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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03
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wOOD.-At MAtIn's Ferry, OhlS, June list, 1870,
LCCIE JUDsON WOOD, daughter Of Joel and Elizabeth
Wood, Ia the nineteenth year Of her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, Thurs
daY, June 9Th, At 10 O'Clock A, n,
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AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTORS SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

The undersigned executors Of the last will and ties.
lament Of John PairSOn, late Of Ohio county, deceased,
will sell At public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF JUNE, 1879,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the bome farm Of
said John talrSOn, containing $50 ACRES, more or les.
said land Is situate about three miles from West
Alexander, Penna., and about one mile south Of Val.
ley Grove POsioflce, and the line Of the W, Il. &B.
milroad, In Ohio county, West Virginia; Is very fer.
tile, we'll waiered, lies we'll, and has on II two good
orchards Of select fruit, 4 large brick dwelling and
tEo good tenement houses, a good barn, stable, corn
cribs, sheep houses, and other OutbuIIdInS, With good
~feGcing.
Said1and can be conveniently divided into two or
more farms, and will be sold together or In parcels 10
suit purchasers.
TERMS OF SALE.-one-fourth Of the purchase money
land As much more rs the purchaser may elect TO payl
In cash, and the remainder IN four equal annual pay.
nentS, With Interest from the day Of sale, the plr-
chaser giving negotiable notes secured by deed Of
trust on the property for the deferred pAyments,
persOhs deslTing further information In regard to
aid land are referred TO the undersigned executors
ut Valley Grove POstoihce, W. Va, or 10 /, I. Jones,
attorney at law, Wheeling, ". Va.
EDWARD {. McCAUSLAND,
m~y9OruYrAw Executor, DC.
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TIME TABLE.
ELM GROVE RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, April LIST, 1879, the
" CInJ on the Wheeling and Elm Grove B. z. will
run rs follows: CaD will leave the city corner Mar
ket aud Eleventh s~tIeetG) and Etamm'SA al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

ThC Late letter OF bishop whittIe, Of
VirgInIa,-ReN. J. q. Armstrong; PO'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03

TnE twelfth annual meeting Of the
State Medical Society meets at Martins
burg tomorrow, the 4th, at 9 p. NJ. DR..
a. II. Kuust, Of Weston, First Vice PTesi-
dent, will preside. DR.. NJ. F. Hullihen,
of this city, is Secretary. No doubt the
Society will be Hospitality entertained by
the good people Of Martinsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-03
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

pErAxruRs OF rRAlEs-wHERLnxo ttnE.
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GARRARD COTNrY.


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(Condcnsed nom Advooaicl
Joseph IT, Reynolds and Miss Lizzie
r. Sinkhorn were married on the i2th.
The lawson Gray place, Of 20 acres
on the Peuyvillc pike, was rented Mon.
day, at about $3.50 per acre.
The Directors Of the Boyle County
Fair Cnew Association) met on last Sstur-
day and declared dividend Of eleven per
cent. on the capital stock, hcsidcs leaving
a surplus on hand for contingencies.
John Taylor [white,) for life, Harry
Andrews, John Smith, Jim Cowan and
Jim Landlord, all colorcd, for two to sis
years, for house-breakine, arson and for.
gerry. were the Boyle recruits to the Peni.
tertiary.
90 Of the thirty .four indictments found
At the late term Of the Circuit Court, but
two were for selling liquor, nolwilhstand-
ing the fact that there Is no liquor allowed
to be sold in Danvile, and still there Is A.
much drank as when IT, sale was authorized
nv law
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Two Desirable Residences
IN sTAHF0RD-
FOR RENT

