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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-12
NOTICE,

In tie Third District Court Of Utah
Territory.
II the matter OF
John I dTuadhand, In bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
At Salt Lake City, in said District, Jnne ., 1880
rCo THE, CREDITORS AND OTHERS IN
terested in said Estate; Take notice that
petition has been filed in said Court by John
L. GTundhard, Of Salt Lake City, IN said Dis
trict, duly declared Bankrupt under the Act
Of Congress Of March I'd, 1861 for a discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his debts aud
other claims provable under SAID act, and that
the 22d cay Of June next, at 10 O'Clock am is
assigned FOX the hearing Of the same, when
and where you may attend and show cause, If
any you have, why the prayer Of the said psti-
ton should not be granted.
o. J. AYRRILL.
-sEALi Clerk ofthe District Court.
By q. G. McNIILis, Deputy Clerk.
June 9th, 1880 je1O
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PURE MOUNTAIN ICE delivered
to any part OF the city. Office, rear
of Crsne's Secondhand store. Leave
orders.
my&I DopGE & CLAWsoN.
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SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1880.

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Collection made By carriers, twenty-five
cents 8 week.
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Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable conse-
quences that follow the decay of the
teeth. an impure breath must be tue
most notifying and unpleasant to its
possessor, and it is tue most mex.
cusable and offensive in society; and
yet the cause Of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily
with that Justly popular dentrifrice,
Fragrant SOZ0D0NT. 1t purifes
and sweetens the breath, cools and
reireshens the mouth, and gives &
pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking
should cleanse their teeth with
SOZODONF, es it removes all IN
pleasant odors OF the weed. Ask
your druggist FOR 1t. les
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Prospectus Of The gtah and
Markham Gnide.

The undersigned viii coon COM
mence the publication of a Guide to
the country through which the Utah
ard Northern Railroad passes, With
directories OF eli the towns located
along the line from Ogden TO Helena,
inclusive. 1t will contain an elaborate
and weiLexeeuled Map Of the country
tra7ersed, and be what its name sug-
gesls--a complete Guide or hook OF
ready reference. The resdiyg matter
anc advertisement will be alternated
and arranged 90 that each business
announcement will occupy a con
spicuous place, where it must be seen
aDd read.
The book will contain over 300
pages, will be well printed and bound,
and will b. sold to subscribers FOR 50
single numbers; special rates to At
yeriissrs and large orders. Our
agents sse now in the Geld.
Address.
JUNCTION PRINTING ASSOCIATION,
my2 Ogden, Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the County Court Of Jusb County,
in Utah Territory, has set Monday, the
18th day of June, A. d. 1880, for hesr-
ing complaints in the matter of the assess
ment Of County, Territorial and School
Taxes ioF the year 1880
In testimony whereof hereuAto set
my hand and afiix the seal Of
said County Court, A. ny
[sEALl Office, ia Ncphi, this 10Th day
Of June, AID. 1880.
WM. a. G. BRYAN,
Clerk OF The County Court,
iel2 JuRb County, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-12

The secretary of war read toe
cadets a lecture OF Friday about as
Stunning TO be better than 8 colored
person.
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WHITE HOUSE,

H Manning, F D O'Brian, Reaner
Call; A Friedlander, 81 Friedlsnder, San
Francisco; A bolt, West Jordan; Mrs n
johnson, Frisco; Miss f Shenk. r Maggie.
West Jordan; D n Swan, 7 Venard, NJ
Driscoll, Bingham: + RehrmAn,
Columbus; II 5 Cannon, U 2 X r; w
Cooper, + A Cooper, Bingham; ] Thy
man, ] Morgan, Senere, Terrace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-12

sAsH. DOORS And Blinds,
EOULDIaCS, BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZGS OF WINDOW GLASS,
At BOTTOM FIGURES, LAT
TIMER TAYLOR & CO. Ell
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
VALLEY HOUSE,
June Il, 1880.

D B Franklyn, San Francisco; A
Worthington, Park City; u Sultan,
Pioch'; q Andrews, Nephi; Q a Gilmer,
San Francisco; NJ Cheshire, New York;
P LoIden, E Western, Smilhield; G d
Nelson, Pennington, Z G Graft, Reno;
Z /. PREFER, Mill City.
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Receipt BOOKS FOR SALE
At herald OFFICE. s2s
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WALKER HOUSE,.

