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The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
ADJUSTMENTS. A
Closing Engagement.

Maggie Mitchell closed her en-
gagement in this city on Saturday
evening, by presenting the "Pearl
of Savoy" A large and highly ap-
preciative audience was present
who were of course delighted with
Miss Mitchell's acting.
The company go from here to
Lancaster, and will close their sea-
son about the 28th of next month in
Massachusetts.
BUFFALO BILL"
This evening Buffalo Bill will de-
light those who are fond of the SEN
sational by presenting his latest bor-
der drama written by John A. Ste
vens, entitled the "Prairie Wait. -
Buff 10 Bill has always drawn large
houses here, and present indications
are that he will be greeted by full
house this evening. The st. Paul
Pioneer. Press says -
The Academy of Music was we'll
packed with an audience OF 1900 peo-
pie last night, To hear the world-re-
nowned Buffalo Bill in his drama
entitled Prairie Waif. The com
pany did very we'll and Buffalo Bill
made a manly and dramatic appear
ance, and did very fine rife-shooting
! by gaslight."
"PINAFoRE."
! After a cessation Of about year
our amusement goers will have al
opportunity of again hearing M
S. Pinafore." 1t will be gwen in
the Opera House TO morrow evening
by Miles Juvenile Company, it be-
ing the only Juvenile company nov
before the public. The company Il
composed Of the principals of thre'
of last seasons companies, and mum
bers forty persons. The opera viii
be presented in its entirety ant
with special scenery.
coLoRED MUSICAL COMBINATION
The managers of the Diamon'
Course have secured at g eat ex
pense the Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Ideal Colored Musical Combination
who will perform in the Oper
House on next Friday and Saturda.
evenings, and Saturday Matinee
The combination is composed OF tn
best known colored vocalIsts and in
strumental performers.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

MT. ID. Gumpert, representing ID.
ii. Jr., and l.. V. Miller, of Baltimore,
Is in tho city introducing teeiI nav brand
of Navy Plug Tobacco, "Good Enough"
and taking large orders. We advise all
desiring good chew 20 give 1t a trial.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

The old saying Opposition is the ife
one Instance at least. Since the intro
duction OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup all
other cough remedies have been dead
stock and the veuders are in despair.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
WHO is TO BE PREsIDENT2
rom the New York Tribune, Rep.

Senator Conkling appears to be pre-
pairing for himself n ost humiliating
defeat. II he forces the country to de-
eide whether 1t has deter mined to en-
trust the Executive power to James A.
GARFIELD or Roscoe Conkiing there can be
no doubt as 10 the verdict.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
GOOD ENOUGH.

Lovers of really good chewing tobac-
co should ask for Miller's Good Enough
Navy Plug as it is the only tobacco which
has not the flavor Of Drug Store and
does , ot cause sCre mouth.
Apr. Id Il VS. III.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

John o. Waterman, agent of the
Warren Manufacturing Company, at
Warren, Rhode Island, died yester-
day at the age of 70 years. He was
president of the old National Bank
of Providence.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
DIED.

MeILHENY.-On the oath inst Marga-
ret M. the wife of Henry McIlheny, Ia
the 37th year of her age.
FuneraI on Wednesday. the 1th inst.
at nine O'Clock, from the residence OF her
husband. No. 222 North jackson street.
High Mass at st. Faul's Catholic Church.
Interment at the OLD Catholic Gene
terry. ..55
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
REALIZATION OF GRRAT Ex-
PECTATIONS.

