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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29
County Court Judse Boyd.

COM. mr- 81, ia" usual hour, "a. NJ
YESTERDAY aa. transacted Tire following
I'm t,, rls. lt U.E Johnson ". Law
,a1,. He r.r. e.. ,iHi To this court by
" W. N..l.~. =. T., 81 plea oi payment
MS marie bv i4c defendant, ahd the
r,., wls 70 trial before the following
arrv A,ex. NcCotlorh, p \. Moods,
~. p. Egzi IN. Samuel kgous, w. ii.
UE.,r.> N,,bi,r. Robert Arus'r0nS
Zluc Phillips. B.. r. McMechea, Charles
Eu,aarl Coco. CuuminS and y. ).
Adam. Verdict w@S rendered Tor me
defendant
N,-,r. VI +. Frame AMI john ;. Rob
lrs,q were admitted 90 practice law IN
this count.
I'm pa. case oiB. Z. poyeHcr, survivor
al Davenport, and ir"caer ". JoShrS
Brr.cv, ON an appeal from W. II. Caid'
wei. a.. L.. q yrruIc, Wa~ r'tu'neo u!
Nh. iIry Of 80 Tor the g.autih. me
t.trndan, mtie a motion lori new tria!
and 10 arrest payment oi Judgment
tii,urnsJ until to-day ut . A. ~.
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NUTSHELL. NOTES.

TaE mill men were on the streets in
force yesterday.
ONE deed of trust vas recorded by
the County Clerk yesterday.
ONE release deed was recorded by
County Clerk Hook yesterday.
The rain all soaked into the ground
and did not raise the river at all.
YESTERDAY was rather cool after the
rain, and brought out heavy clothing.
TnE North Street N. L. Church give
their first supper AM festival o! the
season tonight.
SIX cases were on the slate last night
for His Honor's consideration this morn
ing. All drunks.
Our informant was wrong yesterday
in stating that the factory OF the Mar
tins Ferry Barrel and Keg Company
had burned down. The factory Is fire
proof.
THE Finance and Account Committee
of the Board oil Commissioners meets
this morning at 10 o'clock. The Com
mittees on Poor House and Farm aud
Court House and Jail meet tomorrow.
\ VERY pleasant affair occurred Mon
day evening at the residence oil Miss
Hannah Reese, No. IS Twenty-hith
street. !; being 4 large surprise party 20
that lady. About Sixty OF her friends
were present, aud dancing was Eep- up
until a late hour.
Tue Gamgwe,l Fire Company y~estor-
dav paid Chief Ecc..s 4 neat Comp!l-
meut. by presenting him with 4 small
gong Tor his private room. The mite
thin. is modelled alter the large OueSalI
l. a beauty. II strikes a blow that viii
awaken almost any one.
TuE corner OF Chapline and Twelfth
streets mas been q nuisance almost as
long rs the memory oil man Iunnelh,
bu. happily il is now ayerted Hereto
fore it has always been 4 mudhote; now
it has been regarded and ccbb.e stoned
and the water will now drain oil.
LAST night, at the residence OF the
brides father, ]. l.. Holiday, Esq, was
performed the ceremony that made Miss
Ella C. HOLIDAY into Mrs. ID. J. Mckee.
Only c few personal friends were pres
eur to hear Rev. Npfd,t perform the
but many more viii Join us
in wishing the best blessings on the
youthful pair.
YESTERDAY At Valley Grove there oc-
CURED a meeting 'Hat brought in people
from all around. l. was the receiving
by the School Commissioners from the
contractors oi the ueT sCLOJ! building
and the celebration Of the affair, 10y q
biz dinner. The building is q very neat
and comfortable one and reflects credit
upon the district.
The annual grand fall opening OF the
ladies' emporium OF Brues * Golfer,
takes place next Friday evening. These
openings have become to be a regular
society affair in Wheeling, p the store
is ALWAYS full on these occasions. Tue
goods a. e always di5piayc1Ia . splendid
STYLE and the sight we'll repays one, the
visit.
On tomorrow ni.ht, Island Church
gives the frs ui Il series OF entertain
ments and sUpyers IN the lecture room
OF the church. These s1clH.S will be
kent up during the winter aa'i IT is the
intention To make them as ENJOYABLE as
those O. last season. The ladies' whose
names commence with y aud up 70 H.,
have charge tonight.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
,.riincnt SaNlngs and Doings.

