davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15
THE DEJE0GRsAg: q:

Rates ofAdyertisinE
sct,Ion Sl5oe
For each subsequent insertion 5el
fJne SQUARE, Twelve months 10 90.
0ne-foilrh OF u column. l2 moRtlis 2ssg9l
Ont-haII Of Column, !. months $500
One column. l9 rnontl s $500
Local Notices 20 ernts rcs line, witch
Innss be paii In advance. 81 Will l'ei
charged for announcing candidates fpr
County, aud $40 for Stale and Y. s. oAcsss
Lengthy Obituary Eotircs tnuatbs paia!os
Es.All Legal Notice. sre charged TO tksl
attorney presenting them.
00Uo PuaaaaGa23
zs- Neatly aad promptly sSCsated:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

Spring fever How it settles
down on US. The rays Of the sun
come to lis at just the right slant,
warming our system into deli
ciuus desire for ropose; the soil.
easily yielding to the pressure OF
our ftot, frost NIL out Of it, and the
summers heat not having baked
il into hardness, tcnlpts usto stroll !
the green, cherry appearance Of the
short blades Of young grass is 50
restful to the eye; to be inside
four walls is such a bore when the
birds arc striking up their overture
to natures divine opera ofsummcr
TINT we feel rs though we SHOULD
like 10 lean against the south side
Of n fence, pull our hat over our
eyes, and white and stretch and
yawn all day long. lh!tlle spring
fever is the LATEST, incest disease
ever invented by man, and mcdl-
cine, thank heNvcnl can't cure it.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1880-05-15

The gold mines IN tIio lleigkbor-
hood Of Great Falls, Montgomery
county, Maryland, prcb boingactiye.s
Is worked. Alltlietlleavy MarlIin-
cry has arrived andisbring putin
working order, and il is expected
that tho crushing millwill'hc or.
pHrAtion soon.
, 1880-05-26


II. o. Mnson and Il. s, CilesbrUu1h hcgnn suit
yesterday to recuvcr II 900 Of tho Central Muao-
ffali Company.
t. II. Ctnolus suod Charles 4. Itclns for $io0o.
Dolfn krucRer commenced nn action In trcs-
pass nEaihst John Kntokolbcin 10 recover tlRin-
ngcs fur hfs fnllllrc to mnrry her Ms he promised
In October. lB17, 8ho dues not knnw how mich
she hns been injured, but thinks It will not cx-
coed S5'D 4 capias wns issued for tho defcnd-
nnts arrest 70 rs 70 compel him to give bond for
big 6sap. g s;k weGn snS SVg@ within H. onpc nort
asfs 9scturss It Ms. r. nS 9 Il centFo se
S.ss Ssss IL 'ut woE nE"s 5 W %,Susy Sty # f. cS1 "tsy
iihci. Thoy Btntc that very recently tho
Health DepArtinnnt has been making chclnieal
manufactured In this city, nnd TINT Inst week
Mr.. IAtut,, an analytical ohutnlst, u,u1u report,
~ which ile DECLARED TINT Il snnpe of vtncEnr
s n haTfl egantiy a 50 nt is sio
should By prevented. This ropDrt WIS also pttb-
!shcd IN tho Times Of May II, and platntiffs claim
That they have been greatly da,ltlsGd thereby In
Tho Empire Disttllng Company filc.! a bill
ngaInst S!mnn nrcenei!ausn to prevent him 60
Jug ont Ut tho stntc. Thoy state that Orcolc-
prosperous lttfuor-dcalcr horc, and TINT he hns
Gia!nIcd Nll along lie WINS making money. lilo
hns been ascusoHsd 10 h%Ss TX !ln9 Of Sseltt to
1tccen,ly. however, he obtained about 5000
worth OF gnnds On credit in tho ,bscnce OF tho
President Of tho ilstillery. and since then has
lie now cln!f,A be Inns no asscts and ID trying to
mako acttlo,nent with his creditors ut III cants
On the dollar. Tho officers at tho Company think
ey s y aa 30 o eoord yns 10 eg AK a. % w
Of 1lc oxcnt to prevent his lcnv!ng tho stato.
The writ was issued under bond for $1,000.
, 1880-05-26

