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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
100
Chi|dIeR's Carriages Arriving

HIIIIp'n SLEETlNu 'NEMAHI VIM
Iuf rpmiuu. Uruvri Ir'i 90 ,t'f} i"'i .. '''
,hiIds hsly. Easy nliul aui g'n.rHi Hlu..
uunyalri The hA.s ct The ''ai 'r 81. I''...
Li,L arI no rAart sIat.. uiat I..iH IH Oh
IL - constructed that u ,ht,i,a o. Vian.i h.J
desired position suaighi un',t.'.l ,' n.A
Down fhy ssat i "a tUHii.ass Ihtl.l i".' -
Mac. vIl.h when ipil.l t.Iwt 100. sa' .'
il,i out j, n spn ami uHnl.tH'.' Do. %.
Adjustable appHIa,us i.s upug aHI nNt ..iA.
ont 81 order While u,s g. 90. ..i. Fi a. q
invalid ,artisge. u certainly I" %. 't'm '
,IlI,'p having U,,,l hal, sI4lb. Its.a ass 4.
Ihr, arr mot cmphauuiy sia' ar '.a.N VI
h,u. little bv,is" ou rhr'.. Ihh Hh ..l ~
lIght wriI finished aui hand n.' .H'.a-. ''.
INK uu liI steal spfuss lru., A"L .. '...l
ino,ubl. top and combining 81 700 D. l''.,.
haI. u.. of 1lr,t oarrias,s Nth iN"H o. .''.
.ifoug advantage The rtfrair on ' ." 7'' '
b, appreciated iIS!il MI ~ slfM' n,,.r.
a., Nl,.l.4s -.lr Ag'ui
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81. CLAIh5VlLLE'
The County Seat Booked for the v; r.,
pssth-aood Appointment-Ar' Dan
tord-pemocratie Convention,
-. -. - thu RaEistgI.

Tho County osat DSN "
psath-Good Appointment-n''
tord-pemoeraiie Convention
Csrrsspoudsnes VI the i(SSisssi'
CLAiRsyILLE, March L.
A large number Of our leading ciuaens
are nj Columbus looking after The inter.
IS oi our town In the county seat
d,ht. The interest in the contest IN ~,
creases as the crisis approaches, h"u'
probably be several days before ne
question will be- decided. Our people
are confident oI victory
Another of our oil and respected eI''
liens died last Sunday Roscoe
ayrI s3 wears. lie VAS native oil Eng
land. and had lived near tins place
MANY wears. The remains were interior
nm Monday in the Methodist cemetery
James Hamilton, coloIed t''
zen of Somerset township, mas peet
booked tor the pcnitcnllary sine,
wrote YOU last. James goes UP io'
stealing a horse from solomon Hoguc
I,tr Republican candidate for Rcprosen
,,iiyr One vote less Tor Grant. Ham
il,nn has not received his sentence YET
The appointment Of Stephen 1ressih
y,r. oi Bellairr, ~ superintendent, an.
bis wife as matron, ol tue County Cui'
Jren'. Home, Is cordially approved d,
ali parties. The salary for the services
of the two Jointly is $50 Mr.. tires
singer WAS formerly editor aud pun
Usher OF the Gu:,lit Of this place.
Hon. l. naniorl continues 10 I'M
prove slowly. His physician says he
| doing we'll, -:
The County Commissioners, at the'
session last week, allowed claims 10
sheep killed Nv dogs, To the amouh'. 9
! sGl7.l5. The tota, amount claih'eh Wa
sga6. Quite u difference. -
The Democrats IL this township WI
hold their convention to nominate
township ticket at tue court house '
This place, on the 9Th uI Apul. Wheel
! ing township will nominate ON the sam
Iay. and Union township on the sutii,
James Hutchinson, u Young man WI
lived in Smith township, died oi COZ
sumption On the 18th.
sam Lawson, culurci, oi tolcri
township. was fined so aud COSTS IN III
Probate Court Tor stealing sheep pr'''
In default oi payment, he Was placed o
the chain gang to work I, ont, The hr'
Iay he was on the stone pile, sam e
caped. and is still at large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
A uAn or A THovSA

A ooxsr rrrrIccEEp cssss =
n bssdy erp~rtd frcs ~ -
sIp~r.ss.ai. RI k ssss5enisll, nd, s<sI
ia u inIisH n<mp shta f. ~a1vs
shfia asd nov Ev- Ms recst~ -
q t ss' $751;. s,sls' ~ 49,. ~ )! ,ss ..;..k
hrs-s . frr.L ed n isssY s,srss3a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

