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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
Local poricg,

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SHERTFr's SALE OF VALUABLE
BY virtue Of the authority vested In me by dc.
gree Of The Circuit Court ot Marshall county, ",
Va made IN the thaheery cause Of L. b. Pufdy and
vile IS Cgthatine Lindsey and others, and entered
At public auction, to ihe highest and best bidder, az
the front dOOt Of the Maithall county Court House.
on SATURDAY TIE 10th DAY or sEpTEM.
Der, 1881,
tho following real estate Of which Elisha Lindsey
died seized, situated In and near M3undsyllld,
fronting on the Ohio hyer and running back on
the fivet hill ebrtAl9ing 2t3 acres telling the land
SyeyeSS q E 9s ssSsbey TSd SsG sss AID ID
John II Smith and wife BY deed The 10th DAY 6i
March, 1894. This Il very desirable farm and layS
we'll except that Lai, fronting The river. 4 large
lot No T. CUntaiging ga lcTgs adjoining lot NO i,
very well and Is mostly cleared and III g0oi stale
Of cnltvatlDni and ls htst elias grazing farm. Iii
no 100 a designated on the plot 81 Elizabeth Ton,
llnDn's addition u EliERbethtuWu being Tho sSine
lot decided 70 Elisha Lindsey by patterson Taylor
q IN 10 GHt addition q ElItaSeRloNn ba ~, ~ ;Ss
same lot conveyed u Elisha Llndsey by John Afdef
snn and wife By deed dated the 2Oih day Of Anil,
l J, ~ ~ No SsS , one sns as
location. ts desirable for building 0is and q Val
uable TOT the lAFge vein Of Hnd Of very Superior
mail lot o. trolnd al the mouth 81 BIZ Grave eteeE.
and on the north hank, extending 10 The OhiOfIVef
The title 70 al the above parcels and loiS Oi land
TERMS o. BALE,-One. fourth Of the burrbatc
money cash In hand, and A. much more a. tbe nm.
chaser may elect 10 pay 9ueiourth in one yeaF, ce
fourth IN Two year, and the remaining ioUtth IN
from the DAT Of ale The puFehaSef Viii be teanIve
TO rive bonds Win god terutity iof the ieieffed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

II Is simply marvellous how quickly copsti-
patton, billiousness, sick headache, fever aud
llguO, and malaria, are cured by SELLERS
Liver Pills,n -n. asIE nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

-. q, .. READ THE RECORD 4. = l,-3,.
:, IN ldvtd my lliG' t!E. r. Gakcly, Selma, Ala
Z slk lhe ripfly That will cunibC many diseases
tIT lhH pAsld sSFeti IES liza Won tiiiorse ticuts
trOm some Of the highest medical talent IN the
iee.lIgiry. 9s7Ney York wQEsl, : : 4 Z ~ s.5E
one moment In comparison with It.n-Rey. q, 4,
Harvey, d, D., Washington, d. c,
This Remedy, which has done such wonders, Is
put up IN The LARGEST SIZED BOTFLE III any
medicine upon the market and Ia sold by Druggists
and all dealen Ut 81 y per bottle For Diabetes.
enquire toy WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE.
1t Is PoSiltye fleihPdy. Vf5f M
au2,.rrmspA HE H.W4R SdERss,a COS y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
EIxANcIAL ANp coMMERcIAL.
RAILROAD HONDS-InRCtlve.

louisiana COnSOlh.- 90 Virginia 6s.......,.... IS
Missouri 6s,,.... .,,.,.ll0lI Virginia oOnsula, OK.
&. loseph,;.,"",-r"-lO5 TN mat, coupons 70
Tennessee Is, new. GS sOiIGreI. -''''"'''S
sTQcEs-The market was Irregular ut the opening
but IN the main weak and lower, aud ut the hRi
Elcvatet and Texas Pacific leading the decline. Fiji
was followed by rally Of u 70 II Der cent, and
during the afternoon the market moved lrrpgularly
within mnggO f II u x per cent; dealings being
on an unusually small scale At tho close Snecula.
ton was trmll tone, and the final sales were y. 10
Ii per cent above the lowest figures Of tho day,
TfAnslutlnuH 1875 COO shnh.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