sssrs lafsc steam sugar refinery of
Aurch Nekeane, NewhaIl Il Borie. on
bTkei alley, In PHI h,ladelphia, has
Ibnrerr ior many a day middle aged
I0ersI, popular with his comrades. and
hw Wy well liked, one WiIiiain j.
a %a', %ao invested one dollar regui arly
bttery sehel 81 the Louisiana State
kuphin 'NNs'ossing NJ the money 10 M. 4.
=,y, N. 7 ", ar u9 9,9 broadway, New York
beans, La H Ine same person at New
II half OF inc o ,eaiizei last month and
nt? ~'l be the next to ss be- ssye,i s SiV;VTD Iom
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

so cents will buy pair Of Pep
peral Jean Drawers at the Boston
one Price Clothing House, 2l3 Mar
ket street. Sold elsewhere for rs
cents. a-22 ,8t.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
"N' BERNHAEDT AND COM.
rANI 70 SAIL MAYA

Ell sail tt,rhITdt t,r aud her company
RAmer,nria' i'r Htvre by the steamer
d. folIoliauls on Wednesday lMav a.
bmnosmaolwlng are tue members ~ III.
|sabns % n NJ Hes, sarah Rernbard,
Idpev Gp'eInhardt, Girard. Colnm bier
] ga, NGafponter, Eye, VIctorie ami
NJ ~ nits Mea and DaTIei,n anS
)'Ora"y" ""gs 10, Cnsmonin, q, liz tbefo.
rev ny' ans' n6angioff, Pieron' Basa, DaIa.
Mi saii "i' b9ullloud M. III. g. Jarystt
sail VITA the company. " ''e''
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

"Do YOU know !" remarked prom inent
gentleman to us 6. few days ago, Dr.
Rnli,s Cough syrup is really good Thing.
NV daughter would have me use 1t 1or q
bad cough and 1t did cure me-"
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

Children cry for 1t. but they stop cry
ing at once, alter they have taken sim
gle dose, as Dr. Bulls Baby syrup cures
all the pains our little ones are supJec'
to.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

When a man Is seriously i'll he should
call on his doctor at once: but when his
trouble is only a cough OF. sore throat
he need only invest 25 cents In bottle OF
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

NJOTICE.-we, William O. Foord and
In William ii. Robinson, trading as
Foord and Robinson. in compliance
with the requi ements of the act
of Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that we
shall apply in writing to the Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery of the State of Delawar In and
for New Castle county, upon Monday, the
9th day of May next, being the frst day
of the next May term of said court, for
license to keep wholesale bottling es-
tablishment at Number 62l Orange
street. being in the Third Ward of the
oity OF Wilmington, Delaware, and to
sell intoxicating liquors In quantities
not less than one half gallon, not 10 De
drunk on the premises, and the following
respectable citizens recommend tne salu
application, TO wit:
Nathan Lieberman r. A. Parker
James smith Jos. w. Seal
Conrad Keller VIM. Ba4ter
Samuel Culbeyt Thos. l. hussel
n l. Riea John Greenlee
James III. Harkins James clark
Herman Lange Patrick Monahan
n r McManns Daniel McElwee
RisE IN Leonard Hamann
1ames Ne0arv George NJ. Bacon
Piarmaffn Paris NJ. Mitchell
" N MakIwae Chas. II. ID. Bedford
Mtchsal Me0ary Edward Farmar
MnJ.ew Villain Michael Newell
PH. foreman Harry Christy
james Qhristy:
apr2b 3ts FooKD q hoblNsoN'
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
NEW ADyERTlsBmENrs.
A CARD.
EVERY DAY

(Net sundaysfOf cOurse,)
At our Display Rooms,
Second Floor Front, over
ALMOND & Co.'S GROCERY
STORE, S. w. Cor. 8th and
Market Streets, (prlvate
entrance on 8th street,)
Wilmington, Del9 and will
display a full line of Sam
plies Of Dry Goods, Silks,
Dress Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Ladies' Coats,
Cloaks and listers, Car
pets, Clothing, &c.
TERMS On a bill of
Ten Dollars, One Dollar
down and one dollar per
week.
GEO. KELLY & Co.,
SO Market ST., Phila'a.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25