MxssRs. Su,LcRoss 4 WNrER vii
sell their lots IN "Bellcyicv uu Tues
day. the 10th Of March, at 10 o'cloyk :.
NJ. sale to take place at BellevicN H..
tel. Terms reasonable one thlrd cash,
and the balance IN one aud two yran
There is no more desirable property Ia
the county. The plat can be- seen =,
Frank Walters until the day ol sale
and on the day Of sale a, BcllryIcw Ito
tel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
ADJUSTMENTS.
orERA HOUSE,

An unusually Large audience greeted
liaYeTly's Genuine Colofrd Minstrel,
lssi nighi, and. indeed, Tafrly mas any
performance IA ia : line meriicd more
the warm aud enthusiastic applause
which one and all OF The many pvrioru-
en reserved On thus OCCASION 40 the
hands Of their delighted auditors. The
sh1W isAR unique one ia oyery respect,
no, only because 1t is participated IN by
reA! negroes, bat because u a. -5meN Lal
%! deparisfe from lhc III slrTr1typrI
auuslErl periuTg.Euyv ILrrv - ao a.
tempt 10 bgrirs4g, lnts, laAt % tie
other. The programme, although a
short one, Was we'd carried ouL Eacl.
feature u The programme merits pgaise.
ia, esprCisl mcDiion Wou.d be " uai.
form a. to become iircso.ae.
ooMISd ATTRACTIONS
The next company booked for an co.
< ,sruleHi al the ppea House. u the
SgrakCsrh Oy-era Company, Of View
York They Nill D. here on the 29th
inst, and thsi Ueing Etster Monday. Ee
lnok iot ot- a the lanss-, and Bin-, brii-
liant Eudienors NC have hal FOR some
time
F0lioSing the oPera, Oliver Doud
Byron siil be here on the Slss Of MArvh
and April lst Uwing 10 the TACT that
be has never visited Wheeling befofe,
and in view q his rcpuistion, Se have
no doubt lsnse houses all greet him.
On the 6gh and 9Th OF April, ne viii
have Gus Williams in "Osr German
Senator" one Of the bes; and jolliesi
plays non on the boarSis-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

Go 10 North Street Church tonight to
see the Panorama and hear the Lecture
on the vices ui IntempcrAnce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Mason q Hsmlin Organs on Easy Tern,
for Every body

Plan A, " cash, balance Ia lhrcy moau,
Plan n, I. cash, balance insiN mouths,
Plan G. ~ cash, balance In twelve mouth.
Plan u. cash. balance In four, c,gr. al
twelve mouths
Rent plan, one-tenih the prlcc cNrn
three months, givestwo and a halt year,
to pay /. in. You can buy one ol tie
best Organs from the agent Wm. u
Sheib, under Washington Hall, ior iron.
Is TO 81 per month. No shop sho,
goods. but the best Organs made IN lLr
world. Call at Sheib's, see the braa;,
iul styles, and secure one before the,
advance in price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Nltsssof.D n'A''',

|4 ~ <tnriay nlShl br, no uuuuCtou
~ ~ Sandusky.
~ Mo-. uraNing Room ami ssCCptuE
~ XII trains
,01nFc iinns are made Or all Vuiut,
EaI Huhwcst. North anil Sbrthwys'
=. lHIIa dasirahle route fOr CulOust, amt
- % the grcst West. and ~ whom
go nuuu Il given.
M All sAtions between Wbcd.1E
b ii -, PrTTsBURaH AND BALTIMORE
DIV SiON.
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lllberlins Reeister
LOCAL IsTELLlGENCE.
Ia1oG 10 Nov Advert someuts.

Step ladicrs Nvsb.tI y Bgo.
! Fine stock John Becker.
Vines C. 4. liorubrOUk,
Letter List.
Photographs m Clouiy Weather
Higgins Gallery.
Hats at hngeTs.
For Rrnt-Sturr RpOm and Dwelling
Fnr Rent ami sale House and Fur
Riture.
For Kent Dwellings.
Bangle bracelets Turner \ lhilHl.
GgLlrn plys-C. II Qulmby.
Finest Photographs fiummcr 4, "al
iary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
RA.nm.,,.n cor rhlrsy Ys.ss

Ms. NeigeE, aged 81 years, Isylors-
vile, Pa. At times entirely amsi TO
Iieyed By one bottls Of ST.. JACOBS o'L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Cincinnati & ST. Louis

