
692 were sent to the Dogs Home, 1878
restored to owners and III "otherw wise
disposed of" 81 cabs and l04 stage
carriages "new and improved" were
put on the streets, and no less than S91,-
l95 worth of property left in cabs or
omnibusses was deposited at police
headquarters. Ofthis sum $3.50, 200 were
claimed.and restored, and the remainder,
our authority says, returned to the
drivers or conductors. Cline and
drunkenness have considerably in
creased. A total of S3,746 arrests were
made, 1896 of which were for drunk
enness and disorderly conduct The
number of indictable offences against
property was l4,4O9, of which 759 were
committed in houses which were left
without keepers; and, as further COM
mentary on the carelessness of house
holders, it is said that II, ll6 doors and
,766 windows were found by the police
either open or insecurely fastened at
night A little more than fifty-fve
miles of streets have been added to the
London area, the number of new houses
being II, 1877, while 6,552 more were in
course Of erection.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

Mr.. Cole, in his work on the horses
foot, says that the average driving-horse,
at its normal gate, will raise his foot at
least fifty times minute, or 1900 times
an hour, and all four feet at this rate co.
600 times a day of five hours work.
Now if the horse is earring shoe of
two OUNCES unnecessary weight, he will.
in this days travel, waste power and
force enough to move weight of $500
pounds. And yet some trotters are
made to carry a shoe of more than three
pounds weight, at speed under three
minutes, when shoe weighing half
that is regarded as sufficiently heavy for
driving and road horses generally.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1879-10-01

The incomes derived from trades and
professions in Great Britain are stated to
be somewhat larger than in the United
States. The schedule for the last fiscal
year, just published by the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, shows that ninety
persons exercising trades and professions
in Great Britain enjoy incomes exceed
ing $3.50, 900; that 994 of them enjoy in
that 1870 enjoy incomes of between
1926, 900 and $4,000; $50 incomes of be-
tween S20,0o0 and $25, 600; 1924 in
comes of between $4,000 and $2O, ZOO;
l2,4O3 incomes of between $4,000 and
$4,000, and l,497 incomes of between
$4, 500 and $4,000.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

horse restaurants here, and two -
looms. The owner of ono of tfle latter
II III Salt Lake buying billiard fables.
liquors, etc
There are wintering II this VILLAGE.
valley ard mines. including Big Lest
river, about 200 men and nine farai
lies.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18
THE TRIALS or a PHRExOLO-
GEST

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,.e+ 60. ss-E;r. p.t.- 80. -
blesssa s.;.ntew
Tho Prafssxar signea any .aar
madam
..Dan,t xe,s IL aft.,er dear ma,I..nius
n.,p snsn,,a8 ,be wido,ve5 r,o,ts+
..Y,s,s GOOD loatir, hpt ;va sssca
Mixes bIarnev bas been sbtorpe, -
fl. bl;ss;a crave I,ll tata M cher
The prosssssar c,l.,r1a an5 j. A.ie
his modification he s,,,o,e.; down ana
csrsssea tba c.rrotv crani,,n .f ne
,o,pe,.st Mecinn
.Madam allow me- Is examine this
Eel,ila,s bea.l-T can sec tbat there i
something II IN
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

PAssANANrR. tie would-be assassin
Of he King of Italy. has been CON
dernued TO death. He refuses o APP
peal from tbs decision. saying he
wishes to die soon
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

THE revolution in Eayti still threat
ems the overthrow II Canal. The
whole narthern portion IS in arms,
The President thiags he viii save the
Government.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18
Momce.

In the matter of the estate OF David Mines. de-
ceased.
In the Probate Court of Boise county. Idaho Tsr-
ritory.
EzaLlzA MTINgS. THE EXEoUTRlx OF THE
- estate of David Mines, deceased having. on
the ESD day of October, a. n 1878. auly presented
70 this Probate Court petition in dns form. ver-
nsG by her oath praying for order os sale af all
ceased for the purposes therein forth, it is there.
re ordered by the Judge of said Court that an
persons interested in tho 81 said dreeasa APP
sd DAY Of November. = D. 1873. at eleven o'clock
in tbs forenoon If said day. ~ the Court roeu et
said probate Coprg in Idaho City, County Of Rais%
l. Il. to show cause Way order should net be
granted 50 tine said Fxsrtsflx 10 sell Sh the real
tate and personal property Ct the said deceased sS
pnhe private sale. and that copy af this order
be published at least fnur successive weeks IN thu
rIdaho Sasni.Wsekly NaFli." newspaper printed
and published in idaho City, Boise county, and
Territory of Idaho. I. $. HARF.
Probate Judge.
ipAito cIrY, octeha- aath. a n. 1s5s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

book. in nv line. not fonnd in nay steels
lofder, be Pfoeurtd in the shortest possible
'astern pricss--iny facilities for sUsolay he
II and expsdlt ems, lJnyea IL. sS.S-tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