l desire ~ Ieht tho hoase and lot nos Ocoupied
by X ". Wearon The house contains ample
room, 10 peasantly situated and has all the
aary 0utbuildings. Possession will ho given Oc-
tober lat.
Al.o the cottage adjOining J. n. Craig's. nov be-
ing bulit, aud which will make ulost comfortable
and pleaaant home. Possession gigen Oct 10Th, or
Nov, lat.
Address nae cars saassngooi a 60, Cincinnati,
"a }. n. Craig, stamford, kI.
sss-4t W. CaAIa.
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CONVINCED that resumption is nov
fixed fact, Sherman will make nc
attempt hereafter to hoard his gold
but will pay it out to those who pre-
fer it to greenbacks, though experience
of the last eight and a half months is
that greenbacks are far more popular.
many having brought gold to the
Treasury and asked legal tenders in
exchange. The amount of gold re-
serve now on hand reaches the enor-
nous sum of one hundred and fifty
millions Of dollars.
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BROTHER MUNNELL, of the Louis
vile Democrat, who claims the distinc
ton of having discovered DIR. Black.
burn, and who expected the Office Of
Secretary of State as a reward for it,
is now making mouths at the Cover,
nor because he has failed to recognize
his claims, and would fain unsay the
many good things he said about him
during the canvass. We are of the
impression that the brother has been
badly treated, and suggest that Gov.
Blackburn make amends and show his
gratitude by promoting him to his
staff, with the rank Of Colonel. Col.
Munnell would sound kinder grand
like.
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That brazen prostitute, the widow
Oliver, whose effort to black mail Sen
atOr Cameron to put herself promi'
nently before the country, is announc.
ed to lecture at Jersey City for the
deneiit of the Memphis sufferers.
Verify, New Jersey is more to be pit
led than Memphis, for a dose OF Mrs.
Oliver is worse than the Yellow
Fever.
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ID. III. BALDWIN a. Co.,
50 Fourth Avenue,
Soa-'f LOUISVILLE, Ky,
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT
JOHN G, JOHNSTON AND NJ. J. JOHNSTON,
HIS WIFE, EN PARTE PLAIN
TiffS, IN EQUITY.

Notice & hereby given TO whom Il leay ooneera,
that j. G. Johnston aud N, J, I0hRsiap hi
the Clerks uace u tho Linpola Clrcut Court thelT
loint peillan, praying that NJ. ], Johnston ~
emPovered ~ iudgment Of said Court 10 use,
enloy, Hell aud eohvoy ior her Own benefit ANY
pgop-rty that she may oun OF acquire, iree ifunl
Tue claims OF the debts Of her husband, j. q. john
aioni 10 make contracts, sue and be sued - 4
single woman, Ia trade IN her own name aud 10
dispose of her property BY will 0r deed.
IL % thereiore ordered BY the undersigned. Clerk
oi said CouTi that the notice of said petition and
Newspaper published la the tow Of stankird. hy
two weekly Insertions beiofe the neat Ottoher ieri
VI said Court.
Witness NY hand a. Clerk Ofthe Linooln Circuit
Court, this 10Th day 81 sept, ass.
ay2-2t d. n. EDMisiOk, 4. T.. c. G.
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Tnr Democrnls Of New York very

TnE Democrats Of New York very
properly refused 10 be bullied by Jno.
Kelly and his Tammany ring, and re-
nominated Gov. Robinson 10 succeed
himself as Governor. The Tammany
crowd withdrew from the Hall and
organized elsewhere, by the election
Of David Dudley Field as Chairman.
Then Kelly was put in nomination
and unanimously chosen as their
standard bearer for Governor. This
action was occasioned alone by petty
spite against Robinson, whose admin.
istrstion has been one Of uprightness
and reform, principles wholly at vari'
ance with the corrupt office-holders
and seekers Of the Kelly clan. But
this little side show will come to
naught, and II the boilers have not
the good sense to see the error Of their
way before the election, they will re.
alize il TO the fullest extent thereafter.
The Democrats from principle, largely
out number the so-called Democrats
who revolt when their personal pref
erences are opposed, and they will
cook Kelly's goose 'othoroughly, that
his organization Of thieves and vii
lains will vex the body-politic no
more forever. The nomination Of
Robinson was great victory for Sam
uel J. Tilden, who iBaugurated the
reforms that have been so well carried
out by him. The election of Robinson
will mean the denomination Of Til.
den for President, who, being nomina-
ted, will he reelected by a majority
even more decisive than in 1876.
Hurrah for the old sage of Grammer-
CIV Park
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1t is said that Blaine and Sherman
have favored an alliance, with the watch
word, "Any thing to beat GrantP sher-
man has abandoned his Presidential am
billions, leaving the field 10 Blaine, and
will put In olAia for The next senator.
ship from Ohio.
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HAYES made a lengthy speech al
Youngstown, o., Wednesday, in the
interest of Foster for Governor of Ohio.
The sight of a President making one,
sided political speeches is a deplorable
one, and drives the last nail in the
coffin of his so-called Civil Service
Reform.
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ROBERT ATWOOD, the man who
deliberately and without the slightest
necessity for such an act, forged the
names Of individuals to the amount
of over 100000 in Louisville, a
number of years ago, bankrupting
his friends and heaping disgrace on
an honorable name, and who fed like u
cringing thief when evidence Of his
crime was discovered, has been releas-
ed from the Penitentiary, to which he
was sent for thirty years, by order Of
Governor Blackburn. 1t seems to us
in taking disinterested view Of the
matter, that a great deal Of useless
sympathy has been wasted on Atwood,
but it is the way of the world to have
a man who steals by the hundreds of
thousands while no one cares for the
impecunious scamp, who satisfies him
self with the filching of $40 or $40.
He can 60 to the Penitentiary and
serve his time out, but Atwood is too
nice a man to be further degraded-at
least so thinks Blackburn, who seems
to have no higher idea of the duties
Of Governor than that it is an Office
devised only to pardon men, whom
jury of their peers have said should
suffer the penalty of their crimes.
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HENRY WATTERsos, having ami,
hilated Hendricks and been cheered
with the big Tilden boon in New
York, is pow deyOtiDg his energies to
the determination Of the rag man.
His article on him in Wednesday,
C0urier-JOuTrsal, while a good deal
about nothing. Is ingenious and very
readable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

