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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
DARN FOR SALE,
SATURDAY, FEDRUARYlS, lSs2
FoR SALE.
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT
AND
ELEGANT HOME.
N BROOKE couNTY, ". VA.

offer for sale my place. better known "A the
"lIomcPlRcc" OF the late Adam Kuhn, 80. The
property ION the hill bAck Ind adjoining the groW
ing town Of wellshuEs, and consists Of slxtySevcn
RcrOs Of land With Its apputtenAnteS. The land Il
yatiS.Cs also with peaches pears quInCcs. chSFfisS
rnSpbeEries, blacEberrles, Dc, Sc.
Tho house lsA large brick, with slate roof con.
tainnR fourteen rooms and several large closets
besides fruit and other cellars s substantially built
and one Of the best finished houses In the County
and Is all IN good order aud condition, and sur.
rounded by q great variety OF large evergreen and
other beautiful trees and Ahrub6eFyS neVerlallInr
springs near the house aud large tlslern Of The
Kitchen door
Upon the pseIaISsslI large Ham. also Stable and
Carfiaeo House, Grancry, Spring House and other
and frame Tenant House Of 6ye rooms win Rsil
And CINeTn At the door. The whole q undcrISid
with the celebrated steubeuVlllo vein OF Coal whch
before long will be valuable.
Tho place lies on the WellSbuR and Washington
Turnpike and the depot Of the r, ". & Ky, rIlfoSd
4 tCar the loot Of the hill; the steamboat lnndnS
only several squares further, and the G. / r r1ii
road depot, connected BY ferry, Just AernSs tho
river Il Is by nail, within IS minutes Of Wheeling
% minutesoI Sten6enVille, and about ~ hours 81
PittAbursh.
often offered for sale and no healthier location can
Anyone wi,hing to purchase will DO shown the
property by the owner, on tho premises, and any
Information may DO obtained from Nj. W, d RI.
clay, merchant opposite the Hudson House, Wells.
burg.
The subscriber prefers to sell at private ale. II
not R9ld, however, before THURSDAY, MARCH al
IL Will on that day be oheFcd Al publ auction M
The front door Of the Court House. In Wellsbulg, al
Tsf%s Hsili i be made satisfactory 10 desirable
purchaser.
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TUEsDAY. MABCU1l $50

commandment 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following DE-
scIlogu properly That Is 70 say: certain piece o.
parcel Of land situated near West IIbFiiy, Ohio
county, West Virginia, containing about five ages,
and being the same upon which the A!d NJ N.
deed Of trust
TERMS OF sALE-onc.thlr the purchase monCJ
on the day OF sale, the balance in two cOml Install.
menH, ~ six and twelve months with interest i:Un
day Of sale. the purchaser giving notes secured Gy
deed OF trust OH the properly Or the deferred Iay.
mentS.
ial3 a VIM. n. DUNLAP, Trustee.
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SATURDAY FEDRuARy n 30,

commencing ut 10 o'clock A. ~, In IUnt NJ ill.,
". Fl!heEs beRWood gloyg, In The i6WEoi f@nugoaY
N said county Of Aaithall, proceed to sell al IU6,
auction, TO- the highest bidder the tUlloWip, y ~
scTlbcd real estate, situate IN BCnwO0d NSsh,n
county West Virginia, OH tho vast lide Al fhs n
v. T. II, upon which tenement houses N,. XXI la.
are situated Ald LOT or parcel Of ground blng S,s
poln! on the line Of the D. 4 o. r. L. f6I,t IL "
rs; thence In SoutheIly direction Ror. tlri III
Of said D. 4 .. R. H. thirty two (g feel bcn v .Is
westerly direction one hundred and ltifiy,va
lt82l feet; thence In 4 nottheFly tltpru, q, itS
line parallel 10 tho line Of the n 90. h I ~
two (S2D feet; thence on line parallel 10 tHc,,g'Si
lbUve run one hundred and thlrly.tSo Esa
feet 10 the place Of beginning, wv N"1l
TERMS or sALE:-0ne-thiTd, and M much mos. =.
LhepurchAScr may elect 10 pay. In c1,l STI H.
residue IN two equal inStAllmCns at one anti ,yS
Year, respectively. For such deferred r%Vrs IVY
the purchaser Is give his uotCS secured u detdsi
trust on said property. '''DS'
Ial2 WILLIAM IISCIt T.,,,..
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LEoAL NOTICES.