Tax Julia mine IS pumping water
into the satro tunnel. The relations
between the two companies are sstis-
faetorv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

inAuo cIrY, octebag aath. 4. \. ls5s.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18

ae safsa week in ynar owa town. s. oaFit free.
8 SEsNo risk. Rsad,r. il yen want business st
VIII ch persons OF either make great pay AL
he sile they work, write for particulars to Il.
Il kz1--z- SUs .Fors.aaa, Maine. {3une4'7s-ly
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-18
Harper's Magazine,
1870.
Illustrated.

The volumes Of the Magazine begin
with The Numbers for June and December
of each year When no time Is specified,
1t will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to begin with the current Number
, 1879-06-11

posing that 10 which the Clerk mar bctpn1. Ifd
was unwilling Tint 4 statute should be passed
which: f,,r thc f]rst fins in the history Of lie
country, inlected nolitfcs into the ilrtcs OF
courts. Iet there DO no such thing al politics
reeountzcd In law. which uiuht Ia
nv, ,,,.r,y v,,u ~, v,v
T.. ,s t....... 20 -, -. 49, 49,, ,....tu ~.
~ uss !ntsle.t 81 Rotst NV a'o lo't'ce niS
asaGuancn. te1 sooull oe aooptcn.
,t M1. eaaaot1 ea.,su aties.!o1 - 'ne laet inat
~ g y'sSxus TX n.o t'caaea lus INT 1asoIs nAn
rasGu ~ poin1 q osuss akah'si tae a'nGnu' nt;
,,".t, c .c.saH IT, III" % an Mapa."a 3a Ne
sa,at H. RtGatc ,at t1S' @ t,au evSr neem pespe'
f1hn msrHolil narnctrstr,1 whet, h. nfna,,aI fnr
fair iuroes, It was tho urandest joke Of tjle
nineteenth century. Everything else pstcd be.
fore the geuttesnan's patent for q fatr election
tn tile SoutlIrrn states.
After further debatc the amendment was re-
icctcd
MR. CANNON
Offered an amendment n+ovt,,,no that. in the
cvcnt flst IN f'ierk ~ ~" f,nnrt aon. mi ~ h.
Inv ,n anr nntittcaf nariv th.n tha ,rors shaI1
fn seiorteI ~ nn,v nrovi,'ai nr 1sw "'@''
rl,c amcnd,nnnt "a. re,ac,s,,
IN mntnn ~ H. Ein,~r sn an.nanor, ~,
adontetl nrnvfainr fiat In nsma. ns I',-,rs
shsI Ia nianed In he hn1 hr it,a rial. ~ o,
Commis,fonsr sitsrnatsjy, %x,thont @ r.iercnce n
10 nartr aiIl,IsUous.n ~'~.
m m1otnn ~ IL uso,,,,. ,b. ,.r- -a,.r~ ,,,,.
of irnT. IN H. varior. Tss,,trtss rcas nx. ~
al IN -"
, 1879-06-11
SHIRTS.
8FGIIRT8s
SHIRTS '!|'.I.I
WILSON BROS.

