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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28
The Election OfH President BY Ballot
and Lot.

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To he Editor o the MtW York Nation:
siR:-In your issue Of the 26th ult. my
attention was attracted by az article giving
the views Of Senator HillhouSe, OF Con.
necticut, in 1908, on the subject Of schools
ing the President by lot from the Senate"
Gn lieu Of the plan proposed by him, l
would suggest thai the Constitution Of the
United States he amended, and the House
OF Representatives be substituted for the
Electoral College; and that on the meet.
ing u Congress in December, 1884, and
every four ysSrs thereafter, the House Of
Representatives, Immediately alter organi.
cation, proceed to the election Of three
members OF the Senate, and the names OF
the three having the highest number Of
votes mot less than a maj1rlty) shall be
placed Ia q box by the %tellers, to be drawn
nv the Speaker. The first drawn TO be
President, the second Vice President, and
the third President pro terI. oil the Senate,
to succeed each other in the same order in
the event Of q vacancy by death or other.
wise.
This would afford an opportunity Of
having q choice made by electotS fresh
from the people. 1t would CSdse the
States 10 send their best men 10 the Sen.
ate, and 1t would prevent intrigue and
turmoil hitherto the inseparAble con.
rnmItants OF q Presidential election. The
| President and all officials being ineligible,
the patronage OF The Government would
- l. ..nI - naPnnNnaEa nnWnE Had
such a law been In operation In 1850 thou.
sands OF millions would have been saved
10 the country; the virulepCe oil sectional
preiudices would have been materially
assiaped, and the late civil wat-with oil
HE %effusion Of blood which Il occSsioned
and the enormous national debt which II
entailed-would never have been.
o. ihe proptiety OF this plan oil election
I have been convinced Tor The last forty
wears. Time aud experience have only setv'
| ediD stteugthen nv ConvlGlion. have seen
ali the Presidents Of the United States ex.
uept the h1st, have held confidential rela'
lions with many o ttben, and have studied
ibis question from the impartial stand.
noipt Of q private citizen whose personal
interests lay beyond the pale Of politics,
and whose ambition for the pubic good
ipeIudpd him as one only Ct a multitude.
An intimate acquaintance with the lead
ibp nen Of eli parties In the Union, dur
inV a period covering more than hall 9
century Of our national life, inspires me
with boldness TO express my views on q
subject Of vital Importance 10 the future
welfare Of the country. II is worthy oil
consideration. ". w.
WASaiNeroN, June 10, 1881.
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ivory handle carved Ike q Gala lily, and
prepares 10 get into Hhape Tor the fashion,
able gait. Fort the space Of q minute her
body seems 70 work upon eccentHies, Her
insteps 20 in with 9 isfk, her hips AZ
back, her spinal column shoots forward At
an angle OF about 4s degrees and remains
rigid, her neck lifrs, her chin goes about
an inch and fVe,eights above its normal
line, her nose naturally tolloWs and per.
hApa improves upon the incline, her arms
% the elbow points hug her sides like vii
Low branches, while the hand that does
mot engage itseli with the parasol hangs
limp and lapRuid. It requires two teeters
TO give the bhape luertlS, and OF the
Rsthete goes. Her progress detiea accurate
description. 1t has been compared to the
amble Of the kangaroo, but the naturaltsts
insist that the ~kansAroo's movements have
some element Of grace. 0lhers say Il 10
very like q duck which hlpl lie wings, but
the duck does not have French heels. A
OF science says that there 10 nothing
like il In the animal kingdom, although
the sea gulls on the Pacific islands have Q
motion in their walk.
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The iSStonabls gait Of the utter young
pi,l at this .tsason, saysths New York SIN,
IA sn importation, like most oil her articles
Of clothing. II is supposed 10 be an of.
pprins ti the utterly utter manners Of the
I,opdun ethe!es, who have ret the fashion
ict iArVnid, willOwy, weary wabbles. now
,he rage at many fashionable gatherings
among young women, who, In aRpifit Of
iSiSuie iu%ttefableBess, gaze into the depths
Of q new blown lily OF rose OF silently
sibjy the heat Of a Geld daisy. Upon
Ibe avenues, however, the great public
sSss the ayhetiC walk undimmed by the
mellow light Of 4 drawing room and ma
msiiotated by the rich colots o. Perisian
pottieFtd and Daghestah rugs. When the
sdbeleappeAts upon the front doorstep
with her Laugtty hat, she shakes out the
bangles on her bracelets, pushes into PEI.
tsT position the Jacqueminot roses o. heI
belLof the ieid dasies In her fourth button
holeI then she shakes out the pntinEs q hel
poionaiBe, raises . balloon pafasol with IL
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A Couau, Cold or sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently rssnlIs In
an ipCursble lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do NOS disGr.
der the stomach like cough syrups and
bslsams, bnt act directly on the inlamed
parts, Rllsying irritation, give relief in
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catsrrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject to, For thirty
years Browns Bronchial TroChes have
been recommended by physicians, and al.
ways give perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant uss fol-
nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned welLmerited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold at % cent?
a boz everywhere. TTHsw
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Allow q cold 10 advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious mAlAdies, such a
Pneumonia, HemorrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 30 readily at
tained3 BoscHEE's GERMAE SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Eieeases.
II q Dr. BoSchee's famous German prssoftp
ton, and IL prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
Ing II 10 the youngest child, ~ per directions.
The sale Of this medicine ia unprecedented,
since ant introduced there has been . CON
Itant increasing demand and without q dnglt
report Of 4 failure 10 do Ii work In any case.
Az youf Druggist q 70 the truth Of these re-
maria large si1es Is eenta. Try y and b
convinced TShssN
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The JaaSk AdvaNs, In commencing the
.preasEvadon Of the word Hades in the
revised New Testament instead Of the
word Hell, thus carrying the reader
back to the Geek mythology from whence
the word and the thought had It's rise,
copgrstulatss its people that both the
word and the thought are unknown in
their Bible. Rev. DR.. George Mstheson,
q minister Of the church OF Scotland,
writing in the Princeton RFyieS, says Of
HsdeR and Tartarus: "TheEe is Q preva.
lent belief that the WorshipeIs Of the
Greek mythology recognised Ar endless
future; but they certainly did not, In the
popular religious world Of Greece immoT.
tality was not for mani the gods alone
were the immoTtals, and those whom the
gods made divine. There was Q hereafter
Tor the human spirit, but It was not to
last forever, and while it did last 1t was
little more than q hall existence.
Neither Hadssg nor Tartarus were
contemplated as e'eTnRl states, Q d
It 10 only by Q strsining Of speech mat
they can bs contemplated "a states Of con-
Ciousless at all. HRdes aud IartArus we're
The dreams Of the d~isembodied lie flIce;
Hadss was 2 vogue, troubled dream; Tar.
tarus was q wild nightmars,d'eam. Llades
the home Of those spiti's not more
than ordinarily nOtOri0ua for the outward
Of humanity; TaT.aIus was the
home OF those spirits whose deeds OF evil
had been imperishably g.aven on history
had o less amount oil pain, but Tar.
had q fuller amount oil existence; the
vital force was more actively conCious in
proportion to the depth Of its wickedueas
Yet neither the realms Of HAdes, which
held the mass OF commonplace sinners,
nor the realms OF TaItaruE, which con.
Eained y few specimensol moral mOus!rof.
Ity, ever elevated their inhabitsns into
he dignity Of walking bsiugs."
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CARBUxCtEs, Felohs, Bolls, Sores OF lobg
standing, such 90 Ulcers, Assesses, etc.
positively cured without the aid oil a knife
or poultice, BY using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing SAlve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, EfyBipelas, Soft and liberated
Uofns, Chlllblaine, etc. It has never failed
10 cure. For sale by Logan 4 %. p4W
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FL Q ME PR Q Q F.