Pertinent NiAN ihEN CIV"
NJ. AIiie Round, leaves thus morn
mo tor Cincinnati To- spend 4 lew Wet~S
visiting trends -,
Mr. laura lIoult and daughter, OF
Tr1ri,. IL are visiting NJ iht rt@'uen'e
Of Dr. l. y. Wilson.
NJ .I,srph stewart leaves this morn
inc for a visit To Cincinnati.
Hon. n. n. Johnson, oj Long he''n'
registered ~ the S,amm deu,' !'S'''
Gay. .,I-o..os
lion. VIM. l. Wilson, who addresses
-, Y,.,u,. Mems Hancock club at
Washington Hall tonight s'pPP"is
az the Stamm. H.. ~, tho
W. q. ". Day, Esq, editor OF 5he
Wsvnpsbur. Republican, and related 10
John r Dly, OF this city, IS IN Io"n'
VISITING friends.
NJ, IL P. VaSS. General Freight Agent
oftne II. * o. roai at Mobile, Is the
.rasf o, his hro;her.ip-law, Attorney
General Robert White, Of tins cty'
(. II. Eaa.. ESQ, OF Brooke county,
arrived iu the city las. evening
Mr.. ". ~. Duvali, Of NeiS0uIg' was
in tine c,;y asst evening making himsel'
ssreeab'e.
FL. Norton. Jr., returned last evening
from a sGoT. Eastern trip.
samuel D.. Uub!gy, Esq of Brad
streets Agency, took 4 little run from
Pittsburgh % this city, yesterday.
Mr.. a. T. Hopper, OF Pittsburgh, IS
visiting in this city.
Messrs. Louis Schwalb and Henry
B.umenberg leave Tor Milwaukee this
morning on a pleasure trip and business
jaunt.
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ENTS.
OUR COLLINS.

NNS
The sale of reserved seats commences
this morning at Banners music store,
for Mitcheli's Pleasure Party, which
will be here next Friday and Saturday
nights, in "Our COLLINS, or Fun on the
Rhine" a mirth provoking extrara'
ganza, and heralded by nearly every
dramatic critic as the latest success.
AGNES ROBERTSON.
All lovers Of good acting in this city
will be glad TO learn that Agnes Robert
son Mrs. Dion Boucicault) will appear
here on Monday and Tuesday next,
October 4th and 9Th. Old theatre goers
will remember her triumnhs, n VIII
heartily welcome her, while younger
amusement seekers will be curious TO
witness the performance OF an artist so
celebrated on both sides OF the Atlantic.
We cannot remember any actress IN tins
country who leaped so suddenly and at
so youthful an age into popular ailec-
ton as Agnes Robertson Mrs. Dion
Boucicault). She is once more about TO
leave her retirement and visit the
scenes of her early successes, and we
doubt not she will find friends In every
State where her name was once a house
hold word, and where, by her grace and
truthfulness to nature in the character
she portrayed, she won the hearts OF all,
and was the special favorite OF the fe-
male portion OF her audiences. She will
appear on Monday in her great N
original role OF "Arrah Mealish" in Dion
Boucicault's great Irish drama OF Arrah-
ma. pogue, and on Tuesday in her cele-
brated character OF "Jessie Brewer"
PLAYED by her over 500 times in this
country and Europe, in Dion Bouci-
coulC's great military drama of Jessie
Brewer, or the Relief of Lucknow"
The sale Of seats will m on next
Saturday morning.
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nLa Rs.hsnY Fire SUES.

The CA, Of Cheek and Parkinson
came un !u the Circuit Court before
g-.-, Melvin, g. Wc.sbur., Yesterday,
rnG thew through tue.ra''"'uev, renew
o., ,N.v motion t1r a cutD@@ ui venue
and supported t.y SJuc VA" atId"Hl's;
Tine g.lr, u,ar! tHe same, and granted
the >...c uril Friday 90 make their
reply. r.. prisoners then 70 have until
8 .ur..- ..r counter arguments. The
d,,r.ilu vii, Hn wslc on MOrday, and
ON Tuesday the case w', como up Tor
tr,lJ .uNirr, To- tGv decision.
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Worthless Stuff!

