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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

TEE Boss RAT.-Quebsc, Jan. 81
A night or two ago \ huge rat jumped
upon a bed, in which were reposing two
young girls of this city. One was3 and
the other Is years of age. The youngest
had two bites upon a finger, and bel
sister was bitten upon the elbow. Their
cries awakened their parents when the
chase after the invader occurred. 1t
was finally killed. Its weight was found
to be t%wsnty-four pounds. Toronto
Glebc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

HURRAH For OUR SIDE.-Many peo-
pie have lost their interest in politics
and in amusements because they are 50
out of sorts and run down that they
cannot enjoy anything. If such per
sens would only be wise enough to try
that Celebrated remedy Kidney-Wsrt
and experience its tonic and rs%novating
effects they would soon be harrahing
With the loudset. In either dry or
liquid form it i. = perfect remedy fsr
torpid liver or kidneys.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

COMPLICATED DISEASES. a prom
lnent gentleman in Cerro Gcrds County
Iowa, writes US that he finds Kidney
Wort to be the best remedy he eve.
know for 4 complication of diseases. 1t
Is the specific action which it has on
the liver, kidneys and bows, which
gives 1t such curative power. and it i.
the thousands of cures which it is per
forming which it gives it its great
celebrity. Liquid, very concentrated
or dry, both act efficiently. N. r.
Journal and Courier.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

Philadelphia has never bad the rep
u%tation OF being well supplied with
good hotels. But 4 Boston nan las a
last been imported there who supplies
the deficiency. 'PLUHER's" New
American Hotel, opposite IsdepeA-
enee Hall is unsurpassed by any in
the couatry.-'7he Post" Wdshiag-
ton, ID. {.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

Aen>nqer The young white MAJ
Coleman Gsinsy. charged with the xii
ling Of Mr.. Coats in Ssnpsos county.
some weeks ago, LAST week 50 bnittsd
to q verdict of manslaugh;er. and VA
sentenced 10 the ~pesitsntiary for &c
years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09
The Cotton Market.

is difficult to quote our Cotton ans
TOBACCO Markets correctly, IN q weekly paper;
because very often TIE price changes within Al
hour after it has been printed. We, therefore,
quote the price of q single grade each day Of the
week together with the New York price ~ the
hour OF going to press, 10 A. NJ. on Wednesday.
Our readers can draw their own conslusisns frsn
this alta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

ley boat house,, and l passed on to-
ward the west and up through the grove.
The cars had all gone in and the grove
was deserted, The lights were pretty
much out. l have no doubt as TO who
the party we're.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

We see in the Nerc York SPIRIT Of d1
Times nentioa .: the curs Of Mr..
George Drake. 4s Fifth street, Indi
annapolis. Ind, of . revere case Of wa
ter Rheumatism, nv the Use o: S.. ia
csbs Oil. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

lydia F.. PiBkhsm'. Vegetable
Compound rev ives the d~rooding .pir-
its; i~svigorates and h~armeaizes the
organic functisns; gives elasticity AID
irrnsss te the step, restore the natur
al lustre to tbe rye, and Plants on ths
pale cheek Of beauty the fresh roses OF
lifs's .prias AID early .unmer time.
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LOOK OUT FOR YOUR NAME
RECEIVED PAYMENT.

MOTTO avoid losses ~ mall. and the
bother OF giving, and preserving, Receipts.
We shall print III this column The amounts
received each week. and the time TO which
the subscriber is paid Hereafter 40 money
VIII be credited Oh the books until Il appear.
here. So look for your name, aud IL il does
not appear or if there De any mis.aks In me
term. write to the EDITOR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09
Sharp's Cross Roads. Ark

While suffering with Dyspepsia in
it, wsrst from, | was persuaded 10 try
DR.. Clark Johason's Indian Blsoa
Syrup; before | had used a bottle |
was we'll. | would not be without it.
RICHARD ID. FALDIs.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09
PRICE LIST FOR 1882.

