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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

REV. F.w. BucHHoLz, waseca, MINI,
used The 81. Jacobs oil In the case OF d
lady Of his congregation who had been bed.
ridden with rheumatism for seventeen
years. She used the St, Jacobs oil for three
days and was able 10 leave her bed.
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Twenty THOUSAND DoLIARs' worth o.
Dry Goods, Carpets and Wall Papers, a
the old prices. Call soon, II you wish tc
save money, at Nos. 20l9 and 20el Main
street, JOHN RoBaER,
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CLoAKs AND DoLMANs.-Dolmans and
Cloaks, new stock and new styles, at less
than any house in the trade. Call soon
and examine, at Nos. 20l9 and 2O2l Main
street. JOHN RoENER,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm.

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Henry ]. Dice
10 the undersigned TRUSTEE dated the lst day Of
November, 1875, and recorded In The office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West Yir-
nia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. o. RACES Boz, 68j and
S6i, wlll0n
Thursday, The 4th day Of December, 1879,
At II o'clock A. ~, on tile premises, sell At public
suction 10 the highest bidder tue following described
real estate that IL 10 say all that part Of thu AIn on
The waters Of Little Wleai"g Greek, nexr Valley
Grove POsIoiaco, In said Ohio county known as The
ming at stone corner 10 William Rodgers; thence g.
82' W. p poles % = stone on tho north side Of the
road; thence ), 6<s W. 20 poles to Sone thehce 81
q (9Sl0 ". 2.l6 poles 10 gate post thence n az
W. % 2.J0 poles 10 sugar tree; thence n. s2Ao W.
10 clio poles TO white oak;lhence s. lSSo W. 6jpoles
to store; thence s. 9iSe ". 20 t22 4-i6l poles 10
stone; thence g. $50 W. p SO poles TO stone; thence
=. ISS W q $40 poles % stone corner q Fr.eseG
Ryan; thence n: iW poles 70 white oak stump;
land Of john Gibson n, l7Eo W. 81 roles 70 most:
thence by lands Of Slater ~ 6So E 81 poles 70 stones
thence By lands Of WhnI n, 3Ie K sd POLES touofleS
thence by landA Of John korn 21e L. % p0lts toi
stOne th6rce n. i6e T. o. 6l1 poles 10 post thenoo
BY lands Of james PorterS. Sd0 E IS poltSto beech;
thense by lands Of william Rodgers y. 8SIS' W. o.
poles S.Ouei thence Gz' 8. 50 6.lO POLES 10 the
beginning, eo1iaining One Hundred nnl Forty.Seyen
90 Gefe1 and Nine. nine (99l pVles more or les
TEENs or SALE-One-lhlld Of the purchase money
land Is much moFo the purchaser may elect 70 pay
In cash and tue remainder In two equal annual bay.
mSntB With Interest troIp the day Of tSe the pGr-
chaser giving negotiable notes, ltonred BY decd Of
trust on the property, for tho deferred payments.
The Title % aid property Is BELIEVED lobe COOL but
Is vested Ia me BY aid deed Of tiust.
cc2S.WRhW /. r. JONES. TfuEta0
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MrNIcIpA1 CouRr-Iudae Grammar.

This Court met at 10 o'clock Yesterday
and disposed Of the following business:
James B. fancy and wife VS.. Louis
Woodmansee ct ais. In chanCery. De-
cree entered referring the case to COM
missioner to state and account.
Adjourned until to-day at 10 A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

ALI sheet music at half price at shelb's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

TuNoRs, erysipelas, mercurial diseases,
scrofula and general debility cured by "Dr
Lindsey's Blood Searcher."
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DR.. S. L. JEPsoS delivered lecture be-
fore the ladies Of the college yesterday
morning at II o'clock, on physiology.
His next lecture will be on "tEe lungs"
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THERMOMRTER RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
1873. 1870
4 A. ". I2M.3P. M.7P.Ml fAN II Map.M 7pM
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-04

TuEsecret Of perfect health is invariably
found by those who take Sellers Liver
Pills"
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WANTED.