KIDNEY LIvER DIsE4ss ASD RaGuNArHn
-SUYTEEKD TEERIHLY.- "E S,blng seemed " hOlg
u" ''N'4 ~" EiEfE. pAiILiP3,
Wheeling, W., Va
CArIERH, POLYrUs ov HosR, INPAIRED VOICE.
( suffered for years; patent medlclrOS failed 70 help
CHGRLlS CHADDuCE,
Of Speldsl 4 Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
DYsPRFsIA AMI %ULcERATEb sTOAACH THREAT
aent for yean lailod % gtyG me relief, u, smith
Hured mar THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
FrT."THad them log t%HtlHsn EIls,; p; SISi'h
s'E0gUL4-R uENISa soEEs ON HEAD -;"Ay 800
vas afflicted Tor II yearA-Nothing seemed 10 help
"-' MIS-. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W. ' T.
CAHcRR.-"suacred for yGAIs With cancer. Had II
cut out three tIme1. II returned after each operation;
Dr. smith cured ne Without 4nI'Il c'S''i SR q R1T4'"
P1LRs, FIsTuLA OF ANUs = Fiat Of my back for IS
= eeks-Repored d. Ing. DR.. smith cured me without
EniIq, 10 HIe WCAS. IHOAAH COLVlS,
Wholesale GrOCOr, Vain street, Wheeling, W Va.
ULCKRATioss OF RHrIUU, PEoLAPsus ASn Pills
~ ~ given ~ 10 die and pronounced lnCuTAblH Dr.
WGsHiSG rOs pELANY,
Martins Ferry,
REV. no LApD, writes :-"Dr. smiths prVtCs.
tional services In ny family have bCsn mGGt s,tiSt!o.
tory and I commend him 70 all ~ Q gentleman Ard n
Ikilltul phyLctAn."
MRs. AGRsLuET KOLB ayA;-"I hGi been tunnf'
ing for seven Year, and Il, Rtei By navy physicians
IOf DySpOpsia. Dr.. Smith said I had . taPe.WoT1l
md 10 eight hours removed . mOsstsr, 100 feet long !"
FEMALE CoHPLAGNrs.-ChTEo years In hosPitAlS Tor
females give ME peculiar ADVANTAGES In such cGSes.
Persons cured Of CAtAIrh, DtAeaS9 oil Hear
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys, Skin, Blood, Nervous AZ
Iec,lona and Weaknesses Of Men ARd Youth, bCroi1lA
md Asthma testify TO my success.
PILKS cured without the knife,
Patients Of q distance may 10 treats, by letter Gnd
atiBiSctton guaranteed. 1 chart for sell examination
sent on receipt Of two thrss.Cent stAiups, and adVtce
returned iIee.
Consultation at OGics Iroo. Once hours from . T.
n. to 5 p. m, daily. suAdayi from 2 70 s F,,m. Gall
J.E. SMITH. NJ. D.,
apis No. 81 Twelfth 3d., Wheeling, W. Va.
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lie that Is surety for a stranger, shall smart
for It. But he that truststh In Spring Bios
som for curing liver, kidney and complaints
Of . liso tendency, shall never be ~disappoint.
ed. Prize 80 CENTS, tEisl bottles 10 cents
Sold by aughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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The value OF these statistics, however,
depends almost entirely upon the "school
age" adopted ID the different States. Ia
America It averages fourteen years, In
Europe seven.
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IL found In Burdock B.ood Bltters. As an
antidote for .ick headache, female weakness,
biliousnfss, indigestion, constipation, auu
other disease Of a kindred nature. these bit.
tens are Invaluable. Price il w, trial size ~
cent.