The presents varying in value up
to a Solid Gold Watch, valued nom
seventy five to one hunoreo ooaiss
Now. bear in mind, that Bargains in
Books never before known IN the history
OF the Book Trade will be ofiered 70 ali
theKpeOple. ,f rlt-s5 -G
The daily gazette., 1881-04-25
rWO DOLLAR BOOKsi
THREEDOLLAR BOOKsi

In fact the finest Literature in the
world will be sold for the simple sum or
ONE DOLLAR EACH BOOK. Take
your choice; you will get present free
with every Book. And let u oe dlstlhotiy
md eratOod that the giving away ofthe
above Presents will be in accordance with
the Judgment and discretion OF the
appointed agent for the sale 81 these
books in this city. No Partially will be
shown and ali Presents Will be given
away without regard to age, sex or rank.
, 1881-06-11

Some Facts and Fixurcs tn Regard to
tie Hcliool Ayatot,i Of ste State.

Some Facts and Figures tn Regard to
ttEe &cliool Ayatons Of ahr Statc.
kpsetaf Correspondents Of The Chtcdon Tribune.
TorEKA, Kns., June T,-'rhe school system
OF Kansas Is the pr(tlo Of every citizen OF the
State, anil Inns proved her greatest n'tver-
tlscnlent In tho Inst ten years. Whatever
Inns been done in the way of agricultural dis
plays To promote immigration, ard whatever
results lave been achieved In other dlrec-
tIuns. It Is Hi acceptctl fact that more good
has tceti accomplished by fostering md nd
vaIiclnX tho educational Interests Of tic Stats
il,an throuel, all nther Influences combined.
This exhaustive report Of lhe Superintendent
of Public Instruction, fnteiY Issued, fs u1i-
questlol,alIy the hest showing ever lnaac by
my Westnrn State In tho lnatteF Of schools,
cxtent at,d value Of scliMll.ps0purty. and
general facilities for learning. 1t Is an inter-
est that Ia
rEAnI.r ISCnEAsISa IN IMPORTANCE,
tha intention evidently being to make knnsns
SECOND TO no State III tho UnEnn IN point OF
regard for the welfare Ut the rising genera
ton.
Tho total number 0f school districts In
Kansas In 1880 fs given ut G.l:}I; In 1879 the
number was 5,'E:., and In 1878 5,t:W. These
figures Include all tho cities a1sd towns, enc!l
OF which is classetl as district. The ill.,
crcasa for 1880 Is mostly due 10 tho settle
snent mir! Organization ut new counties. In
1850 there were built :ss3 sc!Ioot-hoAsrs, at a
cost Of S:}19 st1} 30: In 1915 a total OF al4
scl,oot-houses wete erected, at cost OF
s25s. t*'. tn 1873 s!4 sclIoo!-bnt1dtngs were
erected, at a cost OF $40, ,ir,; and In 1877 tho
number Of sclool.houses constructed was
.41. their cost being s19l, ,ai0-naking In four
years n permanent investment of sl,0i9,-
D7s. 10 In l,+0. new scllool-buildings. In the
language of the State Superintendent. "TlEs
activity attests the continued faith Of our
people II the value OF free educational inssl-
THE G1lEATEsT 1SCnEAsE
In school -iIOnscs has been In tho country dis.
tricts; but many uf the cities have provided
additional school facilities. Tnpeka has put
| $40, ,9oo into new buildings within the ytar !:
| III Wichita several cn,utnotlt0Ms buildings
| have beUn erected Mt cost OF s.D, co..: New
ton and Grunge City have built 1--WE hrick
| sch0nl-iIollses. each nt q cost OF neWtit
$1,000: twn handsome buildings have been
erected at Winfield. nj tt,ta1 c0st NJ Sl2o10
Enlphrln has added Il new mt cDnyenlent
school Mt cost ut Sl5, 900; Sallna has added
q Sgc0lld and Parsons n third sc!iool-lIollse
the pust year, Gact. Mt u cost Of about SlO, 00O
and Augllsul, Fre.lOnfn, kfrwin. Marysvilte.
md Washington are Just finishing structures
which will cost from $1,000 to $4,000 each.
4 GENERAL COMPARISON
between the years 1870 and 1850 will be found
| IN thn fnlnWinK table.
, 1881-06-11

