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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-25
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
%, Igi, 1876, iii, G7, 4, and $50, Of the
Seven Per Cent Loan are hereby notified
that the same have been drawn and will be paid Ut
the Bank Of Wheeling gu the first day Of March,
SSO Interest on Sad bonds after that date will ceae.
@. II. CAkSAHAE,
President. Board Of Commissioners for Ohio County.
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ADVERTISERS; Send for our Select List Of 10.
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CITY, YEAR and expense to ageutA .outht
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0nL0Vely Rosebud ChToiaOa or % Floral Motto With
{ Onaue, 10 cents 20 Mixed Cards, 10 cents. MAS.
SAU CARD CO., NRSllu, n. Y.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-23

Those who think of going to Leadville to
get work will do we'll to look over the follow
ing scale of prices for different classes of
workmen, as CLEANED from the Leadville
Chronicle
Clerks receive from SIS to $50 per month,
the supply being far in excess of the demand.
Carpenters $3.50 to 81 per day; plasters the
same. Lock and %gunsmiths, So per day.
Blacksmiths and shoers, So to $3.50 per day.
Macninists, $3.50 to S. per day. Engineers
and tiremen, So. so to 81 per day. Saddlers
and harness makers, $1S to $40 per week, and
many out of employment. Bakers are a drug
on the market and those who get employment
have to work for $40 a week $3.50 the ex-
treme limits. Tailors are far in excess of the
demand, and work by the piece some of them
barely making a living. Wood choppers Get
S .50 to So per day and board. Shoemakers
work by the pi.ce, and hundreds are idle.
Servants girls are in good demand, and are
paid from S25 to $35 per month, and if good
looking stand a show to get married.
Butchers and slaughter house hands,
$35 to $75 per month and board, but
scores are idle. Good wagon makers,
s. $50 to 81 per day. A man and team get SIS
per day, but his expenses are so heavy that he
makes but little. All other classes of work
men are paid in the same proportion, with
the demand very limited.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-23
INTERNATIONAL.

The man who built him a house out of his
poker winnings said that his residence was
built on a bluff.-At6any Journal.
A Cincinnati criticism on "'rhe Pirates Of
Penzance :" 'The thin pirate with a terrific
moustache had his right calf on wrong side
out"
The Moffatt bell punch is a failure in
Virginia, where it originated. Its abandon
.ment re-establiAhes the license system.
President Hayes is gradually attaining
fame. Within the past six Tonths a three
masted schooner and a trotting horse have
been named after him..
He has climbed the asylum stair;
Number 13-l5-14
Turned his head and sent him there.
Utica Observer.
Indications are that the Chinese question
will be brought up in the National conven-
lions next June, and that both parties will be
asked to declare themselves upon it.
In Buncombe county N. c., a one-legged
man married a one-legged woman. Here
upon some poetic gen us sings, 1.-TWO souls
with but a single thought, two legs that serve
the twain.'
"a place for everythin! and everything in
its place." A man at Yale nails his slippers
on the wall four feet up, and then all he has
to TO of an evening IS to wheel up his easy
chair in front of them and pull out his
meerschaum.
The reason why men don't follow the
example of women, and stop to look into the
windows of millinery stores, is because such
windows don't contain fancy pipes and the
portraits Of burleSque actresses and female
minstrels.
To this complexion has Bazaine come at
last. According to a Paris newspaper he is
cultivating "A large farm in the environs of
Madrid, and especially applying himself to
the breeding of hogs Of an improved Ameri-
can Variety.
A little boy being asked by his teacher who
Washington was, said lie was a great Iniun
tihgter. "How do YOU Know ~ asked the
teacher. "Because," replied the lad, she cut
dow his fathers Cherokee"
The Sherman (TeX,) Chronicle. gives up
the bell punch as a lamentable failure, and
says it is as useless to try and make 1t pro
duce even a halfway honest return to the
State treasury as it would be to make an
honest Indian agent or government quarter
master.
Prince Lobanotf, the new Russian Ambassa
dor, who has just reached London, and whose
style of living is of barbaric splendnr, is not
so rich As he was some few years siuce, but
is still magnificent. The horse he rides is shod
with silver; but this is not vulgar display, but
from a conviction that silver is the best metal
Tor the purpose.
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BY TIKI WAY.