Use only the BEST ma
terials, employ none but
SKILLED help in their
manufacturing depart
nent, and pro due Q
goods not EQUALED in
quality, FINIsH, and
PRICE.
They invite your pa
tronage.
G& 90 Westinghouse, Chicago.
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS:
, 1879-06-11


lpWA-loRap, Harrison County. ...-......
h'Fs"a0' lows c9p1EnE;i pEE;S... uuo,tKs RINK
h0'''@nm'' fo*e'''ekeoonGiy:w Giy:wrs 4 CLARK
'''a' ''e''tn'' ''e'', e'a'if. 4 II. AMpLEn.
Muscattnc. Muscaline County.
's@' ''''e' ~o'ni}}7n nii}}Y7En 4 r1rc1rATR1oK.
Newton. Jspes County. ........ s....
' '' L. g. BUrLRr
e''' ''e~ ' ROBERT LUCAS
s'' '''|sA''' e''4''' BROWN B1sllop
oseaola. C1atk County.
oskaiooss, Nahmka County: {:.. ,..,o.,,
ottumwa, wspe1lo County. -''0 ''''''-''
nook u.ptd. 1ron couotys n'l1h'' "aN""o'
= atour f,ttv 7yoodhprv conntv. - - AAAF'
linton. csd.r County. chAsA q fAfAo"'
Io'edo' 1ams County sr1,1,n1R,& x1snr.
Waterloo. Black u.xk Enun;1. EHnVin!et q AAiSAS
v,.,.. .,..,... c.uz.x oEol'oE ol'D""f'
KANsAs-AtehtsoD. A'ch'.sSn GHeanIy; X w..o,vr,
nuritusame. ossse County. ,,,,, r,,o,.,,
cou,,, oro,, Mari. conn,v WI. THOMSON.
%VaAGh 0aNtp7 EHVAAA
r,do,,to n,,,,, con,t1! t5!wSsos nERrRAH'
LhfA A1EriE hSo"LEs.
Lawrence, pous,.. County. DANIEL CHASE
1.es7snwofth. Leavea1orth cou1tis,n ,nn,swn,.n
,,....,,.. II. dislS"ohu'
Topeka, Shawnee cqsnt2y; snt2y; ,-.,, . ,,uvsov
,,,.... o..,.,,, rIE.Gshf. rEGh. RYAN 'ohSsoN'
'"4enHar soas"lcx eouat5it n nA1nrnsron
Hlch!aAH-cold"ater' brsnca Ge9Giyxi \ vntaur.
Detroit, wayne County, s''e = "
Grand RAPIDS, Kent couriY. - ''NN' ''1N''
, 1879-06-11

was summoned in ree4 10 the nasurs
Of tie evidence be ID give, ana
had. therefore, pro. bis summoua
under false pretanse.. Ssisor Ksrnaa and
othors thought tic acttol-9s} the part OF tho
Committee would be con 81 - refusal to
pay The fees because the "a +: jas had not testi-
ssc1 as 'e waa desired to ID; md the motion was
lost,-thrce Democrats voting with tho Rcpub-
1fcans against It.
The Committee then cleared tho room and
took up the case OF Senator Ingalls,. Mr..
ingalls,. who Is d member OF this Commltteo
on Privileges and Elections, withdrew 30 tliat
/. might not bo said he had taken undue
advantage Of his accusers In advocating
and voting for decision in his favor.
A final decision was not reached 10 tile matter.
but during tho discussion four Democrats cx-
nrcsscd themselves in favor OF entering upon an
iusc.t!gatlon, while two Democrats and two RI.
pubicaps vero Of the opinion that tie circu'n-
stances la.tl before the Committee did not wae-
rant such q proceeding. The two Democrats
who arc imposed to an Investigation arg sup
posed to be Senators Hill ",nl Vance, II they
remain Of their present opinfon until vots Il
reached the matter will BE- dtspoted Of unfayos-
ably for the memora1ata who arc gushing 1t.
To ths s!satt,a 4.,oetastd t,stsa ,..
tee On Privilege. a1al Elections Of :he Senate con-
tfnued tho spotfur1- Kellogg case to-day. Sens.
tyr Kellogg at'd Judge Bonf1ord werc present.
No witnesses were examined, thov not being It
han5. but each atdc announced that some "efe
cxptctctl.
Mr. salisbury suggested that all the tesF-
mony possible oc got In before the adjournment
| Of Congress, which wat cxuected at the close OF
| thfs week or at the BEGINNING OF next, y as
doubted whether a majority OF TIE Committee
| could BE- held here after tho adjournment
The af!fdavits heretofore offered In evidence
, 1879-06-11

