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, 1880-09-06


- - 49,. -,
cotnmnnns nio Hcpt. ~ iNv' 70 gssxl rensnn
csa srat wy ~ se returns ~ 1n n,naaaer arc rgr's n
tao necessity lor sheir eariy rnh!ca.isn il .isii
ta. e. ~ ~ 9Aense wlii nG feceyc 1T heiayi H.
ft y f,sc o. nanks Mi'' nuke ss1s,aof 1n.,as ~
hf's'-fG!Gn, Gt., =. ncecG' .., An
e'1""LEs t. Mlh1.s. l'.-Sn.' "'o <'' AZ ~
res,snn osn.r."mT, rn, ,.s"n' .cnc,o, o,,r
thanking tho o,licets aid soldiers nf tho city
military coin.naiIls f0r tcir voluntary response
lion willie II, csmp Mt Ghicneo Tho orsior rcn.ls
Ms follows:
Te osnesa! - thS rg"de de-
nlCtt III duty Mt Cnntn dc AfOtnt I'll tho NJ.
T!ision nl tao rrletnln! I Cntag'ove .t "
iternent. "try Tho rrss csssry seP
and i!ntiery furnished tho tYlt n,ltnhcr OF
men, nctnfll9 10 orders !r,in thclt nchtlltinr.
tcrs g,.d their prns'rtsacs. y Fcsnont'tng e tt1
liSro fellows especial alcI,.,oa e i nuult,or IT
,nus m%erh, ,..t 1nenl ,nr me nFomM
@ ,ians tho 9c,,cral says Is s'ree sn'Ii % Il
,1 ieers an tncn ni fhe Ittnois Nntt"nni asG1
la,or ns to l,tonrt them % respond Willingly:
"iosc, Is pblsun to nemur!Nl from ch"rIcs
sFG,,sns q g., ,,'a,' ,' which appeared In TIE
1h'"cxE .. s,,,.s ta. t,,no; ,s ,,,
Tho l,nar1 % Of u,Ilrrrs of tho rirs, % M,sin,cnt.
at their ast meeting, concluded to c,,Int,o tho
cntles rorps na ii permanent ndjunct af their
rrtts will lie cIrcltcd II, tho ynritlis echuoIs
" ,, tng c.sy. HILL 'i,p'1GNuons tnE n'euinersh!P
ny"ntmu nest' oan,,hrot H. fof " ,ncfWierrbin
arr gnsl mprus. irai,t,crs. md nfpeMrnacc. ,,ac
hsweGn ,hM. ~ a y md nShs 'yo feet
m m cser tSe eea exSsf exS.nscs % o td Fee e9s :"
, 1880-09-06
accomplished, tho gentleman turned towards tho
Stataonkccrcr ami remarked with


"Nfy wife tried tu rrL mo intn trouble. hit sho
just did nef into trouble herself. Didn't shc?
The stntio,lkCcrrr nodded aM nsscnt, antl tlio
ont uf tho s,ntlnn. III turned, however, lcfore
In rcnchc.i tho tltr, md ,tskcIl, "My wlfo h'ls1
h1r tlln,uutItl ctrrnHs with her when brought
"Ycs, sir; and sho has them with her now"
came tho nnswer.
'. she didn't have n palr OF diamond brace
lcta?"
Nm SIR" ..-.-.-
Thu husband whtstlctl long md low, md left
thc station with n very Alaw md thoiEat(ul
STRIP. ...-.......... -.
This u,orn.nE tho Young lu.ty will appear per.
stIllnl3y nr hy proxy 10 utswOr IA tho chnrgc of
appearing IN tho streets fl ninlo costume, when,
II my further expintsDr ut il1r 0Tcnso IA t,rccs-
snry. tho Police Justice will curry solnc n mt
nl. nf Tho ct,tcnts n[ Tint envelope to tho credit
nf tho t:ity 'rrcnsury. And yet, considering that
really iuuks ns II 4 pair Ut amai bracelets hu.l
Enno missing during tho csehpadc, ther seems
clctnCDCy,
, 1880-09-06
THE CITY.


