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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09

poRr JERyts, n. Y, November s-Ater.
rible accident occurred this morning on the
Erie road, ten miles east oi this place, kill
Ing gthree men instantly. Twoirelght trains
were ascending the mountain with an
engine at each end, when The engine Of the
rear train ran into the pusher Of the for.
ward train, driving It into the caboose and
killing the conductor, Geo. Dorr, instantly.
Jerome Grober and Mark Cox and son
OF the engineer Of the engine colliding,
were also instantly killed. Both trains
were badly wrecked,
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Mn. ROBERT =. PORTER, the special agent
Of the census office to whom General
Walker, with such rare foresight, intrusted
the collection Of the statistics Of wealth,
debt and taxation, has recently accepted
the responsible editorial charge Of Brad
mG,-a journal which has rapidly pushed
its way to the front rank among the hnan-
rialanthorities Of the periodical press. Mr..
POHers census work-now nearly COM
Peted, and a magnificent contribution to
the knowledge Of the financial condition ol
the country and OF every civil division in
The country-has fitted him, as no other
training could have done, to take the d.
rCtion, extend the usefulness and build up
the resources Of a journal such as Brad
trtA'I aims to be.
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BLAINE's ACCUMULATIoNs.
How He Made His PiIe-IIIs washingtOI
ReaIdenee.

WASHINGTON, November S.-The PoSt to-
day prints the following, which evidently
falls within the class known as authorized
statements. 1t puts an end to the many
hitherto accepted stories to have It an.
nounced that Mr., Blaine acquired his
wealth in Pennsylvania coal lands, and 1t
Is more significant that this was the par
ticular property that he acquired while he
was Speaker Of the House:
Secretary Blaine, who will retire from his
present position about the close Of the
present month, has no intention at present
Of going abroad. He will remain during
the winter in Washington, and devote him.
sell to preparing for the National Conven-
ton, which will meet within the next two
and half years. His massive and ele.
giant house will, after completion next Jan.
llary, be the scene OF many brilliant recep.
tons and entertainments. II will cost
about $4,000, and S25, 900 additional will
probably be spent in furnishing It. For the
first time In many years Mr.. Blaine will
occupy no official position, but this will not
In the least detraCt from his popularity, es-
pecially as his future Is now so promising.
Rich, the friend Of the assassinated Presi.
dent, and the foremost man OF his admin
iStntion, magnetic in manner, astute in
politics, he will be content to wait quietly
while are developed those circumstances
which may result In his nomination to the
executive Office,
Itmay be a matter ofinterest also 10 know
how he obtained his wealth. In financial
speculations he has always been as bold as
in politics, and equally successful. Legiti-
mate investments in coal mines in Penn.
sylvania, made as long ago as the time
when he was Speaker Of the House, have
yielded him enormous revenues His
wealth is estimated by those well informed
to be 81 100000, but reports have been cir.
Culated recently that his fortune now
reaches, byreason Of fortunate speculations,
three times that sum. He purchased an
interest In the Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railroad
several years ago In company with Sena-
torial syndicate, headed by Senator Davis,
Of West Virginia, and is concerned in the
development OF coal mines in the latter
State. His health, which has huctuated
with his varying fortunes, Is now excellent.
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Is the year 1878, prior to the resumption
d specie payments, prices touched their
lowest ebb after the panic Of 1873. Cotton
prints sold in New York at three cents, and
No, Ohio wool sold at thirty-hve cents.
Iron rails that now sell at $47 per ton sold
then Mt $3i. Hard brick sold at s. IS per
thousand rs against 81 so now. No. 2 red
wheat sold at 81 OF against 81 AL on the
lt Of this month. American pig iron that
now sells for s25 sold at SIC so. And SO
we might go through a long list Of staple
articles Of commerce. The year rs was the
time to buy for rise, but at that time bus
mess was so stAgnant that half the people
otthc country never expected to live long
enough to see revival in trade.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST.
JOhu c, New Reported to be Provided Or-Ths
ThOrOsshasss OF the Coming Treasury IATss-
tlgatlOp-ThS COnSunnatS Cheek Of
GultsAa'A COunSsl-SSWS Notes,

