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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-04-28
Sowing in the Shada

Before he had finished his spicy repri-
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15

e Not long ago a western land agent
had i'll tow Il party Of eastern farmers to
each OF whom he hoped to sell strip Of
ltud III the rich Arkansas Valley. He
had devoted himself To them for Il whole
day. but dined and wined and ",iruv
en-, but his most glowing accounts Of
the fertility of the country could not
bring his stoiid hearers to the point of
enthusiasm. Finally he had his revenge
With Il sardonic smile one of The farmers
asked. well. Mr.. Agent. is there any
thing that won't grow here" Yes,
pumpkins won't. What ~ cXclaim-
ed the cynical land huveis together.
pumpkins won't =" NO said the
agent. there are men In this country
who would give two hundred and fifty
dollars an acre FOR land that would ma
lure a crop of pumpkins. They never
have been able IL get a crop since I've
been here and that ten years We'll
how strange. Why is it 20 said land
bnyrr No. |. well, sir, the soil is 50
rich that the viues grow 50 fast they
wrar the pnnplinS "ut dragging them
over the ground
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1882-04-15

quiet of his audience. Soon the hunter
returned with his trusty rifle. Every eye
watched his movements as he scanned
the bear. Every ear caught the double
brought the gun to his check. \ sharp
repor: broke the Stiffness; there was a
murmur from the throng: a last groan
The multitude slowly dispersed. and the
curtain of night hid the lfeless form of
poor diSsolute Ben.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

next Monday. We congratulate all hands
on the bright outlook.-Steubentills Gazette.
EARLY yesterday morning the meat s,ore
Of Geo. Hess was again broken into and
about $50 secured. Hess place seems to be a
iavorite one with burglars.
The action brought by Father Krensch be.
lore Squire Caldwell against DR.. Alderman
few days ago for threatening bodily injury
has been settled by the complainant paying
the costs
Tue representatives OF the various lodgtsof
Odd Fellows Of this city, are making ar.
engagements 10 attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows ut Charleston
on tho DIST. They will 90 on the Sidney.
Ronsos AND CRANE and their large party
arrived In the city by tho b & D. road this
morning at 1855, direct from New York, md
stopped ut the Mcclure House. This even.
Ing they appear at tho Opera House IN Dion
liOucicaults popular comedy, forbidden
Fruit" This play has never been given
here, but elsewhere Is one OF tho most lopu.
lar comedies IN tue r.n1Htoire. The present
engagement OF these well known comedians
will be their most successful one In Wheel.
ing. The biggest rush for reserved seats tliat
has taken place this season occurred Saturday
morning when they were put on sale AZ VIII
son 4 banners. Almost every seat down
stairs was taken during the day for both
this evening aud TO morrow evening. when
Shakespea,es COMEDY Of Errors" will be
| the play,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
a Picnic nj Sllprrnrtl

The Republicans OF Sherrurd, Marshall
county, held picnic In the woods near thai
place ON Saturday afternoon Inst. quite II
respectable number OF the farmers Of that
region We're in attendance. The day was one
Of the lOvelieSt Of the scason-warm and
bight-aId everybody was in the best OF
spirits ever crop prospects, as also over the
political prospects in This district. About )
o'clock the meeting organized by the srieGr
ton OF Charles Dowler rs Chairman, after
which the assembly was addressed BY A. W.
Campbell, Of this city. The people kept coin.
ing IN almost 10 the close Of the meeting, by
which time there was quite II collection OF
wagons, busgies and carriages in the woods.
Two ban1s Of music enlivened the &C.
cnsion by thcir presenca, viz the sher.
rard Cornet Band and tie liengood
City band, both Of which discoursed
excellent music. A most bountiful picnic
supper was set In the grove at o'clock, and
In addition there were n considerable mum.
Der OF private baske,s. md luncheohs. so that
most enjoyable afternoon. The country
along the ridge. between Olivet Church and
Sherrard, never looked mora Inviting than II
did on Saturday. Some Of the finest views
In all this region OF country are to be seen
along that ridge. The farms are clean
and well.tilled, and all give evidence
Of having rewarded their owners with
bountifnl crops OF hay; wheat and
corn. Tho latter crop is partly in shuck,
and the balance will 10 cut this week. 1t
has turned out fur beyond the promise Of tie
early part Of the se,.son, and Is pronounced
more than an average crop. No frosts us yet
have occurrei to do it the slightest damage,
and during the past week il has ripened and
hardened most satisfactorily. It vii. be say.
ed in Eud shape il the weather continues fa-
vorable.
Land Is held along the ridge at slGO 10 $la5
per acre: bHt il seldom changes hands, rs
those who own It arc well satisfied to hold it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

