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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL
i ING PROPERTY

By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by Annie Tar,
Tor, wife Of Robert Taylor with lobcr, Taylor, hi
husband, and Rachel Birch 10 the undersigned
trustee, dated June 10, 1873, and recorded In tls
office OF the Clerk Of the County Court, Of 0hh
county West Virginia, in Deed dTrlsI BOOK Nok
augn b5i I shall mn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-20

II oST-BETWEEN THER 10. DEPOT
IL and the Fair Ground, q book containing mem
urandums Of accounts, 4 liberal reward viii b
paid for It's return 70 y. BAKER, Barber Shop
under PEOPLES Bank oC0
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BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by P.,d,t
WEIGH and Almcdia, his wife d me a, tTss.
dated the lith day Of June, 1875 and nOSisIG
the office Of the Clerk Of Ohio County MAJ w,
ginia, In Deed Of Trust BOOK No page 81, IG,l
sell at public auction ut the irOutl6oF Of ibe Cn
House Of Ohio county. Wet NlndnA- ON ,vI''
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4 Fortunate Farmer.

Apropo, Of our views, often expressed
upon raising SUPPLE. ~ home consump
ton. instead Of the exclusive growing Of
cotton, we have jus, seen signal Illus
tration of the correctness Of our position
In driving TWO afternoons Since with
friend We visited the farm Of Mr.. A i.
Ca>-in. ey miles from Augusta, on the
Gvorgis side OF the river. Nj Ca,,in.
who j, quite young, planted hi, year
largely oi oats, and corn, but very LITTLE
cotton. We saw the growing corn along
side q field ofcot,on, which IL is estimated
viii average bale 70 Tie ac:e. Ba.ilg
the cotton =; i!a; fine estimate We com
pare The relative profit Of The corn. which
Will not yield less than fifty bushels 70
the acre The latter Al 81 cent, per
bu-hel will command $40. The fodder
and shuck9 vii! bring - more, while a
crop OF pcayiue bay, coming on between
the rpw-, viii bring as much more, or
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-08

DoN'r MARRY FoH MONEY Uncle
Pleasant latkins i, 60 and his wife ~.
The other day friend said: Uncle
Pleasant why i'll the mischief did you
marry woman old enough to be your
motherg" You soc boy" he replied, with
2 sigh, Il vas ~ wurkin' for Long John
Freeman in Hanover, when WAS Jest
is, and Sarah Ann Russ, old Mrs. Russ
only daughter. wac jus! so, if she wur
a. day. At every quiltin' she used to
chuse me fur her partner, and everybody
said it appeared ike she wur q courtin'
me. She gimme four pair cotton socks
and heap OF i'inga. but still didn't
have no notion of her. Well, one Christ
mas eyo went to the old woman's, and
| had hardly got down before Sarah Ann
brought ME some sweet pcrtato pic,
which she knowed was monstrons fond
Of While ] was cetin it | heard the
old woman up stairs Il countin' silver
dollars. Now thar was no plaster to the
acalin' and the up stairs foo had cracks
IN it rs wide as my finger. SO, you see,
| could hear the jingle OK the money jest
rs well rs if had been up thar myself.
When she had counted 906 drawctl up
to Sarah Ann and popped the question.
In course she said she'd have me, and
the next Thursday we was married.
Now, wha; do you think I found out the
next day Why, that the old woman
didn't have but thirty Mexican dollars,
and that she counted 'em over and over
jest to fool me. Don't marry for money,
boy, specially for silver dollars. - Rich-
mond DiSpatch
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TENDER LovE.-A touching story OF
tender love comes TO lis from town not
many miles from this place, but which
must De, under the circumstances, name
less. a beautiful young girl became en-
gagged to gallant Union officer. AT the
close of the war he went to California to
seek his fortune. She ignored all nd-
vances from scores of suitors and patient
ly waited his return, feeling confidence
in his keeping true to her. So the years
passed, and even few gray hairs began
to show themselves among her brown
tresses, while her friends no longer pitied,
bu. ridculed her for refusing all ad-
vances from other desirable sources.
Lately her fidelity was rewarded. The
lover of her girlhood has returned from
California. bronzed, bearded and n mil
lionaire with Il wife and twins E,cminq
u iScOntin.
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= Texas people do not throw them.
selves on epitaphs, no matter how much
display they make at funerals. Down on
the Rio Grandc plain board at the
head of mound te''s the public that
Thirteen of Ii = Mexican Greasers are
planted her"
= The Augusta Erening Ne,cs of Au-
gust "a says: at is reported on good au-
thority that Gen. Gordon has been paid
100000 cash for the charter OF the
Georgia Pacific Railroad, and all lands
belonging to him, his brothers and Gov
ernor Colquit. along the line. OF thia
amour. Governor Colquitt, Eugene Cor
don and Walker Gordon get one hundred
and FIVE thousand each, and Gen. Cor.
don gets the rest The Richmond and
Danyille has purchased all the franchise
of the Georgia Pacific and took full
charge this morning. The Richmond
and Dsnyi!lc do not propose TO stop the
road at Aberdeen, but will push it on TO
Texarcana, where it will connect with
the Texas Pacific and Iron Mountain
Railroads, The success of the road is
undisputed. Gen. Gordon remains pres
ident at handsome salary.
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KEEPING THE HEAD CLEAS.- Keeping
the head pefertectly clean is great aid
TO health. a distinguished physician
who had spent mEch of his time ut quar-
antinc, said that person whose head was
thoroughly washed every day rarely took
contagious diseases, but where the hair
was allowed to become matted it was
hardly possible to escape Infection
many persons find speedy relief for the
nervous headache by washing the head
thoroughly in weak soda water. We
have known cases almost wholly cured
in ten minutes by this simple reme-
dy. A friend finds it the greatest relief
in cases Of nose cold, the cold symptoms
entirely leaving the eyes and nose after
one thorough Washing of the hair. The
head should be thoroughly dried after.
wards, and avoid draughts of air for a
little while.
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WHAT "TA.TN- Opr,,sA,,,y Mv !.