CSyndon, Bingham; o G Dast and
wife, f Dast, Keene, n d; + Peltzer,
Yokohama; w II Pirate, Shsnghia; s
Sweet and wife, Dansville; j I Clark,
Omaha; G Low Carson, r 2 Brown
10 L Richmond, Ogden; A Morris,
Bingham; g A Bliss, Chicsgo; j McVey,
Bing champion, N Y; j Covert and wife,
Chicago; Z Denison and family, Oak
land; T Kenney, Koch Springs; + L
Wilbur. Boston.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-06-12

PIKE's ToorHACHE DRoPs CURE IN
ONE MINUTE. je9
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.

Mrs Beardsley and son. Ogden; J G
Hauner, Bingham; G d Hauln, New
York; w w Williams. U 5 r Il; j L
Mayer, San Francisco; G Zangwortz,
York, Neb; P E Conner, Stockton, j
Sils, Kalamazoo; E Ii Drew, Omaha; L
RebstocIl, st Louis; r 2 DericksOnl
Chicago.
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Gift HOU5E.
wrerce, G Morrison, Juds

j Lawrence, G Morrison, Judge Cupit,
T Welcome, w 2 Baker, X Grant,
Park City; N Jurgensen and wife, j
Fall and wife, Bingham; A Grove,
Ogden; 7 w Valentine, wife and child
Overton, n ".
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Mayors Office, Salt Lake City,
June 9th, 1880. je10
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sssGs2EEE ENkr.
DIR. TUFTS
.E.XPECTORkN1'.
sGsSRfE 4 l.
IN 26 CTS. AND 81 BDTTLyS

lis properties are Uomulc3nt, Nu.riLign. Bal.
samc, Soothing snd Healing. Combining all
these qualities, it 10 tho most effective LUNG
BALSAM ever CiIsrcd TO sufferers lroG rr n.o
nary diseases
nr. j. +. HA WOOD, of Now EorE, volun
ta1ily indorses il, i!esi Whist he says:
New York, Sept. 10 1877.
pr. Tut: GoHr Sir-Dnring this year treat
ed nine hundred eases Of lung diseases. In tho
lower wsrds O! the city thu Gases were Of v6ry
severe tyre, 1t WIS thoro my attention was
cslled to TUFTS EspocioranL, and confess ny
surprise at its wonderful power. Turing \ Irac-
tice OF twenty ycars have nover kEown n ed :
icine 10 net as pr, mpty nnd with such hsp,y
cflHcis. IT instantly subdn"d Tho most violen
lis Of coughing. and invariably cu I'd tnn 81.
srafe in few days, / cheerfHlIJ endorse it ~
tho beat lung medicine l ever used
}. FRANCIS HAY WOOD, MD.
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IMpORThNT OUE3Ti0NS

kcaior, hnvo You caught cold2 Are yon
unable to rs!s., Tho ph!nRm? Havo you An ir,i.
tatinn in The thrna.2 r. sense Of OPPRESSION n n
tho lungs, ~itl short breath DO you have y
lit of coughing on lying down2 A shsrp rsin
now and then in region Of thu heart, shoulders
and bach2 lFSO. OuE ADVICE IS to take
ut onco dose Of Iutrs ExpOctorant; you will
soon be sblo TO raise tho phlegm. in an hour
ropost Tho Exrcctorant, place q hot iron to the
feet. tsko two Of TUFTS Fills. You will soon
fslt into q pleasant slaop and wako up in tho
morning cough gono, lungs working freely =;
easy breathing and tho bowels moving in nat
nral manner. To prevent . return Of these
symptoms uso tho Expectorant several days.
Gillco 80 Ii UNi.Af ST, n. YORK,
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NOR RENT OF LEASE-The desirable and
Il roomy STORE ard WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by K. 3.
Lawson & Co. Apply TO
seplG T. M LAWSON
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FOE SALE OR RENT.
by ONosl tl Lucas, AucLioneers.
FISn WHARF FOE RENT By AU OTION