Cabbage, Buncombe, 8 cts; Turnip, Early Flat
Ice Head, 5 cts; Beans, Mountain Cluster, 10 cts
Be ms, Early Buncn, 8 cts; Beans, Early Corn
hill, s cts; Beaus, Late Goruhill, 6 cts; Uucum-
6 cts; Peas, Extra Early. 6 cts; Peas, Wonder,
6 cts; Tomato, Large Smooth, S cts; Tomato,
Trophy, 5 cts; Tomato, Buncombe, Is cts; Wa
terme!on, Spanish, o cts; Watermelon, Min
sweet, 5 cts; Corn, Main Crop, 6 cts; Corn,
Extra Early, 10 cts; Musk Melon, Improved, 5
cts; Musk Melon, Bay View, 5 cts; Okra, Dwarf,
3 cts; Onion, Wetusrsfeld, 5 cts; Gnion, Silver
Skin, 5 cts; Reefs, Long Red, 5 cts; Beets, Tur-
nip Rooted, 8 cts, Radish. Scarlet, 5 cts squash,
Early Bush, 5 Cts; Red Pepper, Ladies' Fingers
cts; Parsnip, Sugar, 5 cts, Parsley, East IHd a,
5 cts, Mustard, Black Garden, 5 cts, Mustard,
English White, 5 cts, Pumpkin, Improved, 5 cts.
~ Any person wanting Seeds in larger guam
titles, or wanting them to sell, can write me for
terms. Send your orders early, so that l may not
be overrun ABOUT plantin g time. Jan26-4t
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SILK-CULTURE
T W. vANOIvER,
OF
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS,

Send his compliments to his thousands of South
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27

This court met Saturday ut. ten o'clock,
with the Judges all present. The following
decisions were announced.
L. X. Knight VS.. i. Il. Chartar, from bod.
drdse county. Appeal and supersedeas al.
lowed; bond 500. #..'.
Samuel Siiyerman ys. Daniel Greaser from
Mason county. Appeal and supersedeas al.
lowed; bond $50.
James II. l.aidley vs.. D. II. Klue's admin.
istratrix ct al, from kanawha coua ty. Opin.
ion by Snyder; appeal dismissed us inprovi-
dently awarded.
Mary staton's administrator vs.. O. S. Vim.
troux, executor, from Putnam county. Opin.
ion by Snyder: Decree reversed and cause
remanded.. 2z 4
Martin & Hupp vs.. George W. Sharp, from
Marion county. Petition for writ OF error re.
fused. go -.5ss @F
benjamin McCay. VS.. Alexander Pickens
from barbour county. Appeal and superse.
IDEAS allowed bond S2.e0O. y
l.. D. woodward VS.. G. W. Burlington, nd,
Ininistrator, from Writ county. Appeal and
supersedeas allowed bond 81 500.
Michael Murray ys. Ward Il Sell, from,
Preston county. Appeal and supersedeas al
lowed; bond $50. IL
Town of Moundsville vs. James Fl. Fou,I.
tain, from Marshall county. Writ Of error
allowed; bond $3.50.
VIM. T. Man n'sexecutor vs.. O. D. johnson,
from Greenbrler county. Opinion by Judge
johnson. Decree OF Circuit Court affirmed
Wyatt administrator, vs.. Smith & Wyatt,
from kanawha county. Appeal and superse.
IDEAS allowed; bond $3.50.
Vim. Seymour Douglass and frank Jones
were brought before the Court by Superin.
tendent West, Of the Penitentiary, and com.
mitted to the custody OF the ehertf OF Ohio
county, to be taken to their respective coun.
ties for new trial.
Josiah Henderson vs.. W. II. Smith, IT.,
from Wood coan.y. Dismissed, on mo,ios,
for failure 10 print record.
Adjourned TO next Saturday Mt 10 A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27

Mr. james Russell, OF this county, mem.
Der OF the recent Grand Jury Sf the Circui,
Court, appeared before Judge lloyd, In Part
II OF that Court Saturday morning, on n snu,.
mons citing him to appear and show cause
why he should not be punished for contempt
OF Court. II will be remembered that tie
Grand Jury at the present term of Court sat
two days, theis business not being completed
ut the inst days' session. On the morning Of
the second day a portion OF the proceedings
Of the first days sessions were published ia
several Of the papers This led 10 ZONE re.
marks by Judge Boyd to the Grand Jury
when Court opened on the second day, but
Mr.. Russell was not present when they were
made, nor did be report during the day.
Hence the summons for his appearance Sat
urday. He presented Us an excuse for having
communicated the proceedings Of the Grand
jury to reporters that he was not aware tina,
he was doing wrong, thinking that us no
capital crimes had been presented 1t made no
difference whather the proceedings were d.
vuiged or not. His excuse for non.appear.
ance on the second day OF tho session was
that he was unWell. On these considerations
the Court excused him, and be departed
purged OF CONTEMPT r5 5gT-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
PERSONAL MENTION,
News and Gossip In Reference to Various