John A. AtmstIopg, AlsTan,
der Ceen and Thomas y, AYE.
sitong, patlnets a. Armstrong.
coen 4 Co, plAinum,
VI,
ThSodocla MCGlnnls, Elyln
Campbell, Alexander 3, Down.
lug kValine Downing, James
Rankin Sarah Rankin, II lillian
!. Campbell Il. y. BALDWIN.
Ann Baldwin, William 81
Campbell, trustee, James Ran.
Rim, trustee, Commercial Bank
Of Wheeling, samuel 2, mi.
dtsth and y, o. smith, admin.
iStnatof Of OgtAlO Of Jane OH.
son, deceased, defendants,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
GALE OF pENWoop REAL ESrlrr

:, ~ virtue q . deed Of trust made by Hin
Morrison, husband OF aid klEn A. MoIti,'Sa Mn
undersigned trustee, dated April " III, sy NJ t
corded in the 0ilice u records Of deed, t1 Wp, Y
county, West Virginia. In the town Of MorSS
Y aid county, in Deed OF Trust Book 10 ,.s,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

By virtue OF a decree Of the Municipal Conr o.
Wheeling, made on the I'D day Of August, 4. q.
ISL In the cause Of CGtharIno Schweilzlr, admin;
lstfatof, &c, RgainSt May Louise Oshc aud OlherI
THURSDAY, THE 23p DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. D. 1852,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. ", sell at the front doc.
o. the Court House Of Ohio county, Mtsl Virginia.
the following described real estate: The north hall
OF the touth halt Of lot No. II, situated on the Ct
SIDE o. Main street, entrG Wheeling, having Oaiia
TERMS OF sALE-0ne half OF the purchase MONEY
cash, and balance payable in one year with inieniI
and evidenced by note with good personal security.
Title retained until further order Of the Court
r. 7, J. HUGus, Special Commissioner.
MM: u. HALLER. AnrtIOneGr. jas
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FTRUsTENs SALE OF ISLAND pHop

j. ERtY, ''''
BY yirueo n decd oftrust made by lo,,pb Hc,,.,
and EiIn!beth KCates, his wife, to ne A, tfl,iss
dated February o. ISIS aaa recorded IN tt 6fI,ci
the Clerk Of the t0unty Court Of Ohio county Mi
Virginia, IN Deed OF Trust Hook No. M MA .l
will sell At public auction Vt the front do5f al M
Court House ofAald county, on Wv
SATURDAY, TIE am DAY OF MARCH lsa
commencing Ut 10 O'Clock A. ", the ip,lorlp, Al,
scibed property, that Is 10 say. Thrrl,t Vnr NM
Of that lot Of ground situated on Z,ncs i.l'g5
numbered ~ lot Gightythrcc, situated Oh, INDIAN
street between North York and North llurGnEifrfi'
on the plat OF 2aues addition to the cityoi W0tc
tug as iGid out by Henry Moore, trustee eyrp6tlr.
reservation Of the width Of four ferl Ill III W.,
end Of said lot for private alley together Wibsll
and singular the Improvements thereon nnd ls
heredttaments and appureAaupcs belonging
The titlels believed to be good. bu, Twill cobys,
only the title vested IN me by said deed oifrigi
Terms OF SAtE--0Ret third Of the putcilgy, tg6arr
and Us much more ~ the purchaser MAY ecct rlS
In hand, the balance IN two equal in,isllmrats a,
SIX and twelve months with IntCrcSt ftom fhg dSy
0! sale. the purchaser giving notes re- ttft hy del
Of trust aud policy Of insurance. on the propsy 4,
the deferred payments. " ~
". J. ". COwDEN. Solicitor, g%
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The defendants In the above entitled rov,, =,
Qdocia Mcqinnls. ElvlFa Campbell, Hle,s lhe
SSoMnlnE E,ryhsllne Downing. James RaHEia Y.
Baldwin, william I. Campbell, trustee AK " Aha
Rankin, trustee, will take notice thai on INV 10
18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY, iss5
between the hOuH Of "a, Y. and ~ s,n.,
olice Of Cochran 4 Cochran, on Market ,,,e',@
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, W,st V..,sh
4ht pielhtths viii take the fcbGSition, nfhhA
selves Luke Elton, Samuel 7, liiIdri6 Go u'E
HT9RHl id. * * nowltd Henry Ncwhad, Ht,sa
above cause; and v from any cause N" AZ ~!
tho said depodtnnS shall hot b. Co,u,r"n a'lS y
being commented, not completed ON Ihsi ks y
taking o. Inc same Will be adjourned INN tnt q.
HUBBARD, COCHRAN & COCHRAN
in20F ROlicltDn Inr IG'inNs
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HoUsE AND STORE ROOM FOR
III SALE. No. 81 Twenty.sIxth street
The building Is OF brick, two story, comparatively
new, having convenient store room on frUnt, q
family room on the rear, side hall entrance leading
70 five rooms on second lOoF, and finished attic
eIty Is we'll adapted. Those seeking Investments
will hnd this property both cheap In price and re-
mnueratIve 70 invest In. Apply to ALEXANDER
BONE. HOal Estate Agent, 1876 Gfarket street. ta2I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27

DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, &C.
~ FsE neat ati assas Letter Heads Noe Heads
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
sATuRpAY, raE4rn DAY % MAHcn. lsa
TRUsrEE,s sALE OF
REAL nsrArr

by virtue Of a deed Of trust made by NJ. NJ. pus.
lap TO mo rs trustee, dated the second day Of ttb
riiary 1861, and recorded IN the oficC Of he C!tt
Of the County Court Of Ohio county, wCS. Virginia
on Deed Of Trust Book No. Is, page 81 will tclGt
punlS eucLlor, 1t the front door Of The C0urt HOE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

UTANTED-NAIL FEEDERS no GO
NV 70 Chattanooga Tennellee Good j0hs guar.
anteed. Apply Immediately Il No e5S Market
ltreet. laG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
wv man with small family, TO work on q farm,
d thoroughly acquainted With the buSlnes and
understands how 70 tend hatSes Good feiafsace
given II necessary. Address "farm,n this oflce.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27
THE BEST HOMESTEAD

Is good health. There Is no pill in use which 80
tniiy meets the average want as Logan & Co 4
HOMESTEAD LIVER FILLS. Forty pills In each
box. Little pills for Children larger Tor adults The
cheapest and best pill In the market.
LOGAN & CO.,
JAZZ Druggists, Bridge Corner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27

IT is THE DETERMINATION OF THIS
COMPANY TO STAND AS ONE OF THE
FIRST IN THE STATE, AND THAT All
WORK SHALL DE PUSHED WITH IN.
ERaY, y1aoR AND INTELLIGENCE
AND TO THE INTEREST OF EACH AM
EVERY STOCKHOLDERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-27

ENoR SAIlE-1 OFFER, AT PRIVATE |
II snle that commOolOuS and beautiful frame
cottage residence, No, IC2 South York street. 70.
Gently occupied by Z, Hobbs, Jr. Also two choice |
building log adjoining, each h5xl30 feet, House |
contains six rooms hall, fine cellar, attic gas and
water Is surrounded y fine selection Of shade and
fruit trees, provided with most perfect drainage,
and has been recently grained and painted through
In ando out Will sell this property in whole or In
iii. jas oHeNp w 'A. GEO, oLAroR Agent
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EXECUToR's SALE OF
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,asl Real Estate Agent 1878 Market SU .tree
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In !. NsSS9lCIpalC0a,,
GaaSH, 50
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

has rendered, would have been voted a
''crank," or would have incurred the i'm
putatiOn of having been seduced by Brit
ish gOld'' to stab our industries to death.
The night of delusiOn is spent-dawn is
breaking-soon it will be daylight enough
everywhere, and the American people
will realize the serfdOm to which they
were so long subjected under the meanest
of pleas-a false, cunning and selfish APP
peal to their patriotic impulses.
The Republic is vast enough, and its re-
sources are large enough to afford every
man within its borders the blessings OF
life, liberty and happiness. The govern
ment was formed to guarantee these to
him. For them he should be willing to
pay, but to compel him to con-
tribute TO the enrichment of another, who
who has the same opportunities as him.
self, is to make him slave, and, if he con-
sents thereto, he cOnfesses himself d
dupe. To pretend that this people at
this epoch in their history cannot COM
pete with less favored nations, and needs
to initiate the feudal practices of bygone
ages, is an insult to their intelligence,
and a menace to the freedom they prize
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07
Let Him Support Himself.

NV VI-A VIIIII't7 13ltttVttN
1t is beginning to dawn upon Washing
ton statesmen that il is about time the In
dian was made to support himself, like the
rest of us, by his industry, and not by
taxing the benevOlence of the taxpayers.
Accordingly, we see it stated that the
House Committee on Appropriations at
this session of Congress will recommend
Indian appropriations amounting to 3d.
425, $50, which is 81, 299,775 less than the
estimates and $57, 200 less than the apprO-
priation for the current year. There is
some disagreement about the apprOpria-
tiOns for educational purposes, which are
$4,000 in excess of those for this year;
but this item it is probable will be largely
reduced, under the conviction that the
best education for the wards of the nation
is to put shovel or rake in their hand,
and let the schOOlmaster take his chances
among them. in the regular way.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07
A TWOFOLD TRAGEDY.
A Merchant Prince of Liberia Murdered
His Assassin Shot Down.