THE RIGHTS OF LANDLORDS.
The case OF II. r. Eamcs V. John D. Mayo In
rolyed A very important question for landl0rtls-
m tho tst OF May, tB78, Eanes leased to Qustorf
Co. certRln promises IN Chicago vttd Ell.
e,nes boilers, etc., for ono yeRr. with tho usuNl
o0xhr Of dlstraipt TO. uonraymcnt Of rent. In
January, 1870, the firm, being two nonths In ar
rcars, Eatucs Issued tltstress warrant to con.
stable, who took possession OF Gustorf s. Co.'S
factory nnd put custodian In charge. The
taue morning uustort & Co. made voluntary
assignment to j. u. Sfayo and had Il recorded.
md, htter Ean,os' levy, Mnyo took possession
Of the same property and foroibly elected
tho custodian. hlnyo then BEGAN rcplovln
suit and recovered Judgment. Tho Court below
instructed the jury on behalf Of tho plaintiff
Int II tho assign n1ent OF Gusturf & Co. to Mnyo
WIS IN fact madc aHd tho deed accepted and r.
Guided before tho loyy under the dtstress wnr.
Utter the making. HcceptAncc. and recording ok
the deed Of assignment. tl'S nl1,ntitf We . 9n.
t!tled to recover. The appellate Court beh that
fact as to whether Eanes Of Nayo got $osscs-
sled that tha landortl had the rss lien: sclzrro
inteatoa IL nTa WI WIS nsonfcstcd at q. tho tine.
Ths chupter OF tho statute on assignments
fatled to shnw anywhere nnt there was any IN.
bona tldc purchaser for value or nthcrwiso
than as trustec.-a nero voluntecr tnktng tho
property subject to I'LL liens to which II wns In"
q the Assiguoe over tho property assigned ,sas
only such as tho asst9nnrs bad. I1e took II
subject to all Hens thoroioforo existing, By tho
teaaa;s god. goo or eh%t wh''o they re,1ases nj s
On tho leased premises Tie torn OF Gustorf s
Co. not having expired, rent being in nrrcur, And
Estnes Ind lien On a" md nd risht to dlstfain
them, although tho voluntary assignment by the
, 1880-05-26

. ..... HOME GATHERINGS.
''''s'' ''."'uttA M AND coAnsE rnxtdnTs.
The dcmand snr vcasels yesterday exceeded the sup
py, md although upwards Ut enty ongag.ncnts
made, no scsscs could ho secured in tic afternoon,
Shippers Of wheat hrrcarcd particularly anxious TO
secure tah,-so anxious, Indeed, that enne ngenta
felt confident TINT they conld rcndtiy hRve obtained
~ Hnt pnEhaps nvcr 81 cents 10 Hurhlo, II such
really Is tho condition IT the nasko and thon
no senson to doubt It, then ratcs Will 60 up anothcs
notch to-dny. Tho charters reported wcrc: To
NunMlo-BCloonnrs +. Nll1son. Floretsa j.. Van val.
kcnburg. II. F. Church, +. Il. Locke J.
Kalaorhouso, D, p. nohkns, s. Y. Il. Watson,
ronoroy. md propc1ora tsura'o. Jnmcs Fisk. d.,
Schila. at. Louis, and Dcun Hichnond, all corn nt ~
ccntai bchohnors ocono, ncota. J. H. SAWYER. .. @.
Fort, II. W. sngo, and prnpoefs Cubh and Russia,
corn on through rnto. TO 'CofllnR1ooh--rropel'c
I.hko f1tic. corn on through rate. Capacity. Sj00
buahoiR wheat S35 NO bushels corn.
Conrsc fteghs arc plenty but vesssss scarce. Fol-
lowing engagements reported yost ertnys Schooner
1.o0toMt, r9-iron from Elk HApids 1tuhulo 1t Ea3
per toHt schooner rhpnlx. lumber from udinston to
ChcnRo ut at.374t achoonst Acorn, dry iambor from
Frankfort Tnnnw nndA NJ t3s schooner u. Farsont
ilst sesr posis % fr5% SS1t'i % Gay . th!sas Il
ees Il ST. n
Ga afS liz e eaaS Il
ss"onss Tgp fryM rsntrn!Sr t. GhlsS
ssoss ID odleaso ID ii sSlsss: 51S. ''
II s IL :x ,ss Witt I'd &
o " r:T TINT as t9s 'n s%nk
:yssss $sss III sss:: & shs sssss
:sSa!a ~ s:
fso !a e
II ho1 ~ presaas so,'aea ies soas
THE nrny
, 1880-05-26