XY-PANuASpLE RUVTE,
= ior East ant " .st. NHy Oh. lN.f
IN. Handle Depot inot ui Eleventh
- biz landing. daily yxcvpt S1s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

49, wnfn rtslLrc0 az sherman nnA-''
~ Ns1 whoSlng and 8rsycl Hil
~ xcd bagEagC cheeks % All principal
ID E<<ast ard West can b. procurcd al
|rx<laH3e In RrhigeporL D. r Nlkks
~ eeneral PASSENGER Il IiCkct Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
(apttai Prize, ~. 900.

sApDserin...oH Pa. d So 80 II
ie------e
ISL Frisrs. sssosnuns Wy. :,
R>-ppnssbs. corresponding ssrDs ~
a. pSfn1. " sLO1s Q lA~s1 CON t<1~
~ pad. ,k.~
sdt els.riy stating fpll safs--l -
informative. ~ .-pd or3-- ~ erg- a.
Ysr..tsr,.i isfsrr ~ soasJ OrSsr ~ .
dfcssei oaiy ~ ,.ry.A
kss c-<sk
of an. prf-sa Of 70. sss Bod ssf. ~
All car orsnd EstrsyriinsrJ Do
Der ths s1t<ry.<sgu sai rsss-4fxnts"
q Z. bssGrsSzrd snd fsLsl 4. kfsJ o.
Butiah ro~>><tyas ssi 81 ~
o. H. % ant soiscltins sssen W aG6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

. ,nsasksI

:
.Iling hrnacss tnr ~ 49,
~ f-nacys .itOrsa2ks.l
la raln combnL
liiuits NM. one OIL SluCvzcr.
II Ons ore Crrhci
!. 70 BlArksmith
II nj HOusrs, one IN
In ne coal shaft <hin lol iect
4 bslnx Al nn glni y q tect
vsTei n Tie Din d turnacts
1Nlin< ne locAti, p woI q =
I immcdlateB on 10 2. X X
via god wsicli ndingl that
y Al m ~ and n - material
q 6oth 81 ives nl Posses
Al Ia and pr0bar s>Dncr The
Mn ana Gal wsS nj b. sold
fsvoablo tcrm~f <hfthcr In
~, JOHN BAILEY.
ber Of Commerce1 tuUh. Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
.seos1Arlos.
10 q pITTsBURe r. q
Lx,nsed Time Card.

XI nASf AND WEST.
[<-, sos. a ls7s al trAins 81 ~"
- b ahyl a toiloNs.
X rAirs u eitaonXn.
y - nah Cleveland.
ss.Ss cNrs eetsosn V'l.s''''s
,ss.ns Can On all rAi'' WV
d - icAgo,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
l,sr NIGuIsNALk.

About three hundred people gathered
At the state Tobacco Warehouse, last
night, To see the pedestrian contest be-
tween lisa Won Blumen aud hitiie
sherman. ThciNo pedrstrcnEcs took
the track al O'Clock. to make ten miles.
which task was completed ut about 10
Miss Elsa made her first mile ~ ll.2i,
and Miss sherman IN II p. The
fastest mile was made by Miss Won
Blumcu, her ipurth, in iO.l5. while Miss
Sherman made the same mile IN | 20
The closing mllc vas made los the torn.
rr lady IN 1858, the latter beating her
Just one second. The official score gives
the lcu.m,lc dash to Miss sherman by
On" second, the whole walk having been
even throughout. Considerable en-
ihusiaNm Wls manifested aud the audi-
curr seemed To- be- well pleased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13


did not show a very extended field. IL
* generally believed that each oil the
coming candidates iur senator nave
plcdgrd ticket in the field to present 10
line convention. hoping thereby to Sc
,nr, Tor one or the other the entire vote
Of the county Tor Senator. +, T. Me
Neil is being vigorously pushed 10y ms
friends and toy. Jacob is some times
mentioned. Capt. Wilson can, It Is sa'd'
return If lac desires II next winter
Among others ui whom favorable men
non ~ made are. John Biyha, Of tni-
ION. Sprig. Jacob, oi Liberty, Robert
SIMPSON, Il T. Barr, Alfred Caldwell
and one II his admirers thought our
worthy ShrriA would make a highly
acceptable AMI vhirlcui member ~ the
House 81 Delegates.
ArNNrILTh stENLN
oi the poli,lva, camp convinced uN thai
tho Democracy ui Dino county MAS sci
i'm. in splendid trim iur thc approach
ing hatlic with the Shcrmauiics, Elaine,
lies aud third lcrmrrs OF every III and
class. Harmony 0, the cry, reform inr
WalyhWurl, aud victory the iaiISman'
which viii once again summon 'o The
field the party ul seymour Bayald aud
llrulIirkS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

