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~ " Soddin 4 son, Ancuonee's'
TRUSTEES SALE s OF 4 pA ceSs Tr
on TIE NEW NORTH I HEMpS; n" NEAR TO
Mills N0NTH OF RiC,nnwWn niS giirI,NPiKE.-
TuE liz Sf,iCo ANDHANOvEi ~ ,rnst from Mr.
AZ tr,stce In certain deco oi a," ,,n he OH,
George ". Carter and wife, Dea,ns, urco Conn.
OF October 1870 duly recornmeaa III IA shall
~ Court. I'm Deed-Book No. w. pngc nu,,,ic amc.
in execution thereof proceed 10 sell a' P"'"' '"
'''"' =" F tTs SEPTEMBER 10 1882,
coumoncIng NJ 4 o'clock NJ, the NEAi ,r hHb
RhCTfyE FARM located as above, on rr W,r
Mr. Carter now resides. IL con,ains wnohs
ACRES OF which about one i,,uu The inn
The omen land lies well Tor cni, VT nv TT l.
nrGyenents consist OF an EXCELLENuo Nv rno,n.
ING newly painted contrinine ,s AN excellent
kitchen barn stable, &C. Tnere rs al e nlea
young Orchard on the place; nc cSce,Icnt, and
SAINT and healthy, the ncghbornooa % nrdcr '''"
tho roads leading 10 II are In hrs.-r,e w. tho
TERMS Whilst the deed require .., nn,,ot az Tho
font of The expenses of sale ana thc v ~, ~, ,,at
debt due thereon, yet am anthorho -. ~ IS.,J on
the terms OF pnyment can he made rerE
The payment OF one fourth OF the prc,,so o
in cash and lien on the properly lor ,c ,,'so
The anctloneers will show the properly 10 th"se
who may wish to see IL. ow.nn,>
WIZ "' WILLIAM l.. COWARDiN,
Trustee.
POsTPONEMENT.
Tho above saIe Is postpOned to
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THE UNDERSIGNED, W. C.. CAR
l. RlNGTON, trustee. 10y virtue Of the power
vested in him by deed Of trust executed by u. H.
Lewis tO him trustee, bearing dale the 2Sth and
recorded on the 3 LIST day of January. 1870, to Sc
cure the payment of SJ.375.4l. due by bond pay
able on demand 10 ID. J. llartsoOk: and the under
signed, James l.. AppersOn, surviving trustee. by
virtue of the power vested in him by deed of
trust executed by the said r.. X. Lewis 10 him and
OF January. 1870, and recorded on February /.
1870, To secure 10 the Jefferson Insurance COInpa-
ny $4,000, due by two negotiable notes. bearing
date the 29th day Of January, 1870, payable Il
twelve and eighteen months from date respective
ly. each for - 300 and drawn by said Il. Lewis.
Will offer for sale, in the village of towardsyile,
on tie
TIN DAY OF OCTOBER. 1882,
AT public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE Is
ing in Nel-On county, AT the junction Of Tie James
and Rockiish rivers adjacent 10 the village Of How
ardsyile, and containing about LOCO ACRES OF
LAND.
This properly Is one Of The most valuable farms
on James T1ycr, the soil fertile. and excellent
dwelling and other Necessary houses and improve
ments. and abOnt so miles above Richmond.
TEENS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay the cost
Of sale and to pay The aggregate balance due under
both Of said deeds Of trust. amounting to 64942
until paid on SS,l00.73 thereof. subject to credits
on interest amounting 10 t.220. l9-tEc said bal
ance being due TO The Piedmont and Arlington
Life Insurance Company the assignee, and now
payable to a. l.. BOUlwarc receiver: the residue of
the purchase-inoncy viii be made payable on such
terms as the said 4. Il. Lewis may direct and II ha
should fail to give such directions on reasonable
terms. W. {. CARHINGTON. Trustee.
SC LOOT j. l.. APPERSON, Trustee.
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by r. b. Chafiin Co.,
Real Estate Anctioneers'
No. north Tenth street

EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE VI
~ THAT HANDSOME AND CoMMoDIoUs
BRICK DWELLING
NO. 1o15 EAST CLAY STREET.
THE LATE RESIDENCE OF JAMES o.
BROOKS, DECEASED
KNOWN AS THE
swICKHAM MANSION"
WITH
LARGE CORNER LOT,
FRONTING rs FEET, WITH DEPTH OF 10
FEET TO AN ALLEY.
We will sell at public auction, on the premises
OH FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1882,
nj 4 O'Clock =. NJ, the above-described ana well
Known RESIDENCE. This property Is ccntrhhy
iocated and well arranged for family residence,
mr. could be made into two dwellings, fronting on
CLAY street and the lot Is deep enough 70 Dnlu
two or three good dwellings ON the rear IRONING
on Eleventh street. Dwellings always rent wen III
this neighborh0Od and this sale offers rare OPP
nnrtunIty for capitalists to make good invest
ment or 10 secure n 6rst-class home.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance IN SIX, WE'VE
Interest added and secured by deed Of trust on The
property. ~ n;, ~ En - ~ - i,,pTrp
Executors Of j. G.. Brooks. deceased.
Sale by r. Il. CHArFIN & Co, Auctioneers
After the sale Of the house the HANDSOME
MIRRORS Will he sold. sc II
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SOLD.


FRAMES.
To make immediate sale viii offer TWO FRAME
DWELLINGS below at q bargain:
S2,25O No. LOG south First street. near cary,
TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING; six rooms. Convenient and
centrally located.
ALSO,
$4,000 No. Alb Second street. near Clay, with
brick basement: six rooms ard detached
kitchen, two rooms; gas and wafer.
j.. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent.
so 13-5t 1ll3 Main street.
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A NTHRAClTE, ALL SIZES, Fob
"a family use, as good as the best: LEIIIGH
LUMP for foundry usc-nOnc better; EAST
C0ALBURG LUMP SpLlNT. S5.25: HAIL, IS (:
rKESu CUMBERLAND, and all kinds Of En-
WOOD, long and sawed. Orders by telephone or
otherwise promptly hlled. 70S Broad street or
l9Oo Gary street. &. III. PAGE.
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Ivy Sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agcntsand Auctioneers.
HOS Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A NICE LIT
L TIE FARM IN THE COUNTY OF !IAN0-
YER, ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES FROM THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, ON THE ROAD LEAD
ING TO HANOyERTOWN, AND ADJ0ININ,I
TIE LANDS OF MRS MARY SOUTHWARK
AND AIS, AND Is a FART or THE TRACT
KNOWN As "NINETY-SiX."-In part cXecli-
ton Of a certain decd of trust from John VI.
Granger, substituted trustee, dated December 90
1880. TO X. u. Lync. now deceased, and duly re-
corded In the clerks Office of the Hanover County
Court. Deadlock 10. page 1863, the undersigned.
appointed substituted trustee 10y IN order OF the
Hanover County Court. entered on the 2lst day OF
June, 1889. and being so required by the holder Of
note. default having been made In the payment
of Il part of the money secured Ivy said deed. VIII
offer for sale at public auction. al Hanover Court
house. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT EMBER 90, 1882,
that being cOart-day) Mt II o'clock NJ. a portion
of the REAL ESTATE described in said deed Of
trust, containing bya recent survey 14l4 ACRES.
The soil IS n dark gray and very productive, and
would make nice little truck farm.
TERMS: Cash n to expenses of sale and
s161 .O4. and the residue upon terms which Will
he announced at sale. l.. r. SUTTON.
sells Substituted Trustee.
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EOR NEW YORK.-The Old 1IsS~s
II Dominion steamship COMPANY sssaali.sszs.s
proposed sailngs for the week following are:
OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKEK. FRID AY
September 18TH at 2 O'Clock T.. Nj.
GUHANDOITE, Captain KELLY, SUNDAY,
september 9TH. ut O'Clock \. VI.
ROAN0kE, Captain CoUcM. TUESDAY, Sep
tember 10Th. az O'Clock \. VI.
Freight received until l o'clock r. VI. Friday,
q O'Clock Z. NJ. saturday, aud 10 O'Clock T.. VI.
Monday.
Through, bills Of ladlng signed and goods for.
warded with dispatch To all points north, south,
cast. and west; also 10 foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations Unsurpassed.
Aftor-cabin fare 10 New York dmchding meals
and BERTH. $40; r0uDd-triptlcAcs, SIS; stocrage.
with subsistence, 81: without subsistence. SO.
Passengers leaving Richmond MONDAYS. Tues
days Wednesdays and Saturdays by tie Richmond
and petersburg railroad a. 1850 4. ". VIII make
connection NJ Norfolk with steamer leaving those
days. Cabin fare, $1,000. Tickets 10 be Lad al
the Richmond and Petersburg depot and A. v
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
For freight or passage. apply 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN s Co, Agents
sc IL COmDany's Wharf Rorkstfs.
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FURNITURE. MATTRESSEs =

FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, N
- BEDDlNG, &c.-TILLIAM DAF-W
kRoN.-Pariics In want OF FUR NiTJJRE of No
asy description VIII study their Interest by/1
casAng on nae before purchasing. Carries tie
lfset SOCK, Goes The business, and cannot he m
aud PoPL AR from the best factories Va Inc conn
try, VIII be sad low 10 make room. WIIIfxW
DAfFE0N, on.cc and .warcYosm ms, ll3e Main
street; factory, Nos. "a IT, 80, aud 20 north Yif
Ieeath street, Richmond. 40 4.sm
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By u. y. Cha1in & Co.,
Real Eslgtc AuctiOucerc.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF a
l. BEAUTIFUL COTNTRY-SEAT.C CONTAIN
ING lag ACRES WITH \ NICE DWELLING,
LOCATED IN 4 PRETTY YARD, ONLY
SEVEN MILES FROM THE CITY. NEAR THE
BROOK ROAD. HENRlCO COUNTY-By viz
tue of q deed of trust from H. +. Lukcns. recorded
I'm IicnricO County Court In ID. H. l07. p. $40. and
If the request of the beneficiary In said deed. de-
fault having been made in the payment of the
debt secured, will sell at public auction, on the
premises. on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER &c. 1852.
ut 4 i. NJ. TIE above-larated FARM, formerly
known as DIR. Powelis. This T. nice property,
with a very snug and pretty HOUSE. situated in Il
shady yard. making very desirable home. In II
splendid cighbOrhood and in easy distance of the
city. Parties wishing Such property may attend
this sale and secure bargain.
TERMS: :507.5O and interest from January 1,
1882 and expenses Of sale cash. and credits of one,
two. three. four. and five years from January b.
1882. rs 10 $500. $90s. 1886, Sl.OO4, and
31,O52; as to balance. terms anDounedat sale.
II. u. CuAFFIN. Trustee.
sale by Il. j. CIIAFTIN& Co. AuctiOneers.
y
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DRIVATE SALE. o.
DWELLINGS DESlRABLY LOCATED.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES.

DETACHED BRICK DWELLINGS.
snecial bargain in MOST DFsi4ABLE
PIECE OF GRACE-STREET PROPERTY about
10 feet, with brick improvement, stable, &C
$4,000: excellent location for flats.
$1,000 will buy that MOST SUBSTANTIAL
BRiCK GRANIIE-TRlMMED DWELL
ING, No. 322 south Third street, over
looking Gamble's-flill Park; eleven
rooms, hot and cold baths &c.
$4,000 that CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE,
southwest corner Fifth and Cary streets,
In perfect order ten rooms.
$4,000 a}RICK DWELLING south Fifth street,
No. 1O4. Cheap.
$4,000 BEiCK RESIDENCE, on Ross near
Governors Mansion. No 1906. $4,000.
$4,000 II MODERN THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE, No. l04 west Clay; iron veran-
da. marble muntcls In every room. ana
altogether rs desirable residence as now
on The market. great bargain on long
time. -
$4,000 a VERY NEAT BRICK DWELLING.
No. 400 north seventh street. This house
cost $1,000.
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7THDAY OF OCTOBER. 1852.
WOOD AID COAL.