IFfst Chfsser ti'd,l Httoyd,
The Franklin County Superintendent Of
BUhunls, In 0yerh4uIlnR tho teacbers uI that
county ~ to thsir educational qualifications
applicants fur positions mero IoUo,lIy utlltttoxi
fnf tnar work. Tho teAohprs werU reluleel to
write the following words, with thalr detlnitlons:
YAGlllAtou, hteOrlylyphlcs. aastutllutian, nphn-
rIsul. blyouer, culiul. hAlluolnAt.ou. tnyc19Ie,
periphery. Ons ct the Young ladies' spelled snd
Of bslug vasei; hyero9|lphiua toosruut dehu-
tionl; untedluylan, tho vet u !ooscntny Lown
before. Us It wuro; uphnrtsu. rlsnx beturv-
relating tn IL ctale, u law, ur sule: hnlusuneton
u stEungo lpnsentny or separation, ns II were;
inve!Hlu. somewhat strange; periphery. tltlnat,
uru1." Several ethorR wb0 Meru examined
spelled anu defined soule Ut ths words fo!towa
"Hupnrannuatu.!, tho state vi bplux 0vuTe1art.
Ua cMl!clle tetuldn't dct!Ise,: perIfury couldn't
detlcl; halLuefIluEun, net II rcjo!s,inY ur hesA.
lug; btvonao, American bush txhttus:' Oae nf
hned huIiucinauon 10 "tas condilon Of balng
plAda olvxr,"
, 1881-06-11
LIFE AND |.
Lilo and l aro lovurs straytns
Arm IN arm Mluflg-
Qitttl. like Two children MayinR
Full Ut tnirlh aud song,

Lilo and aro 1ovurs strastng
Arm In urn along
Oitntl, iika Two children Maying,
Full Ut mirlh aud song,
LILO p!,tcRs nil the blooming hours
tlr1winE by tho WAy-
U,,tls them On my hrlw llke uowcrs.
Calls me Queen OF May.
Then nKaIn, III rainy woather, .
We at vlE.A.fis,.
Plnnnts,g wnrk we'll DO together
In lie YcAre to 10.
Sometimes Lite doniea me bltsses,
And trDwn or Esuut;
But VIC make 1t up with ktssea
Ere tho jAy Is ouss
Wouan-like, ! sometimes grleve him
Try his trust At11 faith
Suytng shall ono dAy leayo him
For bis rlyAi, Ouath.
Then h0 always RTowa mora zeaious,
Tender, and more trilts-
LuvcA tho tNuE9 for buluy Jealous,
As Rll I0yuFs DO.
Tho ] swear by stars above him,
And BY wurltts boyonl,
Thut love htM-luS0 hin-loye hint
Tho my hsart IL tosad;
Thu he glyoa the. doth this lover,
kEsscs With Usah breasu-
! shatl Que lay thr0w hinl over,
And plight iruth With Death.
Ella lv|s6ti<r III Dtaarest's .NayGztnA.
, 1881-06-11

Illustration wis tho mobhing Of f3ll1y Si,kilf.
WIN 1ar Incurred their tiIapteasuro by giving In.
formation to tho rayrnn0 authorities about
tlIIcIt d!stilerics. Frty ttslc to !Iiiyf cafi
81 tho naht % hnnv him They 'nrrnl'l'!"i she
yrl to cali hi,t nut Iio tlht NIT emerge cover
Ing md strpllcnting. Int With rifle ncn'ss nis
Fhni,1ler md his hrad up Tho ReUuiainra lied
prcGipitntety, few Of tho fts1sc valiant stop
ping Tor an lnsfant IL Kill lltLly's dog.
, 1881-06-11
TO THE PUBLIC.