Not 50 fast, my friend; if you could
see the strong, healthy, blooming men,
women and children that have been
raised from beds OF sickness, suffering
and almost death, by the use Of Hop
Bltters, YOU would say GLORIOUS and
Invaluable remedy" See another col
Umn.
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west virrtrla Conference.

Tie Baltimore and Ohio railroad w!.'
rant frea return passes to AL of The
members Of the West Virginia Confer
once. Methodist Episcopal Church, VINO
nav mil fare going to the Conference
An effort is being made to have other
roads grant 4 like favor, with prooaDtl-
ties of succeeding. II papers through
ont the State publish this item OF news
thev will confer a favor upon the Meth
odist ministers.
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,.pleasant and Efec,ual."
pURsLEY, W. VA, Nov. u,

PURsLEY, W. VA, Nov. p, 1879.
lCsSrS. Laughim Bros. & Co.,
Please send us another supply ofyour
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. | have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but et%fectual. MARTIN & DoPLER,
of Dopler i Lewis.
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Go With the Cheap Panhandle Excuv-
sion TO Pittsburgh, Sunday, October 3
Fare for Round pri1. 81 30.

Fare Tor hOunu IT'D, o. o..
The p, G. d St. Ry. Co., Pan Handle
Route take pleasure in announcing a
grand special excursion to Pittsburgh,
Sunday, October 3. The excursion train
will be equipped with splendid day
coaches, and the train will make the run
through TO Pittsburgh without stoppage.
Now is the time to visit Pittsburgh and
the great exposition. The train will
leave Wheeling at $50 A. NJ arriving at
Pittsburgh at 10 4. NJ, returning train
leaves Pittsburgh at $50 p. N. Sunday.
Fare for round trip $3.50. Tickets good
for return passage by special train Sun
day night or any regular train Monday
and Tuesday, October 4th and 9th. TAX
ing one consideration with another this
is the most desirable excursion OF the
season. Remember the day and date,
Sunday, October Sd.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-River !
inches and rising Weather clear and
COOL.
CIyCISNATl, September 2S.-River 4
feet & inches and stationary. Arrived
-Nirgie lee, Evansville.
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W DOL.
philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 2S- Wool.
Quiet but steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Xxx and above 4iCg
45c; extra 44G45c; medium 47G473c;
coarse 40c; New York, Michigan, lndi-
ana and Western fine 3SG4lc; medium
46@47c; coarse 39G40c; washed comb
ing and delaine 42@52lc; unwashed do:
32@35c; tub washed 4595Oc; pulled
llp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

NEW, popular and standard Sheet
Music Tor hat price, at Sheib's, Wash
ington Hall, to sell of; much OF it at
cpe third the marked price; soiled music
for onc Fourth the price. Must be closed
out, 50 call early. and don't pay high
pr;rg. y'-rNI,rp.
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CHICAGO, September 2S.--The Ur1r'f.
Journal reports hog receipts $4,000 head;
shipments Al, 90 head. Market opened
strong, ruled active and DC higher;
closed very weak: many lett over; mixed
packing 81 S0@5 20; light S. l0@5 %;
choice heavy So 1908 60.
Cattle-Receipts $500 head; ship.
ments 900 head; exports stronger at
S. 1915 rs; fair to good 81 25@4 10;
common to fair So 50t94 90; western
native half breeds S. 1904 %; Texans
50 1908 %; thorough Texans - so.
Market generally stronger; stockers
81 60@3 90; feeders SO Goa 90; mixed
butchers IS 25@2 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 500; market firm;
common to good So 50G4 40; Texans
81 60; all sold.
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STCCN
Wheeling.