News and Gossip Ia Reference to Various
ra & People. #fl ~
Miss Sadie Mccormick is visiting her sis.
tor, Mrs. shull, Of Weston. 49, 4.
Henry Reuter-, after spending n week very
pleasantly in the city, returns home TODAY.
Mrs. Enshar, OF Youngstown, Ohio, is
visiting ut The residence Of Captain r, r.
Devries. f
John Bauers and family, OF GAINESVILLE, o.,
arc visiting at the residence Of Jacob Dick,
East End. :
Capt. John ]. s. Hasler, Of Ripley, Jackson
county, Is among his numerous friends In
Hon. Andrew Edmi,ton, of Weston, Il pop.
ular member Of the last House of Delegates,
is in the city.
Miss Rena Ward. OF the Island, who has
been visiting her sister In Chicago forseyeral
weeks, returned home on Saturday.
Mr.. Jim Mckee, head clerk at Mr.. D, ].
Mckee's Island grocery, is undergoing !.
rather severe siege Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. W. L. Cole, OF Petersburg, and Mr.,
D. ". Custer, OF the Sistersvilie iadeDeudeuL,
are among the prominent West Virginians in
town. Is
Mr.. David W. Sloan and bride (nee Miss
Mary Good) will arrive in this city Wcdurs.
day evening and be the guests OF Mrs. Judge
Good. IL .5lt.,.e. 5s5.E Ig-lI0To'
Rev. S. d. Barnitz is in tho city visiting old
friends, and took part yesterday in the exer.
cisess ut his old Sunday School, the English
Lutheran.
Miss Lille Harris. OF Gallon, Ohio, who
has been visiting the Misses Drake, OF the
South Side, for few days goes to Mounds.
vile to-day to visit relatives. 81 Is s5 ~
Mr., Daniel l.. Heiskell, a popular society
man, leaves on Tuesday for Charleston, wherc
he enters the large Wholesale house of RUIZ.
ner g. Co. AL viii wish him success in bis
new field. go isil III
J. j. Bonnet, OF Quincy, ILL.,, visiting In
this city, receiyeda telegram Yesterday of The
destruction by fire Saturday night OF his
foundry at Quincy, involving a loss OF $l0O-
900. lie Ia guest Of MIR. Jacob Dick.
The Grafton Sentinel says, DR.. Reeves,
Of Wheeling, was in Grafton on "Wednesday
to visit his father, who Is very III at the raj.
tlence Of his son.in.law, Mr.. G. Z. Jarvis,
Dr.. Reeves Is a pleasant gentleman and
Secretary OF the State Board Of Health.
Reports from Mrs. Oscar Rammeisberc in
| regard to her musical studies abroad, saysthe
Cincinnati E,quirer, arc highly rra,iiyinr
Mrs. Rammelsberg has been In Paris since
July last: the pupil Of tho great teacher Of
Gersicr Hank and others--MRd. Marcl,ese.
She has been very diiigent in the pursuit OF
her studies, and has received the highest
compliments from her distinguished teacher.
Mrs llammelsberg undoubtedly has soprano
voice Of pure tonC, great range and remarka-
Bile volume. and, as she Is quite young, las a
brilliant future before her the musical
World II ElT arlss-l-s.ts la.zars % "a -. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
Two relans to hnveINcw Trials.

Saturday William Douglass, the murderer
oil 1lizer, the Grant county mail CARRIER, was
brought up from Mouudsvils by Superin.
tendent West, Of tho peulteutiaiy, a,id by
ordet OF tho Supreme Court Of Appeals
tnrAed over to Sheriff Brown, by whom,
with the assistance OF Deputy Sheriff Mitchell
and officer Fugate, be was taken to tho
County jail. &c will probably be allowed
to remain there until The G:rpuit court OF
Grant County Is ready to Try him, as the
Grant county jail does not afford much
security from Escape. being the Same
structure deacribed by douglass 10 an INTEL.
LluEScER reporter last week rs the one from
which he escaped before. !
Jones, the Harrison county man, confined
in the Penitehtiary for felonious shooting,
to whom g aew trial was also recently grant.
ea by the Supreme Court of Appeals, was
also brought into Court, and turned over to
Sheriff Brown, who later in tho day trans.
ferred him 10 the Sheriff Of Harrison county,
who llook h!n to Glark:sburs, where Court Is
now in session. He will probably be tried
to-day. rf-t1ssi t's3.ffs1 -g''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27

