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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
PARTITION SALE OF
Valuable Coal Yard and Wharf Property
CINCINNATI, o.
PARTITION SALE OF
CINCINNATI O,
On Saturday, the 18Th Dayof May 1882, at O'Clock P. NJ,

The Sheriff Hamilton will oeud
BUCHANAN
about ~
tends back aboutl feet, -
This the Wharf Cincinnati and there
the Manufacturing District track
all The Railroads
premises for Coal Yard Elevator purposes ~
The Partition Proceedings NJ
M cohoon al Perrin al and tho premises will be sold Appraised
TERMS
cent, secured by premises. r.
Official Advertisement climatic,
For further information call address,
sAML BAILEY, in,
Sheriff OF
CHAMPION WILLIAMS
JAS H. CiALLEN,
D. THEW
Plaintiffs
arr...rTh4s CINCINNATI o.
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Di, frazjeI'S Root BitteTS

StAietI RAJ! Bites are uoI u dram shop W.Asy
Ss:c:4:s kG IN. strictly medicinal In every sens.
isr bowels o,-n and ,cSUler. make the weak strong
tsN Ii" lGgGS bull! up the nerves and cleanse the
VI i 1Hl Hsi.a OF ever in,pus.ty.
fmlEEiay7> Push o! Blood to the Head. tending
% iI"plrIy, nv,ptI..ia, Fever and Asuc, D!oYsy,
hGp,., SID pl6;cEcs. ScroiulOus humos aid
''7s Tcttet Ling Worm. White swelling, ErysIpee
= SnH W. MD Tor Young men suffering from
N=tHN> " ipAl!ty caused Iron. lmpru1encc, and
0hF1A,> in delicate health Fraz!cr's Root Bit'ess
~ e;.'tA,!g recommended.
D.; Ent:ltr; have used two bottles OF your Root
to' !,Irysia, Dizziness. Weakness and Kid.
- lt-A.e, and they did uie more good than the
:'u1 Al! Gl,hc medicine ! ever used. From the
t9t6.-e Took stysm 10 mend, and am now In
ir'et health; nrt it"l as well Ms ever DID. con-
EtToGt ilrticihc ore q lie creates. CT b.nssinss
MS. VI. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio.
v LSGn / TO- bridge Corner. Wheeling,
HlIy l:gcc!IS everywhere NJ 81 pc: bottle.
lESHT 4 CO., Sole psop'H..
Hs.INR 81 N.-nS Str.Nt Now York CITY.
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RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.

Re,olrtd, That In the opinion OF the d.
rec,ors OF this company that all that Is
now necessary to insure the speedy build.
inc oi the road is to complete the right Ct
why without necessary delay.
Resoirsd, Therefore that an appeal be
made to the counties, cities, towns and dis:
tr:c.s through which the road passes to
raise at once by subscription to the capital
stock OF the company, the small amount
necessary to complete the rights Of way.
+ Ie1solrsd, That the SAME Committee or
rights Of way be continued and directed tc
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Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilitated state OF the system, all these
dangerous symptoms arc cured by "Da.
SwAYSE's CoMrouHp SYRUP or WILD CHERRY"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst cold
and sore lungs yield TO It's healing properties,
An occasional dose OF "SwAYSE's prLLs''
should be taken to keep the bowels free. They
are excellent for torpid liverand bilious com.
plants.
a Frankfort tKy.) physician writes: Some
months ago the daughter OF one of our promi.
neat citizens was pronounced hopelessly cos,.
sumptivc. She was very much reduced In
flesh, terrible cough, her life gradually vast
ing away. recommended her to use "DR.
SwAYSE = COMPOUND STEur or Wild CHERRY"
which she did. In short time shs was free
from all cough and other symptoms, and is
now rosy and healthy.
Price, 25 cents and 81 n bottle, or six bottles
for IS. The large size Is the most economical.
Prepared only BY DR., Swayae & Son, phila-
delphia. Sold by druggists. Trustw
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs.. Freeman, Ner
National Dyes, For brightness and durability
OF color, are unequalea, Color from 9 to
pounds. Directions In English and Geruau.
Price, IL cents,
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Orpba N. Hodge, battle Creek, Mich,
writes: ~ upset u tea.kett!e OF boiling hot
water on my hand. lat onceapplied Thomas
Ectectric Oil, and the effect was to immedi.
ate!y allay the pain. was cured in three
DAYS"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