w Hal 1A-iA y OEIOlNALLE MEANT,
For sevc'rl years American para
graphers hn been using this old South.
ern expression "ta-ta," ns term of hui.
morous farewell, thus giving it meaning
entirely different from that i: started ont
in life with No one who has evc- been
petted, loved and spoiled by n kind old
black nanny" can ever forget that
"ta-ta.' in baby dialect, is thank you"
or, to give an exact definition from our
unwritten vocabulary "thanky." TIA.
Ia" belongs exclusively TO the little
ones it is as peculiarly their own as are
"catty CATS and this little pig went to
market" and all those other wonderful
things belonging to child life. To the
great world 'ta-ta" is nothing but a lu-
dicrous expression, but TO many of us
there's something half touching, half
comical in the quaint old words that
bring back so wildly the days when we
planted rnisin seeds, rode stick horses,
believed in giants. knew that the fairies
were hiding in the ferns and that pots of
gold were awaiting us at the end of the
rainbow.-Detron Free Press
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- The Santa re passenger train that
arrived at Topeka, Kansas, at . p. IN
Wednesday, brought intelligence to
headquarters tha. gang of robbers had
boarded the smoking car Tuesday night
st after dark, at Grcneda. They blew
out the lights and commenced going
through the passengers for their money.
A colorc1 United states soldier in the
car refused TO give up five hundred dol
lars that he had, and was shot By one Of
the outlaws. III turn the soldier shot
one Of the latter and killed him. This
frightened the others and they left with
out any booty.
= In Calhoun county, tia., 4 sad acci
dent happened last Thursday Will
Sullivan, - young farmer, recently mar
ried and settled on Il farm given him by
his father. Crows had recently been
very destructive to his corn. Thursday
morning he loaded a shotgun, and, hid
ing himself behind fence, awaited un-
ii a flock of birds alightcd He fred
both barrels. lie heard 4 scream and
saw his wife rushing toward him, man
gled With shot. She was walking
through the corn and quite concealed
from view. She rushed TO him and fell
dying in his arms
Greasy Creek, in Arkansas, is one
| Of the latest natural wonders which this
country can boast Of. We have already
in response 10 those land, which raise
| bread fruit aud manua, produced spring
whose waters are said to taste like turtle
| soup but now the Rev. John r. Yeats
a Baptist divine, is quoted as authority
for spring near Greasy Creek, howinI
forty gallons minute, colored like appl,
cider, and tasting like apple.jack. II,
saw hundreds Lying" around the spring
in 4 state Of blissful intoxicatiou, laugh
ing and trying to slap .heir hands. Th,
name given to these springs is the Mil
lennum Springs; doubtless ~ signifyin,
that they bring back the golden age.
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PRICES WILL I'd
LANGLEY BRI
1G4 KING Strict, |
CHARLESTON.