H. Su, .. Preston filed bill yesterday asatnst
dlyorcs ~ -. Thomas pscstop, Asking tor q
Axsv"a noLo Long eomplalns that though he has
an 1h.awen uSen true lud lndu!xent hu sbutid, and
Nikhtn% tnii. q thoso mutual VOWS and that
af hsss set als w!fs has been stnGuarlr fpTgSiful
yess h.s fs Ill., q the oo1,paeh and iar assf Two
aud nepirDt pfen a, ,snAty OF hablttal drunkonncss
AN4Ne@ VI her fanlly. Aud he fecly.th4t
, 1880-05-26

Mr.. Edward Dr,tmmoni, tho most efficient
Clerk Of tho unItcl Suites Courts, has been coil
lined tn t!a room, and part of tho time to his
led. for scvcra weeks with n,a1aria! fever. 1io
nway from work, mid will Improve tho ttlno to
tuke an extended racMffon.
, 1880-05-26

DEPARTMENT uF Tux 1NIEkloA.l
..-..0 Mzy M IAN,
Sealed proposals M!.l 10 Eeec!.cd 4 lhts I,spsrt.
furnishing stationary for the lepafsment f tho In
tortor DURING ltls hscal ynaF unainK June H. lR]L
Blank furE1k ut nr0p1Ea!a, showing tA0 ttD2nA knd
eAuu!Aand fc9u!rnd to8othcr With circular
t9lattNR lhor1O, viii bu furHsh0d pQ application "
this department
off." - ~
tnrnt uIl appropriation shall hAro hsan uIale By
conRrGss tot tho p1fch4su Vt tho e&tpnpTy Scqutca
e, bCffliitX HaCFelAry.
, 1880-05-26
LAKE. PORTS.
PORT COLu{1RNE.