Over.catlng Is In one sense as productive OF
evil rs intempcrance in drinking. Avoid
both, and keep the body purified with Bur.
dock B'dod Bttcrs, and you will DO rewarded
with robust health and an iuvigora.ed sys.
ten, Price 81 co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04

OSCAR WILDE never heard of DR.. Virgins
Lungwort Compound till he came to America.
It cures all coughsand colds. Try il! Sold
by Logan 4 Co., and all druggists.
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Gtne G,,telliqe,lfer:
THE RIVER KAII.uOAD.

Farther Particulars fr1ut the Meeting
or the EOIfd Oh Juestlhy-1 he Ileports
| OfPresi1ent Camden md Wee lre,I.
dent ompson-I Resolutions Adsptcu,
We arc indebted to ". +. Peterson,
Ego one Of the directors Of the W. P. & c.
Railroad Company, Tor the following docu.
ments, which were read before tho direct.
ors at their meeting on Tuesday, the sub.
stance OF which was given in our special
dispatch from parkersburg yesterday. The
full details will be found important and
interesting:
PRESIDENT cAMpgNs REPORT. 81
To Tie President and Directors Of The r., p,
d. C. H. x. Company:
GESrLEaES-When this company was
Organized, one year ago, and the rrelim.
mary surveys commenced with the view Of
determining the location OF the line and
furnishing tho right OF way for the road,
no idea existed that SO much time would
be necessary TO accomplish these objects.
At that time the conditions were very favor.
able for obtaining money for good railroad
enterprise, and Encouragement was effected
IN New York BY which the money 10 build
This road was agreed TO be guaranteed from
the sale OF its securities upon the market;
provided the company completed its SUR.
vcys and obtained the right Of way Us pro.
posed in time 10 put the road under con.
tract while the financial conditions re-
tnained favorable for railroad building. I'm.
fortunately the work TO be performed by
the company could not be ACCOMPLISHED In
time to meet these conditions, and that ar.
rangemcntunder the changed conditions OF
the market for such securities could no long.
or be relied upon. Another understanding
has since been effected, bv which
the money will be furnished by indiyid.
uais TO build the road, taking in pay.
ment its securities (Which arrangement
is not dependent upon the sale OF
the bonds. But such arrangements, until
fully consumatcd, are based upon present
conditions, and are subject to changes
which ma" occur. 1t is understood that
the right Of way is to be completed and the
road ready 10 be placed under con.
tract between Wheeling and p.,rkersburg
without delay. Should this not be done
promptly, it will undaestionably eudanser
this last arrangement also.
| therefore respecltullyurge the company
to take prompt measures to complete the
right OF way between Wheeling und Par
kershurg, in order that the road may be
assured by having it placed under contract,
and us soon as that is accomplished to pro.
coed with the surveys and rights OF way
between Parkers5urg and poin, Pleasant.
j. n. CAMDEN.
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BRowS's Iron B1rrERs
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs "bracing up" than
any medicine made.
A GENTS WANTED,

The Srsndest scheme OF a lifetime; profits large,
than ever before made by agents al any busiuesI;
marie and single. all make money taste. than
ever before. Business Strictly honorAbc-no com.
petillou-no capital required. selze this golden
chance without delay. Address GEORGE DELAEA,
ISL Broadway, New York, apra.p4w
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ONE HUNDRED DoLIAEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment 10
\ sura cure fnr Piles n1w
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WEBB'S ECLECTRIC MEDICINE