fHEN EE%l ~ -" aHTMHa a EYN47
Herr Wickerscl,irnser, Of the Zootomical
Museum of Berlin, has invented a process for
preserving plants and the bodies of animals,
which, it is sald,I is Of such value that the
Prussian government has procured the Patent
and given it to the public. g.,sf.s. n &1f
3g The cattle men of Northwest Texas have
formed IA combination, the object of Which is
to place all Cattle to be shipped atthe disposal
of the railroad that will make the best rate.
If the frci.hts are not sufficiently low, the
cattle, amounting to upwards of two thousand
car loads, are to be driven to Kansas.
1t is claimed that more mules are raised in
Missouri than in any other State in the Union.
Texas takes the second place in the number
of mules raised, but they are very inferior in
size to the Missouri mule. Kentucky comes
third in the number OF mules produced, but
stands first as regards their size and quality.
The interest IN goats in England is increas.
ing. At the last exhibition of the Royal
Agricultural Society there was a display of
goats comprising long and short horned Brit
ish, ~claret, black Hungarian and Nubian
goats. as
The wine crop in France in 1870 shows a
deficit of 23,OOO,0O0 hectolitres compared
with 1878, and 3d. OO, 900 less than the aver
age of the last ten years. The diminution is
due to various causes, notably the phylloxera
and the oidium.
A German exchange tells the following:
In March of last year eggs were placed for an
hour in a solution of fifty grammes of salicylic
acid and a little spirits of wine diluted with
one liter of water and afterwards packed
away in bran in the cellar. At the end of
June they were found imperfect condition.
A correspondent of the Chicago Inter-
Ocean writes that he purities a we'll of water
subject to insects of one kind and another by
placing in the we'll a couple of good-sized
trout.
A Tennessee man can so perfectly initiate
the sounds made by two dogs engaged in
fighting that he can call a Memphis congrega-
ton out Of church in three minutes.
If politicians would faithfully carry out all
the promises they make before their election
TO Office what a glorious country this would
be.-OH City Derrick. Why, bless you no.
Everybody would hold offices and there
wouldn't be even a barkeeper to mix the
punch.
"Gentlemen,' said a Yankee auctioneer,
with true pathos, elf my father and mother
stood where you stand and did not buy this
stewpan-this elegant stewpan going at $1-I
should feel it my bound duty, as ason, to tell
both of them that they were false to their
country and false to themselves."-Kdnsas
City Times.
1t is considered coarse and clownish when
a lady and a gentleman are walking together
for the gentleman to take the la6v'S arm.
DR.. Holmes, in his "Autocrat of the freak
fast Table," says: s:When Il young finale
walks with a male, not arm and arm, but his
arm against the back Of hers, you are generally
safe in asking her what she gets, and who the
Teller was you saw with her."
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-03-23


lew YORK, March 1S.-The lockout III
piano manufactures still continues, anu
pough al some of the factories, the owners
which have Joined in the movement against
union, a few toremen II non-unloh
n are engaged in finishing up, work Is pLac-
lIy at a stand still. II was reported tllat
capitalists, representing several Chinese
npanies, had offered TO take the factories
TX and material of the manufacturers ana
Cinnamon at work maxim. pianos. Inc
who made the offer, it is said, agreed 10
,hlsh security to the amount OF S3oo,ooo
to furnish Chinese laborers at hity
s. day for the first year and seventy-liVe
us a day for the second year. Several Oh
manufacturers doubted tie story, anu
y that, while with slight instruction the
y these would prove good workmen, surh Il
lcal measure could not be adopted except
n careful deliberaLion and investigations =
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14
1.r. ~ a \ H,C.