LAKE PORTS.
PORT CoLnnENE.
Special Dtspateh ia Tne Chicago Tttbtne.
ronr CoLnonsE, Ont, Mar 2s-lnsacd down.
GchoOncrp J. II. SoJca. Clcuao 10 Kingston, whcat
r. II. H0gcrt. Toledo to Kingston. corn; Frido at
America Toledo to Kingston, corn. ". ]. ncwcy
notrolt 10 Knaston, whcats Oliver MITCHELL Chicago
To Kingston. curn. f. D. Haskor, Detroit to KtnEst5n
vhent: It. sarwood. Toledo 10 Kingston, corns aep
Gull. Detrntt 10 Kingston. wt,oati propeller Lake
M!ehgsn. To!e.io 70 Montrcn vcncral carro: =,
a:fs! { aa'
< Ill., s'' F'Ha & xssas fe'
i $:$;i
ss d4s ss i ii SseGa Ssso s i SssS: asss
Ss! s Hss:ss THs sa'
Ka1 y @ hsES u sSas. ee &c ss
IT, L. ns IL sn sna eo sops &C.
S9: %a!'ss i sS: ssas.s ar.e
sisa III d IassS $ s5 EsS ;n
cLzvELATn.
Special Dt,pattA to The Chicago Tribune.
ssy
& %ss ss,. o.S ss
Atss's cslesaos s,ss aS,ss.ns.e.
sss; f's II fSss; issa ssSs'@si "a J. @ cs SSs
si;ss 2;.ss s sss
e sS' i.1%.5 ;s s esSoaas s. av =
s$d Il 6i;,ss ss:; CoE Gos3 s
y %ssps s; aa'stss. oSs x'ss
FGe s's sssa Ill., s i1es,est oysss which
SFs os
a ps VG ho 1esss ID ind Vii now ~ anoad
Ssc rSHT sa' s p:!s @ a
ss
s%it. !Sns?M4 ta!a aa5set K !.ta SSas ses Ss"'
Sss
& i& ;ss;:s
SSs as,ass s sa Ss Gs;s; y
noTn-rrepeloss Jsy Gould, Delawars and con.!ort
Tn e x e. T. ;s. xha III eaf
h%SsmsseasM %sssSu.S ssRsR;or shs raa,ss Il a.
HuYFALo.
sptetat l3tspash to The Chicago Tribune.
,asspS 6ais
5Sssss NJ j. ns5 a:aa .'a
,>cnnft!reswaToEat'cr @ - !i
E':sss. {$:sP y ase; ~ i.;s Xi} }sx; sss!S
sS:$ GsSiS ssS Gil: Ss;ssS
ee!Sas esssi fsss remain nn;esssea Wheat "
Ss::. III II: ;s;:ss.: @ sES 3
Canal shipments. J;dl:o bu.
THE CANAL.
Hpketnt ptspatch ia Tnf Chtcapo Tribune.
nnIHGEruJtr, Ill, alAy Mt-Arrtvnh-Nnrtt Amor
5 SS,a. ss5; sSiu tFg% i,sS5 a sa.Gs:
Cleared -!euchard. Peru 1850 fees llr,be. ssoo
s%ss ss!js : Sss:;: $.fiS; ES,
p"s pss so baffss oaT IS bssss no y
Rssa9 saads;;y; h;oskppf': @st|oi7 a,
sss: :hasss srsss o @
fpttidl Ds.paish 10 Jas Catfaao 1ttbnnA
nsT Yo}r Ms s1d .d @
s :na @s' ssa
VIII sSssfs3 Ss|:;EI L ssE:; aas
is:ssa r. 5:ss! s
u Ss,s X S,t III Ma sa. M
ISssss! sFs; Fsi, Il "s Sd SSi;a
MILWAUKEE,
sp:sta. pnPstsA q 1as ssg2 5sess
Ms; X @ :Ss Ge2t xssf y; Sas,5
Ill; s!s!. ::sss:9 l. 5.:s ss:
sSss Ss e. asss x;'s ass ts
asE SSs III ss s: ,.sa. pa.
MARQUETTE.
, 1880-05-26

--------- I'it0PosALN. -~--------
Propn.a.s for Indlnn supplies and Trans
pnrtAql0n.
hErAn7NEST " or945 ls5EMloM, oyxIcE Or lSn1Aa
Cotsns: ot A. tas the ~ a.y 81,
: Ny "so's 4* ~ 5Sts ~ e.
: iiss%s ;;Sss: aS E%ss: , ;sss w. ssef
ssr ESiS sa"a. s arps; psas iss9a Ssoa
Srs sts ,pS passs ss "5d Sas @ s";Es FL.
s%a; ssp a3 S;ss Soda U pounds ssssi
xlss nansss. Woosn nnd Cotton Good. !con.l.t.
1s Il s[ e D"** Dfa"* !s.p pset sttin Ssss
Hsnus fIi yaId,i MnAt,ao! m19 yarfs ksHatucky
H. s4s fnss snssd seinS se'is WIFI: ;:
i!stafy Shlt!tuK: 1S.S M: Iaiis' shifting: tNM
ons ,is!drasrs ss stoasa, psss s lid s'f os iii TT of
II .eslianYoas !srtisia;. suca Wagons I}aInos'
1se 4i!s, Tisn.poSx sS ~ ~ tor .ueb Of tho sappe.
G9Gs sns ,ifrs q t1 sy mi be tor 10
Nln. Musr vi MADE OFT ON GOVERNMENT
Hvhuduus showing tho k!n.s and quantities. at sab
s,.ssneo sa'!pies Isynitoa tor cash AKsef ma thr
s st r." s :" Ct ss a "9. ~ ~
S.ntF"st :nd AZ tsna % e"n1"ns n y 3. 1y hd
st1 III s" H. s'ats IND a III "sisss
nsss.sa5y wi! ~ ~ turn,.asa upon *ppl!;
w seIS l.
r HSs III s4ias s sss e!
ss'M a Is,:ysnwo5s .YHt1s Mid fankon,
sMsi. ard bidders .ro tnriioa to ba pfesalit Vi O
cERrtTtxn rnEcxA,
Az eas @G,t ;s,s es X certified sassks
s;,s rs s,SSY:. tF S ii
, 1880-05-26

