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The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
DANGEROUS sATHrSG.PLACEs.
A Hint TO surf-Bathers at Atlantic
Cfty-savetl from Drowning.

Ctty-saved from Drowning.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 8.-The tenn
perature to-day has been unutterably
hot-so hot that only those whom
business compelled to be abroad have
moved at all. The flags on the beach
have clung to the masts, and the trees
on the avenues have been az listless as
II there was no such thing a. breeze.
Everything 10 dull, q natural result of
the tremendous boom of the Fourth Of
July, when the hotel proprietors were
taxed to the utmost Of their facilities.
Everybody was tired out by this
strain, and excursions have not yet be.
gun to run lively, this mornings trains
not bringing more than 1000 people
all told.
A meeting of the General Commit
tee on Fourth of July Celebration,
postponed on account Of the attempted
assassination OF President Garfield,
will be held tomorrow evening at City
Hall to decide when the fireworks
will be let OF. They are all here, but
some talk is heard about postponing
until some time in August, when time
could be had to organize another big
crowd.
This morning alb ut 11:S0 O'Clock o
party Of bathers were enjoying the
surf just above the new pier at the
foot Of Kentucky Avenue, when one
Of the number, whose name could not
be ascertained, suddenly gave signs of
distress, and Frank Fisher, young
gentleman, member of the Amana
Club of Philadelphia (the successors
to the Velere Amici Club, Of which ].
B. Myers Of the Ht. Cloud Hotel here
was President at one time) went to
his assistance. The struggling bather
ct once threw his arm about Mr.,
Fisher and dragged him down, but
being skillful swimmer he dropped
below, and as he rose grasped him by
the arms. A friend Of Fishers. Mr..
John Shaw, also of the Club, started
to aid the pair, when q heavy wave
struck him and took him off his feet,
All were got out ON the beach and
restoratives applied, and very shorsly
they were out Of danger. This was
not case of reckless bathing, as all
the parties are sober young men, but
the accident resulted entirely from the
unsafe bathing ground at that point.
Let the city detail some Of the police
men who sit on steps day and night |
and talk politics to warn visitors of |
the places where 1t ID unsafe to 60 in
to the water. There are half dozen |
places on this beach where it is un-
wise even for an expert swimmer to |
attempt to bathe, much less for one
who only wants bathe and little
Taste Of salt water. A little courage
and prompt action by two young men
visitors are all that saved q drowning
base here to-day.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
Mr.. Csnk1ins's suggestisns AnA
sympathy.

The following correspondents haa
passed between cx-6enat0r Conkline
and Attorney General Macveagh -
FISTH AVENUE Hoyrfs ] Il
NEW YcRx, July ., 1851.
MY DEAR SIR In the sbhorrence
with which all decent men alike shud-
der at the attempt to murder the
President, / have given th0uyht to Z
matter TO which your attention msy 81
msy not have turned. Our lcriminal
code treats premsditated homicide in
all cases alike, frTespective Of the vic-
tim. Murder being Visited BY the
greatest penalty, perhaps no diStinc-
tion between one case and smother can
be founded on The public relations held
by the person alain. But In case 0l
attempt to murder broad distinctions
cam be made between assailing tho life
OF an individual AID an attempt TO
take 4 life Of special value 10 the
whole people. The shocking occur-
renee Of Saturday / think demands
that the definition and pupishment Of
assaults aimed Of high executive OIL
GERS, whether successful or not, should
be made thoroughly rigorous. The
man who attempts the life ofths Pres
ident, II morally responsible, commits
an offenoe which the nation ought TO
guard against and punish by the exer-
ton Of 81 the power civiliEed nations
may employ. ! Isuggest this - deserv-
ing consideration.
Ny profound .sympathies arc with
the President and with ell Of you every
hour. The conflict Of reports keeps
hope and fear striving with each
other, with nothing stable except
faith and trust that the worst II overr
passed.
/ wish you would express to the Pres
ident my deepest sympathy In this hour,
which should hush all discords and en-
list all prayers for his safe dsliverance.
Please Also give 10 Mrs. Garfield my
most respectful coincidence. TRUSTING
that all wiliIbe well, cordially yours,
ROSCOE CONKLING.
WARRINGTON, July I, 1881.
To Hon. R0sC0E C0NKLINa, Filth
Avenue Hotel, New York.
Tbanks for your letter Of 9th, which
has just reached me. Its suggestions
will be carefully considered, aud its
kind messages Of sympathy will be con-
veyed to the President and Mrs. Garfield
at the earliest opportunity.
WAYNE MACyEAGH.
Mr.. Conkling sent the following tele-
gram to Vice President Arthur this AZ
New YORK, July Z, 1881.
Hon. @. A.ARTHUR, WashluRton:--
Please say to Mrs. Garfield for me
that to-dsys reports are most welcome,
and rejoice me for the happiness they
give to her. ROSCOE CONkLING.
To this despatch Postmaster General
James has sent the following reply !
ExECUTIvE MANSION, WASHING
TON, July Z, 1881.
To Hon. Roscow CoNKLINa, Fifth
Avenue Hotel, New York.
The Vice President placed your tele-
gram In my hands for delivery to Mrs.
have complied with his re-
qaest, and Mrs. Garfield dssires me 10
return her thanks for your kindly SYM
pathy.
THOMAS L. JAMES, Postmaster Gem
eral.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08
Kssapans the SMALLPOX.