SPLINT COAL! SpLTNT COAL,-Re-
~ ceiving this month, after which IL viii i'd
vance, very large quantity Of best West Virginia
sPLlNT COAL-thc perfection of CRATE fuel
offered 10 the trade ana families very cheap Buy
now and save money. Best ANTHRhCITECOAE.
COOKING COKE. and WOOD on ALL KINDS
at lowest rates at Ninth and Cary streets.
Rich heart-pinc Sawed Wood cxtrc nc.y low.
sc S-tSclS j. II " firkINS
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND NCAR.
Il OLlNE COUNTY by virtue of n deed az
trust IRON Lewis \. Jacob 10 the undersigned.
trustee, dated 18th December 1880, and recordcc,
made In the payment Of the notes therein s7cnrcd
anu Ocing required SO 10 do by the holder Of said
, nons, WIN proceed 10 sell at public auction on
10Th OF SEPTEMBER, 1882,
az ~ o'clock NJ, all that TRACT OF LAND.
Win the buildings thereon, lying In Caroline conn
", containing about lis ACRES, adjoining the
,'hds OF John souihwOrth, James Hunter, L. n
Jones, and the estate of Thomas Hurt, dccciscd.
TERMS Enough IN cash 10 pay the expenses OF
SAFE, ices for drawing and recording said deed of
s.ru.tt aud the sum Of sl74.l0, With Interest ON
soS.7S from 18th OF October. 1881, and I'm
si2I .32; the residue thereof from 18th Dccem.
Der, 1881, until paid.
S2-sa4t Hull CARTER, Trustee.
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DOR SALE. A LARGE THREE CS
Il STORY DOUBLE BRICK BUTLDiNG.E4
centrally located. with large lot suitable for TO-
baccO factory, or could be easily converted into 4
storage warehouse at little cost Price only 800.
Very cheap.
SC A. cOd3t Il. II. C1AFFIN & co.
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WANTED, CASH PURCHASERS
w ANTHRACITE COAL, house sizcs-best I'm
market: LEIIlGH LUMP COAL, for foundrIes:
CROWN HILL SPLlNT, the peerless coal for
open CRATES: CUMBERLAND AND NEW RIVER
STEAM AND SMITH COAL. FOREST PINE
WOOD, sawed aud klndlng Prices satisfactory
FOR best Goals, and full weights.
:. Z. LATIROP,
au D Seventeenth street. al Draw-bridge.
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\, Richmond with associated railway. DIP DID,
points >ou,h. and Richmond. Fr,lDr. .l-lnr,
Potomac railroad for all pouf- N.rI.
NopiHg-c1r 0ffpchof q, N.ff o.
LDHcEbuFg. Is. HtTI.uI. lt.
an 20 GcLeral Froish, ald P4--..... A....
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Leave
Richmo'dI 2:45 L. VI. $40 A. VI. 6.OO +. NJ
Arrive al
WrPelnt 500 u. VI. 1855 4. -. q:Z7pu

Passenger tram connects AZ Wet Point t.l,
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore aad
Freight trains leaving Richmond ~ 40 4 y
and GOO T.. N. will have pas5enger-cOsch. at
tached.
folk and Western railroad FOR Farinylllc. I,rcs.
burg, and all southwestern points.
Train No. 80 Through passenger ,top. ,, all ia.
Sutherlin NarTow-Gauge railroad for Milton. a
salisbury with Western North Carolina RAILROAD
for all points In Western N'r'h Caroiiua. At At
Train No. 81 Through pdss niger and mall .ious
at all stations. connecting al suihcriu'. With Ni-
ton and Sutherlln Narrow -Gaugc railroad FOR
Milton at Atlanta for all points south and ..ufh
west; at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia ana
Augusta railroad for Columbia, AlSi-ti, sa,an.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond a,
4:35 T.. VI, 7:26 4: W., aud 1916 T. ". and from
We.t Point AZ le:2n 4; W Passenger. aud gj5
Z. ". and 1910 T.. " (Freight.)
Bon AIR PASSENGER SERVICE
Trains
Leave
Richmond. An 6:3oP.M
Bon ar; ............."G5G M. G.55PM.
COalncld. 1H4 y. VI. 1:lN =. Z
RETURNING.
Leave
Coalficld. Az. 9:3jP. y.
Bon Air..................s:oO AN 1OIor. u.
Arrive
Train No. 30 Will on sunday, leave Coalf,. 3
1870 y. W.. Bon tair al $40 /. VI. ma aI.f. 3D..
Richmond az = L. ".
All regular passenger trains stop no Bon Az.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 90. Nr'y YORK and atlanta rfq l.l.
ingtoR and Dauyillc. and Grocu-horY' o. li,.rt .
! station. Wc,icm North Clrlill railroad.
ON Train J3-hichnond ana Danfio. and
| Charlotte and Charleston.
/ Tickets sold 10 an point. south. -9rth4atf D
| southwc.t and baggage checked tlr,Irh.
No lay-oyer checks given - local tiU.ct.
VI. ~IAf ri1 Il.R.
General Ht--ru-nr fr...
sol Haas. Traffic Manager
NJ AftBIT.f,.uffl1 Nrfa
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POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed to
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
at o o'clock. W. ID W" AnDiN,
sc 10 Irustcc.
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BY Furlnan Upper,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1915 Main street.