CIV. EATON, OF Cc1ar 1tnp!is, Is Mt tho sher-
elnD.
AL.xASpEs Brao, Of Manitoba, is at tho pa-
4Itlo.
1upoR s. s. DANDY, of Nchraska. is Mt tho
P1mcr.
GEORGE II. MORGAN, q. s. A., is Mt tho
Talmor. . ..'.'
J,K. onAvEs mud family, Of Dubuque, arc mt
The Pacific. ....
Jar 4. nunnEr.I., NJ, c., Of 1Iou9hton, Mich. Is
a guest Mt tho Palmer.
On, GEonoE ". LEWIS md DR.. Il. A. Thusboc,
Nav Orleans, Rrc Mt tho Pnlncr.
,,nus PATTERSON, Of pjttsburx, is sregtstered Mt
the Sherman.
LIEUT.. II. Il. BAILEY, u. e. A., Fort Keo9h, Is
Mt tho fremont.
J.w. TUNNEL mud family. Providence, H. 1.,aro
at tho TrOmont.
VII. COURTNEY and Frederick F. Waters. Of
Now York. nre Mt tho Sherman.
THE nov. and Mrs A. l.. lIollngcr, Cnpo of
Good Hope, nrc Registered at tho fremont.
CHARLES d. PECK, acnoral Manager Of tito
Northwestern Grand Trunk fiallFoad. Is at tho
pdimcr. ...-...
II. n. cAnLr. vIce-rrcsidcnt and General Man
aecr OF tho Chicago. 1,ock 1sInnd & pncilc lsnll-
rtlnd, IL nt tho PGctflc with his fnin'iy'
vacation, viii reopen his French clnsscs next
,Siulljay nj bis studio, oGS Huron street.
THE Earl Of Airi!c, the lion. Iyulph oEtlv!s 4 !,
and Lady Maui Oglvlc, EtifburE: Capt, Y. 7.
FUnsonty. ireland; md j: l.; l!nftons hart'cs
Bcotlnud, are E1lcsts OF tho lacl1'c.
II. ". yMtr1tEt,s and Jalrps nuI!cld, London,
Enrlat1u: william Grnbnrn nntl 1nl.n ltnnksH,
Ginsgow, Scotland; Eugene Fnrent, Paris,
Franco; Frott W. Ocwcl nna 1. j. !ttnAn, Ain-
3tot,lnnn Holland, arc guests Mt tho Palmer.
TnH 1tDn. .Tohu V. Fnrwcll. addressed very
.ttentIyc altlirnco III Fnrwcll f1nil Inst rvcIuE.
Tho cnrnestncss with which tho spcukcr p,1.-
sen,cd tho truth was unusual. much cnrh!si;s
beng Ind upon nuns need of tho "nrw birth
TuE c,,neert tn bp given by the Uninn Cl,b.
which has ntrtntay hCGn twice postponed OWING
to the heavy ruins which set III on tho evenings
whuu 1t wins to hnvo E0no of. Will. weather PR
mItt,ug occur this evening Mt tue Clft! krotlntts
Garner of North Clark street nntI lMLhyntso
pIacc Over ,.oU Invitations havo bccTl ths'sc'l.
and tho concert rruMlscs tn be Giln o. tno mt,sL
enjoyable nGars OF tho sort given III thls CITY
ior some time.
A nEEr1xN uf tho friends Of al!sa Esiznlcth
.cnu)nI, tic Chicago yi,cul[st. for whose lencflt
concert will lie given lit Cctitf,tI Music. Hal On
rhurssny evening, Sept. :. wns he'll III the c!'tlt-
room, OF tho Sherman llousc yestertiMy niter-
rom. Mai. John Murphy occupied tttt chnir'
and Mr.. William CutTNLl was clt.GtcH SccrntAEy.
Sevaral eOnln1lttCCs wcru Art'ntnteti 70 !nnk
E;tcr tho success Of tho entertainment, nhu tho
meeting ntljOuruc.l until Wednesday, tvet1!nH,
when il Will rcAsscn,ble III tho Ranc place at U
o'clock,
, 1880-09-06

"nont do whnt7" nrkotl tho unconscious tp,ies
Tho victim rorIlctl TINT .tnnc. ttati successfully
"wlllc hin, To get n,Lt 0f bed mud aft III hla Tub
for half Nh hour IN tho previous night. II wna
III win TINT tho ncamcrlst protested his cntlrc
lnnuccNcC. lin hal 10 teIlorp Ills friends mini
by promising MIN mover to twill" him In tho
futMro.
, 1880-09-06
MILITIA NOTES.