WASHINGTON, November SIT Is stated
upon good authority that President Arthur
some time ago promised the friends OF John
G, New, Of Indiana, that he should be
recognized by this administration and that
the President has decided to offer him the
appointment Of Minister to Russia made
vacant by Fosters resignation. News
friends say he will accept,
TREASURY INVESTIGATION.
A member Of the Senate Committee
on Appropriations, which was directed
to investigate the expenditure Of con.
tingent funds by the different gov
ernment departments, says the COM
mittee laid out the preliminary work
and will not do anything more until Con-
gress meets The clerk OF the Committee
on Appropriations was instructed to go
over all the appropriation bills for the past
ten years and pick out the amounts appro-
priated to the contingent funds OF each and
every department, The committee ad-
dressed u circular to the head OF each
government bureau, calling upon him for
a statement OF the contingent expenses in
his bureau for the past ten years.
When Congress meets the Committee
will take up these statements and see how
the expenditures compare with the appro-
priations, This member said that as the
Senate never has much work until after
Christmas, as oil appropriation bills must
originate in the House, the time Of the
coming session will be devoted to this in-
yestigation. Members talking this morn
ing said the Committee propose to make
the investigation thorough and sweeping,
no matter whom 1t may strike. He said
the Committee will insist upon having the
testimony taken by the Treasury Commit
tee; that Ex-Custodian OF the Treasury
Pitney will be called rs one OF the first wit
nesses; that Assistant Register Upton,
Chief Clerk Power and all Treasury officials
who are supposed to have any knowledge
Of the expenditure Of the contingent fund
will be called, and that tho country will be
satisfied with the thoroughness Of the in
vnaIiunIiOn
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CHrcAuo, November S.-This city com.
ptete shows Cary tRepublican) also nolni.
mated by The Democrats for Judge Of the
Superior Court, has been unanimously
elected. Stephens (Iep), for Clerk Of the
County Court, has 2,0l2 majority. Mat.
took and Sammer, (Dem.l for County Com
missionets, each received over 100 ma
jofity. The total vote Of the city was q
little ever 10000, OF less than half the or
dinary iullNote. The falling off was not
more Of a surprise than the defeat Of the
Republican Commissioners.
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wilne,seS for 1i1IIea,,.

BpsroN, November S.-The United States
Deputy Marshal to-day summoned for the
defense In the Guitea1 case the following
named witnesses: Norwood Damon, David
Efskine (in whose house the assassin board.
ed, and Frank L. Union. The witnesses
report in Washington on the 14th Inst.
John W. Guiteat, the aAsassin's brother,
was enjoined 10 bring thirty.six letters and
two family bibles 70 be used In evidence.
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Derrees Defends Ills Depaptment.

MADISON, 1Np,, Novembers. s.--The Courier
will publish the following to-day.
Office Of ne Public Printer, IRadingion, D..
C., Norember Oh:
My DEAR Sin II thank you for your mo-
tlce Of the infamous and malig ut libel
upon the ladies' employed in this Office.
There are over 700 Of them, and they will
compare iavorably with, and equal that
number Of employees anywhere. Many Of
them have been well raised and educated,
but are compelled TO labor for their daily
bread. 1tis an Internal shame that they
should be traduced by low.grade scoun.
drel in the vain hope Of iniuring me. There
never has been charge made against the
management Of this office that did not ori.
ginate with some dead.beat that had been
discharged from II. Yours truly,
(signed) JoHS DErREEs.
TO NJ C. CARRIER, Jr., Editor Courier
P.s.-You may print II you see proper.
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WAsHlSoros, November 9,-Fof lhe
Tennessee and Ohio Valley light ralns ioI.
lowed by colder, clearing weather, Wi
north 70 west winds and rising BAROMETER
For tue lake region light rains, followed
by clear and colder weather, with eouib,
west q northwest wlnda and rising bai.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-09