WANTED SHERMAN & CO., MAR.
w SHALL Mich, wlntan Ngpnt ID this county
At opee, Ut salary Of 500 Ier month and expenses
raid. For full Particular address ~ above.
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ouEw N. Titles Cinnamon Roll To
hAcno.
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CHRISTMAS.-If you want TO buy Pres.
snt call early and avoid the rush at JACOB
". eRuRB'S IeweIrY Store.
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NEw style music rolls at Shelb's.
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nor RENT-A NICE BRICK DWELL
l. ING, on Main street, Flint ward. HOUSE has sig
roomS and atie, with PANTRY and bath nom, WAtoT
and gAS throughout. Possession given October 1st.
Apply 10 J. C. HerYey, Real EstatO Agent, Market IT.
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Wash table linen with Ivory Soap.
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TIE CouRrs-ClRcuIr CouRr-Judgs Mel.
rin.-This Court met at 0 o'clock yester-
In the case Of the Bank Of Wheeling VS..
Jacob and Conrad I.oesch, the arguments Of
counsel:were heard and cause given to the
jury. After elaboration, the jury at $3.50
returned into court with verdict for
s. 90, the amount Of note sued upon. The
defendants gave notice Of a motion for a
new trial. Davenport & Dovener, and
Peck for plaintiff; Russell and Stifel for
defendants.
The Court adjourned until Saturday
merntng at 9 O'Clock.
County CouRr Judge Boyd.-Thls court
met at 9 o'clock yesterday and disposed
Of the following business:
Robt. Marshall Esq. was admitted TO
practice in this court, on motion Of Guy
r. O, Allen ESQ.
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LOTTERIES,
Authorized BY he Commonwealth Of Ky.
and Eatrea N Ae World.
Ibfh-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co,
Ar MACAuLEY'B THEATRE,
Ia ina fyikv al Z n,,ls,ttIa A.,

EVEVbAh AVNEbbt DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.
Ar MAcAuLBY's THEATRE,
lathe City Of Louisville, on
DECEMBER 81, 1870.
~; TH AE DRAWINGS; AUTHORIZED BY ACT
KID BY ALL THE COURTS or KENTUCKY (aH
dhdaSeai diutrtiI,mtI gfOtha lOiety to1ipaaist ho
sG KY mt sess 0iTss,Atp g tAs gsgTis e ksI,scs
LY ON THELAsT DAY u EVERY MONTH (sUN.
DAYS EXOEP [EDl, AND ABE SUPERVISED BY
PROMINENT STATE OFFICIALS.
sIeTY nekPt.hOldGr can be his own Supervisor,
q Ho1t hia number aud zee II placed Ia the wheel.
The Management call attention to The grand opPOr-
unity presented ni Obtaining for only s2anyot
THE FOLLOWING PRIZES:
PESe........s 9o0ool 100 PrileS 500 each $40 900
prige".........'. lee0QI90o Prizes % each 1000
70 Prizes 900 each l9000 1000 Prizes 10 each 1000
% Prizes 800 each l00oO
Prise 500 each, approximation preS....... 400
PrlEel 100 each, /" {" assesses. assesses. 80
1870 Prlos. all2laoo
whole Tickets, o.. HalrTiekets, 81.
I25Ttekets, $50. % Tickets, Rl0O,
AL applications for club rates should DO made 10 the
home once. Remit BY bank draft or express.
ORDERS OF IS AND UPWARD, BY EXPRESS,
CAN BE SENT, AT OUR EXPENSE.
Full list Of dRtnR published In Louisville Courier
Journal and New York Herald, ana mailed 10 ali
ticket holdefB,
For tickets and information address
u. J. COMMERFORD, (CouIl0F-Journal B'id'g),
Louisville, NY. dG2JrThsAw
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Gte gatstIiaenres.,
New Advertisements.

OuICe /, Nos. IS and n Fourteenth street
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ToR RENT

EoR RENT-THE THREE STORY
l. Brick HouHR corner Eleventh and Market streets,
occupied Rt present by A. Gollner a q tov sotu and
dwelling. Also the Three Story Brick House. No.
also Main street; store occupied At present by a..
"; Bsiss a cigar factory, and dwelling BY Mn,
ply - s. H0RKHEIMER 4 CO.,
lo27 1852 Water street,
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FOR SALE,

FoR sALE-THE PIANO WIcSs
y Of Adams Lucas. The Fanni1S ~ AuON
t nSH Nv. WI " b SSd At very low PisS ~ ~.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
Trinity sunday-school Festival.