Lieutenant 0r Coup,.,,y d, Tenth 1nenntry.
GAIT: W. L. p,Trls. OF Quincy. has been up
o,d tsrlua,lc.
THE First RcgImcnt officers report lively In
. non1c* ~ ~ 'v I'M. ] osuonznl,on NJ '' ' ' $"' '''
P''''e' ~ '1'"' ~ s"''H'>''','' .
AZ glseta has :, ees "s's ia copnny E.
nu H.. ~ t,s.,n ~ so'
non1o'' 'iee e"p' o"ao'' Ct ''''' " '''1t'o' 'A'
pe.' A., .,,,.....,,. ~,
Rrnntcd tu capt. E. r. suwycr, Of Gen. 1ur-
re.,cc's stat, and be hns gono to Minnesota with
bis wite.
COMPANY and battalion drilling has been re-
sat!csi III ~ tho Guy cotnnanns, te general w.
of snntnmSr H. oro A"''"e osp'''" vi 'No '''
ELECTION % l wl ,1 he,,l " the arnry OF Company
'euteaa"t, vies coos % rcsisacd. ''0 ''
rrr "cum,,.,,rc." " or tho sccond 1,crtment
nro i,ghscn cs,rti,liuy ow It. tho pleasi.l,t mr.
tnmt,inr T., iheir rt.sn.Htlyr tj,itin. s."
carr. ororox W. rArrs,,., commanding Com
py sSh ttxdtn, lnt"1try " r. %orns4 .SS ,
Thrift M2 s'Sr Srek ceq.es VI sG:d ifnn 4 A.
scrv'eo' .T. :,
IE 1Gmhsrs 1,{a, q Gampany H. r. @ SSth M infantry,
anutn Twp dnys as the s,,rsis Of tho clt!zcns Of
San,'wlgh MD intend u rcceptl9n to 20 ton,
Mt tint lime. 'N ''''0 '-'' ""A' '"'' W ~ N's
~ ~, a,..,,, -. ,u,.., j.. o,,,,,,r .,u,.
lntMntry, Aug. 10. Gnrret n: vnnzwoll, WHO WINS
Formerly y Lieutenant ~ tho Gun,pany. wAs
eIgner. F.rwnriesl tsarpr0vcll by Itegimental
and f'rfsRic Headquarters.
MGcniSt ;. to tho ini!!ary c0do y, election
t"n"nv ,n Fifti ,n.n" p ~ iorn.riIt" f
, 1880-09-06
()1IT FOR A LARK.

n11FF 1F(b1k a Ia RNs
.o,.a..a ~. ,.,,w.s ,xsr,urn nv
JEAhpusS.
aclf o,,t In uuio nttlrs, tnkrs n Indy companion
out WIN ncI NV III " e1ns ~. ~ ~ 80 T., .;, ~
fashionable restaurant unttl MI Is blho, hhd
t,pts top late, that policemen Arrcst, there
H. nn earthly net which cntt euro
her mnianchoy. Iho sonsra.' ,s,%ecn .ss. ,,,,. Me
joyful h!!nrity VI the cnf!er paFt VI tne h,ens'
md tho depression attendant upon tho pcnf,en-
,j,i hours r,nsscd Inter On in The gloomy prison
"n IN .nst.,,s tf hc ,1w"l ,,nnu in nuv
cell,'s toohe3sous.t 'Atst'e' W y. .,s 49, .,
but tho most pRthet1c Fclsi. anu u III TUG Nssn
ton at tho misfortunch which hcfcl nypt.1,T Indy
who sfnr,cd out lis II t11nlp tnOgn,.ruOron Entur-
't'I "'t M -. , .or, ~ ooo,,, ~, ,,,o-
hay oschan9, tne1e ""y scel'l W. u.t' ~ 'ee" ..
Rionnl departure from tho enffo"luIt tno NUT
will be with tho readers failure to ap,lrceiAto
fully tue painful nature OF tho heroine 4 prctcn-
mint
When n yu,lrlr woman discnrtls tho }Hj10u and
s thn pytnlttyns, tile first ,l,Icstion naketl by
the c,,rio!,s IS ln thu direction ur the ,ncct!so
r. i5r. Mnry Woikxr n iunK line 1T woman hive
iMt.r,nm miro III ICss fuu,0us through hnyiug
,,rrSctttxl nao In frt1lniu utlrr md In uluty
fmsthnrt.s tinr rcnstns for niIontiV tin Earl, f
thn "nnosft srr I,mvo 6cni intensely ro;1lul1lir
isTt t. wns ~, angelic aiiintnnts d, snvN hcr
cn,,nsrw vhjih lnI,1rctI Misc Ciurn finrrit1ut0i,
ntias 1,'t Il un,,iI In hnriiiy Kind 10 uIvo hur
rnht rnrn sny ftr,f1 fri,m hume I'M s,,nIny
cvanr clntl In siIscr,c,, siitt Of her hi,sbads;
, 1880-09-06
THE OHIO MINING TROUBLES,