DETROIT November s.-The particulars
ISSe Jay Just been received Of the explosion Of
~ Ny pounds Of powder last night in the
Sulhcy mine, near Hancock, Lake Supe.
I IOt The timbers supporting the galleries
y Me mine were badly wrecked and great
SSnage was done, besides killing two
ss9erS, %'99erS, named VIM. sarscia and 0leson,
'nd boy George Myers.
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DENVER, November s.-The county and
city election passed off quietly. The Re
publiCans claim 500 majority on the Mayor
while the supporters Of the peoples ticket,
the only opposition, conCede 100 majority.
The Republican Sheriff Is probably elected
BY The usual majority. The returns from
other points In the State indicate Denver Il
selected as the permanent capital.
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CtxCtSNArt, October Sat Marietta this
morning, says q 7imSt.SlGr special, Vim.
New, known as All kim, Chinese Mis-
siohary student In the preparatory depart.
ment Of the Marietta College, committed
suicide by Chlofal or ChlOrOiOrm last night
and was found dead in his bed this morn
ing, His trouble was disappointment In a
love affair with servant girl in this city.
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, November s.--This
afternoon, q. s. Rhodes, i. 7. Mead and
s, g. Weller, conductors on the WlsCOn.
sin Central Railroad, and all experienced
men, were arrested for alleged fraud upon
the company.
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NEw YoRK, October s.-The ruipor that
John Q. New, Of Indiana, has been ap.
pointed Minister 10 Russia, 4 a1thehticaliy
denied. President Arthur has not made
any foreign appointments since his arrival
here,
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O. An. Io.t ID slsnhentllle.

SrRuBENviLLE, November 3.
'VsiA Dispatch to the In.eliIgeheet.
This evening Capt. Groves arrived from
,OIumbus. y lie will organize a post Of the
Vfand Army tomorrow night. There has
% lo' been an organization Of the kind here
bt len years
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GALVESTON, TE34s, November s.-A
NnH Austin special says NJ. a. TAYLOR,
Republican, was elected Mayor by l50 ma
joflly over Judge james Wimuth,
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.@NFRlNCiSCo, November s.-The Wash.
@Rson Territory Legislative Council killed
Sv.. IVY woman suffrage bill by q vote Of Eve
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VIZ had pleasant calls yesterday from
Capt. Stone and Mr.. T. W. Fleming, Of
Eairmont and Mr.. N. B. Newton, Of
Weston, who are in the city attending tho
Masonic gathering,
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MINNESOTA.

ST. PAuL, November s.--Returns are
coming In very slowly, mostly from smaller
places. In all the larger places there has
been much scratching. The vote Is light
everywhere, the falling off from last year
affecting the two parties nearly alike. In
st. Paul General Johnston, Republican,
for Governor, Is running ahead Of his
ticket, and Greenleat CLARK, defeated by
Judge Van Aubrey In the Republican
Convention for Supreme Judge, Is receive
ing large vote. About half the ticket
will be Republican.
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rAnMER rorNp MrnnEnEp,

LONDON, November S.--A farmer has
been found beaten to death near Tralee,
Ireland. 1t Is supposed to be an Agrarian
crime,
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, November s.-The returns from
the election are incomplete butshow thatthe
State Is undoubtedly Republican by o large
majority and most Of the counties are be.
lieyed to be carried also by The Republicans
The Woman's suffrage question will not be
voted upot until next year,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12
GHAEIES EHsS SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,

| g. COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
James d. fraser, Plaintiff, vs.. Rosa
S. Law, Roberta j. Law, Jane G.
+ Law, Defendants.
I N pursuance ofan order Of the Court
J. of Common Pleas, made In the
above stated case, will offer for sale,
before the Court House doorin Winns-
buro, on tho first Monday in April
next. within tho legal hours Of sale, mt
public outcry, to The highest bidder,
tho tolIowing-tlcscribcd property, to
wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
land, lying and being in the County of
Fairfield and State of South Carolina,
situate about one mile northeast from
the town Of Winnsboro, containing
SEVENTY ACRES, more or less, and
bounded by lands of Henry l.. Elliott,
Francis Elder aud David r. FIcmniken.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the pnrchnse-moncy to
be paid in cash, for the balance cred
it Of one and TWO years from the duv
OF sale, the purchaser 20 give his bond
and mortgage OF the property to Sc
cure the payment Of the purchase
money. and to pay for all necessary
papers. w. II. KERR,
Clerks Office, G.. &. Z. p. Il. G..
WinnsbOro, 5. g.,
March 10, 1881.
mch II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12
DOTS FROM OZARK CORNER.n

