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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-17
GERMANY.


BERLIN, April l8,-The Ultramontane
newspaper, Germdnia, has reason TO doubt
the authority Of the favorable accounts
which have appeared respecting the an
preaching amicable settlement hetween
Germany and the Natiean.I
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Latest Designs In Gents Scarf Rings, Just
received. o.. GUN0LING & CO.,
Star Clothing House.

0BlruARY.-Mrs. Sebastian Gaus died at
the residence of her husband on Eight
zenith street, East Wheeling, Yesterday
morning, after u lingering illness.
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round trip tickets have been dispensed
With on the Waypesburg and Washington
Railroad, and the fare through is nna lols
lar as heretofore. At the way stations
the fare has not been otherwise changed.
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H. NJ. S. "PINAFoRE," by Arthur sulli.
van. Full Vocal Score, words and music,
81 90; Libretto words only, l0c; Vocal
Selections (bound), 25c; Galop, 3Oc; Waltz,
35c; Potpourri, SOC; Galop, for Piano and
Violin, Cornet or Flute, 40c; Waltz, for
Piano and Violin, Cornet or Flute, SOC.
All the novelties in MUSIC. Pianos and
Organs to rent.
Lucas Music sToRE,
1927 Market street.
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~ The Mystery u orrINl, BY Emile Gaboriau.. .20c
ts filoN0. liS, BY Emile 9abeFiau..............,.....20 C
IS Monsieur t fssca Va "a s saiR' 3 3 E EasiIs G SaSSflss. IS IS
ts The Slaves Of Paris QIt half, BY Emile Ga.
a.. botlsu .,....: .; ...+...".. :..,...:.. go. ....... ... "..s-2oc
tS The Slaves Of Paris I'd half, By Emile Ga.
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THE great distinguishing feature OF Hatch's
UntyeTal Cough Syrup Is, that when thor.
oughly tested IN q family, It ever supercedes
all other cough remedies, and Is always kept
on hand ready for use In cases OF sudden at
taeks OF Group, coughs, colds, etc, to which
all families with children are subject, saving
ten times its cost in doctors bills every year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-17
Ireaus and Centre Tablcs-Zink

Bureaus and Centre Tables-Zink &
MOrehead.
New Books-City Book Store.
Clothes Wringer- Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Old Furniture Made New-G. Mendel
4 Co.
Wanted to Rent-Rooms.
Wanted to Buy-SecOnd.hand Safe.
Military Ball.
parlor Furniture-woodae 4 Hopkins.
To Contractors.
Order OF Publication.
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JAcEsoN's Best Sweet Navy Chewing To-
bacco. Retailers Gan buy It Of Joseph
speidel Co, in s, lOand 90 pound pack
ages.
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IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'s.
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Why suffer with cold feet o'nIghts, when a
teaspoonfull OF Davis Home Relief, taken In
o Matchmaker Of well-sweetened water, on
retiring to bed, will etfeetually VAIN them,
by equaliEing the circulation, and will improve
the general health? Sold by Logan, List &
Co. Trs4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-17

GENTS Fine Hand-sewed shoesi in But.
ton, Congress and Hersom. All cele.
brated makes Just received at
L. Y. BLoND'E.
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NorlcE TO GENTLEMRS.-ao to L. V.
Blends and try a pair Of those Fine Hand
sewed Shoes, just received at 1888 Main
street.
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U~NBLEAcHED American Violin Strings,
the best made; also Italian, German and
Silk Strings, at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
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THERMOMETERS RECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepi's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
TAN. I'm. RPM 7pw
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Two PIANOS TO RENT, also several Or.
gans, at sheib's Music Store, Washington
Hall.
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JAcksoN's BEsr.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have Il.
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RUSSIA.
PREPARATIONS roRrRY1so III CARS AssAs

PREPARATIONS roRTRYrSo THE CARS AssAs.
ST. PErERsBuRa, April 10. The name Of
the wonld.be assassin Of the Gar is Alex.
ander SolivefE. He is a school master Of
the Torgpez Government OF Pleskov. He
will be tried by the highest criminal tribu.
nal: The Prosecutor General, charged
with preliminary inquiry has begun his
labors. The belief that the prisoner took
poison is erroneous; he was severely
injured by the populace, who would nave
Killed him but for the police.
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FRANCE,
FATAL FIREWORKS.