Bright and early the other morning
. middle-sged German, Of anxious look
and much corporosity, called at the De-
roit City Hall and went for the Chief
Of Police with
--sHaf We much schmall-box In De-
troit p
"A few sporadic cases.
'Und do .omepody's haf to git vaxi-
mated fur him p 80 sa
.As precautionary measure citizens
should do so.' .
slow many dimes2
sOncs.'
.yoncel Msin Coil No more ash
dotI
'Once should do.'
sShust yait one minitp exclaimed the
excited German, Il shows you.'
He jerked of his coat and pushed up
his shirt sleeves and pointed TO four
spots on his left arm and five on his
right, saying:
-Four und five makes nine dimes vat
bees vaxinated In four daysl
sHow 10 that p
'How ish dot Dot ish mine pizness
here. WANTS meinsslf to know. vas
shust reading aboud dot SMALLPOX de
udder day In der Sherman babers. when
two men vahlks In msin saloon und
says, sSharley, der schmall-box jsh all
over town, und II you do not git yAxin-
AIDED the Common Council vhill close
you oop. so yos vaxinated for two
'h.1'1.f' .H.I| ], gnd . glass Of besr.' D
sTwo hours after dat comes auuder
man who says dot he vas sent to yaxin-
ate me on der udder arm, und pays
him de same.'
sWell?'
sDen come In man NIT spectacles,
und says - how de- Healthy Poard had
send him 70 yaxinate me. I shows bim
him was yaxihated two dimes, He
says ~ how dat vaxination be ne goot,
ben he makes dis blace, und I pif him
% cents nnd . glass Of beer.'
sWeil r e.ss t5....5,
sVhell, you says evry dimes | doant
thinks 1t ish vhellf In de next six
days 30 meney % six mems comes round
to vaxinuts me BY der order OF der May
or, deI Gufner, de Poard Of Public
Works, und doan' know yot else, und
efry dime l bays dem two shillings und
q glass OF beer. lsh dot ve.lp
u guess the boys we're emily guying
you.
What ish dot p
why, you haven't really been vacln-
mated ct all.'
sNo-op
mo, and you'd better be vaccinat
again.
! Vaxinated again Vaxinated den
dimesl Meier Pefore vas vaxInated
den dlmes ca ch der schmall-btx efry
GAY 10 der year, Dots some!cles, -oins
like ami
The daily gazette., 1881-07-08

Tho following correspondence has
passed between ex-6enator Conkling
and Attorney General Macveagh -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

1t depends largely upon what 1t Is that
is advettised-the temper aud feeling oil
the public toward the subject natter
whether the advertiser can afford to steal
In upon the readers attention by the use
OF some favorite quotation-or riding in
upon some current topic OF discussion,
Some advertisers have run against fatal
snsg trying to initiate the method OF Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup, Cough Syrup, etc, in
this class Of advertising, meeting with dis
gust and rebuke. The fact ia tho adVer'
User, when he enters in this way the
presence OF the reader unbidden, must
carry with him his own welcome, this un'
Ceremonious manner Of approach pre'sup'
poses q certain favoritilm, A popular
pastor Of one OF our city churches recently
made allusion from the pulpit to DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup IS illustrating how
dear medicines even become to US when
known 10 alleviate the ails and ills OF lie.
There must be truth and merit when the
advertiser can shake hands with such high
company. Indianapolis Journal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