= scooI. = u. snd ARRIVES a. Sscti.
~ 100 n, Bridgeport
,.alr1 a. g.0b N
W>.ttiit-. ~ ma otlaL9u, Ia aillllnu
~, r..t Al iIum StcubeuviuC
~ toiiseius 'gips between hglairv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

ton Caldwell, as standard bearer ihe
methods OF electioneerine developer oy
the candidates. while by no means novel
AR. certainly passing curious. Joruan'
lie eldest Of tue Democratic aspIran's'
las been prosecutor Tor the past three
or tour years, IS well asquaiat'
ej in the city and countr!
and in the highways and 0ySals
oi politiral futS0 ami strategy Is ms
class wagon and six horse team. rem.
Jleton seems To- be- ylecIlOnc,ring Dal
little, but is iolerahly sure OF his boom,
without ANY glitter OF glare. Ferguson
during his short stay here las gathered
about him host ot friends, aud VIII
fight hard lor the nomination. q hrrH"
isn Democrat ui the old school, WAS Jus
tic. al the PrauI Tor Clay district tor
tLrce or four years, since which hr haS
studied his profession, aud Is nov push
inr his cause with skill aud with hope
al success. While Caidwelt,s long eiec'
tiourcrius does not seem 20 be without
results. Cowdrn will, II Is SAID be iht
Republican Hector to succum0 To
Democratic Achilles.
nur enquiries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

T r - Tft1 clphia AccOnuluh tob.
-. y h1aIlag - au A. n lN Q n.
- ~ Al principal poig. O., on sale ~ lypuL
|Usthn houS during the DAY,
M|&E ~ the tnsvclirg pgblig yhC~rtuliy
MXXUI W. ~ CLEMkNis, n. u ].
kXUXLRlEs. Gcuyrd AsyuL wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
Iunsnn

Glass Shades Of every siEe and style
AtHuiehiEs' Art store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
aaRs L OHIO r. R. CO.

llcr Nov. n. is7g. Passenger Trains
- iol heeliiLg time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
County court Judge boyd


Court m,t at9,. A. and adjourned
until the same hour TODAY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

REV. ". n. i.o0s. p,.trtet Superin-
tsnstrNt 81 the AmcrtCan hible Society
t't West Virginia, Vas present at the
annual meeting and gave an interest.
lng statement OF the progress of the
Bible cause. aVytriug that the American
Bible SoVlvty spvUt, VA carrying ON the
Work IN tins state, i've times a. much
as 10 rvCcivud irom th,s and the other
auxiliary Babe S0clyj,vs 81 the state.
uv sa.i that the whole state Mas being
thoroughly CaDvaSSyd, aud that the
Bible dysu,RiI1n vas being supplied -
iu,t IS their means would aiiOs, bat
that throughout the state there Was ana
ay,gJ.v yi one family IA every ave ~
..N Nri.ri q Bible and tusg even "a
Nhtv,us the iy>,,U.ira Mas one Of
every SVEN families
The following officers Of the society
were elected az the annual meeting
pr.sliru, Rev. = L. BaTnll4
Vice Prcsl,ients-Judre u. l. Gran.
mcr. Capt John Car,iu, T. G. Bonham,
J Jones, NJ. ". AmiCk, Ge0uS ~.
Parks. l. X smith. r. b Mclain, &.
Woke and Huston DAVIS
Auditor Rev. ]. T. Mcclure.
Treasurer Robert CrAhgie.
ptpoSitaTy-John Railie.
S,.crrtary-B : Allison.
The SECRETARY vas instructed 20 Sepd
circulars to all Of the churches in the
county. asking them to take up coiiec'
tons In the Bible cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

A. takrn No oCunvVI ; VpeTA IuuSV
drug store;
EUlgAN.
.,v.IENarv. srN.l o ~. ~ 81 n. ~.
IA. "a u % 90 - "
Weather ipdlCauous.
MasutNOruN. March o., ! \. FOR
T,uurS-,.r aui jbr ohio Valley, TrsluE,
iu,.uWvd by ldlug, barometer, north
yeyring uu the western portions t.
warmer south Wind, cloudy weather.
Rith occasional SNOW ur uaiu, luilpWc'!
hy rl,lJiug weather.
Furthr Lower Lakes. fading hJrum,,
tcr. North, y,yr,uE tuwaJw,r east Wi"1-.
,Ivuly Weather with uyy,Si"Ia SNOW,
followed ry clearing Weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
HARM EsVILLE