ef Dt. Railways old established X, L. II. Rvulu-
6tes than tbs base 1nd worehlcas i,nltauons ot
them. A. thesa arb F1lss Hrsnivuuts, HetiefA
md ptls. be SIRE and aak for NadA ~ i, Ai.d kaS
thai sas name ~ksdxxS" v w xAAs Iv4 44J.
, 1881-06-11
HEAVEN,
@ what q weary while It IL to atand


Tha Kentucky Regulators are frequently
shown 10 be Gs'wardly. They Arunuluk to lynch
1rfuilSetks .ueu Rlla Wol!len, but will always
, 1881-06-11
The HORSE MARKET.

Messrs. F. j. Durry Il Co., Of the Monroe
street horse and mule market, report tic fol.
lowing sates for the week:
psaerf,AfOIt A0s Uf0ht. Jyeidht Price.
, 1881-06-11
DR.. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN
RESOLVENT.
The GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Changes ns Seen and Felt, III
they Daily Occur, Aft
er Using n Few
n0an1.

!. Voou spi!Hs, alahppcarnnco OF Neakncak
1igs1 and muscles, etc.
& {. strehRth lf'cfeasea, appetito improves, rel
,sn inr i0th' ~ titte sour cFacthtlone q WnteT
prhah' Rnki H!behtion. ca!'1 anu uhtl1stufDeo
slGeG: aWnkcn iresh nhd SiKorGne.
o. HtsHppphEahco " spntat Ulotcncs' pHHl1,.ss
ShG Exp @ IoVxs eeaf nna ,t htcas1tny ne n.no
cnAnKtN trttn If tufnNi anu cioflay appearliuca
70 clear cherry nr ambcr cdltr: water pnsses
Wtt9ut % pan or or semldinr; ittt1e g. no scatment
nn pntn Or weakness.
=. hAtked ulthlhnt4on oE quant1ty ann lIo.
1uency OF Involuntary ~ehkenhE uiscnarKca
~ aflilcttl IN that ~nyl Mid certainty ot per-
mahent cure. lttGreasc" etr.ngth etnibitn 10
tie becretlnx giAnds and function harmony re-
at1rtHl ~ tho several orKane.
O. le!inw ttnRe On tho white OF tae eyes 9no
tao awarthY. sanroti anpearahee , nI tle sRln
claEKel ~ cIear+ IIffly. Rnu heaffhy colnr.
u Thuso au1cFfhg fr'ht weak Ut nlcorateo
ias,RH Or tnterciea WI rcaliza Erenf benemt IL
cxpfCtufat1nK freely the tough phlGEM OF ElOG.te
, 1881-06-11

FEVER AND ACUE chrod for 1fty cents,
There IL not remedial H4ent In this wurtd that
will cure Fever and AKug md ~ other Aa!art-
fevCfa ialticd ~ HAiiWAY'8 rlLLS} 20 quickly
- 1aAADWAr'6 READY llEf.lEF.
YlFrY CkkIb PER BOTTLE,
, 1881-06-11
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"

No. =: WAHasEN-ST.. COR CIlulacH-6 ST.. NEW
YORK. ,....,
, 1881-06-11
CONSUMPTION

of the Lungs and Tbcrcut0us Pit hlals. Scrof,1-
la-Syphfloid Diseases, Wasttng. Degeneration,
page at Watnr ttnatantaneous relief anor'lt
where cathsters have been uBed: thus toln8
:way Win me galn1Mi operauon or n''nH tn1ss
and in ali CaAQk Of
, 1881-06-11