About 100 head OF cattle We're received
at the stock yards yesterday, and thes"
with the stock on hand make a herd ul
about 1870 head there this morning.
The hog receipts dunn. the past week
have been in the neighborhood OF 700
head.
Very lew sheep and lambs have been
received.
Prices have been ranging as follows:
Hoss-The market has been rather
quiet at 81 9OGj 90 for good packing
lots.
Cattle Thcmarket isin good condition
at present. The quotations are as fol-
lows: Young cattle from 500 to 900
pounds, at 3!H4c; 1900 pounds, &c;
bulls PIC.
Sheep Market very quiet, prices
ranging mt dc for fair, to 4c tor good.
Some very choice grades would sell at
4lc.
Lambs-Markct is weak and but lit.
tie doing. The price for the past week
has been 4@4!c.
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WELCSuE STRANGERS
20 HE y n~.i Virginia Cloak
emporium and i''r t3'Ges.
n..s- Goods aGai Si'iS House.
Souc ar.s see more styles than
ven have ever cen.
2. BLUM & BRO,
Iigi Main Street.
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EAST LiBRRTY, September 2S.-Cattle
Receipts to-day $50 head; al for this
market; total for three days 81 mead Of
through and 2,56S head OF local. The
supply is good. but mostly OF a mcdium
TO common grade, very lew good being
offered here, only a few loads, which
were readily disposed OF at gooi figures.
Fair to common we're a shade lower
than this day a week ago. Ntockers
were plenty bUt not in extra demand.
Several loads OF them and medium
grades are still on sale. Best shipping
grades ranged from s. 90 to g %; fair TO
good 81 50 TO Il 30; common to light
1885 to 81 90; stockcrs S. 80 to So so;
bulls, COWS and stays 50 90 to 81 so.
Sales today / ,42l head, and for two
DAYS 2,793 head.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 1920 head; to-
tai for three days $50 head. Philadel.
phias s. OO@5 IS; Workers S. OO@5l 10.
Sheep-Receipts to-day 1900 head;
total for three days 100 head. Market
selling dull at yesterdays prices, but
10 to l5c off from last week,
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Headquarters tor Campaign Goods.
Novelties in campaign goods at j. Z.
Orr x Co.'S, Al Twelfth street.
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Sr;,Do; Suits ia endless yari-
cty at ErIun ~ Cos onc t'rice
Cfoiltiu- House. '32b hiFse
a.. 3tIi0:niaS DDeT& HOu>e.
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VISIT the Pittsburgh Exposition.

The p, c.. x 81. l.. Railway Company
pan Handle Route certainly offer
every inGuccmcHt in the way OF cheap
excursion iare to those desiring TO visit
the great Exposition at Pittsburgh. For
two dollars you can obtain q round trip
ticket TO Pittsburgh, with coupon at
tached. giving admission to the EXPOSE
ton. Excursion train leaves Wheeling
Friday, October LIST, at $50 a. NJ. Tick
cts will be GOOD Tor return passage until
SATURDAY, October II, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-29

"MoRE foo | and less medicine, more
Ci nouuslmeut and strength, less OF the
debilita'in. influence OF drugs is what
our feeble and exhausted constitutions
require" said Baron Liebig, when he
perfected the composition OF the Malt
BittCrs.H
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 2S.-Hogs-
Quiet; commen 81 00G4 %; light
81 1905 10; packing 81 S595 %; butch
ers' IS 25@5 80. Receipts, 100 head;
shipments Ill head.
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NOTICE.