PARIS, April l6.-The fireworks factory
at Angoulams exploded to-day, Seyen
persons were killed and more are missing
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ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best,
Joseph Speidel& Co. have 1t at wholesale.
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JOSEPH sPEIDEI&C Co., wholesale grocers,
are headquarters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
CO.
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Also,

By the author Of "Ntollls Bavn," GPhyns,n aThs
Baby etc.
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FoR SALE

FoR SALE
One NEW SPRING WAGON, suitable for a d.lIy.
ery wagon will DO sold cheap for cash. Also. two
sALADE TRtPPLE-sPRING BuGGIEs. chi and
Ses them and you will buy.
-, 8. J. ELLIFRrTz,
lei Corner Twenty-iourth md M,rtet 81.
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Out to-day ia Clear, Bold, Handsome Typs
AtRr FAIRY Lt1tAS. .......9O Cents,
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The Pope has sent congratulations 4,
ne Var On hiS escape from GsSissanation
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Ghe q~ntdkIgsneer
New Advertisements.

Office. Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street
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FoR SALE OR RENT

The property lately occupied by VIM. McNabb as .
wagon and Blacksmith shop, on 10th street, between
Main and Market streets. Also tive set Of blacfamItb
tools' one wheel boxing machine, one ~tenoninz ma.
chine and other tools In wood shop. Terms Low.
Apply TOT. r Mofet, 2iO5 Market street. mhs
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LErrRRs OF REcALI,

Count schouyolof, Russian Ambassador
to England, left Monday for London, to
present letters Of recall.
THE czAR's REPLY TO CONGRATULATIONS.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 16.-In replying
to the congratulatory address OF the Mar
shal and Nobility, the Car said that he
wished, notwithstanding all that had hap.
pened,. to continue to act in accordance
with the laws, but the audacity OF the
recent attempts at assassination forced
him against his will TO take extraordinary
measures not for himself but for all-for
society, for Russia.
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A COUPLE OF small boys narrowly
escaped being run over on the B. 4 o,
Railroad, near the South Wheeling cross
ing, Tuesday evening. The little fellows
were SO badly frightened that they ran
from the main track to the side track, and
back again Immediately in front OF the up.
preaching train. The engineer slackened
up until the lads could be got. out of harms
way
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2Ens SaIn.

E0R SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
Of Adams 4 Lucas. The running RearS AZ mai.
y new. WIZ Be sold at 4 very low pies. To be Teen
At ths store Of G. Y. Lucas. Apply 70
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TaE MTsrERT OF oRetvAt,
Companion TO Monsieur LeOOq,"
81 EXILE GABORlAu ........... ....... .......... 20 Cents.
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onrw JacksOn's bestsweet Navy Tobacco
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Wanted, Agents , 3GGs5s 70 to, SELL ova
Q by which Letters are written and copied Il
press, brush or water, saving the time, labor ana ex.
pehSeo OF al!other methods Of copying letter. and doo.
gme5!s. Sells At ,slsht. Pays 10 handle Il. Send tor
RISnL : 70 mshaiaetgrerS y: MCDONALD 4 CO.,
apIiMwP N@s''
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Gov. MATHEWS has written to Judge
Brannon, of the Preston Circuit, OIL
cially notifying him Of the surrender by
the Pennsylvania authorities Of Elihu
Gregg, who escaped from Jail at King,
wood ten years ago, where he was held
under sentence Of death for arson. Nc
instructions have yet been received from
Judge Brannon concerning the disposition
of the prisoner,
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Lucas Music sFoRE,
1927 Market street.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
The Ideal and the Real Editor.