The Leading scientists Of to-day agree that most
diseases are caused By dlsOriered Kidneys OK Liver
II, therefore, tue Kidneys and Liver are kept IN
perfect order perfect health will be the RESULT
for yean people suffered great agony without belng
able to find relief The discovery Of Warmers Saie
Kidney and Liver Cure marks new en- In the
iFGAlment Of thtHf troubles. Made fmm simple
tDplcAl ldaf Of EPfe value, II contains hist tl Ia
plaiita Necessary 70 hOursh and iliy s0nte nm X
these great OEl, aud sAlely restore and keen them
IN oFleF. Il Is POSITIVE Remedy i6r III The
bOdy-lgr Torpid -IEcadache-J RuhIir,,-6iy.
zlness.GnyeI-F Ague-MalRlIal Fever, and
Al dltheulllea Of the KidpeyS, Liver and Urinary
during Pregnancy. II will control Menstrnnion
and : invaluable for LeucoThGa or Falling q the
Asa Blood Purifier Il Is unegualed, for 1t cures
the organs that make the blood,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
TO CHICAGO.
Only elghteOn hnnn.

sTErBENvIlLR MNObAriON.-LrNyes Bcilaite
o. ti0 r ". Bridgeport Zoo ?. y. Arrives OF 8teu.
benyille al 900 ?. NJ leaves SteubenvVlc at 76O A.
VI bridgeport At 500 A. ~; arrives at Bellaire at
g06 A. N,
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
~ the East and West can be procured ht the Ticket
Ohce In bridgeport. y. r. MYERS,
0eneml Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06
TRANSPORTATION,

., Tine 4; Shli iOF hEtand Wet oo7sgiSd % July
fnini lsass Panhandle Depot, foot Of nsrsnth
~ saII, asF Public Ltaaing dly, sIrspt suntHy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-06

On tHe seConu uhyy lhufaunyJ inc ON
instant, the regular discussions will begin.
Among the topics TO be discussed are
MGthodlsm, lts history and results Meth
Odism as q power, purifying and elevnting
society; the evangelical ngenries Of Method.
ism, Methodism and The young, the Lords
day and temperance, possible perils Of
Methodism, education, the use Of the Press
for the advancement Of Christianity, Meth.
odist hymnology, home missions, foreign
missions, and Christian unity, Each Of
these genernltopics is divided on the pro
gamme into two or more special themes,
ior each Of which an esSayist and invited
speaker have been appointed, the former
to occupy twenty minutes and the latter
ten, the remaining thirty minutes necc.s'
ary to complete the hour allotted to the
theme being occupied by voluntary
speeches not exceeding FIVE minutes in
length, A glance over the programme
shows that Hhas been constructed with 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
0ueeu Victoria.

Queen Victoria was once as poor as any
Of us. Before her birth her parents were
30 destitute that they had to borrow money
to pay their passage to England that the
expected Princess might be born ON Brit
ish soil, and Victoria remained in compar-
ative poverty until she ascended the
throne. Now, it is said, the private for
tune Of the Queen amounts to $50. 900 900.
and she possesses an income OF So. $50, 300.
Her life at Balmoral is, the London World
says, simple and uniform. The piper
plays under her window every morning at
8; she has breakfasted and is out OF doors
at 10. from which hour she spends till
noon 10 walking, and occasionally visiting
at the cottages in the vicinity Of the castle;
from noon until s o'clock, with half an
hours interval for luncheon, she devotes
herself TO work which may be termed Of
fcial-reading dispatches, State papers,
etc, and writing memoranda aud letters
In connection therewith; at she sets out
for her daily drive, which lasts till 7. and
occasionally later. She Is described as
driving out the other day with a black
straw hat upon her head, and about her
matronly shoulders large shawl Of small
check shepherds plaid-articles OF attire
much too simple for the wardrobe Of a
fashionable American.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
Jim Fisk. Love and slayer.