T'RUSTEES SALE OF NEAT SMALL
Il DETACHED FRAME DWELLING. No.
7l2 SOUTH LAUREL STREET-By yiriue of
9. deed of trust executed 10 the undersigned by
Henry Charter and wife, dated January Oh.
1881, and recorded In the clerks Office OF Rich-
default having been made in the payment ~ n cor
tain note therein secured, and being required so
70 do by the BENEFICIARY, will sell by auction, on
the premises, on VI
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1882,
al O'Clock l.. NJ, the real estate conveyed by
said deed, which Is situated as above described
Inc lot fronts rs feet on the west side of Laurel
street ana extends back 1913 feet, upon which Is a
small dwellingscOmparatiyely new, and other ont
houses. Also. viii he sold another small lot adj
Joining the property above named. fronting Is
aforesaid deed Of trust 80 '''0
TERMS: Easy, and at sale.
r,-n,, NJ. I. UPPER, JR., Trustee.
fth'iAN AuCtlOnpprs.
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SCHEDULE or TRAM
N EJECT AUGUST 80. l--2.

LEAVE RICHMOND
1920 \. ~ NAIL daily lcNceIt SUNDAY
meeting al Iyucnbure alfh A.r...4
Midland railway fnr llI I.
north. and N'tiolk aud Weston.
ro1d for Knoxville. tnafltnu..t. tt-
lama, Nashville, IoIl.,l! N.I.-
phi~. New OIlelr-. lla Ill f...t.
ln Tie N9utt. ~.ufhWf-f. and lIf..
Day cuIrlt~. Richmond O.. l.f... To-
burg; sicel,r Lyurhtnlg o. SOS
orlcn, and M,mill- Ni....t
change.
4:l5 =. VI. ACt uMMODNTfoN daily .tr..I
sunday between H.c.l..I ..I
Scutt.NIlic.
$40 Z. VI. NIGHT ENrRT~~ daily .R..r.
sunday between Richmond abb
LVuchlurg.
$50 \. ". EXCURSION sunday only. 90
tween Richmond ruu .tt..lIi.
ARRIVE RIrHMoND
$40 l.. ". MAIL daily IcNc.f ~uN..f..
1910 \. N. ACCOMMODATE caIf .t.D.,
>undINl.
200 \. N. NIGHT ENrEI>, Oily t,o,..
Suullyl.
200 L. n. EXCJl.~I0N sunday .r.t.
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DICIlMOND AND ALLEGHtNY
III RAILROAD.

SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager ID.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-25

8 VrNSoR has after all PANIED out with
some eclat for May. We haye had frosts
Z and even snow in this month-snow three
Sinches deep in Iowa. lie said in April
that We were to have''a season that will well
merit the description Of cool to cold and
wet generally" Sure enough, We have
had such a season for several weeks past
* Let us speak more respectfully OF Vennol
4 in the future. He is not SO much OF a hum
bug as he appeared to be in March, wher
4 the weather vas at right angles with his
4 prophecy. a iellow-even q prophet
B can not always hit the weather. We mus
allow something for leeway. Let us expect
frosts in June, for Vennor says that We
4 are likely to have them. Even in August
.Sfwe are to expect them. "a general cole
wave is set even Tor midsummer. Ant
h later. in the year the weather is to become
very cold" Says vennor: .+0@
s5e My theory Of weather relationships" is
working just now in Il telling manner all
Y over the northern hemisphere, and | feel
much greater confidence in predicting the
periods Of the more marked Disturbances.
Hence, ! herewith reiterate my previous
statements respecting "a very cold and
stormy autumn" and early setting in OF ex.
streMe severity, with heavy snowlalls, this
4 reaching to remote southerly points. We
ARE likely to experience one Of the coldes,
7 periods in a long term OF years during The
\ early part OF the winter Of lSS2-S3, but the
cold will come in lump, and the latter
half Of the winter is likely TO be mild and
4 open, with IN advanced spring.
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IA A Rebukc to the Three West Virginia
i}{s Members, 50 K, FL