BRIDGEPORT, OHIO, Sept. -, 1850.
To he Board Of Directors CJ The LdBcAs HdSs
Company:
/ respectfully resign my position as Secretary
OF your Company.
sp23a +. &. WINSHlP.
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CAMPAIGN medals hive q rived al D.
C. Orr & Co.'S, "A Twelfth street,
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Baltimore.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, September 2S.-FlOur-
Active and firm without quotabIe
change. Wheat Western higher and
active; No. = western winter red, spot
and seller September, 81 O74-l or;
seller October 81 OFT bid; seller No
~yembgrSl OSi@l 0Ss; seller December
SllOMl lOl. Corn-Western neglected;
rev western mixed, spot and seller
September SOLO j0gn; seller October
jOim 5U.a; seller November 02sta )2tc.
Oats + ~icr: western white 39d40c;
do nike. So 39c. Ryc-Quiet at $500
Il c. Iiuv-Unchanged. Provisions
Firm AID active without change.
Butt.r-Ouict; prime to choice west
crn packed lSlI25c. Eggs-Quiet at
zoe. observation-disclosures Coffee
Steady; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair -
ml.r. SUGAR - Firm; a soft l0c.
Whisky Quiet at 10" IL.
Chicago.
CHCAGo, September -. - Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-ln fair
demand, but at lower rates; No. > red
winter % sic; No. > Chicago spring
g2lc cast. - seller Oc:ober; Oslo
seller November, 92.c seller year; No.
3 SHE; rejected 65@ zoe. CCrn-ln
fair demand but at lower rates at Sole
cash; $500 39Jc seller October; 4Osc sell
Ter November; rejected 3S,c. Oats
Moderately active and higher ut 30ic
cash; 2glc seller October; 295c seller
November. Rye-Steady and firm at
SIC. Barlcv-Dull at 13lG94c. Pork
Easier at Sl7 75@lS 90 cash; SlS % sci.
Ter October; SD - bid seller NOvem-
her. Lard-Elsier atS1 80 cash;S - -.
bid seller October and November. Bulk
Meats-Easier; shoulders s. 30; short
r.Ds - 30; short clear s. 20. WHISKY
Steady at 81 II.
Toledo.
ToLEDo. September 2S.-Wheat-
Steady; 10. > white Wabash 96!c; No.
l white Michigan 97tc; amber Michigan
spot oslo; seller December 81 OOtc; No.
red Wabash. spot, 973c; seller October
q7.c; seller November 99c; No. ) red
Wabash Size; rejected soc; No. . amber
Illinois 81 U6; SO. > red mixed 85c.
Corn-Steady; high mixed 43ic; No. 2
42ga; No. = white 43sc. Oats-Quiet;
No. . spot 32tc; seller October 323ci
seller November 32Ic; rejected 3lic.
Glover Seed-MammOth at 81 90.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, September 2S.-PetrOle-
um-Lower; crude quiet at 9Stc for
United certificates; refined ll.c Tor
pbilaGalnbia delivery.
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Toledo.

PITTSBURGH, September 2S.--Petrole-
um-Lower; crude quiet at oslo for
United certificates; refined ll.c Tor
P~hilaGclphia delivery.
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BLAINE, OF MAINE,
AND HIS SPEECH YESTERDAY
Arrival and Reception ofthe PIumed Knight
The Meeting Falls Short
The S~peech-The Night
Display,

Senator Blaine arrived in the city yes
terday morning, as per contract. lie
arrived By the Panhandle road, and
was met by the Young Mems Garfield
and Arthur Club, which turned ont ITS
full complement OF thirty-hve men.
He was escorted to the New Mcclure
House, where rooms were assigned him,
and where he WAS made acquainted
and shook hands with quite a number
OF ambitions Wheelingltes, iaciutInS
three or four gentlemen who were his
classmates at Washington and Jefferson
College.
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THE NIGHT DEVASTATION

exceedingly creditable to the Re-
publicans, both those who marched and
those who Illuminated. The streets
were crowded with people, the houses
and stores, dwellings and business
blocks were finely illuminated, and the
procession was large and orderly. \
great many counts were made by vari-
Gus persons, and a fair estimate of the
paratcrs would be thirteen hundred.
This was not as large as their parade
last Saturday week, but then they had
not. last night, the stimulus OF a still
larger Democratic procession. Next
Saturday night they may look for a pro-
cgssion OF Hancock men that will out
number them a round thousand.
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TuE BLOODY SHIRT on HIGH.

Tins topic verged TOO near the eNS'n-
auined garment aud the mighty SeaH'
Tor could not resist the tenp.I-
ticn and he waved il vigorously.
/, was war, war dire and dreadful, war
brought on by Democrats and On.
Nest VircinianS switch Oft from such a
party. Here you are between the free
States al Ohio and Pennsylvania, and
vet YOU are called upon to take your
place with the Solid South. Oh. II
West Virginia could only emancipaie
herself and live up to her principles ana
say
Whats Hccuba to Us or We to Hecuba
That we should weep
There was not a particle OF applause
at this. 1t was heard in dead silence.
ewes" Atkinson was busy about some
thing and iorGot to lead off ior applause
s. the Senator continued: What Il Gen.
Hancock should lie elected? There Is no
more gallant soldier than he. VIII say
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-30