-
On SATURDAY, tho 18th day of February,
1880, at l. III, il front Of the Now Market
Building Royal street, the CORPORATION
FISH WHARF, Including tho lot known as
Colemsns. will be rented fer tha ensuing nine
months Tha rertor will bn required to furEish
nlsterial for AID lag platforms sufficient to sc-
comnotsta tho trade. Ell passways must be
kept open, Gud fec from obstruction tho rentor
to erect 10 building within = less distance than
70 feet Tro: the 03si .QE: Of tho whsri, Eor than
50 feet from the suu!h IRON. Eo privilege for
the sale Of liquors will be granted inconsistent
with the laws q tho city Oh thet subjacl.
at the ssr,e tiT.i, will 10 rented FOUR LOTS
OE GkVUi!U a5icining tho Fish wharf These
lots lie on The cast sido CT Oninn and south side
Of Oronoco ytree!s Ihroa .! ssid lots are - feet
inches by ITO feet. snd the ether lot 35 feet by
100 fcGt. Possession VII be given Msrch !, 1870.
No bids Wall b" ro;2sid"r'G unless tho bidders
shall be known, " v"mchcd :cr, % tho auction
eGrs ss res p2nsib".
TITO right TO reject bly, or al hils is reserved:
All srtlclcs landed on ihG wharf for tho use OF
the city to be FREQ from wharfage.
Terms: Cash, psyablein u. .. currency. gold
or silver coin.
By order of tho Joint Committee on Public
Property: THOS. V. RlSH ElLL,
feb2%-5t Chairman.
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FLOUK-Ask your grocer for j. B. FICK-
- LEN b SONS BRlDGEWATER and
BELMONT FLOU & the best on tho market
all warranted.
jan 7 CHAS. s. TAYLOR. Jr.
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CDkiEsHasEa:E FsEttGssAnrs.
w A. JOilNSuH & CO.


WHOLESALE GKOuEkS.
8EA Ekhl, Om&iS@ION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
All. Il II I)S OF !.IOU0K9
Hsvo on hand III baON'S XE, XXX, ,XXXX
and IUih OLD RYE, OLD CABiNET
and MON0UkAM WuiSklES; also EAK.
ERS and P8ON'S PUKE EYE
WHlSkikS, TO 1hich fhcy Invite tho attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country for merchandise aha
receive prompt attention
>, ConsGnments OF Flour, Grain and Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee tho
highest market prices and prompt returns.
Norlhesst eorror Ct Gsmmor ard Royal sts. ,
Alexandria, Va. oct 70
CHAs. $. TAYLOR, dr..
aENRRAM {; C6M ~ II IsS,oN :sSSIs n Es,i Esii?H,Nr
AND FRED DEALER,
Agent for
y. T. FICELEN % SON;.'
CkLHHKATED BKIDGEWhTRH FAMILY
FLOUR,
ii North Union strett,
ian =" AloIHndris, Viryihia.
HAEAoN & SMITH,
WEQLHSAI.e
nRuHEE'' AND CEREBRAL C;,ai ri laHlUN
WRRi,i!h MTH,
Garner Princa and Hoysl sls.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
toiSi2 i2Dl..2nis .. ursin af;i C,.n.,:rg Produce
solicited, and pr";nlL re;nr,is ra,!n IL 1G
EsAH!"W ERiFj,
WunI.RGhI.E
GknNGEi, GIt1 MlS$lOH MGHUfiA N'rS
Aud Uehlars in
JOHN GiBSrN'S Si9N & GU& CASIr:w
Il, Xxx and XXX WIiISKi H., and
Fh"mpson'h P'iro Eyo Whiskoy; F;rn;rn
Ninn7 md Brandics, Ale !'nrtor
and ChaEpG2ncs.
ps- hHBNCY OF LAFI.;N s: KNNWS
rOWE DER COMPANY.
n. " COZ. UAMl:I;GM hHn ROYAL STA.
Co!ina roGated for thA L:h,Ia .. 10 per sack.
my ct
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sbRY Gdkfsss&.
ZIG JOB IN HAMBuRGS.
~ AZ IA