,E;S.tilGa and eEtctuAl remedy for all Nervous
.',a,s, IN every stage OF l!fc-young or old. male
4 EuAI., sui; Us lmnotency. Prostitution, Loss OF
Sgeftia. In, Of ilalliy. Defective Memory, I'm.
iLIr7i Bta!r Power. and diseases iron, which an
gGGG.GH, este OF lie springs. all Of which cannot
i0y "a 1plsEa!ne The whole system. Every orSAn
: Ts.Ssaci. eys:y power pro,t7,ied. and mAay
hrG, I9l,.a>e SIc generated which, not hetkcd
ai'. l04 x.y 10 Al rsrly death It Iejuy!na,cs age
IN! rLR1!nra'cs youth Each package contains
NGNl!ra; "; lsu wrSks' treatment. Write for parl.
prt, xhI,a SNtr sen; free. with full particulars
;',h ~ ~ pfI:si';s at 81 cents package, or
twelve ps, Ss:rS !Oi$SN VIII be sent it0a BY mall
Oh t'rtG: d! Money b. addressing
WEES ELECTRIC MEDICINE CO.,
4 cGp guiNs.e,.. Blu dAlo, Ny.
L9i'| / 90. Wholesale ind Retail Agents,
ThAsiNs ntw-jagf
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Fon oil urinary and female complaints
take Manatin. ...
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EAai41kksss..xzrsssIsss,sSi
LArGIllIS Eros. < Co.. Agents. Wheeling.
CONSUMPTION.

Owing to popular idea that remedy said to
c',re variety OF mahlh!es should be treated with
CAUTION, II not suspicion. the Inventor hesitItcd
the gratifying assurance tsa great number Of the
rare vitAitzing and hcatth.renewiug properties OF
his preparation OF Hypophosphi,cI under variety
Of circumstances, he Is equally satisfied that these
culiar to his preparation. and that SUMPTION
Is rol only CGRArlE, but up 10 certain Stage, Is
s easily controlled Us most other organic diseases
o
While Il Is the aim OF the Inventor 10 convey IN
formation to such as require his fiyfopho>phitcs I!
his firm leliet that Its Use will be valuable 10 all
whe te>i'e long life o. who are struggling for
health
With faith basel upon the experience OF twelve
ycnts. he would not despair Of restoring patient
suffering frin the a58ved di.eese. even tho rh r..
duce,! 10 a very low state and not complicated By
sctual organic loss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-05-04
RIGHTS OF WAY YET TO Dr. OBTAINED.

WetZel. - tigh =. 8 miles S.3il feet. =
Tyles, II rights, miles ~ ieei.
Peasants. = rights, miles.
Nooa, ~ tights, II miles.
Leaving to be obtained l3; rights OF way,
covering distance OF about thirty.seven
miles. This does not embrace the line be-
tween Moundsville and Wheeling, viii Oh
The committee has no, had sufficient time
since the survey to complete their work
and report upon. The rights OF way oh
tanned are more valuable in proportion
than those TO be obtained, ior the reason that
ihcyare mostly through fine bottom farms.
The committee are OF the opinion that
ncarly all the remaining rights al way will
have to be obtained by condemnation,
although some few may yet be had by ne
co,ia,ion on satisfactory terms. The right
Of way vet to be obtained, i: is estimated
from the best approximations the commit.
tee can make, will cost, including the Inc
between Wheeling and Aioundsyilie, in the
aggregate $4,000, which will have to be
provided for By the people on the line.
The committee feel that they have faith,
Tally done ail that car be done towards OBJ.
tainin. rights OF way, and the company will
have 10 provide 10, the balance.
GEO. W. THOMSON, ~.
Vice President,
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RIGHTS or wAY onrAINEp WITH DISTANCE.

MFr.hall. 10 rights. 6 miles. 1 303 feet.
WetZel. a rights. s miles, 1866 feet
Tyler 81 tixnts. 10 miles. 22,339J feet.
pleahxals. 81 rights. u miles.
Wood 100 rights miles
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2Ilt-l.lEA:lIAl-ttS.Z.J
SAM ARITAN
N E r " N E.!

