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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

THE second month Of the fall season
passes away to-day. The fall Of 1851 will
be remarkable for its dry and warm wealth
er. Two.thiris Of it gone and the Ohio
river still very low Tor the time Of year, No
coal boat rise since early in the summer,
There are twelve million bushels Of coal
awaiting Il rise at Pittsburgh. But for rail-
road facilities the upper Ohio Valley in
dustries would not be in their present
prosperous condition. Wheeling and Pitts
burEh can congratulate themselves that
they are measunbly independent OF the
riveP
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rights Of way all obtained. But this done,
there will be no delay Is 70 the rest and
We VIII have . first-class road with all the
facilities and advantages Of through trunk
line.
In order to satisfy inquiries as to the
final lection Of the rad, and to definitely
tx rights Of way, engineers will be put on
the ltneto rs-s1Fvey and relocate where
ever il NAV Be deemed desirable to do 80,
The totaI local aid required is $4,000 in
stock subscription and the rights Of way,
OF this subscription $4,000 is apportion-
ed to Bellaire and NIarietta-S60, 900 to
each-and $4,000 and the rights OF way TO
the line OF the road between these places
Certificates Of stock will be issued to all
subscribers for the amount Of their sub
scriptions when the same are paid.
A. ]. WARNER,
President Ohio Valley Railway Company,
Mridfa, Ohio OF. lSh, ISL.
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A WASHINGTON county subscriber to the
ISrELLIGENcER tells US that the reason for
the present scarcity Of butter is the fact
that the cows went partially dry during the
drouth, and Notwithstanding the present
growth Of pasture have not yet returned to
their normal condition, He says more
over that the pasture, while luxuriAnt, is
not strong, and has a securing effect upon
the cattle. 1t has not restored the milk OF
the cows
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DIED.

DAILY-At Bcnwood. ". Va, SUNDAY, October
y, ISL, At SO r. y. OF diptherA, WILLIE II. f. son
months
Funeral al II O'Clock this morning. IniemCnt
at NcNechenI Cemetery,
EoLTE-sundAy, October ~, Isl. at O'Clock A.
", LovfsE EolrE, aged n years
Funeral from the residence Of A. Zarnits No, !i4i
Eotf street, this afternoon al O'Clock. Funeral
private.
RINEIlART-on Sunday October 20 ISL. Atli:sO
4, n. EirA ANS, wife al J. II. MnehAGt, In the
18th year Of her age.
Ytinerni nntics herrafthr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

PRovlDESCE does not smile on the West
Virginia Greenbackers. The bad weather
broke up their camp meeting OF Parkers-
burg, and again at Buckhannon, UPshur
,o,,nt,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

THERE has been an epidemic OF thievins
and burglary at Buckhannon, upshuF
county, lately. The people have their
shootiug.irons ready now, day and night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81.

THE Baltimore 4meriedR puts on record
the prophecy that james G. Blaine will be
elected President OF the United States in
1884 Il he lives,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

ANDREW W. McCLEARY, Esq, Of Berke-
ley county, diedon Thursday last. He was
a member of the West Virginia Constitu'
tional Convention Of 1872
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31
wHHItlI1. GutsI6sts' 80
TCUsTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL
Il 81. E.nNnEnEN

1 Va E-shA@Az ~ 49,"
i. INC PROPERTY IN
BIZ r;-tue GA decd q ;ir u.I's y .2,.ia ~; u
Gon.ef And Ca.her.as. BE ui,s :, le ., Eei n
dated the iSih DAY 9! Nara y 49,, ~ W, Obio
ia ofcs q the Cls;k q the Co sT 'ai' ~ va o
So1ttJ, west VI-dniI IA isi q I-a ri r, i, nj
TaSs az. shal ell A. ~ t.ie alI,.-. at NJ, yr
dtssf Il the Coar Hocse q OHIO '-A'!' "''' '''
''n'A' Z sATrEDAY XovrNBEg ~,
epnnsaesus q, 20 or!,I a y. ih5 OWN '..7is lg
SSTits,I t,-rTertv. tkAi u % Sy lat 'ss...,I
61e. halIof ~ nrrlstt,i sCreE lg st4Ai' LII ri
Sry II me sjiit6a 70 tbs sty q NAes.iaS 'a'i 'i'
Tf;Is Sa,ieyti c6i b; ss'llrf - i'a'i't ~ ~
cunvey caiy Euth title A. u 's-'ei 'A - "
decd a tsifsi Aforesaid ....., t. ,a..a.v
ap.Its rppcA IrC-e q il4s yl--hl-r 10y 90 Al
IN had, tAe rys.ius n iSn e4Eh 49,. ,,.,si
IN A.; twelve rsI1iht RESPECTIVE. . ..a ND
Ir1-S Az ~ a. rgrvhEs.f rtigg 80 ny
bT dsgsI' ci trTltt Aat Tr,l7y ~ iH'a'aA.F ~
praTsfty Els tie ie!trTgt Jdy ~, --4s,
WI HttirR Aa.'irrsg' --..
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TRusTEEs sALE OF FULTON ppon