hIAIk uE ItlMA.
Iiua AillItut Ni1.
III III. frnis inuit ~ Howard tn'si's, state ~
t,lM
~ virtue II il epeela espeullh iss,lsi fen.
the aFil,0 III tl.H t'lefk NJ ill., tlusW lu.lH -
Howard 4 nlIlis state NJ WI. IN iNtnf " Y. i.
laIHlnf, an 1 apAinsl John NHltNA. Mnp. NH
rat. III Nj A Il i M.trrlnifk, kilth ~ \ flraN.
Mtlfih, hi l'aul tlNltnst,n e.nfAA tfsrlauh
Operative atty. 81, y, y se'ii,I ia ~. i,utnlls
.ln. A. Hlndataltk. N, y, t,taf ta,tnt hi, and
owen tlnhnnlau, datsit Z, tt.aif I'LL tsst mt
~ I'm uttuelrd taiiIinii,iiiIlhk In that w tit
Hssix, ulAttrla, s.Ak ~ lhinfrst ~ nhs lnIlI.ts
ny, slrhta dsle plnr.ft, ~ tn hsnfs ~ thru
ltfs.ns, !Am y AIil ~, ,!il.'ni* tMlil ~ ~
MURRAY. iiMke Or fAu~~ tni male ny thu Nun
" three hundred suscNiatn tt,lllntN. Ahd forty
ttgtt rens. nhh lNcnls rtNht stntlav(And eighty
RENTS attorney fetN, With intfrhi AMI rtlAi,
have lrylUh tltiun tltn ftllu~ihp sla*'fthNl Feal
ESTATE. yNa Hlld tNihN situated In sle uo'ints
Tho Mouth Eaal quarter II ths R0,,ih kA,t
t,inr,sr IL srstlnn Exhispn IN, iuwl,ah u
htbriy Nine .aal snrti u ttslIr, t'welsc III
Ahd hetshs WV uub'le no,lts tia, shal
nllrf I'M Nata ~ pubic Onirfy. NJ TIN t0llIi
llO'lN. dtNF ~ .'fsrts,, .1''nis ~ Howard AMI
Saturday November 18th 1870
btwsep M heuf~ " o.lak 4. ~, and loe,nk
n m, " AAtA Day Aitn 10 rO.linHasu ~ thu
III ss q :, liz hssss ~ csss bssi Hsls y" II
lnsvvo1 V aAtialy O. aSJvs os6t Win lhtpvvWl
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etl. silsnA " ti0wani On, Ii.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