CALIFORNIA did not do so bad, after
all. One Democratic Congressman is
said to be elected, which redeems the
State TO the same extent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

The harmony which marked the de.
alterations of the late "Liberal" Con
vention at Cincinnati is an encour.
aging evidence of the outworkings Of
the promised reformation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

In ITS advocacy of Mr.. Tilden's re-
nomination, the Conier,JOundI GER
tainly expresses the sentiments OF a
large majority of the leading men Of
this part of the State. Senator Beck to
the contrary, Notwithstanding. We
have taken the trouble to ascertain,
and have found that while the greater
number of our people will earnestly
support amp nominee of the party,
their preferences are for Tilden, be-
lieving that he is the most available
man, and that having been once cheat
ed out of the Office, that fact will give
him an increased number of votes ev-
erywhere that men have a correct
sense of right and fair play.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

JEFF DAVIS, President Of the late
lamented Southern Confederacy, has
written a letter to his home paper in
Mississippi, saying that IN no case
shall his name be used with his con-
sent as candidate for United States
Senator, giving as a reason that he
has no desire to return to political
life, and that it not be is probable
that he could have his "disabili;ies"
removed by Congress, even il he did.
Then he branches off into the States
rights business, aud while he express
es sound doctrine, he, as usual, puts
his foot in it and gives the Northern
hirelings another chance to howl at
him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

THE story that the Mammoth Cave
had been sold was one Of Joe Mul.
hattans lies, which he imagines are 30
overwhelmingly funny.
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THE "liberal party" folks are de-
termined to run this government on
thoprinciples Of pure infdelity. The
idea is not new. France did the same
thing once-too often.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

The Washington Republic of this
week contains a portrait of Mrs. Kate
Sprague Chase, which, if correct
likeness of that noted woman, proves
that Conkling is a man OF taste, if he
is an oily tongued and INSCRIPTIONS
scamp.
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Stockholders Notice |!

Louisville a Nashville Railroad Co, l
once Of Genl. Supt. Of Transportation,
Louisville, KY, sept. i6, 1879.
Stockholders Of the Louisville A Nashville Rail
road Company uh0 desire 10 attend the Annual
Nesting In Louisville the ist Of October will h.
paaed over the road TO Louisville on the 18th aud
30th Of September returning until the 9th u De-
tober, inclusive, upon the presentation to Cond
tors Of certificates Of stock, registered Ia their
names on the books ofthe company,
Ny order Of the President.
d. W. G. ROWLAND,
Gen'l Supt. Of Transportation.
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The situation in England is most
unpromising. With two wars on
hand and an almost total failure of
her crops, she is unable to see any
bright lining 10 the cloud.
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IT Is said that +. Polk johnson
will take editorial charge of the Leb-
anon Times. If this be true, Hopper
had better hump himself. Folks a
faam
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