The majority of people imagine that it is
the simplest thing in the world to edit a
newspaper. A man may have grave doubts
about his talent for public speaking; may
freely admit that he cannot turn a tune, or
recognize one when turned by anybody else;
may confess that he is no poet, not much Of
a scholar, and nothing of an artist: but there
is no creature so p~OOr-splrlted as to avOw his
incapacity to edit a newspaper. On the con
seems to have a manifest call. No matter
what his actual business in life may be-
preacher, lawyer, physician, butcher, baker
or ndle-stick-maker-he has a secret fan
CIV that if he only had a chance he could
make a newspaper a little bit spicier and
%livelier than anything in the shape of a pub
lie journal that has ever come his way:
x < X x y X x x X x
But few know anything of the editors real
work. The weekly issue is to him a kind
of perpetual grind-stone. The freshness,
the exquisite charm of seeing his
name in print has long since van.
under pressure, often harassed by a thous-
and petty vexations, and not ~unfrequently
with aching head and weary hand. His
work is, of all work, most wearing, the most
akin TO treadmill drudgery, and the most
exhausting both to body and brain. The call
for copy is memorable and cannot be refused.
He must write. He must also endure the
most contemplate and continual criticisms
must bear patiently ito be esteemed dull
when he cannot be witty, and to be applau-
ded for wit when he knows that he has been
dull" Every body who buys his paper feels
that he has purchased a right to dictate the
manner in which it shall be conducted, to
%criticise sharply everything that appears in
in it, and to elevate its tone" with his own
carping lucubrations, fairly written out and
enclosed ina note for immediate publication,
signed ga Subscriber" "And Old Patron"
or can Earnest Wellwisher. baltimore
SIN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02

nent, srOrd and ball. 1t trnreIed Orer tie
sOutherners, us 1t ,rere, rough-shod, and idid
not act tOCdrd the PROSTATE foe uith the mag
"ontn,itu Of the boy acho, haring licked his
cOntrade, says: Now go on about your
business. and if you don't behave I'll give
you another drubbing." The general then
talked for awhile about the
INSECURITY TO NORTHERN EMIGRANTs
who settled in the South after the war. Any
number of young men, seeking a betterment
OF their situations went down to make an
honest living, but were driven driven out by
the hostility of the old southerners.'
For downright lying, false reasoning, and
arrogant misrepresentation OF facts, the above
brief chat" takes the lead.
The hummer well knows that for 90 gears
past, enemies ofthe south have held the reins
of government, and used their full power to
crush, cripple, and retard her best interests,
both political and material. He knows that
for 10 years the States mentioned were
subjected to negro and carpet bag rule, un-
der which even Paradise itself would be-
come a desert. He knows that since those
States escaped from that rule they have ad-
vanced with wonderful rapidity. He knows
that that it is a lie to say that any honest
Northern man has been driven out OF the
South since the war. He knows that while
Wisconsin, Michigan, and Iowa were fatten-
ing on the government, by means of land
grants, subsidies to railroads. ETC., the south
asked nothing, received nothing, from the
public purse.
He says nothing about the fendish burn
ing of Atlanta, Columbia, and Fayetteville,
or the "Bummers track through three
States, but he admits his party had ridden
rough shod'' over the PROSTATE southern
ers" for years after the war! Is it any won
der the land is poverty stricken?
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
Something Worth Reading.

1t has been many days since we have met
with a piece OF literature to interest us. as
has Capt. r. \. Shotwelrs narrative. emit
tied Three Years in Battle and Three in
Prison. which has been running in the
FARMER AND MECHANIC. Itwould surprise
US if a single reader of that truly excellent
journal has failed to put each number on file
since the first chapter appeared in print. 1t
forms a valuable acquisition to war literature
and being the production of soldier who
fought for the South to the bitter end, and
who carries the scars OF battle upon his body,
and the vivid recOllectiOns of life in a North
ern Bastile. in his memory, tits received with
more confidence and read with more interest
than it would be, if it We're the production of
some versatile, bomb proof author. The
subjoined paragraph will give an outline of
the contents OF part lst, and from it those
who have never read the history. can form
some idea of its value, interest and worth.
x X < x : X \ x X
The last instaliment speaks ofthe secession
of South Carolina; Major Anderson sinking
the guns of Moultrie and Sumpter and the
effect Of his action at Washington: Buchanan
and Floyd; the volley fired at the steamer
Star ofthe Vest and other interesting
things and incidents.
Capt. Shotwell's style as a narrator is
pleasant, his pen runs smoothly. and the
taste displayed in arranging and bringing
out some of the most interesting events of
the war, is admirable. When Captain Shot
wells hist Dry is completed, we would feel
better pleased to have one volume of it
adjoining our library, than a dozen of Pol
lard's. Should Three Years in War and
Three in Prison be put in book form, it
would be a step, we feel assured that would
be appreciated properly by those who live
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
The Bummer-in- Chief Again Heard
From.
To be continued.