The Crop Prospects for the Present Year
Illicit Liquor Traffic Local Gossip.
MesS,S. EditOrS: 1t has been some
time since we from the Corner have
troubled you, but sincc we see the re-
port of one of our brother county
farmers we wish to say that while we
arc unable to compete with him yet
we feel proud Of our success last year.
While we feel somewhat fearful to
challenge our farmer friend, we will
say that, with your permission, we
will report our success next fall, al
though we lave ad very wet, un-
favorable winter for work. | see
signs Of industry and think that their
will be fewer horses fed from q quart
cup next year. Our oats begin to look
grcen-the spring sowing is good
stand. Wheat looks batlly-but little
sown. We are enjoying very good
health, looking and hoping for good
fruit year. There has been some
moving from this scttlcmc t 20 Tie
West. We have lost niliwriyl.t
q whcclwright and II grandson-in-law
Of Uriah Wright.
We arc little inclined to think the
Express Company arc dcvoting too
much attention to the carrying of
wEiskcv by the jug. Unless they stop
or those that are SO bu>ily taking il to
and fro change their habits we will be
compelled TO give Mr.. Solicitor a few
names, with witnesses we believe suni-
cienf to convict. The money that has
been spent in The jug traffic this fall
and winter at our two ncarcs: depots
woald almost bread The children. The
ncgro'is the leading light but not alone
by any means. All the laws, State
and national, cannot stop this great and
growing .eNil, that; brings out malice,
causes theft and all kinds of crime, I'M
less the citizens take tho thing IN hand
and support the laws. The law is'am-
plo ut present, provided it could be
enforced, to corrrct the evil.
We ..haye.no politics to write about.
The Apostle has gono to builSing q
house, land we hope ho will be careful.
DARK CORNER.
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Until
You

" sToCK Of Tunne which wilc the cheap
according quality,
@ Unv "md can huy cca,Sr Bear mind thu"
""a @ ncrE % T Is % r"cmmcmln Of IL" quality goods.
TmeS. T % Cmono liat xarks and Book Shelves c'p cer.
u os an ana see them new supply Sewing !aci
an m1 hIes it, if'nembcr that most Of machines xcly
merit The
"c amu yexaon nocss !gt will
old Medal awarded
easnH refer
gwen saisfAc0n Rcmcm,rr
sh raco All orders entrusted
to os
me- Dont fail to call PHIL
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TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD.

TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD.
WE have just employed some of the
w most skillful and experienced
w"rkmen, and are how ready to do ali
klndo of honso carpenters work. Wo
have also MAIDS arrangements with the
leading saw mills to furnish us with lum
her, SO on AMI after this date we arc pre-.
pared to do al kinds of work. Persons
desiring to have old houses repaired, or
contemplate building. will do we'll to act
an e.t;mate from us befo giving ont con
tvacts Drawing plans and specifications
a specially. Wearo versed in al the new
taken anywhere In the South. All work
warranted.
JOHN II. PURCELL& BROS.
Builders and Contractors,
Winnsboro, s. G.
feb IT. txem
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THE PIE PLIES
MUTUAL
R ELI Ef ASSOCIATION.

TNHIS is nm Association ofbusinrss me
l. who, for their mutual protection,
contribute tow ards a fund. so as
in case of death. their fam li"s may re-
coive from S2.L0O to Sc, ~, according to
amount Of certificate. This is ono of the
best plans Of life insurance. Nou pay M
you go. just like fire insurance, and with
more convenience even. as yon pay by
small instalments during tho year W.
refor 20 those best acquainted with us,
VIZ members in F,irield: G.. II. Nc.
Master, Jns. a Brie", Jno R. Davis, D.
r. Flenniken, B. Sngcnhoimcr, J. W.
McCreight. Jno. J. Neil. Thomas E. John.
son. j. Clcndihing. X. Hanahan, r.
Means Davis. Jas. @ Davis. Anv one
that should like to bee ONE member will
apply to &C. BACOT.
ont Agent
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morrow evening at u O'Clock, by tho
Rev. j. N. EntzDinger. The public
are cordially invited to attend.