The Sunday School festival of Trinity
Church was held on Monday evening. A
large number Of the children, with their
relatives and friends, were IN attendance.
The exercises comm enced with the sing
ing of q Christmas Carol followed by the
reading Of selections from Scripture,
suitable for Christmas time. Afterwards
came the reading of the annual report Of
the standing Of the scholars, and other
items Of interest, and last, but not least,
he distribution of presents to the chill
dren, whose happy faces showed their
appreciation Of them. The gifts were
toys for the very young scholars, and
books for the older ones. The several
carols were sung unusually we'll by the
children, and particular mention may be
made of the beautiful Cornish Carol
which the children had learned perfectly,
and sang with fine effect One OF the
main features of the festival was the mis-
sion tree, which was ornamented and
lighted, and filled with gifts brought by
the children and friends Of the Sunday
School, to be sent Ii Christmas box, to
Il mission for poor children in South
Carolina, whose hearts, no doubt will be
gladdened by the share Of Christmas joys
which it will bring to them NJ.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
The Rubber shop.

This is the principle mandatory in
Der we would like to say word concern
ing it. We understand that the firm,
which controls it, were, some time ago, i'll
danger of becoming bankrupt, and that
they then thought they ought to reduce
the already paltry wages of their hands.
The men, although they had for years
worked for less wages than was given to
the average laborer, consented to the
reduction. Now, we think, that with the
thoroughly revised business of the coun-
try, and of that company in particular,
the mems wages ought to be carried back
to the old figures, and that Immediately.
1t is we'll known to all, that work in this,
or any similar shop, is really very
unwholesome, us the employed in most,
if Rot ALL the rooms have to inhala pois-
ohous matter all the time, and conse-
quently are liable to diseases Of various
kinds, with which others are never indict-
ed. We have heard much of the excellent
and esteemed superintendent of this
shop, and we are confident that he will
help the men in any reasonable manner.
We beg leave to offer another suggestion
on account of the many accidents that may
occar in such an extensive mandatory, we
think there ought to be a permanent and
substantial fund, from which any person
meeting with an accident could receive a
considerable sum, which would help to
tide him over his reyerses. We think
this thought ought to be acted on, and
after due consideration, believe it will
meet with the hearty approval Of all. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31

We were recently gladdened to hear
that the Rev. James McCartaa intends to,
at once, revive this society. We under
stand that it was the means OF effecting
much good before, and we are confident
that under the superintendence of the
worthy pastor Of St. Rose, that its car
eer of usefulness will be entirely re-
sumed. This town ought to be q good
place for debating society, and we
learn from persons who know
whereof they speak, that this society was
the means Of showing to the whole town
the fact, that we have enough talent in
our midst, If it were drawn out and Gull
tivated. We bid the Catholic Institute
God speed, and trust that all the young
men of that denomination will see the
folly of not becoming good and active
members at once. We hope also that
ono and ell, as often as possible, Will take
part in the debates, and that none will
| try to be excused We have seen deba-
ting societies, and we know there is no
/ speedier or surer way to acquire useful
and varied information. We shall be
happy to chronicle, from week to week,
the subjects Of debates, and, il possible, n
synopsis of the arguments used therein.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
Poor Jack - is Dead

Died on Christmas uay, after much
sickness, one that will be greatly miss
ed (?) in the community, swho had, with
the exception of possibly one miscreant,
no enemy in the village; on the contrary,
he was ever met with many kind words
and much caressing. Yes, all will regret
the untimely end Of Jack Hawley."
Who could have been mean enough to
poison him, We DO not know, nor do we
care to know any such mean-spirited
wretch, who may live in our midst.
"Jack was great fsvorite with all the
children of the neighborhood, and among
the best safeguards in the village. He
was decantly buried on Friday, and a
marble slab will soon mark his grave.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
Four-E5undred Dozen Ezat Bodies for
the yzawlcyville Eat Shop Lost in
the Fire at 1anbury.

We were sorry to hear that the Haw-
leyville hut shop was somewhat sufferer
by the disastrous catastrophe that befell
the Danbury Comb Shop, by losing four
dozen hat bodies. We should
be sorry that this shop would meet any
reverse, for the proprietOrs deserve much
of the sympathy OF the people Of this
town. Not long since, with much pluck
and enterprise. they started the hat bus
inese, and to-day they can boast that they
are doing a lucrative business for them
selves, and afTording much employment
to the working classes in that, and other
parts of Newtown, without speaking that
most OF their hands are from abroad.
Would that their spirit prevailed more
extensively in our village, and then we
could hope that Newtown's inactivity, i'll
The manufacturing line. would ere long
be thing of the past. Within the past
year. they haye considerably enlarged
and improved their mandatory, and all
we have to say is that, from our hearts
we wish them all manner of success.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31