badges were worn. Tho orator OF tho day
apologized for the size OF the crowd BY say.
linz he knew the meeting was not well adrer.
tised. He could not speak long, but It had
occurred 10 him that he conld not let the
canvass end without saying a few words face
10 face to the good people Of Marshall county.
He then made few remarks consisting OF
excerpts from his speech ut the Capitol In the
evening. i ''I
Another meeting was held at the SAME
place In the evening. and addressed by Mr..
Cracraft. The RetIter Of yesterday asserted
that II wa. n "booin," md that pot less than
Ter does moi riIaJe 10 thr Afternoon gather.
Ing. Tho difference between the meetings
md the hgi''G'', course CONCERNING them Is
certainly significant "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
"SECrIcS =, NO. -"
How Some People Iimy Their Reserved


Buying tickets for the theatre is privilege
Nil may enjoy, and waiting while others pur-
chase Is another privilege accorded to every
one. On Saturday n reporter Of this paper
strolled into Wilson & lIaumcrs welLknown
music store, and taking up position near
the counter where tickets for the Opera
House are always sold, proceeded to watch
ci,izens procuring tickets for the sterling at
fractions OF this week. l. C.. Robson and
Crane and "Sam'l OF Posen." The two CO.
uledians are big favoriies in Wheeling. So,
Of course, there was quite crowd when the
box.sheet was spread out. The crowd was
one composed mainly Of REGULARS" and
with the exception OF one or two mild
cranks procured their tickets quickly und
left, The crowd having thinned down IL
chance was afforded TO study the character Of
those who aredropping in the store all tue
time.
First nj elderly lady engaged the attention
of the ticket seller She looked ut the chart
for every performance, aud counted the seats
that had been taken. 1heE she began look.
ing over the charts again, and rs she passed
each one she would point out various seats,
asking il they were good ones. The same
woman has been at the opera house time and
again, and has sat In every division OF seats
IN the building. Next she wanted to know
what the boxes cost, aud II one could see and
be seen in them. Then mark Representing
post attracted her attention. and She wanted
to know what 1t was there for. Next the
price OF seats WAS asked, and In answer She
said she would return next day and obtain
one. Time, fifteen minutes.
A young lady next appeared. She began
examining critically each chart, and counted
the seats that were not taken. The advice Of
the clerk was asked in regard to the best per.
formance that would be given. She wondered
what seat her eScnrt had selected, and moi
being enlightened, lettsayiug she inst wanted
to see how many seats were sold. Time, ten
minutes.
The third pnr.y was regular theatre
"masher IA two for cent young man. He
asked more questions than the two women
who hAd preceded him, and managed 10 take
up less time By talking faster. lie tried to
get tickets on days tine. but failed, and
finally paid half his weeks salary for two.
Time, five minutes. IT,.
Then came Il person who wanted 10 change
| his tickets. Now, il there nre any people in
| the world the ticket seller delights to wait
upon il is this class. The individual seeking
change desired seats just across the aisle
from those he purchased Why he wanted
those nobody knowa, not even himself. They
were no better, no nearer, 10 faitheE He
merely wanted u change. Time, three min.
utes, and the clerk wept.
| A business man was fifth. He selected the
chart OF the performance on the evening thai
he desired 10 attend, pointed out the seats he
~anted. paid his money, obtained his tickets
and left. Time. thirty SECONDS.
And thus 1t goes during the entire season
An excellent opportunity TO study the eccen
tricities of some people is afforded ut Wilson
| e. Roumer'I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
PERSONAL NOTES,
Brief Bits Of Gossip Abnut vnrions
Ladies' E:.J Gentlemen.

Brief Bits Of Gossip Abnut Various
Ladies' s:.I GentIcmen.
Mrs. Nora Mcconnell, OF Indianapolis, is
visiting her father, Mr.. G. II. bartholomew,
OF Bridgeport.
Prof. and Mrs. Il. A. Whitehill will shortly
leave Mt. Belleview and take rooms ut Mrs.
Metcalfs, on Sixteenth street.
Mr. Walter Rinchart, who has been on an
extensive business trip through the North.
west, arrived home Saturday night,
We had pleasant call last evening from
Mr.. Frank Barnes, OF Bellaire, now in tho
Government employ ut Washington.
Miss Bessie Hamilton. one OF Little Wash.
ington's charming daughters, now attending
school, at Mt. dc Chantal, was in the city
Saturday.
Mrs J. Woods and daughter Miss Kate, OF
ut. Washington, near Baltimore, arc the
guests Of the family Of 4, A. McCabe, Esq,
at LeatherwOOd,
Mr.. W. A. Sackptt and wife. OF Saratoga
Springs. New York, who are making tour
OF the United States, were ut the Mcclure
House over Sunday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Ut General Nnfure-r0ints About the
River and B0nfs,