EJlG JOB IN HAMBURGS.
M ondsy. February 10th, 1850.
Job lot Of Hamburg Edgines and Inser.inss
lusl received, very cheap Also 10 d. 2 IN Pure
Linen Napkins at G0c psr doz; Bslbrggan Hose
~ -oc' Il job; British Half uoso at 10 and 25c,
extra cheap; Ladies' Mourning Hsrdkerctinfs,
now style; extra large Bates Quilts al SID
>, II. +. BkA5NEAk,
Ii. b uoomes. No. 100 King street.
Alexandria, Va
III wool Buntings st 25c. gtoat bargains.
leu ib d. f. r
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A NAWSpAPRR PUBLISHER WRITES

Oitico EveniHg News, Augusta, Ca
Dir. Tut: Desr Sir--My little son WAS attack
Cd with pmcumonia last winter, which left him
with violent cough That lasted till within n
month since for tho cure Of which ] Am indebt-
ell to your valuable Expcttcrant / hsd tried
most everything recoIaineEdod, but mono dis,
any good until L nsod ycur fxrectorant, one
battle cf which removed The cough cntirev.
With ms;y thanks, am Scurs truly,
JOHN H NSiGIH
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uAp TEtEKIRLE NIGHT SWEATs.

Memphis. February II, ls7l.-
Dr. Tntt: &'r--i have boon suffering for noar-
~ two ycnrs with n sovare cough. When 1
commenced taking your ExpeCtorGnt WAS re-
ducHd to ono huEdred and s;xteon pounds in
weight. ] had tried almost everything; had
terrible night awnsts. ] hAvo taken half doznn
bottles. Tho night swcals havo left mo, the
cough has disappnareh aud hsvr esinnd ntean
pounds in flesh. J rcc0mmoTd it To s!l my
ir'HndF. With HrGat rrspn,i.
OIL LIZ kINE
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ri GflCE-I cell tho attention of Tho ruIlc
~ to tho DOrtheGat corner OF the MaGkit, Oh
Fairfax and Cameron strocLa where Esye re-
sumcd busiross ri my Old st.ud, md viii haya
on hand 81 NIL lines good supply ol CnUIUE
F&ESH kfEAIS. consisting oC bcsf, Mutton,
lamb, Erai md rork, together with I'll krhs
Of SA!iHA;SE and PUDnlNG&. af II. own
me1ufaCturo / a!So cal attention 20 stall No.
81, urGosiLn rhnrH ! have On hand :. Enc selGc-
ton of Ct;h:CG PICKLES, corsi2tiDE ii cu-
cnmterg. Cho;s boy, Ca0I ticki", a'ixsd
tIck!", Ihrriius Csu!ila@nr sid i'icGtc
Hricrs aid ell kinds Of Pickles in vl.s, jars :;
HAl!urd sauce W"rTickshirn tisucc, Catanp,
French Mustard, Iuro Olive Gil imported
&d.m i'nscFc, PsrrCr Sauce, i:ardines in quar-,
tor ard hsl. sUxos. Mines Meat, h;accarcn,.
i.ptrs. etc. GHtJtE rMUh Ri FISH, Ire.
larcd fny iah" Gsi' Immediately consisting ci
Mackr"l. Hhud, &niTnon and rut"nnsc ito. iirr.
ring. ATy Vl thas. articles csn b. procure ei ri.
ter Tl.rkci huufs vt my store, Mo isouth ssic-
fax slfGct. 80 bhis u Fish coEs.sling Of r.au-
iGo i,a5raGor and Fsniy Kos Herring, in bbIs,
hsIf bbis and kits; Potomac Shad ir barrels,
iinlf bslrels and kits htsckerel. Ecs l, = sud 5,
III barrels, hsll barreIs and kits.
nov - s j, REED.
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IDRlME POTOMAC KOE HERHING, No.
L ! Family Mnckerel. in kits, Boneless.
Shredded and Whole Cod Fish, Blosters and
Scotch herring, for sale by
feb II j. q. MILBURN.
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TsOR RRNT-Yko THREE STORY BRICK
E HOUSE,, No @5 north Fairfax st. Has all
tho modern improvements. Including bathroom,
gas, cooking range and pRror hoater.
fob 7-tf i. n. CORHETT.
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fE u Z i ) ii n | |. u EE.
GRAY HAIR OR WnIsKEEs chsngoa to q
GLOSSY BLACK by = single application of this
DYE. II mparis q Natural Color, acts lnstano
ts1oously, and is rs Harmless as spring water.
Sold by Druggists. or sonL by cypress on rocoin;
OF 81.
Gfslce, IS Murray So. Kew YcrE,
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FOR RSNT-ilOUSE No. 35 Cameron st.,
T. between Fairfax spd Lee. Apply to
ap S-tf }. II. u. SMOOT.
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TAKE A LAUGH.