Is untsiifng and infaliiblc in curing Alcohol.
ism and Opium Eating. To come before the
public with an absolute cure or a specific to
remove the desire for alcoholic stimu!an,s or
the haNis OF opium eating, seems to many,
We have no doubt, an abSurdity. such is tue
case nevertheless, and before offering our
medicine to the public We thoroughly con-
WINGED ourselves by actual experience that it
would do all We claim for it.
FOR SALE III ALL DRUGGISTS.
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E2RasZiil.sS.ZSA
SAMARITAN
N E r v TN E!.

/, the only honestly guaranteed remedy
placed before the public. We guarantee
every bottle to give satisfaction or return the
money. Leading physicians testify to its be.
Ing harmless and good, eminent tivines de-
clare tsexcei'ent and unequa'ed and people
everywhere hcnr cheerful and voluntary les.
timony to its great virtue.
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SAFE, Certain, Sure and Speedy. Ills inyal-
liable to ladies who are experiencing the
change incident to advanced years, by assist.
Ing nature at its infor,an. period, retaining
the risor and tranquility OF early life and
carrying them with ease and safety through.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01
A. ]. ROSENFIELD'S


Price List, Dec. 10, 1881
imperial Dehesa Rasins the fin.
London Iaye,s 6t ,,tt.,;....". g 50, x box
do AS, az Vne oesV'.....". "a, do
Uolivdov M,roo Minoince'''''..... 30 do
ThnTbers p rnsor me"t ....;..;... 121-2 III.
do Windham Corn. ...... . "a peid n ~
do June Peas. ...,,., 70 doz
Dried Pitted cherries ...,,. ~, az u9
Clown Patent Flour for cakes)' ~ Pc sad ~
- None but the purest of spices, An, ,mo ,eth
IA ana Coiite specially, Both guaranteed TO
funded. '"'! VIII NC re-
| have thee wagons now mud ca,l do,;,or
goods at moment ho Ice N''' N''''e'
Yours Respectfully.
A. u ROSENrIELD.
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IL you want to buy family carriage
and for Orr's catalogue and price list.
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=, All of Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels Is inch axles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

=, All kinds of game always on hand at
Craddock's Restaurant:
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Craddock don't allow any beef.neck steaks
in his house. He uses porter-house and
tcnder-loins only.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

Cloaks and dolmans at and below cost, at
Daumahs. ALEX. ORTLIEB,
Assignee
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Rosenthal & Co.'s. 'A'
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$500 Reward

$500 Reward
Will be paid to any man that can
show up suit for less money than A. & Il,
Mittenthal can sell.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

The Office is one of the most popular
places in North Texas. Nothing but the
finest Liquors, Wines and Cigars kent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-01

The Only First-Class Restaurant
IN Dallas is the Delmonico. Oysters from
the Atlantic and the gulf, and from noun.
tain and sea, of the most exquisite flavor
always served up to those of fastidious taste
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The rush for Bauman's store will not last
long, so be in time to procure bargains.
ALEX. 0RTLIEB,
Assignee.
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Kentucky Liquor House