The Sun Deserted liills Alleged fot'
gerry School Matters Another Com
pnmont 10 Mr., Grcsstnger Slight FIRE
Fights Sickness and Death interest
ing PERSONALLY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

rsol6nr Mil AM Coal PrOperi,
"r,TvO 10 or EE EUE SAL
y IN - 'iIins MI 'oyalCl on o..
= ms -,grfh ~ al. and QhlH
ID 49, sieulclV ohio. The
AZ ~ - iiing ~ nov bon sue
efCCts.li ewilN ( of substantial
II|ln Joe ~ i11f &c Toe turn
I w = S5atlctlu, Boiler "a
~ "a cyliu.is ig .,.l.' ,., /, I y. -.
49, ~ rus ne IAN Cor blaCk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
THE lNTER-PRESS WAR.
THE END or THE eRUBB- HOWELL
DIFFICULTY.
The Hearing Before Justice Misr-A
Change Of venue-Ihe Evidence
-6rubb FGed and Held
10 Answer.

IN ali lhe events which delight the
reading public, There is NO single item
which is 50 pouuccd down upon aud
eagerly deyourvd as one ut a personal
nature. Affairs ui state viii come
and ~, exciting general tran
slent interest aud furnishing lIUd Tor
thought aud conversation Tor few, hut
read aud forgotten hy the many lm-
pOrtaut legal happenings Wiii glance los
like the phantasmIguJla ct u dream,
and sink quickly in the oblivion OF :hc
past. But once let the great, ga,piu.
ear ol the public dunk In a story which
rakes up the ashes ol u personal past,
aui Il will immediately Give ga brass.
there 10 remain until slowly ouil,vrJ;rI
hy the friction Of other events passing
down the current ui time.
The diihcuIrv on "Wednesday even
IN, between Charlie Howell and John
Grubb, coming uuUcr the latter head, has
held large shary ul public attention
S!ucr It's occurrence. ami 10 learn, from
actual vyrw gtucssys, the already Iuii
story. "a large crowd gathered at Justice
Mil,vr's office, at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. the hour SIT ipr thc hearing
Ii MAS full halt hour later when the
court announced all in readiness, AMI
the hearing began THE State attorney,
Mr.. jordan. WAS assisted los l.. q. 'gd
craft, aud Mys~rs Good and Woods rep
resented thra,uus,d. Mr truId open
rd the hall los presenting the following
motion Tor a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

louIslana Stats lottsry Compsf,

splendid Opportunity " ~
FourtG Uand psiftut ou Clas y, o.
lsnu', Tue-tsy. Avn ii,h. is.D-llfA
Drawing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

Please caliand sec the"t oun-
tess patiern Spoons and Forks
new. JACOB ". Gkt IBIS. the
IeWeler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13
E. E. WORTHEN,
DI:NTIST.

Ma, Removed TO hetiins BLOB IT,
trance NJ. ~ Twelfth Street ape
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-13

State OF West Virginia ~. john /.
Grubb. before " " Miller, Jusiwy "'
Union District, Dino county, ". Va
upon two charges, one Tor carrying '""'
cralcd weapons aud the other Tor an u.s.
sault upun G. y Howell The driyn.
dant, John I. Grubh, moves Tor Tue
entry ui Oh order Transferring the va,,r
now pending asalus, han before W W
Miller. Justice ui aforesaid, O" some 90.
or Justice ui tut, county, ln u' "N
such. other JustIrc heard aud deter
mined. But m the motion hc express
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22
Fatal Accident.

Mr.. Samuel R. McMillin, living in
Huntington township, about two
miles west of Vinton, accidentally
shot his wife, Tuesday morning, kill
ing her instantly. Mr.. McMillin was
fixing his gun, rifle, to shoot some
blue birds that were fighting the mar
tins from their box While holding
the gun it went off, the bullet enter
ing the brain of his wife just behind
the ear. Mrs. McMillin was an excel
lent woman, and the mother of a large
family. Everybody is in sympathy
with Mr.. McMillin over his great
misfortune. The Journal extends its
tenderest sympathies.- Gallipohs
Journal.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22
THE STANDARD.
Thursday, - April %. 1880.
A Wandering Bard.