Another well-known case dieposed OF ycster-
Day was that f'1ohn u. Armstrong ugnlnst tho
Hnsduic- Doylo Granit Cntnpany, which canla
up On an appeal. by tho latter. This WINS nh
aeeoa by Armstrong to rceoscr commissions for
gett!hg tho coHtrauts for tto Coinpany to supply
ahe gtan,t In the now Court.IIouso. The CONF
pan5 In May, 1876, agreed to puy him II por cent
on all building contracts Ito got thcu not OK
cecdlug gao 900, and per cent on all contracts
oYer TINT. lie was also to have I per cent OIL nil
monumental mo- work contracts. Another contrnnt
'.asu Was snade tn juno, 1s17, by which Arm-
NsoaE was to work for tho Cnmpany
a. Nu0a year. In November, 1870, tho toni.
pany made q contract with Tho city to furnish
Raatt lilasters and columns for $l'19e:i. and TO
pr99Sao n9!!sh1d xrAlllt Tor tho ontrAhces Mt IN
naMay A ot Slt9, a0, all OF which hns boon paid ox.
sSpt SSgWo. Artnstrlng got 45, 1i1 commissions,
" ". Hnlcl no phtd sl,nu4 to keOu9h 10 holp to
IT. Rrnnlt substituted for limestone In tho
~! suIl.tlo!.se plans. Tho Court below excluded
IT, tsotn tao Jury Ail Armstrongs evidence Under
sns eontr9ct Of tAay 81. lbSa, holding 1t wna
ssi sssie.t public policy 10 hllow ono party to p-
c1se c contracts fbr nnnther III such way ~ tho
sSeso: Iho Appeutc Court held tho contract
~ t.. ttumtalsslohe WINS fl[r md honest, Legal m
r. - saGe and competent for The pnrttes to lnnke
.,N. tno Eourt below invaded tho ,royfuae Vt tho
iy iaoy ~ attempting to take such question from
ss,s. nv ansy, gnd tho caso would therefore ba ro-
, 1880-05-26

+, q. Az AssI1NEE's 3 RIGHTS. :;
! ne eate OF Kaufman Hcxter. appellant, ',
ann.loa LloaQaFy anu A. NJ. Loughry, appollces, tho
deh,s dheaate Court held that an aas!xnqo to puy
eoysr Sliaaot % sued II lar by creditor to re-.
sststa ~ un,t tRsoeostonate share Of the assigned
RssnrtaS nsf ~ had rcfuscd 10 pay such tiyidsnn.
, 1880-05-26

Tkn !4*4 <9*sJ FVE V8UN1t
II, tno c1.se Ut Leonard Notheerbor =! I,eopo)d
NJ eF ;' nm reversed bccuuse 1T u plain violation
sfon ~. statute. This WIS q Judgment BY contus-
a.9oe Hiss entered up againat Rothrcr.
f.,t,.. aoa short ttmn thereafter tho
sronn;, moSe. to open It on the
i Nas ntx,.1L!. aaat ho bud pnll lsury,
t. ii pfsn sn pald running The ruymessts in ail liz
icarc "D;i and thts II appIted nn tho deOt w0u.
of tettinyy $1ii DUO. 1he Court below, instead
iVdsm.ant y plead, sed;lced tho a1siotins u ths
VII M TO being tho auItppt 81 the loan
by Tns c$t ~, Interest," tess tho raynens nde
usnts ~ ~ W. clear that i party Who extortcI
Us nnnNItaoi{ I'll intcreat, Rlld could roc0yur
d iii aacat't ot'ty, aud reversed tho Judgment
, 1880-05-26