Ladies Chemise, SOC, 15c, sl9At
Ladies Drawers. soc, 7jc, Sl.M, 5
Ladies Skirts, SOC, 775c. :l.M, 81
Ladies' Gowns, 75c. ;l.00, SLSs
Ladies' Dressing Sacques. 7& ~
Ladies' Corset Covers, 50c, 1& 8
Gents Shirts, to order. 10, 81
$l.75, 800 eac...
Gents Drawers, SOC up.
Gents Drawers, to orler, ,& SD
Gents Cndcrshirts, 3,c, 1t .
$l.00, Sl.50 and $500.
Standing Collars. lOc, l5c, 3e.
Folding Collars, l0c, l5c, ~.
Linen Cuffs, oOc, 25c and Sc.
+ y Great Bargain, Large 10. d !
from Sc up. Large lot Of Inss1-.l
DC up. Towels, &c up. Tona1|
Swiss Embroidery, Linen, CsnhI \
and Turkey Red HandkeNhAA
which will be sold Cheap.
Polite and attentive Ladies 10 ri
Ladies Department.
Give us n call and be conyinNi =
ufactory is the place 70 buy ri
Cheap.
April p. 1851 Al
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A little daughter Of Mr.. VIM ii.
Seward was baptized last week at Au-
burn, y. y, with water which was
brought from the River Jordan BY Secrc.
tary Seward many yea 3 ago.
- 1t is announced that the State debt
Of Nevada bears % per cent. interest
the State government is an expensiy G
and unnecessary burden; the population
is stationary: the mines are exhausted,
and other resources the State has none.
Hence there is talk of returning to ter
ritOrial condition on annexation TO Cali
fornia AS State Nevada is evidently
not Il success. -'it.ir
A poison of any conceivable de-
scription and degree Of potency, which
has been swallowed Intentionally or by
accident, may be rendered instantly
harmless by swallowing TWO gills of
sweet oil. .iu individual with ~ very
strong constitution should take twice the
quantity. The nil will neutralzc every
form Of vegetable poison with which the
physicians and chemists are acquainted.
Cut this out and save it; you might have
great cause for congratulation for doing
so.
= While bill to prohibit the sale of
seed cotton between sunset and sunrise
was being discussed in the Georgia Leg
islature, Mr.. Price, member from Oconee
county, said: "While l am here doing
my duty my bands may be stealing my
cotton at home to trade for liquor at a
corner grocery, l appeal to you to pass
this bill, and II yon don't do it shall be
disgus,ed with the Georgia Legislature
Laughter. l feel so much interest in
this matter that there's no telling what
may say Yon come here and legialnte
to protect everybody but the poor Internal
farmer. Laughte.: and applause.
Think of the poor farmer working all the
year and not making enough, by George,
to do him to Christmas Laughter
Every time we come up with bill which
our people want, some little one.horse
lawyer like some on this floor gets up and
kills it by saying it is unconstitutional.
I Laughter and applause. Gentlemen, l
beg Of you for Gods sake and for the
sake of wives and children, pass this
bill" Applause. The bill passed by
81 yeas to Is nays.
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Opium Smoking in California.