The modest little republic of Liberia has
been shocked by the occurrence Of a ira
gedv which might well startle cOmmu-
nifty more accustomed to crime. The lead
ing business man of the cOuntry-the
"merchant prince" as he was considered
has been assassinated and his murderer
slain in his tracks. The following letter,
received by Bishop Penick, now in Wheel
ing, w. Va, and for some years Mission
airy Bishop to Liberia, from Rev. l.. L.
Montgomery, cOlOred, rector of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church in Grand Rassa,
gives the particulars of the deplOrable
event:
BUCHANAN, GRAND BAssA, LIBERIA,
WEST AFRICA, Oct. "A, 1SS2.-Ridht Reu.
c. C.. PeRtck, ID. d.: My DEAR BrsHOP-
I am shocked and my hand trembles as
write this, Our country is in great sorrow
on account of the shocking tragedy enact
ed in Edna last night. Mr. Crusoe and
Mr.. WindOr Harris killed each the other.
They were Notwithstanding, Mr.. Harris
wife being Mr.. CrusOe's sister. They
lived with CrusOe, i. e., Mrs. Harris acted
as Mr.. CrusOe's hOusekeeper, and Mr..
Harris also stopped there when in town.
Last night, after all had retired, Mr.
Harris armed himself with a revolver and
raped ut Mr.. CrusOe'S bedroom door. AS
soon as Mr.. CrusOe opened the door.
Mr.. Harris shot him in the abdomen
Mr.. Crusoe caught his murderer and
shot him through his head. Mr. II. fell
dead. Mr.. c. staggered back to his bed,
and died shortly after. This morning both
of them are laid out in the same house in
different rooms, Years ago Mr.. Fl. and
Mr., G. had a serious misunderstanding
growing out of business relations. They
parted in business. More recently they
have been on words. 1t is said that Mr.
G. has been sleeping away from his house
for some time, fearing a collision, but
recently concluded that it was cowardice
for man to be afraid to sleep at home in
his own house, and last night ended his
and his antagonists careers"
Bishop Penick, in communicating the
above account to the San, writes:
"Mr. Crusoe was Liberals merchant
prince, and stood a head and shoulders
above any colored man within her borders
as a merchant, Three years ago / was
told by one engaged in English commerce
that CrusOe's note was good for f30. 900
(say $4,000 in England. To him, per
haps, more than any other man, was due
the credit for having the mail steamers
touch weekly at Bassa, and it was he who
was doing most to keep the trade of Libe-
rian products in her own children's hands.
instead of allowing the benefits to 90 to
enrich foreign traders. But alas! he has
been cut down in the prime of life (fOr he
was about 80 years of age), and adds
greatly to the losses recently sustained
and unrepaired by the death of Thomas
McGills, Luther Williams, James Moon,
Drs. David, Dennis, Priest, Dunbar, Lewis
and Fletcher-all within the past four
years. Those who know the needs of Ii
IBERIA best will realize the blow as one
whose damage may be most serious"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

I'D frauds of startling magnitude, re-
Ill discovered by the Commissioner OF
- General Land Office, in connection
-,-;tl, The Usage Indian lands in Kansas
49,, -. Iei 70 an order by the Commissioner
-,,sronding all cash entries made by sin
80 80 nm since June %, 1881, where the
- - lie within the counties of Sumner,
- Kings and COmanche. In his
Is,fer 10 the Register and Receiver AT
YT-,.L;.o commissioner Mcfarland says
:. - -. come 10 his knowledge that numbers
80 - an, have been made in these coun-
tios bv cowboys, who Immediately aiter-
49,, ~, t,rued the land over to their en-
49,, a,0 = The best farm lands and water
l - in the section named have been
1ol,an ap in this way. The Inspector re-
- elbows that the entire county OF 60
,,arcbe and the greater part OF the other
- counties are under post and wire
$50 and that intending settlers are
,7-;,en off by the stockmen. A thorough
;av.stigation Of the circumstances is be-
inc made. and the Commissioner says that
n the allegations prove to De true tne
Dsrties 10 the frauds viii be criminally
T-osacutsd and the lands thrown open TO
lena ode settlers.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07
They Are Paid Enough.
Washington Star.