~ ,hs ssfrals vsmy nv llnw ara ,suunts. lr~N,
lssAi~a sInae, tssns nx altM shaties Ntst1*i.
Mtanse NuftvL Militant Mwfp~a, HaeA
MewttwA. Ahns MpssIst tiaa Msvfrrl IDA
Mswftwa. fr~a \, Ms~frsl. Nvrnn Ns~fysA,
AL Il. hrmsir, VA tnn tsatys~tst Msrk~ nay
Hfw Assi VI Hattrf 4 san d~fts
w tsftnAWmss afsats hpf8gssl
IN Az hssttis asiiFa*sa. that there n now
un tslr IN tlss riliee ~ Ihs ei.fk NJ ihe rlFvNN
spu,s IN Anl - Howard rranty, Iowa, peiHlrn
~ the rislHsin Asssr named. claiming u the
,frfthaAn, hnsrhA Mwtg~i the nam n ttnt
Thousand STAT, Nine dellaf~ aNA ~ svNs& with
Interest III trA I~s r~Ni ffusn H~rl*sntprf IN,
isso and frf attorneys fess> ~ money 61N reAiMs
I'M cn uae rsusutnufy note with cuMN0No ~
tNchess. eSrcptrd ~ thAA Wucsprl IN l.DeaA e4AAe
uN 20 xbcut July rklh if1s, Aiso Asktna - against
cerh Ana All n aid drf~ndAnss TIE iuFvkmMsv
" crfsAln MORTGAGE rterutva ~ NcrMEv IN.
rAyaatHt ~ eAtd note utson awAlrstais situated
Iowa
south hair a thu ncrth wr,s, quarter. r-c,iot
tour. inwnshir nlnvty ..srn, rangr thirsecf
No v.fsensl laasmea, asked cscrp. asasaln'
Md tina. unless yaa appear thereto and icient
bcfurr huun m tho ws.nnd daS w TIM nvAi tern
" thr said rcuFt, Nrlrlntcd W h. held ~ w
Cuult Huthr IN sMid tuilnty commencing un W.
I'm siNy 1T feOnnry iNt s0ut default viii "
entered and 4 Judgment fwndcsvd aEAins. yo'
IN Acrnfslabre Win thr prayer ~ sNid petitiah,
shfHk, WOODWARD, a rTuNEMNN
Attorneys tor plaintiff,
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in tse nflfw Il me t4r4t n shs Haetfsat sasFs IN
ana Nv Nv renNts IN 1e~~~ta AsKW ~ iwss. 4
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III affWnannsk tutsb F~tyfS. at.. Ana tvtvs ystfsts
W., shs sAta II ihsss thswssna Eight hamassA
ard rtfhss ssixhi dnllsfs ahA ~t~nss Fsnts
Nm ,sss.s = VI T.. r. tn. y. ssT 's.
.sts ns,s~ Ana eaapuMs sstAshsA. srnstr - rlaih
INA M AffenNaNt, A6rmt MAs sAsh ini@ s9a fss
tsNes AsaA MI raAlnstm Nn \ ii IN IA In. Ana AZ.
lnsuet fev& - rFustt~A M mortgage we II VI
hs skla AvfrHaants NJ raAlntin. " @~mff III.
ras nssnt IL AfessNatA Natr~s urah ths ssss hsf
Il wstlsn thiftevA, saW hshir nlNst right, range
tNesss, Mspl u the Ath r. NJ. Ana sAklsss ~
against Al dTfrnhAhtA the fnf~vRwaFw ~ hsii
nsnftxwv M l~v~nral Judgment glAimrsi -.
svw .AlAaN dHsnianss aaha frffss ans
and tst<f fvss-~, Nv.
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the eth das "a NvvrmtEt tNen. yssAr default vii
b. va.ervst AMI Judgement tvnlsseA Akasnxil
luA thcrvysn, IN ArsusdAMcc With The prayer "
s,u :" = @eeA s,',. IT, Plaintiff.
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Tho Republican papers delight In
publishing whit n. II. Cove says ON
Joining tho republican party Ia
Maine. Tho uroenback Labor
Chronicle published ~ Auburn In
that State publishes tho following
from his Nddrcss whom chairman of
TIM groonOAok State Committee.
which oil know IL = truo Arralgnmcnt
oi tho republican party. Va quote.
"'rhe Hon, \. n. Cove" ~ hs II
now s0ndly formed by tho ropubll.
uMna, MA chairman ol thu Or0OnbAck
6t~tN Committee IN Maine last yoAr,
and lasMed IN address. In which no
referred 70 the republican party m
loll0wa.
"Wc ars 70 moot NJ thu ballot. boz 4
party led by men who have not hesi.
iAscd 10 plun.lor tho public revenue
and violate tho rights of private prop.
srty, They arr lntrcnrh.
~ In every department and Arr dan
INT In their accumulated plumber.
Their bad oAusc shMns public discus.
sion. Their AhlcHt men will consent
u defend II only when their fxllxclss
cannot 30 reeMtod. Their weapons
Are fAlnehoosla, Hdloulc, Appo~ls 10
praJudice End sectional hate. Moro
10 esAr than ell this, they have mon.
~ with Whl0h 10 helbe. Evidences
Are multiplying that they propose ~
crush ~ people, = money can cor.
rNpl vote6.s
What y tha particulars influence %
NhlCh ~ Alludee that hes ovOvvO0o
Alnf Tbs republican leaders bONet.
- weeks bt'fore ho Joined that he wAs
q % taken ceF0 Of." md since then
IT Nyo has told = plain and c0nvIn.
o!ng story of republican methods In
this campaign"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14
rArarrr. Mechanics ana taAer~rs