Sold by LAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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H. F. Mccarthy, druggist, OltawS, Ont,
states that he wus afflicted with chronic bror.
chi,is for some years, aud wss completely
cured by the use Of Thomas Eclectric oil.
Sold by Laughlln Bros. & Co, Wholesale
DruRpiStS Whaling.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE oF ohIo
VIUSIY REAL ESTATE
"a cocul4J, AdninD'tntSf' ds' In ob,O..r,.
So Tlr.ol, . al.
decree sBtred 10 the above 0nnttd
r.ns'It' Oth az Of MAJ IssI, we unasrs,SuSS
~, SuubLOutr will sell AZ Pu0''o Au'N'"' Va
TguRjpAY, JULY II, 1851,
Il uo'cock a. u, Ihe following dei
@lo,I ,' ,,tits, thai 10 10 is{i lL'l, LhA. L'LGt o.
nniy ,,S,i, T. L.ltsTty dia,ticIt 10 : hlY COUNTY, w.
iLdniei" sa +, bounded ., iollosS: Beginning ala
ibglali s,s tT,s Ia PeulheTt0n'l line, thence
lpat nnt ~ kim M "a TO A ItOue; the &c N a. L
La,t.i IbtLSC n I!e W !! S-lO Poles
'ibsIs 4, $50 WAS 100 poISs To- aGGi
hlaHtg,; II IG Is lOO poles to . 6lOne 10 John
Eias ss'',gl nef / Juniut A. Curtlsi thence
w, ~ pl!a ptIBk1; thence ~. y poles
S,h.i1 II; thence { ~ " S'lU poles Q
~, I'M ,ugF ure IN X fA,ls nut 'hLnse y
~ 4 4 n IU POLES to q sake near 4 hicEtF{i
~ : III Nt,tl 10 poles 10 . stAtei thence N
gn@ n, 10 A IaGe; thence N y u poles 10
\ y r. n ~ E2i poles to . SlEti Themes
liN'L "a Ss,'I0l b,la, TO a state; thence > Sts' "
v la a, a,p. thence s 2S' h. Sa-l0O poles to
nv, IIhSfcs \ So h 81 80. 100 pole " Tue bSgin-
~, |. us,ItlI1 II iers Is Is ~ poles executing
N,nIpm is lcFt, : nlri . bn-A.u feIs4i I"u,SySH
S,.wi,I lmaAp And alie " j. ~ taIdWeII' py
.,ddIei D%eeSuibet l. 1873:
IIHai tai parcel Ol land 70 the ncrlhrast slIe o.
:. M. dl 1 irm NeSt Alexander 70 y ret Lib
" y, ,soBII be " ilnaiA Dunlap iarn: BsGinning
~ x ia 10 line oil VI ACrune, thence \ bgEso
Min Soi Ito a iivhti thence > SEP, \ 1850
49,, 20 EN- the hOrh side Of the Liberty road
III nh uNi = III ~ b IA SlO poles u \ stonti
NJ, & 1850 pols 10 = tione' thence y
aHfgsE 0 tolt, IN some; thence \ sS2 e.? . 10
4 IA. b. Ii1plD9. containing 3 acrIs, 8 rods, 70
~ ,1e,p Va lheiei1 IN | acre Ard 81 poles tOI"
r,'i ~ ! tgalAp 4 d via tO HardeL b. dunlap,
l;itriiupd NAJ 3, 1873
HfsIt, ihu other parcel Of lad Iiiuste on taid Lib
syI'itu shlCh samuel Dunlap lesldtSr dj.ininS
hsIi + Gently OIhsd ~ sAlAIhieI Luius, deceased,
No a d Bite . Hand Is par Of the lAfl ON which
IiBl,n pabIJ %, dtteItSd, igsidSl during bis lie and
GSwItrlf a The remainder thereof ~ the road
Mis- uadope4, sIid piece Of land contains "
Tup,oyFILE -OnSibi,d Of he purchase money
ma \ uata more a. tue purchaser m4y elect 70 pay
h ~, nd lAs mIdus Ia two Squal lnSiallmehta
tuhsln rs Ihd IL e!Ve months, TesPecli'el y Wlth
INEr ipm lhs Day Of Ille, tha purchaser giving
M utiL Tih approved personal security and the
d. vi FIittd unit, the payment u the purchase
IsWj iIl. ~ JuHbs,
Litt.tgI1 spseial Commissioner.
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"SEin Diseases" Cared by DR., SWayns'S
OlnImaMl.