1t is not likely that anybody would be
entirely satisfied with all the details of
any award that could be made to the ply
sicians and attendants of the President.
but the general verdict on the conclusions
reached by the auditing committee will be
that the several sums awarded are sutfi-
GENTLY liberal. 1t is quite safe to say that
had the proposition been submitted to at
least some Of the beneficiaries at the time,
they would have been willing and glad to
render such service as they did in cOnnec-
ton with the case in consideration of the
professional and other prominence given
them, and without regard to any pecu-
mary remuneration whatever. But,
whether this be so or not, there is no doubt
that IN several of the cases the amount
awarded is as great a sum as would Ordi-
narily have been earned by years prac-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07
Not Much of "A Decrease After All.
Ne1r York Times.

That portion of the report of the Secre-
tary of War which will command the
most ready attention of readers is that re-
lating to the cost and estimated expenses
of the War Department. The eXpendi-
lures of the department for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1882, were 45.349, 3l9.
The estimates for the next fiscal year foot
up about ST, 800, 900 less than this amount.
This decrease is due to the fact that the
item of public works. which in
cludes rivers and harbOrs, is charged
with $13, 125,662 in the account for
the last fiscal year, while the esti-
mate for the coming fiscal year eX-
cludes rivers and harbOrs, and amounts to
only $4,513,602. Nevertheless, the differ
ence between the expenditures of the last
fiscal year and the coming year is not so
large as might be expected. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that there is an
increase in all of the main items for
which estimates are submitted. Thus,
nearly $1,000.000 is added to the esti-
mated cost of the War Department, and a
vet larger sum is added to the cost of
maintaining the military establishment.
The recommendations of Secretary Lin
coin, made in his previous report, are re-
peated and emphasized.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

Comptroller Knox is greatly exercised
as to the possibility of the extinction Of
the national banks when there shall be no
bonds to deposit. Gold and silver certiti-
Gates are mighty convenient currency,
wear quite as long as national bank notes
and don't draw interest. Knox should
continue To draw his salary in peace.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

It is estimated that it cost Williamee
Chandler $4,000 to carry New Hampshire
for the Republicans last month. This
estimate is based on the alleged fact that
there were 1900 corruptible voters in the
State who parted with their freedom in
the exercise Of the elective franchise for
an average Of TWENTY-FIVE dollars each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

Applicants for foreign missions will be
numerous after the 4th of March next.
Nearly every stalwart member of the
present Congress, who was rejected by his
constituents on the 9TH of November last,
viii ask Mr.. Arthur to allow him to seek
balm for his wounded feelings in foreign
clime at the eNnense of the government.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

The Baltimore Day has taken new
departure. 1t now appears as one cent
evening daily. 1t is a good paper and
fun of news. \ man must be poor in
deed who cannot afford to purchase it at
the exceedingly low price at which it is
offered
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

The receipts from internal revenue dur
ing the last fiscal year were STAG, 49T ,595.
The surplus revenue in the country at
present Is S145.543,s1O. SO it seems that
the surplus is just about equal to the
receipts from the internal revenue.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

1t is reported that quiet canvass has
been made by prominent Senators in sup
port of Colonel Hooker, now Sergeant-at-
Arms Of the House of Representatives, as
a candidate for the Office of Secretary of
the Senate. and that there are indications
that a majority Of the Republican Senators
viii vote for him in caucus next spring.
II is said that those who have been active
in this movement are convinced that lit
won't do to place MahOne's friend Cor
ham in that office.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07
CURRENT COMMENT
How Unlike Grant.

GovernOr-elect Cleveland exhibits good
sense in declining the escort Of the Albany
Burgesses Corps on Inauguration day.
His reply is as eloquent as modest: i am
exceedingly DESTROYS there should be as
little ceremony as is possible"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

Capt. Page McCarty has returned to
Washington from Richmond, and it now
looks as if there was 70 be no duel between
him and Riddleberger after all. Perhaps
the day Of dueling is past, even in Viz
uinia
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

Arab isn't half as smart as he has been
represented. Here he is talking about
going to Damascus OF some other out of
the way place to settle, when he might
follow Oscar Wilde's example and make
a fortune by delivering a series of lectures
in the United States. Pity some enter
prising and sagacious friend doesn't give
him a hint OF two to that effect.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-12-07

The Republican press are talking very
gliblv about the Democrats making their
first blunder in turning Kellogg and Chal-
mers out of the seats to which they were
elected. and seating Acklen and Man
ming instead. 1t is to be hoped the Demo-
Gratis will make no such blUnder, but if
they do the Radicals will be estopped from
excIaiming against it. They committed a
half dozen just such blunders at the last
session Of Congress, only the people did
not call them "blunders." They called
them downright Outrages.