Whenever YOU h.ar Manapalts',
Ahylcrk ar usarcr advocating thr
claims N any man 1nr cnlts. have
you RICH. 10 believe. or a. saa be-
llcvc, that such candidate viii u
elected, make laws In your inser-',
Ok N the interest III Shylucks
whenever you hear q Monorola-t,
shylock and usurr denoanes can
didatc for ossicc. yon have reason 70
believe that that candidate tfelcrted
will lcelslAsc IN your interest nndFcs
your good aud not for the good 81
Nhylock.
The congress that gave The country
TIN vicious legislation, which stnrsrd
laboling men and their pursuits On
tho highway 10 the poor.housc con.
tnincd $50 bankers majority OF
that body, os farmers \ lonely sir,
Now Why docs QUO banker prefer
another for u Legislative olliccs De-
causc they have Nh identity oi In
tcrcst In laws thnt will skin the poor
man.
VIII lNboring men whether they
toll on tho farm. In The work shop
tho mine. or the factory ever have
shc Independence to bNrst the shack
les which Oind them " the mone!
powers
Not until they will stand unltcdl,
IN support Of ono Of their own mum
her, cf their own vocation, who hA
made Il aucccas In hls business, NM
who knows enough ~ the needs .
that vocation 10 demand lta rights
and who has the courage nnd innn
hood to boldly stand ~ Tor Its pro
lection.
Whit means hAa tho mnn Ut tol
Cor resisting tho encronrhlncnts .
tho money power, The ballot. AM
whom lnl,ortnR men, oi MI clnAsc
shall unite and llso II wlnoly AM
unltcdly FOR y candidate pledged b,
tho strong tic ri like interests. liz
conditions and circumstances, In ~
slatlng Nll monopolicn and All clAs'
lcglslNtlnn, II will prove II realstlvs
bulwNrk and tower Of strength m
On Irresistible force In overcoming IN
evlls which degrade aud opprcs
labor.
Apply thcAr rules III action 10 IN
candidates presented To you for Con
grcAa and v0tu according 10 your II
trrrala and thu result will not bc
doubt nor your tnteronts In leopard,
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.vOllcr % l4rt1rr,,s.

Tn u. r, Palmer or nther unknown owners nj
the following dr~'tibed tahds
Ynu VIII please take notice, that nj TIM Tax
Sale held ~ Ctrsro, Ia ihe Tuuhty VI tlnwarst IN
thr State VI Iowa. On thu Mth LAY VI November
~ W i.ff. III. following ,ls~rfihs'd rial property.
tN.Wlts ~ INV II ~ rs.tlun ten. In tnMilshtp hiNe-
ty.nine, Atfth III iNhRe fourteen, Writ III thc
9TH T. ~, wax sold Tod, /, kiunish, mud hy him
assigned ~ mo the undersigned who INV owns
cSpsre Rl.h drth fnt said innd BE- made tiii~tt
redemption iin,ll Mlvl al. ~ made within "
days sFulh the rnnlp'rted service hereof
ltAtru trs~u, t,vt I, tEsp
sta N. u. tOOLlTTLK.
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ssDeoners' Anes !.