Truman Harmony, you look sad, -
said his honor to the first prisoner out:
1t was tall, lathy spindle legged
man, whose eyes had hollow look
and whose voice was that of child
crying out in the night for bread and
butter with sugar on it. He blew his
nose in that off-and manner which
betrays wounded heart and replied:
'.Was doing anything when they
arrested me?" i
.sYes, you were seated on faded
and timeworn dry goods box, she'd
ding tears and sobbing like pine tree
in November. When the officers
asked the cause of your sorrow you
wept the more. You refused to give
your name and place Of residence and
believing you to be either drunk or
crazy, your were sleighrlded down
here
rs it agin the law to cry when
fellow feels bad?'
Il don't know as it is, unless your
sobs disturb the peace. Whydld you
sorrow?"
''Cause I was sad?"
''And why were you sad.
'sCause | got to thinking.
about what?"
'sAbout dead folks-and Heaven, =,
and angels-and graves-and collins!
''Was it pure and unadulterated
sorrow, or was it three parts WHISKY
and one part sorrow?
''She was all sorrow sir. 1t comes
on me every time it looks like RAIN
and | have to weep or bust, sir. Its
awful to be sad sir.
"Yes, think so. Next time yot
feel it coming on you had better write
poetry to ease your bursting heart
That will take the load away whel
even tears fail.
ssNo-no-she won't!' gasped tn
man as he took paper from his pock
ct and placed it on the desk.
He had tried it, as follows:
sSUM SAD THoTs''
'sWhen 1 am dead and gon
viii enaybody caire?
Will they laff as they pass my grave
And forget that was fare -
His Honor read the first verse, re
turned the paper, and meekly said: :,
''Please go away. I'll tell the 9th
GERS not to disturb you any more.
He went.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22

The ''trial' of Cadet Whitaker, at
West Point. is certainly one of the
most absurd mockeries of this day and
generation. He was beaten, abused
and maltreated in a shameful manner
an outrage was committed which
was disgrace to West Point-and
vet the principal effort so far has been,
not SO much to find the really guilty
parties, as to bring out evidence that
Whitaker committed the outrage
upon himself. Instead of the case
being an examination, in which
Whitaker is the prosecuting witness;
as it were, he appears to be a sort OF
defendant. Yesterday he was contln-
ually referred to by the Judge Advo-
cate as ''the accused" and when the
attention of this officer was called to
the matter he excused himself by say
ing that he considered Whitaker as
the accused in the sense that in the
order directing an investigation was to
be made into the character Of w hltta-
ker.
In this connection we are remind
ed of a little story, as Abraham Lin
colin used to remark. We read 1T
many years ago, we think, in ''Har-
per's Drawer A young man was
accused Of attempting to dispose OF q
note Of hand, which certain ofhcious
persons declared was forgery. He
was promptly locked up in jail unit
the parties who drew the note were
sent for. When they appeared before
the magistrate who was examining
into the case, and saw the alleged
forged note, they declared it to b.
genuine, and Of course there was NJ
case against the accused. The magis
trate, who was self-important sor
of individual, addressed the accused
something after this style: ''Youn;
man, you have been charged with
most serious offense, which, if it ha
been proven against you, would un
doubtedly have sent you to prison
You have made narrow escape, an
the only thing that has saved you, ha
been the fact that the note was genu
Inc and not forgery. | trust tn
experience will prove lesson to yol
and that hereafter you will go yor
way and sin no more. u Columbr
Dispatch.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-22
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.
State of Ohio, jackson County, ss.

State Of OHIO, JACKSON county, S..
Court of Common Pleas.
King, Gilbert and Warner VS.. Harvey Wells ct al.
On Order of Sale
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuanse OF an of
der of sale issued out of the Clerk ONCE OF saId
Court on the 10Th day of March, A. D. 1880, and TO
directed Sheriff of said county, VIII per i4p OF
said county. on
Saturday, May Sth, A. d. 1880, at o'clock Pm.
of said day the following described real estate stua
ted in the County of Jackson and State OF ohloto-
wit:
Lots number 535, and 536, including the new tnfee
story iron front brick hotel also, the south half of
lots Nos 3l5 and BIG. including one story frame
dwellings all in the town of Weston, jackson Coul-
tv. Ohio. .aa :, 80 e,,-
Appraised, Ist described at 1866, End at 1925.
Terms OF sale, cash on day of sale. .
To be sold as the property of Harvey Wells, to
satisfy Judgment and decree in favor OF h1g 0Der
& Warmer. 80,
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF OF APRIL A.
ID. 1850. Il. L. JONES, SnerlH D, y ".
E. b. Bingham, Atty for pltf. aprS-5w