ARIZONA rnH-rhosn'1' n'F'SsPt % ceu9tz Z. mz%scooK.
Frescott, Yavapal County. ,,.,,,, ,r,.,,o
co1onApo-csuon CITY. Fson9nt siS GoT!sz;; # srxy
pen'eF' N'&'.ao' e@ELfs. s,t1rn MACON.
oeofee'o"n' e'eeF creek f3nsMs}ia fT3ioMia MITCHELL.
DAKOTA 7Rpe.a"eeaj tTseGfs i. nasea9a6'i4cnzn
~S1 '""~''A ~''' +. @. SMITH.
lLLlSo's-"'''0' mercer isssEhk;rr ia1sshkrr WHARTON.
h'0"'o'ne'on' AsA'aa WELDON 1%SiEIGoN & MeNutrA.
Canton, Fulton County, , u.,v
Carmt, whits County. ,,,.,ro,v
N"-'''''''' ~''s' ~'''' F1cKL1N & F1CKL1N.
chtcseo. Cook County vouop ~ pt,,uurp
Decatur. Macon County. -, .,,,>,,
GENERA, Kama County. :, ,,,,,,,v
A''''0'fe'k'' '''"'s'''''' s'c {. n. bliss.
''ek'qGo1''hi MoIisisSN WfiiTIJtK iJtK &1rrp1Ncorr.
'e'''''''e' ''''e' e'& a&onoH ". I1EHpMAN.
'''"es'"' Ns HoDL1T STOKES.
AS'''""' ~'A'~ ~S'''s' T. j. GOLDEN.
"0nm'u'"' "''aiI aThWAWi. sW;i PHELPS d GRIEF.
1'"''s'' : e LODGE 4 HUSTON.
S''''''' 'taa'' 0eo"''' j. N. READING.
~.
A'''''''' wM. ]. Mccoy.
Oregon, os'e County, ~ n,,rcurn
ott.v.. 1,s.,,o couuty. E. E. DoA~'N'"
't'"""' ''-'~"' o''' &. s. ELpnEDaK.
raxton, Ford County. .,,,,,r
pek,,,. r.zave,l coun,,. a. '"''- ~
p.or,x Peoria County,. a. D. :" A'''
CkATTY BROS. 4 uLRic1I
PetenourKhs hcnafa County r ~. ,,esnrtRY.
p,,t.n.,d, p,to County. - '1@N
1'''''so' '' 1s"' Tr1os wonTHlNaToN.
Quincy Adams eoon1y; r1Iy{;;uorr 4 RICHARDSON.
Rockford. Wlonee'so County. r. NJ nnAzsE.
shelbyE'lle. shc'bs corrin,tH{nH orrin,tH{nHvrou l. u.M11y.
Springfield ssosam0a f9sptyS;s FxTrSs l. 1AsrHtEt,.
Sullivan. aonls''a County, ALVIN p. GREENE.
syc'moFe' p'h&'0 county LOWELL q cAnNgs.
&AGriIEMsoN d MACPHERSON.
''' ~""'ANA II. ". MATTHEW'S
'an'A''' sA'e''' s'u''' !. p. VAN ponsros.
"Atseka- 1ros uo'' County. srrAnya 4 Aruos.
1Sp1AsA-Al0'on No0'' eo'n''' ruos. II. EElLs.
c.,.,po,,, ~, conntv. cAAs' n. TRAVIS
ero"a CUNT A-Ao ~e"'''' WOOD WOOD.
ROBERT srRATToNs
MERn1CK b TRAVIS.
Goshen, EIxhaft County.
WILSON d DAVIS
aun.tnxton. Huntington county .corr
,,...., r,,,,,1 1oehfh e. eeoA -
Ken.l.nd, Newton County. o,nprrv
- ,,,.-,,c. +. obhlks'
e.,., n.ns g, ,,..,n coun,x II. l. hhh"'
,..,. t,. Luclue HUBBARD
Remington Jasper County, uw arynrn,
LETT" heu'e' ''s' e'a"''' II, G. HUNTER, JR.
sa'p@ss''o' fo''e' e''a''' r. j. MEnR1FtELp,
IoWA-Adel. DAllAs County. ,,.-. ,x,,,,n,.
]. s. STACY.
, 1879-06-11