We heAr much said by old school
politicians concerning tho "boom'
81 prosperity; hut liko the milk sick.
noss. II always sluss ovor yondcr =
little way on"--"Acrosn tho rivcr"-
I'm tho ncxt county. cec. stc
II hin speech VI Crcsoo, October eeh
1850 Capt. ". Y, Lucas. Republican
candidate nor Auditor u State 81
Iowa, made tho usual boast Of "gcn-
oral prosperity" On thc evening
following. y tho ammo place, Porte g
Wsleh appeared In behalf u The
National 0rccnhack Labor Party and
with 4 copy oi tho official repor, ol
tho Auditor Of HtAtc--a document
coming from thu once which Capt
Lucas aApires 70 lit--shswed M
startling fest that prosperity In Iowa
% on tho decline since resumption
resumed. no called attention ~ III
eact thAt State Auditor Duian n
Sherman issued hts pronunclAmcnt.
10 Ill tho township Aascsors In Tow,
q 1870. 70 mark mp all tho taxable
properly. For whAtt Evidently foi
~ purpose II making tho peopl'
believe that because their proprrt,
should have thigh prlco" put upoi
Il, therefore, they would eonclud'
that resumption had actually brough
prosperity.
Notwithstanding this hetI.iou
"boom" that wan gotten up. the oili
eial report u Auditor 81 h,nss for 1915
under hsAA oi state .neht *" IN pnEc
ol.o9 and N, there wNs decrease Y
Tho reported valuation nf pfopsn,
= nh0Wn IN thA fuilnWinu fuhls
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-10-14

In niststet cours sus Howard County, Iowa.
November Term, is~c
Tray nrrtherA Plaintiff,
win. Y. Miller. ot,lsc Mll,cr, vrrd ". Miller,
nrrtA xchoeninx and MARY A. Reynolds, pe.
tendAntA
To l,efcndMntA Above Named,
You am hrrrhy nutinut thai there II IN MIR
In tAr nFlc% III thu clerk VI ths N.siiIt taat m,
and tur lAr county ~ Howard, state N Iowa, a
,ssslsiun VI lSAy NfushcvA plAinsin above nanrd,
claiming u you the sum u twO hMudrvd ani
eis htsvh ttollAfe and trn ccntn, IN the prunis.
ssiy Aotc " William y. Miller, and reasonable
attorney fvcs, and the foreclosure ~ n inrvhan.
lre isn ~ The sputiseast quarter III Mssini
nlnetecn, township nint! nine. north - rang,
twelve, WvsI NJ thu Sth T.. NJ, anil thu dwelling
house AMI granAry thereon, No persona. iudy
lirnt " enkrd except ~ AEatnss William 4. NIL
VI, aud thai ,lnlrs. ynt appeal thereto anu tle
scnd Etars, huon II the wssnnd day ~ the hcAi
term ~ the saii Iu.,f. appointed 10 be held q
lhc cuutt ltnuse IN ~Aid county. rolntnenetng %
the s,h day q November iss,, ,n,r default WI
III entered and Judgment rendered nRalhr
,0u thereon IN arrdrdAnee with the PRAYER y
sHld petition.
y, i. SMITH,
STA Atty, for Plaintiff,
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Ev,,n y.


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s'A'Ih i6 " XIV 1adousry
In Inv uircut Court u Howard uoilisy, xtasr NJ
Iowa,
ths olii's II In disrK 81 III Circuit Cnnu II
tloNAvt t'0unty. .tAto VI Iowa. n tA'oE ~ ~.
NV kNxlhnd Mortgage ksuuFty 60. and
pt4tMl III 4. AAt.l, kttn0t J. .Axt4ll. NJ y 4
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1nspt NJ ~ fvoa, 80 iutlnnI " th0 raid n 4
AA(Nll. mako Or rAglMN eO Ou made lin aim III
thtftAASD htlnAfuA hullAm Aht msvunty. CphtA,
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AundtNl uultAFn AtlDyhuy f"eH Win tht9fust And
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