ora General Nnture-roints About the
River and Bonts,
The Lizzie Townsend, the new Tuscaraw,l.
Valley transfer boat will be oil duty to-day.
Saturday was big day on the leyee, oil
immense amount Of business being trans
uclell.
The Sidney was offereda largelo Of nails
Saturday, but could not take them Oh nc
count o! The low water.
The Courier did not ret away for Parkers.
burg unit! O'clock Saturday evening. She
was detained by fogon the up trip.
The Sidney did not arrive until II O'Clock
Saturday morning, having been detained by
los. She left for Cincinnati ut Il late EouI
that night.
The C, W. Bachelor did not arrive mill
about midnight Saturday, and departed for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning about
o'clock.
The following towboats passed Saturday
Elaine, up, with oil barge, and Graham, with
tow OF empties, and the Townsend, down
with einpties.
The river at this point Is still slowly re.
ceiling, the marks last evening indicating q
depth OF 4 feet inches. As long us there j.
enough water to float boats, business will bt
brisk. The packets ut present have all they
can do. =
Mr.. Lee Petit, formerly OF the St. Law.
renee and Sidney, is here visiting old friend.
and taking In the Exposition. Mr.. Petit
IS now running prosperous restaurant in
Wheeling. He's one Of the old timers on
our levce.-Cincinnat Commercial.
The Andes, Capt. Mnhleman's handsome
low.water stern wheel passenger steamer, Is
due today from down the river, and will
leave Tomorrow afternoon for Cincinnati,
The Andes is regular clipper complete
in all her departments and ably Differed.
Capt. T. @. sweOney's new cotton packet
for the Ouwachita River trade, leaves today
Tor New Orleans. She Is substantially built,
$50 feet long, 90 feet beam aad 3H feet depth
Of hold engines 10 inches diameter, 4 lei
stroke; two doubleilued steel boilers and
complete iirst.class outfit. Her officers are:
7. c. Sweeney, master; C. II. Sweeney, clerk:
Benz. !0glc, pilot; Lee Custer, engineer, and
John Heatherington, mate I'sS
ClSclNSA1!, October S.-Rlver ii feet n
inchcs and falling Weather Clear and warm.
EEss::%arflLg, Ind, October s.-Riyer 0 feet
and ! inches scant, and rising. Weather
cloudy and warm with heavy rnin Tonight,
anu heavy south and southeast wind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Fall Trade for lSS2-Stone K Thomas.
New Goods-Geo. X. Taylor.
Advance Ia Oil Barrels.
Wunted-Second.hand Letter Press.
For Sale-For Rent-Alex. Bone.
For Rent-R. Cranglc.
Opera lIouse-liumpty Dumpty.
American Insurance Company.
. A Brave and Faithful Guardian, &c.
Third Page.
New G0ods-Geo L. Stifel-Fourth Page.
Silks, Nelyets, &e.-A. Siedenbach & Bro
Head Of Local.
Elaborate Display OF Silk Circulars, &C.
Blum Il Marks--nead OF Local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 0, l a. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, local rains, southerly to westerly
winds, stationary or slight fall in tempera.
tlrc In the eastern portion, falling 10 the
western portion, slight rest In barometer.
For tho Lake Region, partly cloudy wealth.
or. light rains, southerly to west winds, sta.
lionary or slight fall in temperature in the
western portion. with rising barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
"BlACK-DRAUGnT" ma:rs chills
and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan 4 Co. .,...