ton, rorn propeller Lake Michigan. -- " Mon.
ttca, general cnrKo.
sp.rhl Dtsea.sh h I1f thtfne' T1'ntnt.
KfxtAnntSR, Mny Ii.-pepaE Etnrrs -fchonnors
Mary i.ateiet Ch!caR0, aaIt HERCULES ChlcaRo salt
1T, JoAEri1.
aWetdt FHspateh In M f'hlta97 Tffhumf.
IT. j.sxxtIf. Aiirh, May 7s-Thn iron-nFo schooner
4. Richards Gluarcd IN day for Escanaba.
8AHEA.
Eptefat DIpatth II T7x Catae9 Tribune.
sAnNIA. Mny :5-Arrfsed-4tehsnef Tecumsch.
from chicago, light.
, 1880-05-26

WUI1VI N EsN IL.
SUPERIOR CoUnT--CoSrEsstoSs-Nlc Mann
:. SIcolaus Wolstain. $sas.-Loahs Dros. '. Nathan
Gyoaa. *llQ3l
Ct1tCCIr CouNT-1upaE s1nnAS-Michact CIcm.
mons Y. 2. G. Fclt2n. vgryitct sKIl
, 1880-05-26
THE COURTS.
. ,,ccision Of Interest to Landlords
. md Tenants.
,..o Armstrong and tho llinsdafc'Doylt
' Granit Company.
<.. psnaltIe, Of Usury-A' Board Of Trade
Case.
. v,.o,, i; Manufacturer Sues the CITY aad Or.
I Do Wolf.


rnr ArrELLATE COURT.
ra,,rt met yesterday morning aud an.
.a.,"ctd ar opinions In tho following eases Ihey
asnsrato probably again Friday fur waGk.
W. w =, tbo next sitting will conclude tho Gull OF
tbo docket:
n, curran v. i,ernnrd. -
IL s}@ Enjs ', Atkinson. -.
II II civ '. Watson.
4 E.%ss NJ 1,s, J: :. nnyeti fa;y'ehfy; revorsed.
N jiidcrshaw V. knnless
III Wnx!hlfl IS, Kelly.
sIt * Hothrefber v. Mlycr.
sst' e. tHinsdalo Hdl Doyle uranit Company '. Aru,-
HfeSa&fi HFS' fully Y: Town OF Northncld; Reversed.
we AFFIRMED.
An italy Y. Mccarthy;
81. bsak e s!o2.resa1 !. ean :; a,Is,s|Sner.. PIsss;
IT, IT, Hassett Y. DEoktnt0n:
III ssIIs Eictmcnt Y. Cleveland.
ssS III Trust & Savings Hank ': Tytets
i siS. ilank.us v. Chicago 4 Rofta"estcrn IL II
y, A.. Bolman v. Juthilt.
sH Knetz Y. 1nkp plaW.
n. LShtnnn V. Helm.
EH Glover '. Mct}rnt
M Hto,h Y. McBrtth.
III Cn!llas Y: fchIsugAof.
do, tictt Y. Collins.
iii: Ilett v. Collins.
Hs Williamson '. NaynAfu4
scL Culver v. Mllicr.
poofrrEp.
Sn, KIM Y. ChicnHo, Dnllyilte 4 Vinctnnns
asnroaa Giupnny; .iccrrs modified by s1tsallow-
inr tho dst,lages assessed on dissolution Of tho
iofunctfhn.
, 1880-05-26

ku tInu '. Cticngo, Dnilvilto & VInttnn09
ss1roaa Cfupany; decree modified by stsalow-
inr tbo dau1ayes assessed on dissolution Of tho
Injunction.
, 1880-05-26