.RsgSSSTTEE's sALE OF FULTON PROP
b virtue o. dSsi Of ,lz., u,te h. az,
foeke ana CGthAr1ss foSks - ~ "a " =! AaelpA
tss eAtsa te9saai5 !s.h is7 and Gsoostgi \, I
once Of Tie Clerk q the CoEaty Cgsf; :. " iss
county, Wet Virginia In uvzd Z. ITg,, ~. osio
= page 81 I'll vi! a. public auction a, - "a
dooF Of the couEF HoGss Q; AID eg4aiy o. re MT,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Mru "a,
commencing a, 10 0'gl0ck \ The t5r-.,
ScTibed properly, that u 70 AZ gar-. 'l !e,
And situated u TIE iowa u Fulton GF' F'7S= u
West Virginia, bpgated and dg-e'lf.-i -. ,s4@Aig
EeGinn1nS A. NE ao'iheza; Gunner u ~ ,tst'gNs:
land a. the Intersection o! the SA.!U!s p !sgt q
alley bounding sid land ca The a.. ~ AAlAa
along Aid alley tao hundred feel n ',.sse sglA
thence west Along tie line Of Al ,f,i ~ iy'rl
dred and = terg 70 the line q Ns,A .i4is hun
thenez ~ right angle 70 aid llar nae Me-, 'eeg
70 the west uns Of Md piece o! lad. ne! lge
with 2ld west line Oae Egnu.eI! - "a H. . Loih
Road; thence east with iAr sCuth l!1a ~ N'f-sell
two hundred iesi ~ the pllor o! tys..lIr, - 'eai
Also certain other p!-Sa o! grg.g1 IT',,
north side VI III National Rad M M ..s % NE
ton, opposite the land above l,s,.ril., - y nj
said National Rod one hlulr,! M s1 ~ aVng %
back the depth Of Tie dwelling LggSs'1 tsis.l.'lg
thereon. '''se s'uI,e
Excepting. however, i,uE the nal ,......
above described the T4H thy-gf sac tat
AdOlph Yoke To HeuTy K. He. IN df..ji,ltiel "
VembeI 9Th, ls1s, EeoD;Gri u bed E,E.ESiNO-
page " being ssient{ I've fetg rulg an ~ go =,
back TO an alley. 'A'eliiRg
The title Is be!ieTel TO he paf,eyt. lg,T,m.
Vey only the title vested 10 nc b. ,l. T. Wy. eUl
TENS o. sALE-uns lal.G oiihvbgTb,,.o.ItIVl N
hnd t =, PG ,S agis a, NE Purchase NAY del t S
NJ and twelve months vita !a,,fr,, o. ,,1'ab Al
ale. the puEIhAsef g!.Ing E3trs s,gTt n, lay o.
trust on the property Tot The Isfsrr,.i -eyl Of
W II CALbWELI T T'uA
W ". HALIEE AurtUu.y-
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commencing Al aaEl5ra 4 4 he following Do,
ScribEd properly IA : 20 "a \ osr'alR piece or
panel OF ground u lat Fa- - laa rfyt4 Wheeling
Ohio county, In t. ls..HaE % SAT- c.,y laid oil
by John NcLur a.! .ss-g.t 4. follows. Ne,
ginning At 4 point Ekr-e Gss sl;5 ilue o. the mt
alley running ianAyl aka AL s.g,h Of Ulph
street strike the SGt1rL ElNl ih.ase along he
western line Of ali flai -5g;- ht"4, syenly iret
more OF les 10 Mn. Elask .!as, Nt1tc west with
Mr.. RoAchs line ols AgHdrJ a-i g1fy,hFre tcCt
more OF les 10 Ph!L!is ..ss fasaJg llHih with aid
PHILLIPS line aty-iI isvi % The alley af0frtad,
thence east with saii lie ;so hgElrtd and sixteen
feet more O! less 70 lae t.gilIilg lgtlhef with
the improvements iheNoa
Tiih' believed R0"i, bg; Sill r61vgy only the
title vested In re by said deed q trust
TLlNs OF SALE-One-ih.Fi Of tie yErhYe money
And A. much more A. the puTvh1ss' NAY elect tf,h
in kAEd, the b1!AEcs IN two equal il.iAuthuW
III Ard Twelve months. Nth Interest tumdaym
ale. the pIyhGsel giving no;es srgFe! By deed Of
trust and policy Q! insurance. on tie property iOt
the deferred payments. .....
W II CALDWELL, Trustee
" I " CoyDEv Elle4ts- nCiI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