Josie Mansfield. whose name was con-
stantly before the public when Jim Fisk
was at the hight OF his glory. is running a
club room and gambling house in Paris,
and the fact being noted by correspond
ent OF the Examiner, brings to mind that.
while the family Of Fisk are in very mod
crate circumstances, Edward Stokes, who
killed the " Prince Of Erie" has prospered
amazingly since his release from prison,
and is now very wealthy man. "Those
who knew him as the dashing. handsome
young man Of Fisk's time" says the Pitts
burg Post, would hardly recognize him
now. His hair is perfectly white and his
manner utterly changed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
ODDS AND ENDS.
Constantinople has 1000 Jews.
paris hraos ~ Ire hao,t;f,,l ,,,o..,,,o

Constantinople has 45, 900 Jews.
Paris brags of its beautiful morgue.
Georgians take kindly to Mormonism.
The total population Of Wales is returned
at 1855, 1896.
There are 10000 clerks in the Washing
ton departments.
Colonel Ingersoll is said to be writing q
lecture on Garfield.
A locomotive drinks As gallons Of water
every mile it travels.
1t is argued that the Chinese in Cali
fornia earn S20,000,000 a year, of which
three-fourths is sent to China.
Chicago, twice as large as San Francisco,
was assessed in 1880 at S117,133 ,643, while
in the Sand Hill city the assessment was
s253, 500. 1926.
The Ceylon sponge fisheries are said to
be nearly exhausted. Thank heaven we
have an inexhaustible supply in our ma
tive bar-rooms.
Short courtship: " Rachel, the Lord
has sent me to marry thee," said the
suitor. "The Lords will be DONE" was
the submissive reply.
We are told that Mexican women get to
look old at 80. That's Just like American
women. Every Americanwoman who tells
you her age is 80 looks very old.
Now it appears that gunmaker, in the
eighteenth century, made revolver. We
shall soon find out that Edisons electric
light was in use on board Noah's ark.
A homely girl with small and pretty foot
takes ten per cent more comfort in this
world than pretty-faced girl who knows
1t is all day with her il she falls over log.
western editor being asked by a SUBJ
scriber what was meant by the word hy-
drogen, replied: "Gin and water" and
explained that hydro was the French for
water.
Truth has discovered that the Americans
are an ingenious people. Finding that the
boxes in which American apples were sent
IN such large quantities to England were
afterwards of little use. they now pack the
apples in collins, which command ready
sale.
mo-" said the Michigan man, "I can't
say that my lawyer knows much about law
or is very eloquent to jury, but he'll find
way to make it appear that the man who's
suing me licks his wife. starves his children,
and steals hens, and that's better than win
ming the case.'
A new Chicago theater has two "fashion
boxes" containing twenty chairs, each
directly in front of the customary prosce-
mum boxes. and so arranged, with the rails
only slightly above the floor and the seats
rising sharply. that clear view Of the oc-
cupants can be had from the other parts
of the house. The idea is to let handsome
ly dressed women exhibit themselves, and
the astonished fact in the matter is that
they embrace the opportunity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Hayes will sail for
Europe some time this month.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln intends to re-
move to Washington in November.
Cadet r. A. Coontz Of Nevada has passed
for the navy at the Annapolis Academy.
window OF rich stained glass is to be
placed in ST.. James Episcopal Church at
Long Branch in memory Of the late Presi-
dent. 1t will be opposite the seat occu-
pied by President Garfield the Sunday be-
fore he was shot.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor is about to erect at
Longwood to her husbands memory q
monument in the shape Of a circular
Greek altar. 1t is to bear on the top
lamp with flame, and on the round q
bronze bas-relief portrait.
A monument to Victor Hugo is to be
erected in his island home Of Guernsey by
the inhabitants, who were much attached
to him. 1t was to Guernsey that the nov
elist dedicated his Toilers Of the Sea-
that small portion of Norman ground,
severe yet kind, my present asylum, per-
haps my tomb"
Nine. Marie Blanc late proprietress OF
the gambling hell at Monaco, has left her
property, worth $40, ZOO, 900, to her three
children, who will keep up the establish
ment and run roulette and trente ct
quarante" as usual for all comers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
visiting Iris Old Home.