Chtra&e 4 Narthsvester, hallway,
Fnf MaPs. t}nido- BUokH IfmG-Tdtfcs, Hfcepina.tar
SesSEomTdaaons SsEn1 rsa n .rPlg ns any q the foxos
Grind Pacific Itntel.. RrnEi Express ofase -
nottheaae CORNER Nhndutph and o-etsl j. Fx..nor
H0nao, ID C&nal-st. aid Vt tile d4tn}ta. .N
, 1880-05-26
Every Afternoon and Evening, and Grand
Morning Performance Saturday,

moons orEN ~ and1 r.. n rerfor1nanccs a !:
md p. m. For Morning Performances, Saturday,
doors open n Q. performance NJ lA
.,hDMiHsInS ~ Ennt.. th!ldrnn unanr O. half ettce
c1uls ExtJu.
, 1880-05-26

El:in Fnst FAxsenner. S:is cm s;tS m
Sunday PAannser Eutni......... 5aII M. lSaf n
At1tEHlns run via MtlvAukoe TIckots for 81, Paul
mo MtnHeatohs arc good cithpt Wis Madison sS3
Pfnlfto du chlun. or vla la Crosse and SVinoua.
.- T1ttnes. central fyAssr~~s.
Dernt font OF Lhko-Rt. ard fpnt Twenty 81
Ticket nnien. III ltnnuOlph.st. noAr Carr, Gland
FAethc llolal. and l'AlInof 1Quaa. ~
, 1880-05-26

ap!tI7s !33p9tt" g LIZ e7stt4po I. 4pH71ss
Jdsep sso aar5n T. T. %"a2s
gfnIi. Gklea pInpclto5s " II. lsarnia., in.ar-
MtIwaukco; schooner r. yovsn, grain, nctEoit.
d nm!'gnHn9,
Elessc jSseHb Iatee LI.t!s ~ 1aw J. II: s.o!t; II.
j. Clark, 4. p. MnnFe ]. II. Mend. c1'nl, aiNnkte
ChartasH-rchonner Champion. coal. Cfeseanl
Chicago, rs cents, .
Canal frolR4ts remain IN UNCHANGED; 3;,,, whsSt ~
Albany. x.!5pcr i.UH feot, and ELa5 70 Now in!k:
Slaves Y, Now Yatk, 500 par ton. Provisions, <:.0
ref ton to Sew rurk:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
An English woman. Plan for washing

An English Roman's Plan for Washing.
l never use washing powders or dry
soap for fannels or print dresses, etc. l
use bicarbonate Of soda for white flannels,
and sometimes liquid ammonia with the
soap, but the bicarbonate Of soda will not
injure the most delicate colors il the water
is not too hot, as strain the water through
the hair sieve after doing the flannels. To
wash the prints, ETC., don'tuse ammon-
Ia. For the flannels never rub the soap,
but have It all boiled, and find from ex-
perience It answers better, and Is much
more economical. For dark wooden hose,
dresses, blue serge suits, ETC., never use
soap, but boil for five minutes some bicar-
Donate Of soda and wash with machine, or
rub with the hands, then rinse in clean
water and stitfen with glue. have all
dark things dried as quickly as possible,
mangle them in o towel before they are
dry, and iron until they are dry on the
wrong side. With regard to the buttons,
I have all mine put on to dresses with
rings. Linen buttons l do not take of ;
nightshirts make 10 slip over the head,
and have stud for the neck. The day
and dress shirts 1 make with buttonhole
al the back OF the neck for stud instead
OF button, so that | never have the
trouble Of sewing buttons on the shirts
when wanted. The white quilts ! stitch
round with the machine-old sheets too
this makes them stronger, not so easily
torn on the line, and Il Is never seen.
Tablecloths might be done the same way
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
BnlunoFo.