AT A-DfeamIAnd-BeFIuu
During Act Flint oCcun the rehearNal Of the play
OF suppSrsaei emotion, .
sO,I ErY IN 4 JPEAl NUTSHELL,
In which the acme OF the true bures1ue Is reached
The Music comprises selections trOn OlVette
Billee Taylor. Nine. EATAH L'RelnA, Indigo, Nil
liard, Mar!nghi, OdenbaCh, RnsCiko, etc., and the
following, written expressly tOF the GO0llns BY nj
Gill
DuH-"Such a Bore." Chorus-'The Fancy
Dauucpr." Philosophical Song and Dance. THO,
The Ferret" Duet. Merry Bells
Admission % and - cents No extra charge for
n,..ryeI AatA Sale OTEnS "wednesday, November
: al Wilson & Rlumer Music StoTe.
The Elm Grove street Railway will run an extra
car after each performance. Of5l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

me ffoni IC.yg Of the IUl'; Hoes % Ohio golnVi
West VirTfnlA, 10 tie h!Ehes; Alt lot tiid,i We
following desTfilsd JsuTciiI thai y g! ~ w Y,
poTtheaIi uue-kAli q the cat olt hAi q We V.
Numbered one hundred t1t SKY q ~ tsliu2}hl ~
SAVCrit Anh o;herS. called ELst Nhtel!aE hAihgA
ifunt on AIey Il q thirty iy; lai lnas 'AfaS
sJuth. Of the uniform width &! ill3i ~. ~ ~
leei 70 llue running Etrgrt sd .5i AID d''''shs
me sAme into two sluG TS'.G .,h,u
Ti,I4 l.eIitytd god TAI SliI1E - Trustee ihili
r,ayey o!iiI such tile a. Is yesitt n re b! S'u
deed q trust ,-..,y
TTESSoT -one-thiri q the rgahAS iaohtl
and a much rnose - ihv paraasr may t.'r,, y. ~
hInd. the r[Sidue In tuo q al !5'A 5ifAs " w. ~
and tIelTe n1nthG WITH inier''' !'N.5 tl' ,.st
IA r,olISr n Iugunnec E1f 6s!srlG payments
w HlBBAky If-'ies,,
~ n n.sVwI knssL8va-- W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

Daily eXwpt Sunday-NeWAik Accuur04Sti1n.
Sieuesnytle AsrcTnlciauo1,T Ihb train dur.
MhrtinS Ferry aud Bellafe Stopping when rSiut-S,j
a the sherman HouSe, RtnArilit, West WHEELING
and Gravel Hill.
| CfiehSVille AccumnnliAtiod.
tCnaal n1TeP AryynEnHanl1ati1g,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31