Frederick Douglass has been visiting the
estate Of Edmund Lloyd in Maryland,
which he left as slave SO years ago. The
present owner OF the estate, the great
grandson Of the master Of Douglass, re-
ceived the ex.slave with great kindness
and entertained him at table, in the hall
OF the house where az a slave boy he had
often played. 1t became noised about
among the negroes in the neighborhood
that Douglas was there. and q number Of
the descendants Of the old slaves came to
see him
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
cuUnCH RULES FOR LADIES.

mass hard all morning. such Is ia'e'
Than enter church some minutes late
A., syes will then be turned ON you,
.,a will observe your bonnet new.'
1s, humble modesty wreath your face
Ana take your seat with humble grace
Lat all your thoughts be hxed on hieh'
And re.srrsnge your cardinal tie.
Think how relig ions prone to bless
And criticise your neighbor's dress
Let all your heart be filled with praise.
And notice Mrs. Miggle's lace.
put from your mind all thoughts Of sin.
And readjust your diamond pin
Think Of how good religion proves.
And then smooth out your buttoned gloves.
Catch we'll the precspts ss they fall.
And smooth the wrinkles IN your shawl
Think OF the sinners fearful fate,
And notice II your bonnet's straight.
Pray for the influence divine
The lady's basque, mark the design;
Let tender peace possess your ninu'
And criticlss that hat behind.
Reject on Christian gtaces. dear,
And AZ the eu-is behind your ears
Let your heart warm with silent prayer.
And view the horrid grson silk there.
Reject upon the wickeds ways;
Bee II your gold chains out Of place,
Think Of the peace the good shall and.
And wonder who are those behind.
Think Of the burdens Christians bear.
And notice those strange ladies there,
Ths last words hear with contrite heart.
And hx your pull-bsek when you start.
walk down the aisle with lead elate
SPEAK not to those Of low estate
Bsekbits your neighbors over dinner.
And thank the Lord you're not sinner.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
THE CoRNwALLIs FAMILY.
OF the Lord who Sur.
rendered His Army at York town.

From the New York Timesl
The approaching celebration at York.
town, SO closely associated with the name
Of CORVALLIS, will be attended by many
direct lineal.representatives Of those who
fought against him, but the famous Mar
quis himself has to-day no representative
of his name. He sprang from noble
family, long seated at Bronze Hall, in Suf-
folk, of prominence and political influence,
one member OF which became the second
husband OF Anne. Duchess Of Buccleuch
Monmouth, whose husband lost his head
for it is singular fact that ladies whose
husbands come to grief on the scaffold al
most invariably take unto themselves con-
ISOLATION in second partner for veal or for
woe. The Marquis left but one son, who
married sister of the Duchess OF Rich
mond daughter of the Duke of Gordon,
who gave the immortal ball before Water
loo, but the second Marquis left daughters
only, and thus the Marquisate became ex-
tinct. The Earldom, however, descended
to his cousin, self-seeking prelate OF sur
passing greediness, whose indecent clamor
for ecclesiastical spoils at length provoked
Pitt into snubbing him with unaccustomed
severity. He left son who, by marriage
Inheritance from his fathers boards and
his own penuriousuess, acquired very
large fortune. The disposal of this became
with him monomania, and be almost al
ways carried his will about his person. He
had one daughter by each OF his wives.
The daughter by the eldest married an ex-
cellent Kentish squire, Wykeham- Martin,
who, BY cireuitous course Of devolntion,
inherited Leeds Castle, an old moated bar
onial pile, once the home of the Fairfax
family, now directly represented in the
country by the present peer, who, being
an American citizen, does not assume the
title. But the bulk Of his property Lord
CORVALLIS left, with view specially to ac-
curhulation, TO the infant child of his sec
ond marriage, who thus inherited for
tune OF S15o.000 year. The young lady
naturally became the object Of profound
interest to many young men. but in her
first season thousand aspiring hearts
heard the fatal news that she was engaged
to country neighbor. There has been no
issue of the marriage and under her
fathers will the estates, strictly entailed,
will pass to her sisters grandson.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
THE Ex.sENATORs DAUGHTER.
4 Lady Formerly Well known in
Washington Society.