DAYTON, O.t bcpt. os-LRt6 ftENEIA 1FbM Coal.
There has been no collision botwcen tho tsnDps
uMa minors. The lattcr Will submit q prOposi.
uon tt-H0ftpw to return to work ut II basIs OF
76 ccnts for September, md at Hooking Valley
ruto8 after this month.
, 1880-09-06
MARKET-GARDENING.
Enormous Extent Of tho Business
Around Chicago.
An Interesting Interview with Wllolc-
sale 0nion-tsrower.
Some Of tho Strange 0hnraotora Employed
rs Harvestera*


while running through Tho suburban towns tc-
tween hero md Evanston ny II wootl-crow,icd
nccllvlty which runs parallel with tho track nt q
distance or hllout tnilb wcai of It. nnring tho
rorly pnrt OF Cbscago'a history this ridge Of
ground wns MUCH frcuuentol by tcanstcrs, who
sought It's forest shades for tho tlnublc purpose
Of getting lontt Of tltnl,er and Of
having mn uprnarious tlno ut tho "I,1E
tavern" kept by "oid Man lloe," Mt II
picturesque point in tho wuods nbo,lt
scvcn mica distant from, ChcnRO rosto(lcc. II
report Eponks truy, tho 0utpourttxs Of old lioc's
Jug were Of NJ excellent quality, and after
nwhltc many othrra bcs1cs transfers visited
tho place to tasto Of Its popular product and tho
srot Kot eventually to bO known ns Roo'a Hill,
nnt1 this should properly he tho rnneof tho su,-
urbnn village now situHted upon tho rurond In
n line directly opposlt tho famuus old saloon.
with m utter disregard to tho chnrrns Of hIetor-
!cn association. however. tho place is NOW known
y We o o seter s'Sr ovsa ta ~
tof,diy, is stlRRgstcd III tho t,Atllu. Anntlor vi
lingo hn. spr.inE ~, On tho r.ae itseif, n lttlc
tnltIcA, but, bDinR Caitod D)wnanyll1e, 1t, tttu,
lntls to pori'ctilntG tho name oE q once
f % ss s tsp Stn
with tho mission Of stitlytng tho tocalty FROM II
market -garslon point Of view. Baw1nalvillc, as
" III esse oat 81 s .hs ae S
tint. Of tho twclyo houses which coIni'oso i.
=
wficb arnscs ti,s s,Iancion that nt tIIn prcsci,t
time, Iiown,anviIu .ttt be governed by Tho
hest Mnyor l.uwnnnvio eycr tatl. 1t Is tho
Tho cotqy nS roa Is iotaY surroerca m To- tbc
Sgnton 9t al s9s Q, sessaDtss; Mr
,tt3t,r6antca thp pIacn in i tiriy" f1,,n fhN cty
na ns f,r ns % tho @ 9ys cal A. scaG', from lolnt oE
e!,enmisra, melons, sa!,iiIlawers, ete;. wh!Is
II I'll secs o from u ths nnatro sar of
oHo az Tic fnruc. tn r thcso sorsIc w. If up4 III
aeres Of oxtont eionsing "a i!1dlons iirothors@ ~
lis f,rst lcsson il, tic cultivation of cscutsnts
from Sir Iyn,,I InijiotiK. tlo prnctjcaI ninn Of
iatbers ho e"n IL y to warnY 'sS.s aofo r
Rvncrutions bnuk, he. fcuIinT urtimwrd In tt1e
llmitablo sphcre Of Little lhody,' caine 10
of tho sitsess to bsr mot, ttlrty heres Of tEo
@ = Ss ;SSsPSs - 5
eommod.ty than nj present he earei,e;i It, tnd
is nrcsemt n,npto prrjens. m tn ytnrs N a1o II
occtrrc 10 hita tht ti,e ricklinr f,lsIunsss nt
Sf snS m W yH tno tes s mt sRS DO
at ceok C0uty so cpe1s M1 aS NIX 4oss s'S
iijnckwnIi nnti IL l1c.,n,, fn nck1, t,n;nns thns
nnngiraiiug 4 brsilcs, Of business whoh l.it:a
t6m t6o o,3y ~ arkS,rEat,9nns soy whch ta
vi tho mGrpttmdo Of tbn nneratlnns IN thts lii. iu@
t1ny 6c Eicnnrti IRAN tho stnfemont that In t,,Is
nnr1,en ronn thirtv nrs.a RE- nvr Ha" s"w,ton i'o -
I'm n,,tivntinn ~ nrinna 'ho crnn ,vns nn;,,u
o"itrs, IN xns}nr.iuv thn s,iYnGcnt mita @ ncie
pcWSo w. wi!' u FEs of IRON twelve to twenty
AeA -''va r,cxsn -, '4Y T.,r "s nnn.os,a I' ut,na
, 1880-09-06