but be touched at
TuD OUTRAGEOUS THINGS
which aro spoke,. Into our very faces
sfs y @en aGst e Us Rs 1sse eoysu ststss uqmr,'f! II is
arc arc tie :. vcry tl'tngs under ,.,! ,wh!c!!
tainted @ d" With t!,s ssnark t'at III Kin AMepIca
Tine y moneyn,; Or We arc rc!alndcd Ut wl,at
lllonuy,-lo,,estly II you can, but mike
xSsf xsafea = d aY ssfa aa ), s NJ ssa ss Sas
never liayo been 10, impressed with the
rlsht iioFs. Tho psoIio whom tl.o traveller
fsW % pecnlss. @ rho % b"astiias. s.Ho.!ses % ars. ii.
mast Without exception, wholesale BwlA!lllng
saIsd ssS lsglt;aais pTissy; ad %l's3s 4;
'' Tor tho isast possible coinpesation ii
tho. why. Ut good food. and comforts.
~ Iliiesshe. s IT, the proylncs IF 1lu.SytHYr, ,stY,,
which ha.i been recommended to us Us cult.
tlyntetl, Of good standing IN tho. place, and
viii. higll concessions. w. paid what |
l!aye since fannd to be htgl El!e.: A. srst
US; but, I'll my 0b)ecttug to this, wa ware
ntoy could mt a!tordt W. subsequently
learned that tue family klye eight aud ten
and told 1!er to Charge them IN our bill, else
they would never recommend llur aRal,l. III
Dresden we rented ruon,s Of the wlte Of u
lnildscape pai ntsr:.. She. appeared to be yury
much 0ta laMly. Thu price paid fur the rooms
was to Include service, aud. among other
items, as much hot water. as We wanted.
When her bill WIS presented Sllo had charged
any number Ut extfas. allu. among the reat,
for hut wntsr., During tho conversation that
peatstlly assured mo to be on my guard, or
tho Gefula,,s would oYeErcacl ms; wEaru-
upon su replied. :" But they did not knuw
that y0n were coming into tha house nf all
artist, WIN is il0 tralesmnlI.n concluded
that, 1t that was how artists act,
SHOULD uEScEFoKriI PREFER TlkAnEs-
MEN.
A lady friend OF lnins spent last summer
III Weiilar, nlld there ordered hulf-u-t!tilell
photographs Ut tho best photographer In the
, 1881-06-11


The number Of students enrDl'eu In the
public scl,tst,ls for 1880 was @st, a3i.-an it,
erase of st0O over 1s7!l. The nvernge mum.
ber 0f SCHOLARS II. daily attendance IN pslbtle
schonis for 1850 was l3!,.ai7, against l@'.7i5
Ut thu State wera kent open III, average of
twei,ty-ftMr weeks during tho ycar.-this lA-
Ing a1i increase of two weeks On tho average
term Of the preyfults year. ll sosnc conn-
ttes tho term extended nj high ns thirty
three weeks. As shown by tho report Of tic
Bureau Of Education but Six Suites Ind u
longer schoot-term tl,an Kansas has lia1 tic
paSt two years.
TEACHERS AND REVENUE.
Tho number OF teachers employed In the
conlil,nn schools of the State fnr tic year tSA0
was 7,7S0, Of whom J.Nb were males md
4,!!!4 were fenAtes. The average monthly
sntary tor tho year was, lnates, $8a.47, and
feitaleSt 5.B.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
:thc silver excitement In hancock

NEw CUMBERLAND, February IL.
Editors 1niGllISSnten
Quite an excitement has been created
BY those and among those who have been
apprised OF the late tets Of the much talked
Of silver that has been found on "Harden's
Rum Quite an amount Of property has
been leased up surrounding the locality
where It crops out, and II Ia whispered
about by those most interested that there
are some Observation-Disclosures who are
coming here 10 develop Il just as soon as
The weather will be suitable for pros.
What the result may be remains for the
future to determine. Your correspondent
hag had several talks with some Of the
parties who are agitattng the matter. but
they are az close a. an oyster hB TO what
The moves In the future may be.
Saturday evening last, at the Literary
Society, some Of our debateta got rather
warm and a vast amount OF eloqnenCe was
displayed. The subject under discussion
was "The order system" or the same as
covered by Hobbs House Bill, ia. The
same question will be debated again In
two weeks, when, It is expected, things
will be brought 10 fever heat.
ptETRo,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