Washington Society.
from the Philadeiphia Times.I
Among the young people at Richfield
Springs there Is not more winning face
to be seen than that OF Mrs. OAkman, for
merly Miss Bessie Conkling, the daughter
Of the ex-senator. When she officiated as
one Of Nellie Grants bridemaid she was
conceded to be the handsomest OF the
eight. Her beauty has always been Of
quaint. old-fashionod type, and receives
its greatest charm from her expression Of
sweetness and aimiability. In this greatly
resembling her mothers style OF face as
well Is In the shape and poise OF the head
and the outlines OF the high-bred features.
When Miss Conkling made her debut in
Washington, in 1874, she and her mother
we're considered to be even more strikingly
Alike al than 10 usual with mother and child.
Inc resemblance Is still noticeable, al
,nough less marked since Mrs. Conkling's
nAir mas grown gray and her form stout.
ner ngure four or fve years ago was as
slender as her daughters IL now. In both
,aales there is total absence OF the pecu-
naf bearing and expression so character
nuo OF the ex-senator. Mrs. Conkling 10
considered to become more like her
orotner' Ex-Governor Seymour, in appear
snce % she grows older. The manner OF
o! oo'n Is that which usually characterizes
.nose whose birth and associations have ac-
ouslomed them through life to feel too well
s, s,suted OF their own position 10 be in
o.n o,neo 70 an aggressive hanteur toward
o.ners' People Of this type never have oc-
vaslon 70 demand recognition or vindica-
aon. ~ the way. friend Of the family
s sv,u me this Spring In Washington how ar
vent suitor Roscoe Conkling was when he
sought the hand OF Miss Seymour. He
ased 70 call upon her at least once day,
sua write long love letters between visits.
ssMe',mes ~ sending two or three letters
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
State Remedy Por DIvoroa.

~ Zurich. In switzerland, in the oldsn
uAys whom a man and wife quarrelsd and
-ppned for divorce, the magistrate never
a''ened until they had made trial OF a
;os Ssa.e I. remedy. They were locked up together
,Js vias 'sree days and nights in one room, pro.
ona aoa with one chair, one table, one bed,
nss. a. p,a.e and tumbler. Their food was
sasssu 49, 70 them by attendants, who neither
s~ 80. nor spoke to them; and the records
[ wsnsss mat when let out neither Of them
wanted to be divorced ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
An Army OF travellers.

The total number OF cabin passengers
taken to Europe during the past Summer
by the principal steamship lines from our
Eastern ports was 2s, ,245, against 10, ,496 in
1880, and this army OF excursionists was
carried over the Atlantic without the loss
Of single life.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

There was touch OF the sentimental in
the selection Of the Presidents pall-bearers
by Mrs. Garfield. They are obscure men,
all Of them. One Is Treasury clerk, an
other keeps . cigar store In Washington. a
third IL clerk in the Pension Office, and
q fourth 10 grocery merchant OF small
capital; but they were associated with the
late President In the temporal and spirit
ual affairs OF the little Disciple Church
that he attended.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
rhe President to be Married.

Jenny June, who q responaibIe Tor the
following. saysi There is o strong prob.
ability that the White House will witness
0 wedding during the present ADMINISTERS.
tion, the President himself being ono OF
the high contracting parties. and the widow
OF q we'll known and very wealthy New
Yorker the other.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
Nevada Capitalists Branching Out.
MI. Na-.a. n..o.a~;xk savo that q onn,

The nevada Transeript says tuat ouu- :
pany consisting OF Messrs. Yerington,
Bliss, verrill, and other we'll known capi-
talists OF the State of Nevada, has been
formed to develop gold deposits known to
exist in the Chapman ranch premises, just
west Of Nevada City. They are running 9
tunnel to strike the main ledge, starting in
the gulch 400 yards above the house.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE oFTHE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED
~ Mining Company, Nevada Block. Room 81.
San Francisco, Sept. as. 1881. Tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the above
named COMPANY will be held at the ONCE OF
the company Room 81, Nevada Block. San
Francisco, on MONDAY. the seventeenth day
Of October, 1881. at one o'clock r. N. OF said
day, for the election OF Five Directors to serve
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction
OF such other business as may be presented.
TranHfsr books close Oct. 10.
oitd W. W. TRAYLoR, Secretary.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

DARTIEs DESIRING PASSAGE TO RAIL-
WAY Stations will please procure ticket
At the Jackson House, or st the fashion Stables
and leave orders TO be called.
W. b. SWEENEY d co.,
Bus propristors.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-09

ALPHA LODGE NO. 1. A. o. q. W.
MEETS AT THE FOLEY AND RIoKARD
Nl building every Tuesday evening at 7:So
o'clock sojourning brethren in good standing
are invited to attend.
Examining Physician DIR. G. H. Thoms.
A. E. SHANNON, II. W.
I. @. O. wHrTMonE. Recorder.