,..f sI" Dancing.
Prof. Mullen will open class for Ladies',
Misses and Masters, on Tuesday afternoon
October 10 1852, at Germania Hall, corner
Fourteenth and Market streets from 5 to
O'Clock, and will continue every Tuesday and
Thursday Of eacli week. The Professor says
bis time is so constantly occupied that i,e
finds 1t impossible to 20 round, soliciting per.
sonully and respectfully asks his patrons 10
call on him, = :"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Frou eminent W. l.. Almon, President
Medical College, Halifax. \. S.: "Colden's
L'uuid Beel Tonic Ia invaluable for fever, in.
digestion and weakness, and Is unsurpassed
for, female complaints" (rasc no other). on
druggists. ASf1"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Present stock Of pianos, s,einway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet& Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., Mt the very loves. prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early anl
secure great bargains. >
LUcAs' Music STORE,
'.t ll42 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Saturday in the Supreme Court Of Appeals,
in the case OF the State CT West Virginia. We.
Layton, from Summer,..county, under ecavic.
ton for bigamy, n petition for wit Of error
Hss refused. Adjourned until next Salur.
day morning at ~ o'clock
In Judge Jacobs part Of this court the fol-.
lowing convicted prisoners were sentenced
Sarah Kirk, for receiving stolen goods, to
two years in the peni.entiary.
William Itceper, for stealing iron from the
Top mil, six months In the County Jail. ~
Eugene Cady was brought ont for sentence,
but upon motion OF bis counsel his sentence
was delayed until next term.
The recognizance OF Moses Devorc was dc.
clared forfeited.
Henry Lille, OF Germany. was admitted TO
citizenship, and Henry bingham, OF Ger.
many, declared his intention Of becoming
In Judge Boyd, part, only chanc.ry bust.
ness occupied The attention OF the court.
John Grenier, or Lorraine, was admitted 10
'ILApirsj beautiy your complexion with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Mis- SAVAGE having returned from the
East, would solicit n continuance of the
patronage oil her friends In the city and eoun.
try, at her house, llG9 Min uuil Eleventh;
streets, Wheeling, West Va. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
TOR SALE.
PONDS FOR SALE.

! hare 2 few q the IS Cpc, rcn,,yc,u,
Mcs, Virginia Exposition aRd Slaic III, i. ,!, q
, ,St iSiS I iIte' "ya1Ie.cI annually ns S .,
ground anil hui ding, Of Xii I t.,tL,S' "a Tue
property cost, With the Improvements. f tS,. DE
wv. nnd the buildings are insIui /, - ~:
sH'W, the policies assigned To lhr bo, ,Ts Ntl q
bonds az their iNtcHsI imy Aip,Ir s,It ,.n HsGd
pe sod NJ par. Total am0llntksuul SynG W., ai
oc7 NV HOOK. 1fn,gNiS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Lives OF great men always reminds us that
We are MI subject to die" says an exchange,
but never cough yourself away rs long as you
can raise % cents for bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
"I.ntttcA EOs,lc,o

The Great Female Remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute Of Buffalo.
\. y, and is their favorlte prescription fol
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common TO the sec. Il Is
sold by druggists at 60 per hottie. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names Of those who havcbeen cured, .
At wholesale and retail by logan & Co.,
Whe ing, W, Va, pSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
Good ut IleuWOO,l.

Mr.. Good was extensively billed 10 speak
at benwood Saturday afternoon. A reporter
was dispatched from this Office to witness the
ovation to Ohio conntys iavorite son in the
confines OF the adj dining county. twas not
much OF IN. ovation. lIealy's Cornet band
marched about town Tor IN hour or so before
the meeting, followed BY crowd OF children.
Finally some score or so OF men had collected
at the platform, aud MIR. Good assembled The
stairs In company with DR.. Dolbear. The
two were followed by several more men, and
when, after piece OF music by the band,
the Doctor introduced ''our next Congress.
man." the audience, by actual count
summed up rs follows; =
notc's us
ipIs q NJ II
Members Of band
Of the voters, u number were known TO the
reporter to be Republicans, and several Col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

This left Messrs. Burke and Bowie tie for
first place. AL Bowie won third place, and
Stamm and Dunlap tied for the fourth place.
In running Off Bowie got two rings eacl, time;
Burke took two the iirst time and three the
second, winning the Hrs: place and leaving
Bo~ie the second. For fourth place, after
each Lad gotten ring on the first tilt, Dun
lap got one on the second and Stamm took
two and the prize.
The successful knights being announced
they chose their ladies US follows: Mr. Tom
Burke chose Miss Minnie Leighton. queen,
Mr.. Ed. Bowie chose Miss Helen Devrits irsi
maid OF honor; Mr.. A. +. Bowie chose Miss
Jennie Woods second maid; Mr.. Geo. Stsmm
chose Miss Emma Stamm third maid.
Senator Joe Woods then made the coro-
nation address. lie compimenled the
knights on their nerve and skill referred TO
the renowned deeds Of lnisht.errantry, and
then addressing the chosen ladies' in very
complimentary manner closed very clever
and happily.worded speech. and handed the
ladies their handsome floral crowns.
Thus closed our second tournament and
an afternoon OF harmless enjoyment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

WANTED- BOARDERS- -, Nv
~ respectable gentlemen W. - \ FEN
mnrilnE In Il private family, 'an oCllla mi
sael. Inquired NJ S0. 30 Eirh,",,,,na hItly a.