What h more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer a
single hour when theI have & sure cure In
"SwaynA's ointment is past 0ur cOmprehlu.
zion. The worst case Of letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint, Itching
Piles, yield TO Its wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Pimples on the Face and BlotChcs on
III. Skin are removed by using this healing
ointment Perfectly 81 Q and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
An EEuPrIoN OF EtGET YE.Rs' STANDING.
was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching intOlerably at times; tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "Swayne's all.healing
Ointment" | am entirely cured.
JoaEPH H, LANBERT,
At HOrtzmAn & Bros. Fifth and Cherry,
PhIla.
swayne's Ointment, the only etfectual cure
for letter, oil ~Cutane0us affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing.
~swayne's Ointment is sold by ali druggists.
TThSAw.
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YOU KNOW

The bent ~sVtleuGa Of = Phyieian's success u the
OStiniOny u bis patiPntI The Increasing demands
Tor my professional sGSVicea provo that | have dealt
honorabiy and fairly With those who have consulted
me. I never ure a patients name without permission,
though | have many hundred certificates from those
whom ! have cured after they hal OOsn pronounced
ineuFahla. A thorough medical education, with
many years hospital e9pSriCnco and familiarity With
therapeutic agents, close nB6sfTanCs Of tsupnraInGn.
al pVGulLAFitEed and BLiGt attention 70 hyglenic man
~lge.nOnt, lnIuTES success, II euro is possible and
frankly give the pSuSnt my O~plRiOn.
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IA one Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet or can hnd sure
relief by the use o iDR, 9WAYNE's OtNT.
NIN4. II has been tested In Thousands
Of instances and invariably maGesA
sure cure. The symptoms are niOlS.
tute, like perspirations, intense Itch
ing increased BY scratching. very dis.
tfeSsinE, particularly Of higAt, a. II
pin worms were crawling In and about
he rectum the private paris are
sometimes effected. Reader, Il ytuare
suffering from this distressing com.
plant, OF letter, Itch, Scald head,
hngwofm, BARRIERS Itch, any tftsty,
scaiy skin efupti ms, use VI. BwAynes
Ointment and be cured.
Ia Taylor, Hinsial6, n. a. writes: ~
thirty yeafs I have been greatly trouble
With Itching Pilest have consulted mAr
.emediea which proved % me no remedies
III, until I obtained Dr.. sWeyne'9 0intmei
u ThomAS drug store In Bratteboro, "
which cured me completely. BN9ynt
. sold ~ I'll dtuegis3 t1AGtN
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V[sT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