Messrs, Shoenberger 4 Co., OF Pitts
burgh, have Just introduced into their mill
for trial an improved pudding furnace
for which the inventor claims not only 3
more rapid aud economical reduction Of
the pig metal, but an almost complete con-
sumption Of the smoke, While the for
mer object, economy in the manufacture
OF iron, is Of tho greatest interest TO these
engaged in the business, the consumption
Of the smoke is the feature OF the tnven'
ton which will be interesting to the Citl'
Zsns in general, and for that reason the re-
sult Of the trial will be awaited with more
than ordinary impatienCe. AS 10 well
known, the principle upon which invent
ors have been trying to construct smoke
consumers ia that OF more perfect com
bustion OF the fuel, and in most cases the
object is striyen after by the Introduction
OF more oxygen into the furnace. In the
case Of this new furnace the heat 10 IN
creased by q steady blast from an ordinary
blower which forces more oxygen into the
furnace at the same time that 1t increases
the temperature. II it performs ss ex'
pected il will probably be- extensively IN
troduCed and q portion at least Of the
heavy cloud that hangs over tlttspuTgh
will be- disHipAted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of Two deeds Of ifu,l inside TO ihs under
hlgnsd, and trustee, BY Samuel LeNlS, Nllh sunhhh
Lewis hiN vile, and Louis Woo nance, With liar
Tet WO0dmS nSfR, bis wife, the DIST Gated The i!lL
day Of June, 1865, and recorded 10 Trust Died Fol
No. /, page 81 Ia the Clerks Once Of Ohio county
and fiAtB Ot WFAt VlfginiSi he INOnd d4d d
trust dated January n, 1862, sd RECORDED 10 IN
same office In Trust Deed BOOK No. 2 Page IS, dht
records Of the above mentioned county, sud sltl,
viii sell 81 public auction At the front door OIL ~
County Court House, In tic city OIL Wheeling, Oh0
county, West ViigiBIB, on ..
SATURDAY TIKI iifH DAT OR NAY, 1885,
commencing At 10 o'clock q. H., Tho i0IlOEbI u.
IcTlbed brOpelty that Ia to say eulte inlt ely
Wheeling, bling the same round aud lcundlon,t "a
which the original Grant HOms vas Iilulitd, q
scTibed In the laid deeds Of trust u ioOlb-lOlha
forty (i0, d lng on the CtFner OIL MAIN Ind IbI ~
NJ that tino called Madison BItet nov Tenth lrttt
ISi1E IL the southeast angle Of those STREETS hh1 ~
No one hundttd and twenty (i2O lying 10 he aolth.
Wfst afR . Of the said Tenth street hhd iha Milh
House on Market steVt; lot No N, bengd iti01
Main street and 1883 feet on the nil Tebih ,ii!tl A
lot No. l20 being o. feet Iquhtet blIo part ID ~
Joining lot No l90, being lot No Nv, on he ~
Il ieei on Market street, and running bltt " ~
also parcel Of the same lot lJirg ing'dlltJ ical
Of and adjoining the last named lot, being aLgn
width on Market HquaFe, running bach WI Nnt t
these parcels viii be sold sepullsly o. ~ M
% II may be found most advantageous " Inc PfVFV
on the day Of sale.
der In two equal inStallm0hi1 Of nice aud 'lgh!en
months secured BY bonds 18th security, nlhiE'eJ
10 the trustee the notes 10 carry nltiat lio1 IlG
day Of sale, but the title will b. rHlUd nht Jul
paYmenl be made DANIEL PECK i1ilftt:.
n. H. IIItLER, AuctIoneSf. If
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

TIE Wheeling Iron and Nail Company
(Top milD will, on the Let Of May, refund
It's present bonded Indebtedness Of 1926.
900 into bonds for a like amount bearing
per cent interest instead Of Z 3.1O
as heretofore, In 1877 II refunded its then
existing debt Of $4,000, which was bear.
ing 10 per cent interest, into the present
31O bonds. II has reduced the debt 10
sl25,OOO by paying of 5000 semtahnu.
ally, and has sold its per cent bonds at
one per cent PREMIUM Besides doing this
the company have accumulA ted a considet.
able sufplusiund, and paid occasional diyi.
dendS. The property represents a capital
Of $4,000 and Is one Of the most valuable
nail mills In the country. The new bonds
Of the company are being printed al the
1STElhIGEScRR book and job rooms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

A poBRroN dispatch this morning says
that contract has been made to carry
10000 emigrants from Sweden and Norway
to this country, We are apparently on
the.eve Of an immigration to this country
far eclipsing anything ever dreamed Of In
the past. There will be q wonderful i'm
petus given TO the prices Of western lands
this coming fall. How many Of these de-
sirable immigrants will settle in West Viz.
ginia?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

THERE has been a rapid advance in
French securities this year. The Bank Of
France has reached 1880 per share Of
1000 par, a gain Of 100 per cent on the par
within few months, owing to very prof.
liable business. For the same reason su.
ez canal shares have touched 1000 per
share (par tOO). Panama canal has Crept
up from 400 per share TO 5l7 (par 5OO).
Tha last semi.annual dividend Of the
bank Of France was within fraction Of s
per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