The bane oil opium smoking in Cn,ifor-
MIA, says u san Francisco letter, is seen
in the younger generation. California
children are very precOciou1: they seem
10 have all exaggerated desire 10 niu:gc
in everything which is forbidden. Every
Chinese wa>hhou,e throughout the State
is the center of evil. Young boys learn
there 10 smoke opium and contract the
habit which ruins them body and soul.
The Chinese receive boys with great
favor, and are always ready to initiate
them into any vice. In the cities the
qualification are met on every side.
There are many squalid opium ''dcn-'
in the Chinese quarters, and these have
the regular white customers. The police
make frequent raids upon them but the
payment Of $50 fine releases the proprie-
tor Now it is customary for the smoker
to deposit this amount before beginning
his indulgence, in order to assure the
release Of the patron in case Of arrest
The vice is most prevalent among the
hoodlums of this city aud the women oi
the town, bu, police officers and detec
tives, whose word may be relied upon
declare that the practice is spreading
With great rapidlty. and that The law will
soon have % be invoked to check it by
heavy fines and other penalties. The
new treaty will have no sensible cticc
upon the importation of opium into thi:
country, rs the duties are low in British
Columbia and Mexico, and the work e
smuggling it over the bordere7 will no
be difficult. As 8. Chinese ncrchnn
said Il few days ago in speaking of the
drug "Thc Chinese will get it ii it..
on top OF the earth. You might as wei
try to stop your nation from smoking ci
gars or drinking liquor"
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The .;rowt:. %: ,A.-'"opiun. l.ai.., IL thi>
'p'.n.ry : st!Ihins.Y i:c>rii;-'! hH ~ AL
,,c ~ t!l- Scp,culoer i.;.'!i.c! ~ ~" L'ii,"-
!c liprd Tie niu.tler II opil,i-'4tcr, IN
the intel S.a;.s : c-:.nsa.,i q; q quarter
OF a million. fully ;,i:--,.f,l.- Il WHOM are
women Tie increase ~ tlr ,!,e - the
dug IN .l.-,.'v II iiiiai.N y. y ! ..i
sample oi the spread ot ~. !4Aii. Tw.ii-
iy-lrc yeas az. with population OF ~
80 Tie annual sale Of orinnl IN Alhanv
Amounted pniy - ~ POUND, and 80
oi.r,e- pf inorp!ia. N"s Viii. - i.nla-
.ipn of - '4-p -" pound, oi ur.un and
5.j",o oiinc,-> oi inoFll.ia AT" sod annually
in tia, ~. Il :, ,rur thai ,!i!esi Of ,he,c
,lrug- j. sJld ~ iacii.;al I-.. bI. thc ,ug
,-siiyc fact remains tia, ilc Increase III the
poru!A;!pn "t .iba:ly ha- been but -.
willie ,ii- increase in III" sale pi ol!u;i i.a-
been 49, per cc,., and Of morplIla lOp per
cent. one uf the druggists uf Alban: il
quoted as saying ;lia, wl.cre. twenty-five
wears ago lie male lau'ianum by the gallon.
he now rrcparrs it by the bar!cl. l'nfpr-
tunatclv what i, ir,.c Of Albany IN this re-
spc,, -criDr 10 be true Of The rest Of the
country ;.nd there i force IN the writer :
suggestion that il i time To regulate and
limit the sales Of opium by legislative en-
actmc:.,. Let il alone and he fears that
'oiiuin may, ere many Years be used q,
extensively III America ~ in China.
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Notice to Credit0li

Zacharias T. Taylor, rlaintlH' a !
Bacot, Joseph d. Taylor O. :
dants. ,,, &
DY virtue of an order oil ~ II, /,
-hD II. Hudson, PRESIDING, 8. 80; =;
Eighth Judicial Circuit, oil Nie r ,-
William Il. Taylor, deceaeu,, {;
notified and required to pF'stA 81 :, Z
their demands before hio m.
26th day of September ne1'
so they will be barred. ,,tpUgl
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF CONlMON PLEAS.

Esther Massey Plaintiff. against John Berry Mas
,ey. Franklin q. Massey and Lucinda Ragsdalc,
ct al. Dcfendants.-(bnipiGiH 10 SCI dsii" Derd
Hciicf. .tc-tJnpidini n1i Serr,l
To the Defe ndant ! +. VI. Massey:
NOC are hereby summoned and required to all
J. ,wcr the complaint in this action copy of
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas. at Anderson c. II, :. G..
and to serve copy of your answer TO the said com
plant on the subscribers II their office, Anderson
I. H., ). C., within twenty days after the service
hereof. exclusive Of the day Of such service and
II you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated 2:I August, y. u. ISL.
T. {. lIG0N and
II. g. SCUDDAY
Plaintiffs Attorneys
SEAL JSo. W. DANIELS, G. {. P&G.S
To the Defendant J. +. NJ. Massey:
Take notice that the complaint III ;hia action.
together with the summons. of which the forcgo-
ing is ccpy, this day filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common; Pleas for Anderson
County III the State aforesaid on the 2ith day of
August, a. ID. 1851.
I. e. LIGON and
II. q. SCI DDAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAB
COUNTY or ANDERAI
COTIRT OV, CONNOy Pus