9pee1a1 Dispafch to 1as 7fteHns.
WARRINGTON, D. t.. June 10-The House
naescd d resolution fixing the time Of 6ual
,t1torrnmrn. nj concrtsa T,,ckdav NOM. Thera
~. h., an. ttIs.ont,sc votcs
"A7 NAV s'o >A'es, s"s." ...
" LUG ts'' TIE ~ y. VIZ eesslo. u'o tlua'1 ~, "1s
nut one moro b'l1 10 pass.-tne Army oht' laat
viii probably be passed before adjournment tq-
morrow, The altitude of tho Republicans ~ to
,1ta ttti ia mt n. ret defnrd There fs n anita
i =. ,,..,., =. 80, t., g.. hIu - tho
eI"s. 4, 49,. 49, n.,,s.s. IA, .s."s, =. -.
Eto11'u e'at ", llsa'oe.t WI h'Rn ~ aua aaas
TIC l)esnocfats uaFe maae such concessions "a
, 1879-06-11
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS --- NE" COURT


DROIsOkAI4S --- NEW COURT
i H0UBE' -
rhs board of Commissioner of Cook County. ILL.,,
Vii receive propokall at tho office Of tho Clerk of no
q AishiEia;sI; G1ic.xo IT. e. Mondsy IT, H. I'D I'D
hss!nH tsn. ., !.not mstte;tsi t a1d T@ot1sn,!p @
art oa.s !n tbs CIt{ Of Chicago. IT.. accotdlnE 70
seee OF JaMss J. Eaan. Architect, Hoom 10 HAHley
putdtng. ChfcAKo
lem No. t-CaspeutTy.
Item No. I-FfaiterinK.
Ntm No. 3-Pre.Proof Work.
1Hm No f-FIumblnX and ~. Fitting.
lien No. t-AtEaul. Heating Aud VeutilettnE.
fopoAls will be fceoty for Of the AboTo
'ttms II tht option ot tbs bidder.
s.s eor e ~ order OF their application 1t tbs Ar.
EGaft 040E4
Ita bidder ws,l b required to dc psnai bond. With
lsotpptpFed sufeke4 in tho amount required by tho
Soaa that Be- Wy enter
rated form of ProposAl will bo obtained 1t the Ar
fNtsa once, and each proposal must b accompanied
ftltopY OF this advertisement.
etot.t not uAde Ia regular form liable to rejcc
t9 II the discretion Of tho HoaF Of Eomnsstorcr1.
~ right to 1eIsct any Of Ill blds Is testfred.
Signed. etc.
h, r. c. KI.0KKE.
, 1879-06-11
RECt1NS1'ksd}1S1'G OF UNIT
~ Ed STATES SFATENT.oFFICE BUILDING.


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, 1879-06-11

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-14
A IInndsonne ComnlIment.


We take the liberty, unknown to the
recipient, OF reproducing the following
compliment from the pen OF Editor Nor:
ris, OF the Richie Gazette, to the senior
member OF the lNTELLIdENcRR firm:
The gentleman whose name heads this
article Is one Of the most prominent. in
Journalism in this State, and occupies a
peculiar and distinctive position. He is,
us Is well known, one OF the proprietors
OF the wheeling INrELLtGENcER Nowhere
in newspaper office is he at a loss. He
Is practical printer, and learned the
business in i 'ts de ails, being master Of
1t. lie can set type, run press, or write
an editorial. He exercises general
supervision over the typographical and
financial department. Of the LNTRLLIG ENcER
establishment. II a new piece OF ma.
chinery comes into the office, It is Mr..
trew who first understands It's working,
he making. 1t u study until he can put Il
together II necessary. II anything goes
wrong, he sets itright. II a press breaks
down ut three O'Clock in the morning,
straightway Mr.. Frew Is sent for, and
remedies the trouble. He is an inventor
- N'"'"' NO'lSe9j Auu utlllEea tnetn III tne
lNTELLIdESCER establishment. From early
morning till midnight, and sometimes
later, he pursues the even tenor OF his way
quietly, attending to his duties, always
where he is needed, wasting nothing Ia
vain effort. He has been public printer
for West Virginia and is member Of the
Board OF Commissioners OF Ohio county
at present. BY industry he has asmasset
a competence, aud resides in ma Sniiicenl
mansion, elegantly furnished, whore Ia
and his accomplished wife, Mrs. Mary
tFe%, are ever ready to offer hospitality
to their friends. Certainly John Frew {
remarkable man, and deserves the sue
cess he has achieved. F''S