COMMENCING Al " e!ocS A. Y The allnvf,,,. -,
estaie, that Is 10 say Lot and . IN. ,,."s iraI
James Baker and jane HaspF. r',ii,t .4tg ~
city Of Wheeling situated aa gae.,t.. i1', ~ Ihu
more street. AlsO lots O. 7ss4U.ll- 10 w ", tAiIl'
north half Of lots and u DO ,a4r u ,, ~ 4l We
6, and and north la! n Ul h. ,GI, ,N % 'vu
John Z. Bakers addition ~ he 5.tv AZ IIis "a VI
also the fraction Of 70; y W ta,lNLr,Dy .,nHlS
on the southeast corner q lgG sEl NJ ',uA'eI
fronting ~ teci ca lgth ,lryl 90! MINING i,S'a
the depth Of ~ feet i0gsM NhrtIrg ot'A 70
the west - feet d lot = Esl Wr,,as S,,,, 40
on 18th street and FQnHigg task taapl Wt,a,iii,lg
Creek 10 The depiA % - feet "'V''Ug
fractional lot q Ea,t Whec..u. With. or,..,
q whole and In three TaFrr, ,ar6 irB,t .,'Si
feet on 18th Eircel and -l,l 10 the way yiriir,E ~
most money. On the Ee,i Uae-tkIF ai.si' t.. 'ue
good one Si0Ty tame hgl-s "' "'h ga
The lou In Md slEAFrs !! hud y viii oE.,,,
EepaHtely and A. GNE0ls and oil n aWly yI,iJMSl
the most money. '"'IuE
Lots and ? In SQUARE 2 VII. D. oil safsr,,l.
Title believed 10 Ge go"i bot .-I.ag I, t,"UH..,
AhAll convey only Uca t...e ia y..tt,i In ~
the deed Of i1lst Aforesaid VIZ W
Trims OF sALE-uue-kAf sash AMI tho l,l,,o., d,
the purchase moAeg Iay2l,s 10 one ,rsf MIN a., v'
lerest aud evidence! BY pum.,a'y rio,e TnIs w u
lie retained I'll! all the p.HEL.e a6agy a t.iS W W
satisfactorily secured. '"''~
IT. HuGUs Trsc.
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TNK . ST EE ) Il Il OFF NORTH
i. WHEELING PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of a dest % trust rLIg BIZ Michael
Muheney and Anna y N.FsusT. Et,alL ,n ,n"'.
trustee, dated June ltlh .'-s a. rtorlrd m i6e
once Of the C.eTE o! he County Cog', al dix
county, West virginia. 20 l--i q IrN Eok SS
TO- page iH. vii -r.. A. public auction. al ina
front door Of the Cog'; Hsl- q. Ohio county, Wet
YIrYinIa. On wv
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF EAST WHEEL

4 INV TTsyT I'M u
By virtue o! a DECD Of trust nile ty A1nis Iy
lcT. wife Q! RbtsTi TAyl0; u!IA Et+i l9l,0' w
husband, and RActel Era, u ~ laieniflt
tr1Stfe, dated June 70. lsiS. All ryo'iei 70 W.
oI3ce al the Clerk q the tolUiy tout % Oho
couniy. West Virginia, In lSvd .! Ii'-,i h"A No D
raRa ST. l EhAll ca
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-31
DRUGGISTS.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.

A splendid purEatlye and llry pull Forty large
and small pills In each boz. The cheapest and beA
pill in the market sold By ,oo,vAoo
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DENTONIQUE.