buy tho Improved HIVE Scale6. Borden,
eelleck & Co., Agents, VI Lake street.
, 1880-09-06

IYmts: Our hlghGst artists In dentistry, The
AoChesney's . beyond doubt, though but - set.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

A call has been issued-under the in.
spiration, 1t Is said, OF the typographical
Union recently sitting at Chicago-ior q
National Convention Of Trades. Unions,
with view Of forming a grand Continent.
al Federation, to include all international
tradesunions, national trades.unions and
trades assemblies In the United States and
Canada and the British American Proyin'
ces, ETC., etc. The functions Of the ieder-
alton, as outlined in the official pro.
gnmme, are:
Fint-To discuss and examine all ques.
tons affecting the interests Of the working
classes which cannot be acted upon In
special trade or labor unions, and 70 con.
centrate labor 90 as 10 enable II TO success
| fully cope with concentrated capital.
Second-To impress upon the various
branches Of industry the importance and
necessity Of maintaining protective IN.
ions. :,
Third-To devise the best means OF I'D.
justiug difficulties that may arise between
employers and employees.
Fourth-To prepare In legal shape, and
present for enactment to the different
Governments, bills for the removal oil
statutory restrictions Of the rights Of or
ganized labor, and also for the enactment
OF laws tending TO ameliorate the condi'
ton and promote the welfare Of the work
ing classes, and take stepo TO urge their
passage.
Fifih-To encourage productive and dis
tributiye corporation.
Sixth-To propagate strictly trades-un'
ion doctrines, and, wherever possible, dis.
seminate arguments In their favor, and
geuerAlly to elevate unionism and obtain
for It the respect and recognition to which
II Is entitled"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26
THE NEW YORK. AQUARIUN1

Blenders
ANACoNDAS OF THE DEEP BANDED PROTEUS,
SEA LIONS sEA LEoPARDS, &c, &c, &C.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