a GALL FOR MIR. CHALMERS.-TEe
Associate Reformed Church in this
place has decided to present u call tho
to Rev. J. II. Chalmers of Charlotte, N.
c., for his services as pastor, and II is
understood that he will accept the
same. 1t will bo presented at the next
meeting Of Presbytcry in April, and
after that time he will make his home
in Winnsboro. Mr.. Chalmers has Just
completed his course Of theological
study in Union Seminary in New
York city, and has been loboring- for q
short while in his fathers congrcga-
tons in North Carolina. The una
mmity ofthe call is the highest evil
depce of his acccptability to the church
in This place. We are glad to have
him among us and hope he may have
many years Of usefulness and happi-
ness in Winnsboro..
GONE TO MEXICo.-Thc Rev. Ncill
T.. Prcssly. Missionary Of the Associ-
ate Reformed Church to Mexico, left
this place on last Monday for Tampico,
where he will resume his labors.. T[c
has spent some six weeks in visiting
his relations and friends in this State
and North Carolina, and takes back
with him to Tampico Mrs. Prcssly,
who returned to this county last sum-
mcr. They will spend a few days at
Due West in Abbcvillc county, and
will then start for New Orleans, from
which place they expect 10 sail about
the 18th instant. Mr.. Prcssly has
closely applied himself to the study Of
the Spanish language, and speaks it
about us flucntly as English. Last
year ho found time to translate the
Shorter Catcchism into Spanish, for the
use Of his school. 1t will he pub
lshcd before long by the n. r. Synod.
Little Jennie Ro>boronoh, the dau9h-.
ter of Mrs. Prcsslv, did not acconpa-
ny them, but will perhaps go out next
fall. We wish them a safe trip ard
many years Of success in their fnrr'"n
home.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

i HE undersigned bcgs TO inform the
public Of Winnsboro and Fairfield
county, that lie has established himself
in the building formerly occupied by
Sailing Wolfe, for the purpose of con
ducting a tirst-class Dry Goods, Goth.
ing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Notions Establish.
mcnt. BY strict attention to business,
politcncss to one and all, he hopes to
merit the patronage of the pubic.
Respectfully,
y. GReOESCHEFsIl.
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HurraltOr Our House
OH, YES! OH, YES {!

TIME STONE MOUNTAIN CORN Wits.
j KEY has come and is still coming.
If you want good Whiskoy and good
Se9ars, call at
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ONION SETS.

TTRESH Garden Seed und Onion Sets
- just received.
McMAsTER, BRICE g. KETCHIN.
jan Is
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CLENDINING'S HOUSE.

CLENDINING'S HOUSE,
next door to w. r. Doty g. Co. Ho keeps
the best Of everything. The best Nathan's
Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson's
Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Segar
The best Five Gents Segar. And. above
al! things, the best Dinner for 10 cents.
And'if you come into town between
and l O'Clock, and are hungry, call at
Clendining's for q drink, and he will set
up free lunch for You. Clcndining
keeps moral and quiet house.
dec 8
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will continue tho business heretofore
cnr'iei on hy f. Elder e. Co. at the old
sJan'. and solicit 1t continuance Of the
!iaera! patronage heretofore be toweh.
r. ELDER
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IL a r y T. S.
DISSOLUTION.

DNHE fir,n Of +. ELDER & co. is dis
! solved by mnturi consent. to take
effect from February II, 1881. F. Elder
assumes oil the liabilities. and is alone
authorized % sign in liquidation.
n. ELDER.
r N. HUEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12

All persons Indebted either to myself
or T. Elder & Co on past due notes or
ncconn's are here notified that they will
be given thirty hays in which to settle,
attrr that time suit will be entered against
then Nobody black or white. rioh or
poor will DO made m exception.
mar L. ELDER.