"Old Tecumseh." (ftly named after the
bloody handed Black Hawk savage, who
ravaged and burned, and plundered the
whole western frontier until slain by a kins-
man of Albert Sydney Johnson has allowed
himself to be interviewed by a Chicago sheet
The report saws. Gen. Sherman squared
himself for a plain talk. He said the Dem
ocratic party was d~istrusted by its W mem
bers. He heard Blackburn declare that the
Democratic party had a right, sort of birth
right, to govern this country. Other leaders
had been equally indiscreet. The people
people wouldn't stand such nonsense as that.
He believed that if, by any manner of
calamity the party should come into power,
te leaders would not have the good sense to
let we'll enough alone, and any change must
necessarily be for the worse. But he did not
apprehend any immediate change OF power.
The next census would open the eyes OF
thinking people, even though they may have
Voted the Democratic ticket all their lives.
They will see that, while States like Georgia,
Mississippi and Alabama, with lovely eli
mates and soils of great fertility, have been
standing still or falling into decay, States
IKE W mcOnsin, Minnesota and Iowa and the
territories west of them, with rigorous eli
mates and naked p~rairies, have been
GROWING IN POPULATION,
Improvement and wealth. This fact will
convince them that there is something wrong
anu that wrong can't be righted by the Dem
ocra'Ic party party, which in a measure is
seSp92nslble for this difference between the
Worth and the South. After a moments
pause the general expressed the regret
inaI the Republican party hadn't always
gteh above reproach. For years following
cue rebellion it sinned monstrously ogainst
'"e peope rhom It had chasttsed uiM bdyo-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02

Items from the Durham Plant. The la
dies sewing society will meet at the resi-
dence OF Rev. Frank Ii. Wood next Friday
evening at ; o clock.-The same old cry.
We have had three applications, the past
week from three persons who wanted 10
rent dwellings, and not an empty one could
be found IN town. We need and must have
more houses.-R T. Faucet will sell his
residences on Main and the other on billiard
streets.-Capt. John 5. Lockhart, who
has been confined at his home sick for a
week or more, is able to ride out. Glad to
see ii. -James r. Day is travelling North
IN the interest of his celebrated smoking to-
bacco, the STANDARD of the World. -
Colonel 5. t. Tomlinson reached home last
Saturday after an extended tour in the in
terest OF the Bear aad Eureka smok-
ing tobaccos.- Tom Harton sold his resi-
dence IN the southern part Of town last Sat
urday to the highest bidder. James Aiken,
OF Dutchville, purchased it.-Orange Su-
perior Court convenes Monday, Judge Nc
Coy on the bench. The witnesses in the
case of the State VS.. Rebecca Lyon have
been summoned, and the case will be tried
next week.-For the past week our man
utacturers have paid $22,SS7.2O revenue
tax. Fol this information we are indebted
to the clever Deputy Collector, John Mich
OILS. We may reasonably calculate that in
the next twelve months Durham will pay
81 200, 900 reyenue.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02

Goldsboro NsSseagcr: The Union meeting
OF the South River Baptist Association met
VIII the church at Mt. Elan. Sampson
county. August 10Th and 3lst. The intro
ductOry sermon was preached bv Elder Fl
j.. Duncan. The Charlotte cotton re-
ceipt> for the week closing September 2oth
foot up Lbs bales. During the same week
,Toidsboro received l.005 bales. Not much
behind Charlotte. Professor Will. Lottin
Hargrave, the Snow Hill Representative Of
the ueNSc"gsr. left on Thursday night for
New ! ork. partly on private business con
nected with the publication of an historic
work OF much merit. The postofhce at
Saratoga, IN Wilson county, has been re-
opened, with Mr.. Lawrence Gay as post
master.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02