Duriug lest wintss . revival vss 10
progress Ia one OF tho ooustry churches
nsss the city. Among she regular at
tsndants upon the meeting was > beau
tiful and sstimsbls but rather unso.
ph,sticstsd young lady. whose fIisnda
were very anxious to have her united
with tbe church. Sho seemed. how.
over, reluctant 70 do %, and the minis
ter In question wss requ4stsJ to talk 10
her. lhis be did several tunes. on one
occssion ssying. IN joeulAr manner.
Miss M. u you will join tue church ]
will marry you. meaning he would per.
form the ceremony. The girl seemed
pleased with the proposition, aud few
EVENING" after walked up 70 tbs altar
and united with the church.
some weeks aftsr this the minister
preached Ut tho church. and after ,hs
services mst the young lady. Brother
-. said she. 'you. nov you promised
to marry me II I'd join the church.
Are you going 10 do so9 dou't want
70 wait any longer.
The misisfsr saw bis dilemma aud
attempted to explain. 1 meant I wound
perform the ceremony. he said, that's
ell. ] cant marcy you myself, for I'm
already married, snd love my wife too
much TO desire TO swsp her of for an
other
The young lady became indignant.
declaring that che never did have much
faith iu thee sswa prsseasrs' Our
ministerial friend declares that he viii
nsveS again u.s. any other than plain
scrtptursl Asgumsns 10 induce young
lady 70 joan tue church.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-30

kYRiADs OF MosQulrons Says the
6toGktUa Herald; "Asrvsl,ous ana ri .
ssoss incrsdibls stories are It'd about
the mosQnit0es on Huosrts Isiand thi.
su,smsr. Tue ar swarms WAN vus.u.
They rsvsf svsry thug. l. 10 uiiiisa.,
~ breathe without inssiiug tue pest,f.
sfous iusect. They are rsssnous. saw
age. msfcsless. They cover msa sad
beast - with . garmsnt. Que oi tue
sDusue sAkess who waited tAo isisnu
ssports that q u i~psasibls u Tell the
sslor 81 tbs hossss. tho mosaa,lvss
cover them ~ tLiekiy. Musqus.o net.
thug 10 fastened about tbs tias VI nsn' .
hste aAat sisd sisssly around The snrs.,
to&ssp the mosQustoss IRON covering
the Taos. filling Tue sysa. nose and ears.
0Augs OF wen ssslae and refuse u woss,
hsdsug rest neither S,get sor Gay. iss
like hes never betoFe Teen seeu ou tue
islaad y any whsss else Dy any QUE wno
~. vmtsso ts THE gear. The sasssQu.-
td6s absolutely and literally swsem N
every part 81 che islsud aud reader sx
istsace ard hsor alssoes sabsarsb,s.
Thasis thought 70 b. rssuls Of tue
Hoods aud hlsa water"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-30

A ,aplc of Chinsmen catered the
Carson telegraph Office and one remark
ell 20 Farrell:
M ltkes cistchum di.pateh.
WHAT'S your Dsme r
All Wong
No Dispatch
Ne likes send dispst.h to Wah Kis.
All right
You nx uu.'
Farrell rot out . blank. poised bis
10 I'd psocil and waited for Instructions
.You tell I'm. Wsh Ke. send me "a
dollsh hap belly quick. Tell i'm Hop
Wing stsal him sister. Fling Wing cut
All Yum two times belly lad. You
sabs All Yum live sutro aud Silver
CITY; heap good man.
Want this al DOWN.
You bet. puttum down; telia~ Kie
s,e bay ant Hop Woe wash house iiity
dolisb; like'rm come mp and work, you
sabe? How mucheer
10 SAn Franc scs. ell this Will be
four dollar.
'Uh, COLO IL Ne no sabs 10 dollab
Ne semi dispstehse ons day hsp dol
lab Me wsbt hap doIish Dispatch
After some labor Fsrrsll condensed
what he could into ten words, and ther
read IL.
Now give bis fnil address, where be
lives. what street 2
Ne no sabs whsrs he lib. One Ii ne
year age. b. I'D IN 0lsss Valley. Some
lims be 20 WAllsho. guess. now work
On lailosd son;swbsre. When he getes
di.patchss usks Inn pay And 'ths
spoksss.sn and his companion ssantsfsd
out, leaving Farrell hunting foe six.
shooter. The fact Of tbs weapon being
mialsid saved . homicide.