The New York Sun prints "Roll Of
Dishonor," being the records Of l7S army
officers who have been tried, convicted
and dismissed since 1867 for various Of.
fenses-O7 for stealing. 10 for ungentle.
manly conduct, 80 for drunkenness and
the balance for various other ofEenses OF
the 17S only s were graduates from West
Point, the other ITO being appointed from
civil life. One only Of the West Point
graduates proved thief.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

sular manual and the French language
knows some Spanish, She is neither q
stalwart nor an Independent, and, tho a
native Of New York, does not aPprehend
any opposition from the New York Sem
ator. She otEsrs the recommendation OF
but one person besides herself, and that
Of woman, which she inclOses simply
because it is so rare thing for one woman
10 recommend another"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27
TRUSTEES SALES


By yirtue Of deSI Of ,run n,,,,
~, vile q John W, LlIs lev ' "a y AVE L,A
tash!ey, her husband, n ne ma. .as lld ION
ssISS IaS "a SSy & April IN tas ymS &
SSIo Souut i've w S!'IE yi, Sss q toua,y
20, u PAGE so, viii sell Al pbSIiS o. lTplt IN
hSnt door Of the Court HSuSS x NH 6Itls'loa L.
TUESDAY. THE earn DAY OF Nav S'' MY "a
beginning a 10 o'clock a. M. M. ,.r. @A', l2l,
properly that 10 to say; he Ioa IJh,oMtS dserb.I
numbered ssVen o. in square NM oatIhai Of n,
sS i,S ~ Sad GaolI addition 10 the CIV SSt
property SnS%s ISs aGd GPputeaiuc,. sS,Sy
IIRha OF SALE-OuO.halL n, ..,.UItltI'
RuIohSse money % the plrrhassF n' Isa more O u,
10 calh, aud the balance In one va, .lsgi 10 sT
tSs nue. d si!S ., '1 atS a. on The dsti @ ~
approved security, for nad del,THd as nOIsi via
w, u. HALLEE, AuCtioReer, NNNsSS' Iru,tss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

TIE Supreme Court Of Ohio recently
held that "words on q railroad ticket or
baggage check limiting the liability Of the
carrier to a specific amount Tor loss Of bag
grge are not binding on passenger, un'
less with knowledge OF ouch limitation he
agrees TO It,"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

ENGLISH farmers complain because
American grain goes past their doors on
ito way from London to Liverpool carried
at a lower rate than their own grain Ia
charged for bali the distance. Railroad
companies are much the same, the world
over The long haul Is always the cheap
est in price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

The fine weather Of the last few days
has worked quite change in the tone Of
the crop news from the West There Is
not half as much Crooking, and the re.
ports are gradually assuming quite rose
Colored hue. 1t is always safe to heavily
discount adverse news about the crops
early in The season, and for that matter al
all other times. There Is always bear
element In the market intetestedin dismal
news, to the end Of depressing priCes.
But the facts will assert themselves in the
long run.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

TRAVEL to Europe is setting in this year
earlier than usual. The favorite steam.
ships already chow full passenger lists, and
some OF the lines report the demands for
accommodation greater than they can sup
ply, now and months ahead, All Of this
business, from New York, goes under for
eipn napa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

BIDS from electric lighteru are in order
now in the finances Of the year from every
city. The Brush company offers to light
two quarters Of the city oil New York, one
at not quite $40 for each gas light superse'
ded, the other for Sl3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

Mrs. BELyA A, LOCKWOOD, the Washing.
ton woman lawyer Is an applicant Tor the
mission to BRAZIL, She writes 10 the Presi.
dent that she has no fear oil yellow fever,
war, famine OF earthquake, and II he
tenders her the place she will not, for
these reasons as did Nj. Bruce, decline.
She will not decline for any reason. She
has a personal acquaintance with Dom
and Mrs. Pedro, lie familiar with the con.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

Two HUNDRED horses were sold by Rock
inSham county farmers at HarrisonbuTgr
Virginia, last Monday, realizing about
$4,000. Over one hundred Of these horses
were bought for use in Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

THERE is going to be good fruit crop
in this region this year, Notwithstanding
1t is an "of year" for fruit, OF course the
apple trees will not overbear as they did
last season, but there will be an abund'
NINA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

JAY GouLD's proposition to cheaper
night travel on one Of his western railway
lines by constructing cars with seats that
can be changed into sleeping berths at
night without extra charge will be vel
coined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

WHAT is now known as the "milklng'
process is going on in Wall street. Stocks
20 up for two or three dayF, and then go
down for two or thTee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