HIne dopaTtmen1 q Judy NEt,books inrnllhee
pSnsS ~ one year from e170 10 5000 bo1.ste
SSitn, TbSrli, thorough. Fall tefm beEint RSTs
TENDER TIN, 1891. Attendanee ~ yeat from %
fffora. NumbeF Of btadens larger than toS Ten
Ss!tst aGlqss nd c.Sg tass.nassg. .svt
61Sp, W0tVA
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nsLAOK.pRAUaHrn makes cAllls

and fever impossible,
TOr ale b leEaa 4 Co
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~.onra,s SALE.
%sIoIER's SALE


a57Tisi05sR'S SALE, =. ,.,.,
,.usr.t, "l, I9 i 20 Ss S' sos l S'f Z
sl;r,yt, = . ~ sssas;' 1il on
~ p4H" SsE nuDAY OF !ULt' . ISL
N,,td OSf u IN Il. SueuoG, TO the hishtaL ISa'
so NJ Is,Tg aad described GlSs ~
tspEsa w. ,sai pAIt Of the city ~ I1,ns
hSsrtS 20 So he toEu Of ,sltn vtsStnIS
.,snl Ea,s,nsi- lad state ~ s,,sts.
~, Nsail y /. n, It6 LOAN usII nnsn ThIah IL
sosdst "-fbs ~ !, full ~ NJ ooutnining
puIn@,piu bhcE dtslta M back OonIGIH'
GaAI"ssT,b ~ pidluon isII y, ~ TooI.
tG,H.s rSs,taI t%rsthlri cab 70 Htn3 SSIS
n N sLLE-ott, trrIit Of AZ AID we've
~. 10 rtlals irow date q lIls, ~ PPHh
80, 1ih lnslt', ~ d,IsTsd PsynsLu, iii
va s.rS ~ n, lld ne lille G' the tAHS wa
gss,l y ''''A" K j DqyE EsIRL.ioD,
.r~ruE4FE4SL Jas
W. sr,ruEE, Ia s., ;oaft ii Onl0
sElLt Jconsy, ,.o,, entitled
LNAN' ,.f,,- ratred 10 the aoete euII
HVfia'0 Az, Of way, 1861, the ulS''"
"iS g5sSsfspAY, IvsE ~, 1881,
n.,eI,u Eli al tbs front door Of
,csHrG q ~. ~ r4dnIy, At pabllG AuGuUp'
\ s.h t93' ,ri5,J real eu al', st4als y
n dS't allison 10 The guy q \ Ise"H
Isia0al 4 li,9 - much Of quaLIy '91 ~
llrI " -ai he I loving bounia'les: GeSaa-
fBlIEl n' ,iis 4 Fulton iueetl corner e
~ Il 10, 4i y, sisl d ioaI Ind r1Dnins VIZ "
Xxx Xxx ,uertr, e., +; 9ts'VC ri md Siih
a,d lslo1 Ia hs u = Of Linz SIes9 u a. "
LitFlgP 4 Ssg.lOO poles I1snSs 2 vi u,
/. !, th- ~aJglhEsalen! mue v MY ~
A., ~ tSs ,,nr u 5lh W. II Y6'IVO IO'es =
IN rfd 'Ia 1sFarl brtV ia quarry 10Y hVS lu1
Gl,Sely 'iIi,pIou llus between said CURRY
sai,nl 'll ~ OO pOles to The b'gInIlng eoa'
Us wS en- Uro quarry lat four ~ Slii Iou
ls5s wv il IO.at ~ acres the uu's''!'pS ""
,lH'Itgl.., Que nall, and - much more a.
hI'ioy me-, ,lrti, in cash, ard 'he IS.iaee y
I'Paiti-, ih lBu rr,t IRON day o. ltis and tne
Eoaloi ,,s NJ mite 'Or the deferred PAymtn'
srhti'I 70 .1I II ,eruhtJ, and the title to DO re-
III 4 iVnsn' Ia i4N' A. J. CLARKE,
Special EwmlS'f6bsr.
LC ilorrt it6aM4a
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, r
V CONDEMNED TIM CARD.
&lS
N 9gOLk1 VI AND WET.
On and GitcI Nov. 7th, 1880, ali TraiAI yiD Fps
dEh' Except Sunday q follows
Through Trains 10 FiHibuItA,
Through Trains 70 Cleveland.
J Through Trains 70 CAiOAkO,
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping or' on eli Trains between A.
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40, PalaeS, Drawing kOOR anu s!uspnE UAiS
On al night taink
Cosa connections are made tor all poiuIs south Sad
abls route Tor ~eoloniIts and PGFSoRs moving 70 tbs
great Wet and 70 whom particular attention q FiJpA,
WHRRL1NG, PTTTs. AND gAl!TlAURE DIV.
Leave Wheeling, .. 6:2S q. N. I:i0n ar. sic y a..
no tAinB run on this DiVlhOn on sunday.
Tickets % all principal point on alS a. DsgOt.
Ogoe oPan q all houH during the day,
Information 70 the travelling public chOortully uJln.
W. n, CLEMENTS, ", dT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

plTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS kAlLwAY-PAN uAEDLE RDEJf,
Nina TahlS for East and Wost, corrected q MAY
sd, Is0I.
IralpI leave Pan Handle Depot, fec, Of Ejoysp
ltrOat near Public landing, daily except SgaAa,, a.
tollnI1,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

VI every description. A'so dealers In Harness, Lap
REp0ltoty, " Penn avenue, Pi,bbu'Es, Pa, SpiS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-28

.-ovvIssroNER'S SALE OF OHIO
muSTY REAL Estate
SEcScul4S, Alaiul'tn''r' 4e' IN o1,o..r,.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-25

Ify0u cut, mash or burn yourself, run
and get box Of Hunters Carb0lic
Ointment.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-09-25
2 PENCILETTES.

Oysters at Schubert's.
Last Sunday in September.
Rain begins to be needed again.
FINE LOT OF CANES AT RAMAGES.
There will be no session of either the ST.
preme or Criminal Courts tomorrow.
Maryville College has two base ball clubs,
the "Alphas and the 90 Red Caps"
Marshall has a house to rent near his res
iderce. See him unloading shingles Mon
day and Tuesdry.
Governor Alvin Hawkins has accepted an
invitation from Secretary Blaine and will
attend the funeral of President Garfield to-
IN borrow.
The tax aggregate for Hawkins County is
as follows: 1881, 81, 1894, 1877: 1880, 81 957 :
664; increase, 1886, 733 For Uuion
County, 1881, $765, s44; 1880, S678, 1919 B;
Increase, $87, 645.
The Morristown Times estimates that the
1000 farmers in Hamblen County will pro-
duce this season 20. geo bushels of dried
fruit worth $50, 900, which beats the wheat
crop Of the county.
Chattanooga Times : Colonel Shelley, of
Kingston, managed to get together about
one hundred members of his regiment, the
Fifth Tennessee 23d corps. They formed
in body in the procession and carried with
them their battle SCARED flags, which were
sent here from Nashville. Mr.. jeff Thomas,
of Hamilton County, who carried one OF
flags at the battle of Resaca and when the
cotsrs received the worst damage, again car
ried the standard yesterday at the head OF
the remnant of one of the best regiments III
the Federal service.