BALTIMORE, April 12.-Flour very quiet;
western superfine s. 76a4 50; do extra "a 75a
Is: do family % 75a8 26. Wheat, west
ern higher but dull No. western winter red,
spot and April 81 3Ss<; May 81 8lkal 3lH;
June 81 2slfal 2sN; July 81 l61Sal 165j<i.
Corn, western about steady; western mixed
spot 49Hc; April 49kai9Nc; May 49Xc;
June 47za4Sc; steamer 4sl1c. Oats high.
err; western white 4Saiic; western mixed
42a4sc; Pennsylvania 4Saiic. Rye dull and
Pennsylvania $lsai9. Provisions frmer but
quiet Mess pork 81 75al2 Is. Bulk meats,
loose shoulders 4hc; clear rib sides 7kc.
Hams l0hal1hc. Lard, refined iierces &c.
Butter quiet and firm; prime TO choice west
ern packed 23a26c; rolls 2Oa25c. Eggs quiet
at 1lal2c, Coffee very quiet; Rio cargoes i3s<a
l6Nc. Sugar quiet; A soft exc. Whisry
higher and quiet at 81 09Ilal 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
Gkle GlsteIfqsaEe1..:

The Position OF The Catholic Church IN
Btrikes--Its Hostility 10 Communism,
NEwALpANY, April 1.-The Cincinnati
Gazette correspondent to-day had an inter
view with q prominent Catholic and
enterprising business man Of this city, in
relation to the position OF the Catholic
Church on labor unions and labor strikes.
he said:
1.-THE Catholic Church Is the natural
enemy Of Communism. All its teachings
are against this heresy. From the Pope
down to the most humble priest the
Church inveighs against It. It denies its
sacraments TO men allied to the organiza-
ton. The Church Is equally hostile TO
labor unions and labor strikes The pas
toral letters TO the Bishops OF the Church
forbid Catholics joining labor unions and
denounce strikes. The Bishop Of this
(Vincennes) diocese has sent pastoral let.
tiers 10 all the churches In his diocese, TO
be read before the congregations, forbid
ding Catholics TO 90 into labor unions and
strikes, and ordering priests to refuse the
sacraments TO those who do join such
unions."
"What about those Catholics in this city
who belong to labor unions and are now
engaged in a strike at the glass Works?n
asked your correspondent.
There are not many Of them, probably
not over dozen in all who belong to the
labor unions here. The pastoral admoni-
ton OF the Bishop applies to them and is
enforced against them by the churches
here. The same is true Of the few Catho-
lies engaged in the glass works strike.
The Catholics who go into these unions
are not OF the representative class. They
are ignorant, unfaithful to the canons OF
the Church, are not recognized as Of the
true faith, and are not permitted, while in |
the unions, TO partake OF the sacraments |
OF the Church. You may state these facts |
in the Gasette without fear OF successful |
contradiction. Not o single one OF the
glass works or any other strikers has ever
received a cent OF aid from any Catholic |
society or church, 10 aid them In main.
tanning the strike. The Catholic Church
Is opposed TO labor strikes, and uses all its
influence and discipline 10 prevent them.
n the Protestant churches did the same
thing there would be very few labor strikes
in America, and they would be very far
between. regard labor unions, as at
present constituted, the worst enemy the
workingman has, and 1t is in these unions
all the troubles that befall the laboring
classes are generally concocted. You
may depend upon 1t / have given you a
true statement OF the position Of the Catho.
lie Church, and l trust you will publish
what have said in the Ga;ette so that the
public may know through its wide circu.
lation that the Church disaproves every
thing sayoring OF Communism and secret,
mischievous organization"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-04-13
Remember-PrIsnd., Remember,

That DR.. wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
has proven itself to be positive cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. It has saved the lives oil
many even after the doctors had said there
was no hope. Every one declares that It
goes to the fright spot soothing and heal.
ing as Il by magic all soreness Of throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time will gently warm the blood, cause re-
freshing slumher, and by morning. an
ordinary cough or cold will be gone: None
Senuine without signature OF Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep a
bottle always on hand, ii will save you
many doctor bill. Be s1re you have
youf druggist get the genuine for you.
West & Gilmore, Agents for Bridgeport.
Logan, List & Co., and Lsughlin Bros;
& Co. sell the genuine at Wholesale and
retail. D3W