A CONSIDERABLE amount Of corn has
been planted in the las! few days. The
beauty about it ia that the process oil
growing will commence at once in the
present temperature OF the ground.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27
TRUSTEES SALE OF

= hORCH WHEELING pr,,.
~ virtue o. deed Of trust mad y, PROPERTY
ard and CalhArlne, bis wife, ~ jana Lon,
trustee, dated the 2Oth dGy Of Dscs 'pS ghGn,lti
recorded IN the tthCe Of the ClsrS W hS, uti
Sourt o. Ohio county, WtSt VirgiSi, We SSEttJ
Trust Book No, ., page SIS, shall an 10 Del L
SATURDAY, NAY 7I,s,
commencing At . 30 O'clock a. M =" ISL a1o',
the front door Of the Court liOu,S Wsel 70 IsllU
West virginia, 70 hehghsst and bsS, MAO IA cpOaT,
loving described property, that /, Ia SSust A,.
one'hall q That l9I oil ground lyirg in tae tuA
the city oil Whtellng, III the State i = W. 'Ga pan u
called North Wheeling, and Numbered ~. NlrIlalL
and one H. lot No. lOll CO Ibs MA, V ~ aaatFei
Of said city being the Same NAT lGI
Iaid JaIsl LEONARD BY the wOrGihgSsa,! ~ y is'
Association o. Wheeling, BY deed dsi1S II building
o. January 1873 and Of record In ~ Us! ~
CLERK o. the tountY Court Of Ohio count, o. TIE
ginlA, In Deed Book No, 60, page ia Met VII.
TRRAS og sALH-OnO.l hid Of ibsbp,,h,
and a. much more A. the purchaser n Nv NJ, monty
In cash The residue In two equal IND Nv 70 NJ
and twelve months, With intere.l iTom Nv NlE
purchaser giving notes, secured 6y ds-J ~ " o. All
nhcient Insurance. iOr deferred iaJmsbI. uaN Nd
The tue 70 the lAid property i 6e i1yll
tct, but ceiling a. trustee, shall ooBv'v Pr
uo a. 10 vested In me by MID deed Of ,,!, Oay @ta
WIN. y, HUBBGRD T,,.,.-
W. II. HALLER, AuGlioleer. '' A'SANG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

commencing At 10 O'Clock 4. 10 he i}lIS'T ,si,
Scrlbtd propefiy u ibat Is toiGyi me norm TtIhn
Of Inc Iouth hall Of lot nun Tered hitsr y w n
w. ShfIyef'6 addition 10 East WhHHbL ~ IA,
bsinF situated on the southwest toinN : T ~.
iofnSetiy Seventh street, street. and lii,ehhI MI
eFy Centre street. street, T. The ti = TT tss.
hi, west VirtlnlS, Il being the tame PfoI'p''Hss
vSysd Ia aid INDIAN Dtlltfs by Wilnn J. ~ pI.I
bSid and vile, BY deed dated the q diI = i1 ~
and oi record 10 the office Of ihe Cul q ~ III
Tourt Of Ohio county, wet Virginia. ID 0''4
TSRuS 81 SALE -One.thId oiheputtha'sl, n y X;
and h n ieh more "a the puFtbnf nay .,taT M
IN caIh, The tsduc In tSo equal in,'un .!, IA
end Twelve months, with Interest lioi1 " Igd "a
pufcbaSef giving notes, secured ~ g..a y ,,tu,bL
appToVId p0 ries Of Insurance, III dtniJl Pss III.
be tIte 10 he SAld property btl,Wa vi, %T ia
feet, but selling a. trustee, ihhI t1Ihut, ,rv
iitIe n yolNd In me by said deed oiI1S Siph
n. II. HALLKA, aba
AuFlIhuRpF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

RICE-Monday, April 25th, 1881, al 6o'Glock p. M,
Mrs. HANNAH BiCE, 10 tho 0Jth year Of her ABe'
Funeral from the residence oil Mrs. Hannah lluIe
man, 1884 Water street, WednIdAy afternoon at 3
O'Clock. IntsrmCnt at MI. Wood Cemetery. Friends
,vo trvIIoJ IN atIond
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

PRESIDENT GARFIELD will stick. He has
sought to treat Oopkling fairly, but made
the issue Of Robertson intelliGently and
will abide by it. So close friends OF the
administration say,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

THERE are not buyers enough just yet to
take all the real estate offered, But keep
cool; they will be Clamoring for water lots
pretty soon.-Cn, Enquirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-27

They are now asking 20 for West
Virginia deferred certificates, Not many
are selling.