An elegant tooth waIh, in large bottles, only $
' LOGAN q co'a
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtGe q 4 ds,i o. trust riiis by Patrick P
Welch And Alnei.A bis vile 10 ne a. trustee
dAieI1the ltlh day Of June ls'i Ag4 fSOhsdu
The ohiCe Of the C.erE q ohio CygLly Wet VII
EiriS. IN DEED Of IrIsi Box SO :. tsge 50, shall
eli al public auction A. tie frpHI dot % the Court
House Of Ohio county. Wes; y.lla.s. 0G
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rnfnmentinR ~ 10 c.dCt 4 Y Ne l000HI1R o.
stritsd prUJsTty, that Is 70 NY All the south
one.half Of the eAsi ouehtt o! ne i9i nun
hPfed one hundred and siIiy %! The addition 10 the
AID city Of NhttlinE laid out ~ Pt.et lAltU
John FGWcstG and other, cuEamUgly called East
Wheeling. addition being situate on tie north SIDE
Of Seventeenth street AID hAvGf ir1i 90 aid
street Of thirty let ard running tatE thence Hlly
feet Of an uniiOsn Width Q! sad front 70 line nun
ming through aid l5i east AID west And dividing
the same into equal para
Tiile bel!eTed 70 L. good. but N,Nnf - trustee
shall convey only such title A, y ,e,ied IN me BY
the deed Of iEuS; A1Nsaid.
TINS OF sAI -OusthiHi q the purchase
money, and - much rADrS ~ toe purchaser may
eIFCt, cASh In hAnd. the rts.tus in iSo equal IN
StSilnept Gt EX And twelve uulIh respectively
y Iih Interest from DAY Of a.. pgVh"c' giving
po;.s scurttI BY deei o! i;usi uI"a' iAs pioifHy
''' "sA w.P. HvBB4gD. Trustee.
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preyen, the destruction of pigeons at shoot
mo matches; referred to the Committee on
Legal affairs.
Bv Mr.. freeman of erryfeld-Petitlon
of A. NJ Hopkins ct ais. of Ellsworth for an
act incorporating the Bar lIarbor Gas Light
Company. 10 supply Eden and Mt. Desert
with gas referred 10 the Committee on Le-
gal Affairs.
BY Mr.. Lord of Kennebunk-Bi an act to
amend sec. IS chap. IS of the revised
statutes relating TO highway taxes; referred
to the Committee on Legal Affairs.
By Mr.. DoNNEIL of NATURALIZATION OF
city government of Bfideford, Co. &, LIST
Regt NJ. V. NJ. and others for an appropri-
ton for instruction in rifle practice and annu-
al encampment: referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs.
Bv Mr. BLANCnARp of Eastport-Resolve
relating to the purchase land by the agent OF
the Passamaquoddv Indians; referred to the
Committee on Indian Affairs.
BY Mr.. Buck of Standardization for
change Of name of James Mitchell; referred to
the Committee on Change OF Name.
Ev Mr. LELAND of Skowlegan-Petition
| of Levi w Weston ct. ais. for the right to
construct boom across the kenncbec river
| at SkOwheCan referred to the Committee on
Interio Waters: bill an act authorizing the
| County commissioners OF somerset county
to reassess certain taxes: referred to the
| Committee on the Judiciary.
| BY Mr.. KEEGAS of Van Bnren-Petition
| of inhabitants of Van Buren, TO be Incorporate
ed into u town by the name Of Van Buren,
referred to the Committee on Towns-Peti-
ton of John i. Farrell ct. ais. of Northern
| Aroostook for aid in building bridge across
the ST John river at Van Buren,; referred to
| the Committee on Federal Relations.
! Bv Mr.. WATERS of Pattcn-Petition OF
citizens of Patten in favor of John p. Lertie
referred To the Committee on State Lands
| and State Roads.
| BY Mr.. Huron of Observation-Disclosures OF
Virgil F. Hall and II Others OF Maytield
relating to chap. &c Of the resolves of 1873
referred to the Committee on State Lands
and State Roads.
BY Mr.. CHASE of Newcastle Petition OF
! C.. l.. Leighton and - others for an act to
authorize the erection of dam across the
Shcepsco,t river; referred to the Committee
on Interior Waters.
| BY Mr.. KING of Standardization OF
Alice York for change of name: referred TO
the Committee on Change of Name.
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Our correspondent at Kent's Hill (S)
writes: The conflagraton in the laboratory Of
Bearce Hall was simply the partial burning
Of wood-box in the lecture room. Prof
Stones map of the "Horsebacks of Maine"
was not completely destroyed, although some
what damaged -Rev. Il. +. Teft ID. d.,
LII. d., delivered his popular lecture,
HANDLES About the Home Of Burns, al
hents Hill. Tuesday, evening. under the
auspices Of the Calliopean society
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HOUSE..