l.liza +. McCarlcy. Plaintiff agilts 2
James McCarley, Mary MeCra +
Bryant, heirs Of John McCarls! -
and number unknown. and A. NJ
istrator Of :hc estate of Robert Ell
ceased. Defcniants-lomp'di9 ~ (
To the Defendants above named, i.St
McCarlcy, deceased: u
VOU are hereby summOnel ~ Al
Il answer the complaint In tstI
is filed in the Office OF the CLERK o. -
for the said County, and to serve
answer TO the said complaint on iAE
their office. at Anderson c: t. -
within twenty days after the *Tj;f ;f;; :;
elusive of the day Of such serTite -.
to answer the complaint within t1 ~
the plaintiT in this action will AFT -
for the relief demanded in the eS7f
Dated August l3. a. u. ISL: ,vrEl
BROWN / -
Plaintiffs Attorneys, AZ a. I;
lsEALl Il. l.. MOoRlIEAD, pePa! ~
To the Defendants: ,,,a,
Take notice that the compAI;. N N
together with the summons, oil 20
ing Is 4 copy, We're filed in the o.-'Ih q, |
Of the Court OF Common re. " Z
County, in the State Of South ,a'V''-' :
August A. D. iSsl BROWN 4 1ul1:
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Ana''~-D
August Is, 1881 -
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Atlanta 6 Charlotte Air Line r p

Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line r. r.
ON and after Sunday, June s, 1881, Passenger
Train service on this Road will bc follows
GOING EAST
No i3- Mail l7-E1prcss i9-Fas, NJ.
L'A'o seneca "-o M $40 r m ii:2S p nj
GOING WEST
No I9-Mail is-Exprcss jo-Fast "
Leave ScrccA 65l pm 7:O5 m 5j7 M
Pullman Slcepinc Car service ON trains Nos A.
and ~ daily, without change between Atlanta and
Now'York
\ roPF, Gcnr Passenger Agent.
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Abvlcr ro \ IouNG MAN James
G.. Fair is worth $42n0,oo And the
whole ei2.op0,opo of il, my dear boy.
cant make him as happy is YOU are.
with The dew OF youth in your heart.
when you hold the hand Of the girl YOU
love, and wall, with her in path that i.
only wide enough for one with the rust
ling branches whi>pcrin. above your
head, SO happy you cannot speak with
anything but yonr eyes If you envy
him, Tclemachus, it You. with your
brown hands aud your bright young face.
with the down just shading your liz, with
not gray hair iii your head or n gnaw-
ing care IN your heart, with the morning
sun shining upon your up,urned face
with the velvet turf under your feet and
the blue heavens above your head, with
the blood coursing through your veins
like wine. with fifty or sixty years Of lie
before you, with mirage after mirage oil
bright dreams and beautiful illusions and
pleasant vaniLies making the landscape
beautiful around you. il you envy ,hi-
man, his $-l2 900, coo ans! his spectaclcs
and his gray hair, and his wrinkles, and
MS old heart, you are foo, my boy
and you are scattering ashes on the rose
TINT grow IN the morning. There i.
lightness III your step, my son, and colon
in your blood, and dreams in your heart
and all the love and beauty and fresh
ness, OF the sunrise the $42,000,O00 can.
not buy, and don't you forget it. You
don't want S42,000,00 anyhow Tele.
machus; $2,000,00O are plenty, that will
keep. both of US. And if you want 4
couple of millions, why go ahead anG
get it. "Seest thou man diigent ir
his business? He shall stand before
kings. lie shall not stand before men
--BurIinyton MvAtw
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&7Oa week. sl2 day AT home easily made Costly
~ -outtt free. Address True 4 Co, Augusta, Me
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CONNECTIONS.
A. With South Carolina Railroad from Charles
TON.
With Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
from Wilmington and all points North
thereof.
With Charlotte. Columhi and Augusta Rail-
road from Charlotte and all points North
thereof.
Il. With Spartanhurg Union and Columbia
Railroad for Spartauhurg AMI all points
on the Sparianhurg and Asheviile Rail-
road
e. With Atlanta and Charlotte AT. Line Rail-
way for atlanta and all points South and
West
u. With Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Rail-
way from Atlanta and beyond
+. With Spartanburg Union and Columbia
Railroad from Spartanburg and poi nts on
Srartanburg and Asheville Raiload
+. With South Carolina Railroad for Charles
ton.
With Wilmington. Columbia and Augusta
Railroad FOR Wilmington and the North
With Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
roAd Tor Charlotte and the North
Standard Time used is Washington D. c. which
is fifteen minutes faster than Columbia.
\. PORE. Gen. TiokctAgent