EeW York FosI,
What until lately appeared to be only
the buying Of dividend stocks for the EN-.
ployment Of idle money bids fair to run
into a general summer speculation in all
kinds OF stocks. Government bonds are
strong and higher where changed. The
per cent bonds are selling at lOSIalOSI,
or at figures which make what Is consid.
cred by the public as the standard invest
ment pay about three and a half per cent
income. Choice railroad bonds are stead.
lily advancing and yield the investor five
per cent income. Other bonds known 10
be good 70 those who have investigated
; sst' lS5eslsosnst ,hSTS Vii Sc; SSstIs
hence, bw Of those 10 b. had at prices
which field the buyer more than 0 per
cent annual income. The best class OIL
dividend paying shares are also sought by
those who are better known 70 the market
as money lenders than as dealers In stocks.
When there is such demand for secuh.
ties IRON those who pay In full for what
they buy Il Is not strange that speculation
should awaken, particularly withthe pres.
ent outlook for money, and the present
general prospects for the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26
A Dead GITe.AWny,

london R1ieroa,
She stood in the earulgent light Of short
tAllOW dip, waiting for him at the front
aoor at IAN. lie came. He was husky
she didn': mind that IIewas drunk; she
was used to it. "JIm," she said softly,
knocking him down so as drag him up to
bed easier-"Jim, did you vote" "Yesh,
dear" you've been 4 long time"
''Yesh, love, poll didn't close till just
now" where's the money!" "What?'
1.-THE money" "My dear, ! don't under.
stand" "Dldn't they pay you for your
vOte?" mo" She looked at him play.
fully, with boa.constrictor tickle In her
eye. ''It's time women had the franchise
she muttered; "the men aln't up 70 It."
Then she rolled him under the bed 10 be
out Of the way, and in the morning she
vote ior nothing, she SAC i6IiiS idsSisS
trate. Dangerous lunatic, wrote his
worship; and at the next election there
was voter short.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

TnE Telegraph, German Democratic
daily published in Indianapolis, Is indig'
nant at the Ction Of the Indiana Supreme
Court in overti.rowing the Amendments
to the State Constitution, which were rau.
led by muiOriries ranging from 1900 to
10000 Of the electors VITO voted for or
against them. The Telcgnlph says that the
DECISION was maniiestly for the purpose Of
helping Hendricks at Cincinnati, but that
It will turn out to DO political boom
erang, What eyer 1t may do for Hend.
ricks in Cincinnati, 1t will greatly dAmage
him and his party in Indiana, The Ger
mans, according to the Telegraph, voted IOr
the Amendments almost TO 4 man, and
when they 90 to the ballOt.box next octo-
Der they will not be allow to express their
opinion as to the manner in which they
were set aside. The Germans are not so
numerous, relatively, In Indiana as they
ars In some other states, such as Illinois
and Wisconsin, bat they Srs nHtasss''-
enough to make themselves felt at an cleo
ton; and IL the Telegraph knows whereof
II speaks, and speaks what 1t knows, the
Democrats can not count with any great
degree Of certainty upon electing their
ticket In Indiana next October. They
NAV ye. be sorry that they were in such
haste TO put Indiana back into the list oI
ncinher States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

TuE South Carolina Democrats are dis.
concerted by the appearances of an indie
pendent movement in Marlboro county
under the leadership Of Judge G. 7.
Townsend, native lawyer Of ability and
local popularity. The platform Of these
independents Is the choice Of candidates
at primary elections, but the regulars Of
course charge their movement to wicked
ambition for office instigated in the first
place by the black Republican Darplots.
The Charleston N1a and Courier grows
quite hysterical over the revolt, and calls
upon the COED people Of Marlboro to crush
it promptly and decisiysly, that its fate
may be lesson to seditious sOreheadS in
other counties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26
BROOKE COUNTY.
The Early Haryest..Wells-
burgh Census-woOl Matters.