WEDNESDAY. Jan. 10Th
PRAYER by the Chaplain of the Senate, Rev.
DR.. Butler.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion of Mr.. SrrRpIvASr of Cumber-
land
Ordered. That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be directed to inquire into the expedi
ency of tnacting law for the better protec-
ton of persons whose names upon notes shall
he fraudulently obtained.
On motion OF Mr.. WHEELER Of Etna.
Ordered, That the Committee on Legal
Affairs be required to inquire into the eNpe
diency of enacting Statute requiring town
clerks to preserve the ballots east at any State
election for the period of six months after
said election.
Ca motion of Mr.. MEANS of Machias,
Ordered. That the Secretary of State be
and is hereby instructed to furnish the Lii
brary with maps of those counties of which il
is deficient.
On motion of Mr.. H,rCH of Bangor.
Ordered. That the Committee on Educa-
ton be directed to inquire what legislation.
il any. is necessary to carry into effect the
fourth item of sec. Il, chap. l of the re-
vised statutes.
On motion of Mr.. PERLEr of North Var
mouth.
Ordered. Tha, the Committee on Educa-
ton be directed to inquire what changes, if
any, are necessary in the Law regarding the
selection and supply of text books in our
public schools.
On motion of Mr.. BrRxH,M of Sherman.
Ordered. That the Committee on Judiciary
be directed to inquire into the expediency of
amending sec. - of chap. ~ of the revised
statutes. so as TO include persons found in
places not incorporated.
On motion of Mr.. TALBOT of East Ma
chias.
Ordered, That the Committee on the Judi
ciary be instructed to inquire into the expe-
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Among the graduates at the Normal
School in Gorham, on Tuesday evening, was
Miss Clara Smith, sister of Hon. Joseph 0.
Smith. Secretary of State. and Miss Addie
Noble Owen, daughter of Howard Owen.
Both young ladies' are graduates also of the
Augusta High School, and stood in the front
rank at the Normal School, a fact which
speaks well for the thoroughness of instruc-
ton received at our high school
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Why you should use the Peoples Favorite
Tonic Bitters are, because they are purely
vegetable; because the relief they afford is
permanent: because the bottles contain a
larger quantity for the price than any other
Bitter, and because all who use them unite in
saying that they are unequallcd as a cure for
Indigestion, Biliousness and all disease. of
the Liver. See advertisement in other col
umns. ianlsf&wlw
Have Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry al
ways at hand. 1t cures Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup. In
iuenza, Consumption. and all Tliroa, and
Lung Complaints. so cents and 81 u hot
tie
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The price of hay still continues to decline,
and As great many horse owners and stable
grain and less hay, there will rot in all prob
ability be another boom in hay this season
Com is 50 cheap now in New York and Bos
ton that it costs but little more than hay fol
feed, and as there is no lack of corn it will
probably be used all winter in sufficient
quantities to keep hay down.
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The elections tor the United Snates
Senate which have taken place this week
are Mr., Hale from Maine, Mr.. lIawley
from Connecticut, Mr.. Bsyard from Della
ware, Mr. Harrison of Indiana, Mr.. Con
ger from Michigan. Mr.. Platt from New
York. and Mr.. Dawes from Massachusetts.
In Tennessee. Mr.. Maynard leads. with a
tolerable fair prospect Of success. while
Pennsylvania is uncertain. The candid
ates are Henry W. Oliver, jr., for the re-
publican causus. Galusha A. Grow. also a
republican, while Mr.. w. A. Wallace
leads the democrats. The aggregate vote
stood ninety-iive for Mr.. Oliver. fifty eight
tor Mr.. Grow. and ninetythree for Mr..
Wallace
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lsurncft's COCORine.

Kiits UaHd,WF, 1Hays Irritation. and Pro
NOTES The Gro,cfh Of the Hair.
Gentlemen: For over two years have
suffered terribly with "scaid head in its
worst form. \ few weeks ago tried bot
tie Of Your Cocaine. The first application
gave me relief and now the disease is effect
ually cured. Yours respectfully.
\. &. STEVENS.
Deputy Sheriff, Ottawa, III.
Burnett's Flavoring Extracts perfectly
pure. lanl +tuth&sat&w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-20

In consequence of the indisposition of Miss
Annie Hatch, the managers of the Masonic
Lcvec have to announce change in the part Of
cinderella" They feel happy to announce
the engagement of Miss Ida Mule Of the
Corrinne Opera Co. who will assume the
character of Cinderella.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-20

It's an i'll wind that blows nobody any good
The abundant fall of snow presagcs bountiu
harvests for the farmer in 1881, and gladden.,
the heart of the lumhermen in its cuarante,
of swollen streams upon which to float biz
logs to the mills.
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A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat should

De stopped. Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease err consumption
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams.
but act directly on the intiamed parts, allsv-
ing irritation, give relief in asthma. Bron-
chitis, Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Public Speakers
are subject to. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give perfect salts
faction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation.
they have attained weil-merritcd rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold at
CSC, box everywhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-20
The s:r-.t~st n,~..,ux,

Asimple, pure, harmless remedy. that cures
every time. and prevents disease by keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular. kidneys and
liver active, is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters is that RENE
dy. and its proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and cured hy
IL. Will you try it? See another column
Ed1ie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-20

A patent medicine notice in many of our
exchanges is headed. can Editors Escape"
We haven't read it. but we are glad he es.
capped We suspect that while the man with
the bill was coming upstairs, the editor
jumped out of the window and slid down the
rain-spout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-20

Mr.. Thomas Emery Of Wateryille. ves,e,
day began work on the Sprague dam l.
will be reballasted in places, and the p,A
made TO conform to uniform angle alan,
the entire length.