Where you will find Joe, who carries
large stock Of fine Kentucky Whistles
Wines, Brandies, etc, fragrant cigars, ant
IN addition a superb lunch-stand, supplied
with the best of edibles.
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At Cost.
Owing to business arrangements, have
concluded to close out my entire stock of
watches, clocks, jewelry, ETC., at cost, and
from now until January LIST, 1882, my en-
tire line Of jewelry ETC., will be sold at cost.
Ihis Is no clap-trap Offer, to work off un-
saleable goods, but means exactly what it
says. Persons wishing bargains can not do
better than give me call. Don't forget the
cost. f. NJ. CLOVER,
AT Patterson's drug store
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We hereby beg leave to inform our Gus
toners, and the public in general, that We
have been appointed agents for
JULES MUMM & CO.'S
REIMS CHAMPGNES.
Messrs. Jules Mumm ~ Co. are now ship.
ping the rs vintage, which is considered by
connolsseurs the finest Champagne evel
imported into this market.
nr +. NJ. TILLMAN & CO.,
Dallas, December l, 1881.
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Use Royal Patent Flour if you want good
bread and fancy cakes.
For mince-meat meat go to A. Bond &
Co,
All kinds of game always on hand Mt
Craddock's Restaurant:
II you want to buy family carriage
and for orr's catalogue and price list.
All of Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels Is inch axles.
ID
Go to Mayors 93l Elm street, the finest,
saloon this side Of Chicago.
-
The only place where the genuine Meal
ester Indian Territory coal can be had Ia
at coal yard, corner Jackson and Lamar
streets.
Craddock don't allow any beefneck steaks
IN his house. He uses porter-house and
tcnder-loins only.
The latest novelties in plain goods, at NJ.
Rosenthal & Co.'s.
Cloaks and dolmans at and below cost, at
Daumahs' ALEX. ORrLIEB,
Assignee.
Craddock's Restaurant is the place TO get
what you want,
Don't Fail
TO attend the closing out sale at Bau.
mans. ALEX. OpTrIrp
Assignee.
Fine Christmas cards, New Years cards
and diaries for 1882 at Shone's.
Grand concert every night at s. Mayors
Office. ~ nv
Astonishing Fact.
For bargains in ladies' and children = hats
hats 80 to Baumans. "''
ALEX, 0RTLIEB, Assignee.
p,
Just go to Craddock's for one meal and
you VIII wonder why you hadn't been
Live merchants sell the HUI nstable boot
-<os--
Call for Hunstable boot.
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JUST ONT

Patented Sept. 6, 1881. This lamp meets tho
wants of all who wish frst-class li.bt t fnr
churches, stores, halls, Offices hotels, worEsbop o
Sme You should see the lamp be-
! small, No, 2, large. A large discount 10 ~:
trade Agents wanted IN every connty in IN t tl,e
United States. For information apply 10 ~ 'io
j. II. LUDWICK.
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For mince-meat meat go to A. Bond &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Meiis ibrsr Ystebruns uno Yerufuns gum
Orben, ME He eei9iIb.rt uurbe, b. 3. bic
gri9einuns bss gets bono III in ben Or.
o%ensannalen aufse3ei8net; ibr 2eben obsr,
aus benz nod man9es su beri&ten udre,
pas bentwirois if, fam pisusi9t tur3
elm onbermal bebanbelt uerben. Sopi.l
1T R9sr. bab mir bier wieoer Dor eineu,
iensr @unber Der @nabe itsben, tpel9e
9ar ni4t 10 ielten unb unm6sli& ino,
pie bic @elt meint, bic bas l~ebsnoise
Bano 3pii4en i9 unb benz lieben @ctt
abssi4nitten bat. Ssius gbritus aber
bat tpieosrum ss3.ist, oaB feline armutb
uno S4ma4 uno feline tisffs grnieori.
9ung in S&mer3 unb BIut bas ebIe uno
refine Weni&snber3 taui.nbmal ftdrter on
R4 3isbt als Is Der Surf 6isier Welt nit
al isiner 9ra4t uno gitelfsit psrmag.
rSsnn fir Soft 1T unisr SsrB geIdafsn
nno ts finost feline &ube, bis es rubt in
S5m.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-04-18