The midnight hush-soothing syrup
Boston Transcript.
The fellow who picked up the hot penny
originated the remark, Gan that glitters
Is not cold"
IT is announced that Mark Twain's
latest work is not for sale. 1t is girl-an
innocent at home.
THE Bridgeton (Me.) Netcs camly says:
1.-THE types last week made US say that
the showers were not sufficient to meet
the wants OF milkmen, ETC., instead OF
'millmen.
"WILL you have some Strawberries?
asked a lady OF guest. eyes, madam; !
eat strawberries with enthusiasm" "Do
tell! We haven't anything but cream and
sugar for them this evening"
A NEW boarder split some milk on his
coat and was fearful lest it would leave a
grease spot. An old stager assured him
that there was not the slightest danger,
but that he might look for chalk mark
when it dried.
Administering to our concert, Mr..
Brown? Mr.. Brown-WelI-no-I think
not. Amateur-Why, thought you were
fond of music. Mr.. Brown-Well, yes;
YOU see that's where it is. (Amateur
would like to ask him what he means, but
thinks 1t best not to-
"YEs; am to be married my dear friend.
The young lady is pretty and very clever,
yet she cannot play the piano forte, that's
| her only failing" "Why, should call
that a blessing. 1t is certainly no fauItF'
"Hear me through. She cannot play the
piano forte and yet she always insists on
playing"
"HELLo? when did you return2" asked
snopson OF his friend Binns, whom he met
on the street. "Why-I haven't been
away" replied the latter. "You haven'tT
incredulously asked Snopson: "Why,
YOU look SO worn out and near dead that l
positively thought you had been away to
one OF the watering places for few weeks
for the benefit OF your health. "-Ne'0
| Harm REGISTER.
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nrruBLIcAx MEETINGS.

laurel Point, MonOngAiiA county, august - r. -
MonSnSown, August ~ p, mr. Col eeofS' :"
Caldwell. =, 1Iop. George c, Stur
yI,s and Hon, JOhn A. Huichlnson' - ,,,.,,..
ET u1sshannon. August 7, Hon. Geo: q SlurBibs;,
WsIis6grs August 0 Up. IN, A. W. CAinPVeii an'
Col George b. CALDWELL ...., n o ~ IN Cant
]. w. CFacralt, Col. james Mclean ana d D. "eH
ager. 80, pt,.,I. oorntv. August 10, 2p IN.
Nav MariInsYiile, WetzGl county, August ~, : y
a ThPI i Tyler county August 49, A. W
Campbell. o. nj HIM. George Z
4 Sn,Iss. Hen. John A. Hutchinson and Coi "eotS'
SenScci, August ~ 1880 p m, Hon aS cS George GEo,S
GTaiton' August 70, Up. M, Hon. George C. sur
stEs .,rvIsv, Hancock county, August 10, 2 p. N.
Nan q II. Hubbard and Hon. George G. sluiSlS1s -,
Writ C. H., August 10, p MI COL eV''S0 % N'''N
we'll ,,,. Au,u,t 10 Q n III
Hon, lam A, HutchInSOn aud Hon. George Y. Dur
TI Il George, Tucker county, August 10. Hon. j. M
uagars and Hon. John ". Mas u. :, ,,,,,,..
WSSton. August 20, Hon. GeOnGe Z. slnTE"s, r,.,
HrSTou Plea sants county, August q, p M Zen
NJ (inU. IT. and Hon. John A. Hutchinson;
MLIdiebOurne, Tyler county, August ~, p l
dan \. C;ofi, Jr, and Hon. john A. hutchinson
beverly, August %, Hon. George Z. stuISiSS' coe
Sistersyile, Tyler county, August III Gen. NJ oUA
Jr, and Hon. John A. Hutchinson 49,. az Gan
N"T MNrInSyllle WetzeI county, August 20 uen
N. don, Jr. and Hon. John A.Hutchnson'c ,.,.,.,
Wheeling. August -, $50 p. IN, Gen. stewart
" SsTSsS,Ts, N August So p nj, Gen. Stewart
WOJdtOrl. cor S,awart I,
WOUdiOTd. - ~ co1 II
KinSWool, Preston county, sept 0, hon: ueo' !
HturYiss and A. ". Campbell.
FGlrmunI, September II, Gen: \; Son 'I'
Grafton, September 20. Gen n. Con, Jr'
The meetings announced for Frankln, penG Hn'T
county, AuRiSt o, and Romney, Hampshite county, ti.y
August 10, have been postponed until further nouee
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Rough on The Candidates,