In the Circuit Court Saturday the day was
largely devoted TO uninteresting chancery
arguments and the entering Of preliminary
motions. '.s a
= Mr.. Doyener, as counsel for the Wheeling,
parkersbnrs IL Cincinnati Transportation
Company, filed the petitions and bonds for
the removal Of the suits for damages against
the Company OFT account OF loss OF life by
the Scioto disaster, rs the Circuit Court Of
the United States.
In Part II, Boyd, Judge, the demurrers
heretofore entered To the indictments for
selling liquor on Sunday against Joseph
Green, Christ Hagadorn and Jacob wilhelm,
were overruled TO one count and sustained
rs TO tho other 90 1.f.s2
Ssmuel Jackson, the coored boy charged
with the larceny OF n gold watch, was brought
into court and plead not guilty. His trial
vas set for December I. n
The motion to set aside the judgment
against Joseph Webb Tor selling liquor on
Sunday, was denied. =.
Tho cases OF Albert Price and Campbell and
Kinney, indicted for petty larceny, and W.
II, H, Harris for assault and battery, were
set down for trial to the jury today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
Another New r;ailron,,.

A dispatch from Mount Vernon. O,,o.
says that MIR. John lIanlon, chief engineer ~
the proposed Mount Vernon, Coyhocton (:
Wheeling Railroad, with..a corps OF assistants
has arrived there TO consul, with President
g: A. Jones on the prospects OF the road, and
will proceed at once to make a preliminary
survey Of the line. The terminal nont ut
his end will be Wheeling. thence tl,roueh
the counties Of Belmont, Jefferson, TuscaTa.
was. Coshocton. vim Walhonding Cauul and
Wv! Greek Valley, 70 Mount Vernon, and
rom there through Morrow County to Mn.
YORK, Pennsylvania & Ohio Road 10 CHI.
caSo. At Wheeling the new road will con-.
meet with tho South Pennsylvania Road now
being constructed from HARRISBURG In tb;s
city. Prominent capitalists arc BACKING H.
enterprise, md there Is no doubt hat il viii
be pushed forward TO completion. VI n y - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
A HDH'S SsADNf.SS.



IU ttHs!arJ tor II Year.
On the 9th day ofscptember last, tho mail
sock Oh tho star tonte between beverly and
PAillppi, In this State, was robbed OF ten or
twelve rcgis,ercdlet containing S9lS. II oc
Cured ten day. after the robbery on the same
route. when the carrier, mere lad, was sur.
prised by three Inch, and ut the mouth OF a
revolver compelled to give up his registered
letters. That experience sickencd hin, and
lie retired from tho service. The snbcon.
tractors OF the route then hired MI Ohio
lad, ~ years old, by tho uame. Of Hmer T..
Mccartney, TO carry the sacks on horseback
between the two points named. Tho knowl.
edge that lic had a number OF valuable let.
terss was too much Of u temptation for him,
and on the dhy mentioned, while crossing
Laurel Hill, q lonely place, he turned into
the woods and endeavored to hammer the
lock or with rock. He battered The lock
up badly, but could not breukit, Ilehud no
knife TO cut the sack with, and so
determined to ride into Philippi and
confess what he had done. lie had
rcnlonnted his horse, when he spied Il sharp
STONE, and picking this up he used 1t uS Il
knife. Abstrac,ing the letters, hc made of.
The mall not irving on time, the uathori-
ties started out, and finding the horse and
sack, concludedtl the boy had also been robbed,
and possibly murdered. He himself was
not suspected having always conducted him.
self properly. Two days after, however, he
was heard Of, and the third day was arrested
ut Weston. He mad Sl95 about him. with
TIE rest OF the money he had bought n suit OF
clothes, II pair Of shoes, II hat md knife.
lie was tried al Clatksburg, and on October
i6th convicted and sentenced 10 one years
imprisonment in the Erie county peniten.
tiary, at Buffalo, n. y.
Yesterday morning he was brought TO this
city by United States Marshal Atkinson and
his deputy Captain J. W. lIaggesty, Chief
Of the haggertty Detective Agency, and lodged
In Jail until this morning, when he will be
taken TO Buffalo by Messrs. Atkinson and
Haggerty. In his confession he stated that
the reason no left Ohio was because lie had
forged an order for large amount
lu this CONNECTION 1t might be stated that
thu three men mentioned IN the Inst robbery
have been arrested; also that there are five
men III jail at Parkersburg md five at Clarks.
burg, Charged Will, the same otItnse. .I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
$500. NJ.
FIRE IN A CHURCH.
: ---""--
Tho Arch Or Tho Chahcel nj the Disciples
.-.H- |.HIN G'hue.f, a. frprst ....... -