Der sroBe 9,pubIitaner bate in Sours
elm i9uar3es Cabinet, Dem Elm rPrevot
OWL" portland. Serlelbe mar ermd9s
tist, .auf Der Dot bic ausliefsruns auer
Briefe su rtquiriren", beren aorefe er an'
sab. Ddbreno Der Serri9aft Der Cons
n,une bsifanb tsin eigentli9es i9par3ss
cabinet ; unter ibr ssi9ub Dos 2sisn Der
8risfe ni&t bsimli9, ionbsrn u nit
ginpiqisuns unb in @essnpart bes abs
isnbers. Die ismeilise 8ureaus Der
asentur ftaneen suei ma9tbabenbe fooe'
rale @arSiten (oer gommuns) Dor. ,Was
pini9t Sbr, 8irssr?" so min sinsn
Brief Der 9ropins aufseben." ISL gusr
Brief psri9Iofsn ?" D5rsibsit |" ..Man
niwnt nur oifsne 8rieie an" ,Wteinet'
tpse.n. go min i'd i'm 6fnen. Sa lee
fen sic ibn." Ra9osm oas Sissel srs
bro4en nor, sins NOR nod benz Sitter
zines Bureaus, nm ba ben Brisf ab3ugs-
BEN. ..ginen aussnbIid, Yireer," riei
Der S6oerirte. Wan nimmt bic 8risfs
nidt an, obns bob bieislben sslsisn inb.
Bir Fno su bisism 3usde bisrbsr bsor,
bert. 8iaist Sdr In oieis JormaIitdt ?"
Ser 66berirte Los ben Brisf - man6mal
tbat er bas gum grs6b,n Der @aIeris mil
lauter Stimnie - uno alsbann ibsea6 sr
benielben BEN ansetelten Der asentur.
inbtna er autoritdtspol su ibm iaete
.S5r t6nnt ben 8risf uno bas @slo in
gmpfans nsbmsp." Man eriebt aus
oieisn Witibeilunsen, baB in 5ranfreit
Wonardie unb &spubIif Ii9 in Sa9e bes
8riefgebsimniIes ni9t unteri9eiben.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-16
MORE MINES.
Those Around Titssytlle ConlnG to
] - the Front.

Mr. Titus. of Titusviiie, was in Caiion
City last Friday, and left some very rich
ore from his mine, which Mayor Cooper has
sent to the exposition Several large chunks
were also left at the REcoED Office, which
the curious can see by calling. We glean
Mr.. from Titus, and from other reliable
sources, information concerning the Titus
vile mines which will be of interest to the
many CaiIonites who have recently taken
to prospecting in this vicinity.
The minerals found in the above camp
are gold, silver, copper, iron, nickel, cobalt,
antimony, graphite, plumbago, uranium,
etc. The somewhat famous Gem mine Is in
this district, five miles from Titusville, or.
from which has been sent to Wales fol
treatment, and . company from that coun.
try is now coming out t0eNamine the mine
and If it is as valuable as the ore would in
dicate, machinery will be imported for it,
extraction ard reduction. - %. - -
Professor Kerr, of Colorado Springs. has
patented two claims there, and is waiting
for surrounding Developments
J. G. Titus was the discovercr of min
cril in this place, and has great faith in the
wealth of the district. Capital seems to be
the one thing ncedful, ~ it is believed that
depth must be attained before the ore in
paving quantities can be reached.
Since the recent strikes near Caiion City
hope in the above camp has been renewed
md the Titusvillians say they will com
mence on their side of the mountain. il
Cafion docs on this, and very soon it viii
bc determined what is now sccretcd in ths
bowels of the earth.
The Fremont County record., 1882-09-16

In al political contests the majority rules.
MinoEties do wc!l when they take their
defeat good naturally, and resolve to do
better next time, hut when they ascribe
unworthy motives to ethcr-, without rcason,
and resort 10 personal attacks Us vent to
their disappointment, they only hurt them
selves. 1t is possible that majoritie~ may
be governed by as pnrc motives as minori-
tics II two parties start in at the same
kind Of a game it is MT manly for the par
~ ksaten 10 whine. The highly ssnsation-
al and fal>e dispatch sent to the Denver
News, about the proceedings Of cur county
convention Last Saturday, was but the
whine Of one Of the parties who got left.
~ to the personal attack in said dispatch
upon Mc-srs- Dawson and Duel,cT, VIC have
nothing TO say, leaving them TO fSht their
own hattlps. but as to that portion wi,ici,
1IEselA nysa,, :hs rspnblicans Of this coun-
ty, VIC would say that Il Z not true. Fm-
mont county will give good majority for
the whole republican ticket This fall.