Since the 10th the Rudisill gold mine has
made 5000.
The British are advancing on Cabul in
strong force.
Secrest, accused Of numbering his wife, is
pronounced insane.
Mrs. Judge Kerr will open a school, says
the Reidsville Nems.
Concord received 374 bales of cotton for
the week ending Friday.
Internal revenue collections in Fourth Dis
trict last week 80, 3G4.SI.
A. d. Rays, of Gafneys, S. c., has a
beard five feet four inches long.
A factory pond at Rockingham is said to
produce a great deal of sickness.
W.. H. Chapman, revenue agent, and par
ty Of four, were fired into in Cleveland coun-
ty. No damage.
Miss Mary Jorden and w. B. Harrison,
leaf mutes, Of Murfreesboro, Ark, elcped
the other day.
The Shelby aurora says that Capt. Bell,
of the Kings Mountain High School, will
be at the Charlotte Fair with fifty cadets.
Greensboro Patriot: Mr.. J. S. Worth has
lost three children from diphtheria and his
wife is suffering from the same disease.
James Johnson and Pete Lindsey, Lex
ington, KY, negroes, had a fruit eating
match last Monday. johnson won, but
died.
Ford's juvenile "Pinafore" Company
took Richmond, Va, by storm. The Viz
c~inians scarcely knew what "Pinafore'
was until these little people showed them.
Gov. Vance and the other members of the
Ingalls, investigation committee are reported
as somewhat disguised with the results thus
far reached. The evidence taken lis of the
most beggarly kind.
Tarboro is to have races at Runnymede
Park on the 7th of October. There will be
four trials ofspeed, says the Southerner.
Mr.. Samuel J. Wheeler died in BERTHE
county, September 9th. He was a worthy
citizen and a brother of Mr.. John II. Wheel
er. and uncle of Maj. j. w. Moore.
A large sea lion, measuring nine feet in
length. washed ashore upon the beach about
twelve miles south Of Hatteras on Sunday
last. Its huge appearance somewhat startled
the inhabitants in that immediate locality.
The aggregate value OF real and personal
property in Wake county for taxation is
8 ,O72,S8
Forty-fve hundred dollars will be given
in premiums at the next exhibition Of the
Roanoke and Tar River Agricultural So
ciety.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
An old Receipt published by Order
of the General Assembly Of North
Carolina.
Carolina,

Mrs. j. r. r., of Pactolus, Pitt county,
sends to the Home and Farm Ladies De
partment the following extract:
From the Carolina Gazette, May 6, 1749.
TO the Printer:
Sir:-I am commanded by the commons
house of assembly to send you the inclosed,
which YOU are to print in the Curolina Ga
zeye as soon as possible: 1t is the Negro
Caesar cure for the bite ola rattle snake:
discovering of which the General Assem-
bIv hath thought fit to purchase his freedom,
and grant him an allowance Of flOO per an
mum during life.
am, &C..
JAMES IRVING.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
Negro Caesars Cure for the Bite ofa Rat
tie Snake.

Take the roots of plantain or horehound
lin summer roots and branches together), a
sufficient quantity; bruise them in a mortar,
squeeze out the juice, of which give, as soon
as possible, one large spoonful. II the per
son is swelling, it must be forced c d % tha the the
t;nnt finds no relief in an hour after, give
another spoonful, which never falls. Ifthe
roots are dried, they must be moistened with
To the wound may be applied a len of
eood tobacco, moistened with rum.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-02
Asheville JOurnaI.: Mr.. G. w. Hampton.

Asheville Journal: Mr. G. w. Hampton.
and Pose Jones, Esq. of New Found Creek,
had a fight on last Monday. Mr.. Hampton
fellei a tree, in working the road, of which
he is overseer, accidentally across the fence
Of Mr.. Jones, but the latter would not re.
ceive any explanation, hence the fight.
One of Mr.. Jones sons fired twice while
the combatants Were engaged, one ball
grazing the forehead Of Mr.. H., the other
passing into his fathers arm. Neither par
ty is fatally hurt.