Tux Parkersburg Sentinel makes labored
argument to chow that g, ", Atkinson
should not be confirmed as United States
Marshal Tor West Virginia beCause (tor
one thing Of his celebrated report in re-
gard to illicit disabling in the Third dis
riCt-the unexpected and unwaHatable
disclosure OF which by some careless
official Ia the Internal Revenue Depart
ment to newspaper correspondent
brought down on his head 20 much hos
tility, The Sentinel should be more char
liable than to hold an agent oil tho Reye-
nue. Department guilty Of an intent to de-
Ceive his Department, inaBmuCh as no
possible good could result to him from 30
doing. His report TO the Department was
strictly confidential, and as matter Of
law we think II likely that it would come
under the head OF u privileged communi.
cation, the same as words spoken in de.
bate In the legislature. II the reports oil
the special agents Of the government were
published they would probably set the
whole country by the ears, and hence for
that very reason they should be and are
kent Ia the secret arCheves Of the depart.
ments. MIR. Atkinson may have erred seri-
ously in his judgment in regard to
the names ard number Of people who
we're giving aid and comfort 10 the
moonshinerg, but the fact that he made IL
in confidence to the Department OF which
he was then, and still is, an efficient agent,
goes to show that he expressed bis honest
opinion. He did not publish the persons
To the world whom he implicated to the
Department. 1t was iool.iellow In the
Department who did that. 1t was Mr.. At.
kinson's business TO give his Department
full information in regard 10 the situation
Of affairs connected with the revenue ser.
vice, and in pursuance Of this understood
duty he recorded and forwarded his sus.
picions and impressions as to what was 60
Ing on. 1t was very unfortunate for him
that an indisCreet official gave him away,
but he ia In no wise responsible for that
indisCretion, and II should not be urged
"a a reason for his REORGANIZATION as
United States Marshal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14

This Is beyond question the most sue
cesslul Cough Medicine We have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
it's wonderful success in the cure Of Con.
sumption is without parallel in the his
tory Of medicine. Since its first discov-
cry II has been sold on guarantee, q teSi
which no other medicine can stand, II
you have Cough we earnestly ask you %
Try 1t. Price 10 cts, so cts, and 81 90. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts,
Sold by Edward Booking and @, Moenke-
moellsr, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
Preston Comfy and the AmeRdmeni.

Preston Comfy and the Amendment.
RAccoos, PEEsToS, Co.. February 10.
Editnn lalslliSsncsr.
The people here are almost unanimous
in favor Of the ProhibitoTy Amendment
and are eagerly signing petitions asking
the Legislature 70 submit 1t 70 9 popular
vote at the polls. There is no doubt about
what the verdict would be in this county
and II the same sentiment prevails else
where in the State it would be ratified BY
q large majority. +.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
CEALED PROPOSALS.


LII NLbhhA UIllCt !
sealtd proposals Will be received At the oh.a dal
City Gers until SATURDAY, February ", l1l {
O'clock p. m., for the removal Of all kitchen AHA
and 0HAl from within the tlty limits for ID, ri
commencing April J., 1881, the bids to he Is l'lloit
For the FlrSt District, comPTiIIng all Of the In
ward.
For the Second DiItrct, eomPriLng the sea,
and Seventh wards.
For the Third District, comprising the Third u
Fourth wards.
For the Fourth District, compiling all SlG
wheeling creek 10 CaldWGlrS Run.
For the Fifth District, comprising al tOutA
CaldEelPs Run 10 the southern line d the dry
No person vii be awarded for more than Ont III
trlot, nor can they be lntere'tei 10 any pfOpCuI
more than one district.
Prop sails 10 DO addressed 10 the "ChIirmIn Of II
Committee on HEALTH the committee reierTibI d
right 70 reject any or all bids.
ia Cily ClNk