TheGreenbackers-Ea EARLY Haryest.-WelIs-
burgh Census-woOI Matters.
WelliburE News
The Greenbackers Of Brooke county
will nominate their county ticket on the
eth OF August.
Mr.. obed E. Green informs US that he
commenced cutting his wheat on the 10Th
OF June. This Is some two weeks earlier
than wheat was ever known to be cut in
Brooke county. The yield was more than
an average crop.
The census just completed, gives Wells.
burph a population Of fraction over
eighteen hundred. In 1870 the town con.
tanned about fifteen hundred, SO that in
ten years We have only increased three
hundred. Those, however, who may be
spared to see another ten years will wit.
ness change in Wellsburg, as everything
indicates Improvements OF substantial
character.
It Is drawing toward July, and SO far
as we can learn, not pound Of new wool
has been sold 10 all Brooke county. Both
buyers and sellers are watching each other
like tigers, fearing that at any moment one
might get the advantage Of the other.
Both are determined not to yield. Thirty.
i've cents Is the most buyers will give, and
the holder Is asking iorty.fye From
present appearances there will be little
doing for month yet.
From The Herald,
II may be safely said that no price has
yet been established for wool in this sec
ton.
Nine or ten dwelling houses, some Of
them double, have been built here since
spring and Others are in contemplation.
A paper is in circulation somewhat nu.
merously signed, asking Mr.. J. y. Palmer
ts be a candidate for Presiding Justice,
In case one Is 10 be elected.
Tho rather astonishing quantity oil 40
crates containing 1850 quart boxes OF
strawberries was shipped from this place,
mostly for the Wheeling market, this sea.
son.
The Agricultural machine shop here
made and sold something over one hun.
bred and fifty Acme Machines during the
year about ended, and have several orders
untitled. This concern slips along quietly
but does good work and good deal Of i.
The mowers and Tsapens sold are in addi'
tiop to large amount Of Other work in q
similar line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

st. LOnis is omitted from the list because
the citizens, enumerators and newspapers
arc in desperate wraugle over the result.
1t is charged that whole blocks were left
out by the euumeratOEs. The population
Of st. Louis in 1870 was 3lO,SG4, and 1t is
likely that the present census will show a
population Of $4,000, placing it 18th on
the list Of great cities. No indications OF
the growth Of New Orleans, San Francisco
and Charleston has been received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

III, Republican Congress onal Convention Of thu
Fit DistIIrt Of Wei virEihil viii u he'd 10 th'
Cty q GrsiIoB, on the soth Day Of June us1t, Inn
taeiI,isly alter the IdlOurnmtnt Of the State Con-
We, ton, Tor the pur osr Of nominating candidate
for Con5rcs, sud ior attending TO such other bust
u,.. a, mIy come LsiOrr the CoB'ention.
The RrpublIC rs Of the couBihs compiling ih'
District arr requested to IpItint dtl'g1tSA to MD
CONVENTION 1t such time add place as to them IhHl
10 most cInTsBitnL
b. order d the congressional Executive COMMITTEES
". J. W. COwDES, Chairman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

Ever since Prof. Green wrote to the
Medical Record advising physicians every
where to use the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure In their practice, II has been gaining
in favor with the profession. They can
find nothing which is 4 substitute for it.
r. Caulkins, NJ. D., Of Rochester, n. y,
says he would now prescribe it to oil who
are afflicted with serious kidney and liver
diseases. TrIl&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

PRESIDENT PESDLEroS, we understand,
announces that he Is not to be considered
a candidate for reelection as State super
intendent Of Schools; and TIE understand
ing Is that he purposes to devote ms en-.
eTeies hereafter Tor ths more exclusive
hensst oi BathAny College. II Is now
vacation there and <ill be until Septem'
Der. when we HON they will open up with
a largely incresA MISUNDERSTANDING
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

III, Republican, Of Wet Virginia, and all other,
vbo ems, to OooT.Iir With them al the state hhd
H,tloBI elections this coming fall, are hereby ln1i-
Ted to meet at their cu'tsInlfy Pl'Ss q 'on''1'Is'n
the rIrlou, COUNTIES Of The State and thOo'e dele
r,ls, TO ConUHtion 10 b held In The u'y d "fai'
tou on the sob day Of June nett, at NAN
The Convention ia called to select candidates lot
The following IosIton,-riEi Governor. Auditor
treasurer, superintsndentOI FIRE. Schools Attorney.
General, and one member Of the suPTsms Court Of
App,,, Also to ChOO,e I've PradentiIl election, one
for ,.fh Congressional District and two for tie state
BI order q the State GENITAL Committee.
A. ", CAMPBELL,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-26

BsllAiFS lndSPsndsht
The County Commissioners at their SEES
sion this month, allowed elAims for sheep
killed by dogs to the amount Of 1851 50
This makes in all about $3.50 that has
been paid for sheep killed during the past
wear. The amount has all been paid out
Of the funds raised from the tar on dogs,
and besides that amount there was In the
neirhborhood Of $500 Of a surplus recover
al INTO the school fund. Verify, there
some benefit derived from taxing curs