MorSntOwn Post.
One Of the candidates now before the
primary election informs US that short
time ago an aspirant for Office in this sec;
ton rode up to a farm house and knocked
at the door: "oh, Lord, Mary, there's an;
other candidate!" exclaimed the good
housewife, who was at work IN the
Kitchen !; 'go to the door aud see what he
wants" The farmers daughter went e
the door, and as she opened 1t the candi
date made very polite bow, and inquired
heis not" replied the rosy.cheeked dam
sel: "he's down in the medder buryin' 9
dog that barked itself TO death at candi
dates!" .,
1t Is unnecessary to say that that candi
date did not invite himself to stay 10
dinner; and he slammed the gate yer!
hard as he Indignantly left.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

ELEGANT HAIR is woman's browning
beauty. When it fades she fades as well
While 1t Is kept bright, her personal at
fractions are still maintained. By pre-,
serving the hair fresh and vigorous 9
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who grieve over
their fading hair turning gray too early,
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor pre-
vents 1t, and restores gray or faded hair to
its natural color. It is q clear and health
full preparation, containing neither oil,
dye, nor anything deleterious, and i'm;
parts to the scalp what is most needed
"a sense OF pleasant and delightful free
dom from scuri or dandruf.-Nes0 BeTne
IN Hl Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

Lime Kiln Proceedings, Detroit Free Press.
The President Of the Concord School OF
Philosophy forwarded letter to the club,
asking Brother Gardner II his experience
with wasps had demonstrated the alleged
fact that only female wasps used their
singers, and soliciting an early reply.
''My 'sperience wild wasps runs back ober
half century" replied the old man, as
he passed along the letter, can yit de only
TACK ever demonstrated am dat break iuf
de bushes on de gallop, an neber once
stop 10 ask which sex deY belongs TO-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

THERE is no longer any room to doubt
that the wheat crop Of 1880 will be much
the largest ever grown. The harvest is
nearly finished in Iowa, and Is approach
ing completion in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Dakota. The dispatches from differ
ent localities are very conflicting, and they
illustrate the exceeding difficulty of get.
ting a correct idea Of the aggregate yield
in a country SO vast as this. and Of such
varied climate, by mere compilation oil es'
Inmates from few observers, however IN.
telIigent and experienced. But the yield
seems to be unusually uneven this year.
some fields giving forty bushelst to the acre.
while Others, not far distant, give not more
than five bushels. In some parts OF ILL
nois the yield is said to be not more than
one.balf that OF last year, while in Other
parts Il is said to be one-half greater. Al
tar all possible allowance for the DISPOSE
ton Of news gatherers to report according
to their own interests, it must be inferred
that there has been much wider variation
in the yield than is usually realized.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

JAKE JACKSON added another gem to bis
dialem as a Democratic orator when he
said in his Fairmont speech, "That it
would be better for the people ii the
Normal and Free Schools were done away
WITH" This is simon pure Bourbon
Oospel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-07

Asusual, says the New York Tribune, the
Democratic Lightning calculators in Ala
bama have overdone it. They have made
the majority too large. That is always the
difficulty in free.counting tournaments
like this. Each counter is so eager to show
his skill that he makes the reconciliation
majority unnecessarily large. A majority
of 10000 in the State would have done just
as well as 10000, and 1t would have been
good deal easier for the overburdened
Northern Democratic editor to account for.
The large numbers have tendency to
make him desperate. Thus the imaeina'
tive editor OF The World makes the unior'
tunate remark that the "6rst gun from the
South is doubled.shotted," which being
interpreted, means that the ballotboxes
in Alabama were evidently stuffed twice,
when once was all that was necessary.