FIT Every person who wishes to see
what Bridgeport enterprise is accomplish
ing, should call at the large and com
pletely stocked Drug and Paint Store Of
T. S. STEVENS & Co. This firm keep in
stock almost everything that can be found
in the largest and best appointed metro
politan stores, and buying of the manu-
facturers and importers, they are enabled
10 get the lowest prices, thus being ena-
bIed to sell at wholesale and retail, al the
lowest New York prices.
Their stock comprises all the Foreign
and Domestic Drugs and Chemicals, rs
veil as most Of the proprietary articles,
Patent Medicines, &c, &c , Paints, Oils,
Yarnishes and Brushes.
MEssRs. F. S. STEVENS L Co. are agents
for the Latin & Rand Powder Co, and
are doing a large trade in that celebrated
Gun, Rife and Biasting Powder.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
SANDY HOOK, Dec. goth, 70.
Editor Bee

Editor Bee:
DEAR SIR viii you please to inform
me, through the medium of the BEE, if
you know Of any work which has ever
been published treating upon the art of
Compromising Colors for House Painting,
Graining, etc.
Yours, Very Respectfully,
PAINTER
AS we are not versed in house paint
in1, etc., will any of our readers VIII,
may be informed do us the favor to all
swer the above inquiry? Ed
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
Mot without Permission.

II is pity that the names Of all the persons who
ca ii month draw all the prizes in the monthly
scheme of the louisiana State Lottery Company
cannot be published. for then it could be
actly where every dollar goes to. This could be
done but for the reason that some winners object
to having their names made known, and it is rule
of tie Company not to diyulge these without per
mission.
Full information can be obtained in reference to
past drawings the next monthly to take
place on the 18th January. by addressing M. A
Dauphin at New Orleans La. or New York.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
iORIGISAL
Never Despair.

Men bowed down with woe and care
Are won't to yield to sad despair,
AS if winter lasted the year around.
And summer earth was never found.
The clouds above are changing hue
All things below the same thing DO
Mans life is IT full day of gloom.
Though his birth rs wail,--his end tomb.
The Frightening sun does often sleam,
And sheds its llistre across it's stream
The weight of sorrow it does dispcl,
And all the woe, of living he'll.
How OFT does man oerwhe lmed with woe.
Su pose every bel ag living foe
But there many, who give the hand
OF love and friendship throughout the land
The night is darkest before the dawn
The storm fercest when comes calm
Aud SO it is with the hardest lot,
Though friends forsake, our God does not
The Almighty Hand which rules all things,
For the shern lamb tempers the stormy winds;
The sparrow falls rot without his care.
Then image OF Cos, why do despair.
The holy writ reveals the laws,
OF all earthly things tie eternal Cause
Trey a.e trimming full with the law of lows
Then heart of man trust III Go above
View your ills, and Your neighbours too
ii he can bear. why should not you?
His fate is worse you will admit,
Then srumbling strains forever quit
The boy does lag hfs acag to school,
Ind toaea he cries. What a Joolt'
The babe dec gua . on its Ya0f5er,s k3,ee
Bat in mans estate babe 4coutd be!
gentle friend then turn away,
From all thy sorIows of to-day:
Our life below is fleeing fast
In Heaven our cares will end at last.
Here is hope. which can drown your care
Here is balm for all de- pair
Here is the light which Heaven sheds.
And Il Jour life from anguish vsds.
IRxzxAU.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
EeHGiEg Ridge.


Ugh what Christmas
Rain. mud. and just enough snow to
make provokingly poor sleighing.
Our collegians have again exchanged
clearinghouse hash for Redding turk ey
S. d. Sherwood, Wesleyan. 81, remains
but two weeks; D. S. Sanford and +. Alb
bott,( Yale, 80. remain three weeks.
The Old Folks Concert, given at the
nj. E. Church, Tuesday evening, Dec. 23d,
was finally o success. The net receipts
amounted to $50.
Be careful OF your horse flesh, and
lay in a stock of drugs, for the epizootic
is around again. Chas Sanford has two
horses sick with it.
Tho friends OF the Rev. K A. Welton
will give him a donation visit Wednes-
day, Jan. 7th, afternoon and evening. All
are cordially invited to unite in the fes-
tivities.
The Catholic fair opened Friday
evening, in Harmony Hall. 1t continues
for one week. SCORER
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31