80 AeDnkc 10 the Three West ElrgInil
SSts.s5,Sas u V II. Members. =, " Il
ssSSs 70 commend the following words from
II the Richmond (Va.) Dispatch, II straight
and strict Democratic paper, to the rcadin,
Of $our three West Virginia members O
AZ Congress, who, in order to curry supposed
flavor with the Greenbackcrs oil tho State
greatly misrepresented tho true interests Of
the people Of West Virginia in their votes
last week on the National bank bill. Saws
the Dispatch: "
if,GSS It cannot DO denied that the presen,
Ss banking system is the best We have ever
4 had Jinj this country. Mr.. Chase buildcd
4 peter than he knew when he cxcogitatetl
:9SHe bud much counsel from wise ac.
Ssvlsers, yet 1t Is doubtful whether he or they
had any Just appreciation OF the incalcuLi.
a pic service their scheme was 10 render
N TO tho coindy. Under its beneti.
scent operation I'VE have a currency
(which mot be improved upon. il
u may be- either expanded or contracted
h TO meet tho demands OF commerce. If is
parlectlt safe. 1t is convertible into co;n
NV hit more could DO asked? Nevertheless
there arc in. one OF both Houses Of Con.
4 gress members who wish to abolish the
n present banking system and substitute a
SnewE one; who are not satisfied with thu
existing currency, and demand Il better;
eand who would have the Government fur.
ssnish!all the currency, Of tho country. Some
,ot these financial cranks arc Democrats. a
sfeWare known only rs Greenbackers.; One
$ot these latt would have tho Government
print greenbacks and put Ethem into
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TIE Washington county, Pa, Rebut


Nv TIE Washington county, Pa, Refub
licans arc endeayoring 10 get rid Of the
conference system in the nomination o.
! candidates for Congress and the State Sen
ate. They want the candidates 10 be desis
mated by the voters direct at tho primaries
Mr.. Shallenberger, candidate for renomi.
nation to Congress, has asscntcd to the
I proposition, but thus fur Mr.. Lawrence has
not. Possibly because the time being sc
short, he does not think it would do him
justice. Both arc very popular men in
Washington county, and either one Of them
will be acceptable to the Republicans. 1t is
proposed to hold the primaries on the 18th
OF June.
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circulation until tho rate 81 interest on
on money shall come down tol3 per
cent per annum. DR.. Johnson thought
the rite Of interest ought 10 be lowest
when money was scarccst. The Congress.
man alluded TO seems to know that the
mtc Of interest Is likely 10 DO highest under
such circumstances; or; perhaps llc knows
that his fiat money would DO so nearly
worthless that It's owners wonld be glad 10
lend It out at any, even the lowest, rate Of
interest. There Is no reason to doubt that
the charters Of the National banks will be
extended, though amendments may be
made In either House 10 the committees
bill having such extension for lis object
The National banking system, as n whole
will be perpelnated, rs It ought to be. tt
tatnper. with 1t Is to expose the business In
tercsts Of tho country 10 peril. No party
dare as party to commit this crime. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-25

4 COMPLAINTS arc beginning to be made
about tho dulncss Of trade in New York.
The New York Tribune says some Of the
largest wholesale houses Of that city are
doing less business than IN any preceding
4May since 1878, but it Is confident that,
with assurances Of good crops, there will
! be favorable reaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-25

TnE Washington, Pa, college commence
ment takes place on tie olts Of June, One
4 Of the interesting features Of commence.
ment week will be the formal Inauguration
/ OF Rev. J. +. MolIat as President Of the col
Ilese.l Like the present Car he has not yet
been formally crowned. Unlike the Car,
however, he will not have to postpone the
ceremony for fear OF II Nihilistic plot, FOL
MIR. NloiIat has made popular ind eilic'
lent President, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-25
! WHEELING. W. va. MAY q. 1884.
WEALTHY colored men Of Nashville
Tenn, arc taking steps to organize com
pany to start a cotton factory.

VI JupoR EvEHNoNr WARp-the "magic
relief patentce--the man who cnjoined
the removal Of the Capital, and otherwise
distinguished himself in n variety Of ways,
died at his home in Cabell county few
days ago.