. y
A few minutes after IL o'clock yesterday
noon an a!arm OF fire was sounded from the
signal box at the house Of Hook and Ladder
Company.No J., On Twenty.iirst street, 10
which the proper companies promptly re-
sponded. saloke was seen issuing from the
Disciples Chureh, on Market, lust below
Twenty.ilrst street, and large crowd gath
cred rapidly. The fire had been discovered
BY Mr.. T. II. Higgins and the sexton. just
before the congregation Ind been dismissed,
Mr.. Higgins smclt wood smoke, and rs soon
aS possible started m Investigation. It WIS
found that the sioye In the in,ant claSs room.
which ~ Oh the north side OF the clAacel, Ind
become very hot, aud II stood close 10 unpro.
ttcted plaster, which Ind become 30 heated
us to set fire to tho laths. The blaze then
crept steadily upwards over the chance arch.
Ladders were raiseu 10 the roof, md the slate
Ripped oil IN order to light tho flames from
above should It become necessary, hut the
tire. was cxiingulsbei before Il rencbel tho
roof. Three lines Of hose were taken into the
church and the blnze soon extingulshed, The
thRage Is estimated TT from 500 to 500, all
OF which scoveredby insurance. The damage
Would have been much greater had not been
for tho shlit.olf nozzles. II Is thought some
water tnay have been thrown into tho pipe
iBHht NHlCl Iuuy IuukH IIlc ultunEe some
what greater. Although the upper end OF
tho church presented y rather damp appear.
ance, services were held last evening as usual.
Foreman Armstrong OF the hook and lud.
der, while descending from tho arch fell
through an open hatchway, and was badly
bruised. Ills left arm was spraned seriously
and his legs scruped In a painful manner.
Dnstnrtily Attempt 10 Wreck u Train,
Saturday, the train that left liellaire for
Pittsburgh ut eleven O'Clock, narrowly o..
capped being thrown from the track between
lscllaire and West Wheeling Some one
placed tie with It's end over the rail and
braced 1t with stones In such Il way that II
would have raised TIE asclieraad turned
the wheels off the rail. II was so placed not
TO be easily noticed. 1t happened that the
yard engine ran up before the regular train
did, taking out some cattle cars, and Il was
right upon the tie before anyone saw IL; but
It Inns no cow-catcher aud u peculiar step for
the brakeman to stand on caught under the
lie and hurled II far from the track. The
men were only badly frightened. Efforts
were made to discover the author Of the out.
rase, but the men working in the fields near
had noticed no one about there.
The mere accident Of the yard engine pass
Ing before the regular train was ali that pre-
vented horriiying accident, probably In.
yOlyiDp serious loss of lfe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
Rev. g. II. AlnStien.

The Rev. c. P. Masden, who was for three
wears pastor OF Fourth Street N. +. Church,
this city, aud went from here, In October, to
Scranton, Pa, has received and accepted n
cali to tho pastorate Of the. Union n. z.
Church, 81. Louis. This viii give him a
much larger field Of operation than no could
have Mt Scranton, or indeed anywhere else
outside the large cities. Dr.. Musden Is yet a
yo,,ur man, but has made for himself repu.
fstinm Nd a minister which has extended .far
aud wide. He succeeded Dr.. Talmage as pas
tor Of German Reform church in Philadel-
1ns where VI 9, he ss1 Whee sss ssn.
places he sustained himself ms one Of the
most iorcible and attractive preachers Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27

The first freight car OF the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie railroad which ever reached
Wheeling arrived over The p, ". 4 Ky. road
Yesterday. and attracted general attention as
y stood on tie track in front Of the s,amin
HOUSE. The car was No. 9,l2G, and It's ca.
pacity 10000 pounds. 1t WINS forcble sug.
GestIon TO those who SAW It thut tho road Il
belonged TO was pretty respectable instit,,.
Non 30 far as lis supply OF rolling stock Is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
aEue a1ttellfQtuter-
O,hcc: Nos. 90 and 81 FOURTEENTH Street.
2 New Advertisements.

Like the Flowers in Spring.
Tho ArsnDd Parlor Stoves.
Meeting Of Stockholders Of LaBelle Iron
Works.
Anthracite Coal-Kasley l. Brooks.
The Prophet Honored in his Own Country.
For lient-Ioom under Opera House.
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
Wanted-Situation
Regular Tuesday packet-New Andes.
Misunderstanding Statesmen.
Spareribs, Teuderloins, &c.-D. C. List, Jr.
Dress Goods-Geo. H. Taylor-Four.h page.
lss2-Establshed lS52-Geo. X. McAlechen.
Thurbers GOods-GeO X. McMechen.