Landlord Browne, OF the Grand Central
Hotel, has established SO enviable name
for being allie to conduct those pleasant
affairs so pleasing to everybody, that we
are confident he will lack in nothing on
this occasion. Music will be furnished
by the Cold Spring Band, whose reputa-
ton in the terpsichorean line is, in those
parts, unriyalled.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31
w aShing1On.

w
Entertainrr ents OF different kinds,
lectures and concerts succeed each other
so rapidly that quarters i'll the purse ret
so scarce they will not jingle; neverthe-
less I was one Of the few who paid all
other to hear Richard S. Melton, Satur-
day evening. Either your cempositor or
myself failed to say his topic would be
The proper study of mankind is chick
ems" The lecturer last summer inverted
in an incubator about six hundred
hens eggs; the result was an Interesting
amount Of facts deduced that pertain to
natural history. and six fowls that We're
the subjects Of Thanksgiving. AS failures
often precede success, it is to be hoped
the Incubator another season may be the
instrument of producing material for
great many thanksGivinG5.
THAT was Il nice little girl that wish
ed to tell her mother she had little sis
ter. A correspondent OF the Litchfeld
Enquirer announces the arrival of y little
son at Mr.. Henry Iickoks, on the 5th
inst. Saturday night Mrs. Hickok her.
self had not heard of it. The little sister
should have told her. t.
The Newtown bee., 1879-12-31

See here, girls-why not call spoony
young man /" Rainwater?" Rain water is
soft, you know.
Did you know that your old DIARIES
are played out? Go to Sanford Il Haw-
ley's and buy new one for $780, as they
have tho best assortment and lowest
prices
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
How Birds are Prepared for Hat Ornaments.

THERE is no lady deserving of the
i name who could witness without
feeling of horror the process of prepar-
ing for use the feathered beauties which
form such conspicuous ornaments in
the present style of woman's hats.
If those who wear such ornaments
knew the tortures to which these help
less little creatures are subjected and
the heartless cruelty with which the
business is carried on, they would
shrink from even indirect completely
in it.
OF course the impression prevails, that
all birds used for personal decoration
are killed Immediately when caught,
and prepared in the ordinary way
by taxidermists; but here is just
where the mistake is made. The bird
is taken alive, and while the bird is
living the skin is skillfully stripped
from their quivering CHASTITY bodies.
By this process it is claimed the
feathers retain firmer hold upon the
skin. Such is the method by which all
birds used in the decoration of ladies'
hats are prepared.
Think of the exquisite hunming- bird,
the bluebird, the cardinal-bird, the
oriole, and numberless others of beauti-
full plumage, struggling beneath the
knife of the heartless operator; think of
this, tenderhearted ladies', as your ad-
miring gaze rests on the latest novelties
in fashion by which our city bellies are
crowned.
Hundreds of thousands of birds of the
brightest plumage are literally Stayed
alive every year and as long as our
Ladies' will consent to wear such orna-
ments, just so long will this cruel busi-
ness be continued
The Baroness Burdette- Coutts has
placed herself at the head of a move
ment in England designed to put an
end to the brutal business, and it is to
be hoped that she will meet with cor
dial encouragement and cooperation on
this side of the Atlantic.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-02
THE TIMES NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA DECEMBER 2. 1879.

After an hour or two, " Mlssis," comes
back, and throwing at Mr.. Dirzse's feet
the raw material now fashioned into a
completed skirt, says: "Therel See
You wanted three days, you sleepy fell
low, to finish this, and I have done 1t
already" Astonished, Dirzee turns over
the drapery, examines the seams, scru-
tinl2es the stitch, and satisfies himself
that all Is proper and according to
tailors' rule. He Is confounded. 1t
passes his understanding. There lies
the work done and no mistake. But
howp He springs up from the mat on
which he has been squatting; he kicks
over the little brass vessel which holds
his drinking water; he scatters right
and left thread, needles, thimble; he
stops not to put on his sandals or to
adjust loosened turban and waistclotb.
Scared and bewildered, he runs for very
life into the bazaar, shouting as he goes
along; "Shitan shitan (The Evil
one the Evil one y He do tailor busi-
ness that Mems house. listen 1 hearl
He cry 'Cleek, cleek, cleek = Two hour
time he neber stop cry. Den Plenty
too much true this word L tell. Ebery
bit true. All work done finish L not
go back dat bungalow" And he never
did.