TnE Treasurer Of Georgia made an
arrangement with a bank whereby he
was to receive interest on the States
money that he deposited. This state
of affairs ran on till recently, when it
was discovered that he had made
$4,000 by the transaction and placed
it in his own pocket. He then wish
ed to resign, but he was not allowed
to do so, the Legislature prefering to
impeach him. He said if it would let
him of he will return $4,000 of the
money, but that body is not disposed
to compromise with crime, so it has
voted eight to one to impeach him.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

THE pardOn-machine at Frankfort
grinds out pardons at the rate of three
per day. On Wednesday, Cal. Ram
sey sent from Logan county, for TWEEN
ty.One years for manslaughter, and
Frank Rivers and Frank Shultz, con
victed of burning the Livingston
county Jail and sent up for seven years
each, were objects of Executive elem.
ency. How long, D Lord, are such
things to continue.
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FARM FOR RENT.

cot and lost bidder, on salu FsiaE. Oel. AIN.
1879, the lana near MOrelapd OF HistOnVllle Sta,
q. 5, H. H., known As the baker farm, containing
corn, 10 10 wheat and IS In rye The RENAL nder Is
In grass. Further Information will he furnished By
A. W. CARPENTER, Exec.
Ss3-td George Carpenter, deed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

LnLARD's newspaper career was
short, but sweet. He has sold his inter
est in the Lancaster Visitor TO his
partner, Mr.. A. b. Elkin, whom we
understand will take a partner next
week that he can not change as often
as he has recently. With the new
responsibilities that will necessarily
devolve on him, we hope the good
people of Garrard will come to his
aid with a big subscription list and
having advertising nafrnnarn.
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TTII
MANUFACTURERS Agency

Has commenced opening its Fall stock of Clo-
thing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishing
Goods, &C., and in a few days every want can
be supplied at regular Wholesale prices. Don't
wait on the weather, but select from full
stock. No goods carried over from the last
season.
GEO. H. BRUCE 81 co.
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WV ADyHRTIsENENTs.
Good Little Farm For Sale.

Oder for ale privately my desirable little flrm
Of 50 acres. lying on the Lancaster Pike. miles
from Stanford. II has a good orchard on Il; 90
acres are we'll set 10 bluegrass aud the remainder
ready for cultivation. Cali on o. address
Sss-4t n. q. ALFORD, stanford, Ky.
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NEW DEPARTURE
IN THE
ORGAN TRADE
Ny
MESS. D. \. BALDWIN { Co.

Realizing the fact that there are hundreds Of
parents who would be glad to give their children
a musical education. could they AFFORD 10 pafchase
for then good instrument Al a reasonable price,
We have decided 10 sell i've hundred hne Cabinet
Organs on the iollouing ternss We will pot the
price Of the organs down to $50, aud purchasers
can pay $40 cash aud the remainder We will d.
vide up into small monthly payments Ofst each.
which gives the purchaser one year and sin months
10 pay the remainder Pleaso think what a sAy-
ing Of thirteen cents per day will do for your chill
dTen. The above organs made In drst-clAss
style aud Of drst-class material. The yascs are Of
solid black walnut. They have $50 full sets Of
reeds and seven stops. three Of which run all the
way through, making them equal TO ten-stOp or
gAns Of other makes. The keys are Of pure ivory.
guarantee Of ave years goes with each organ.
Persons outside Of the city who hnd II ineonVenient
10 call Al our waTerOoms can have a circular oon-
tanning cuts and iul desc nption sent them on APP
pication. Persons desiring Pianos can obtain them
from US al prices and gu terms equally as gOOi as
ON organs.
u Of the purchase money on organs aud " on
pianos saved By saying yOa saw this offer In the
IErERiOH JOURNAL,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

Ppor. LAWSON lec,ured In Cincin.
natl last Sunday pieht. on "Hcll
closed for repairs." but il did not draw
but FORTY odd persons. most Of whom
ouictlv stole away, leaving the bro.
fe..or 10 finish his discourso 10 the
Ionohos On tho same nigbt Rob
Inccrsoll. who bclicves there is no
UeIl Ioc,ured 70 an immense audi.
o0oo IN Tho s.mo c;,v. which show.
a., ,ho rooDlo hal a eroa, doal ,o,h.
A. no ,oId that there Is no such Mac,
,h.n 40 learn ina, bu.ine.. i oe,tiD,
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-09-19

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