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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-29

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.

| News and GOSSIP In Reference 10 SAFious
People.
Bishop Kahn is recuperating at Berkeley
Springs.
Hon. W. Il. TAR, Of Brooke county, was
in the city yesterday.
NJ. NJ. Jacques, OF the New York Ctoekay
and Glassware Journal, Is in the city.
Postmaster Chambers, of Mt. Pleasant, o.,
was ut the Mcclure House yesterday.
Hon. ]. H. Good was somewhat better yes
terday. His condition, though grave, is not
hopeless.
Mrs. William A. James and daughter, Miss
Linnie Belle, left on Monday TO visit friends
q! Winchester, Va.
Mr.. James Y. Patterson, Of this city, clerk
at the Benwood furnace, left yesterday
morning for an extended pleasure "Trip east
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Tate, of Wiley
Chapel NJ. E. Church, Springfield, Ohio, are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. h. NJ. Rolls, on
Eotl street.
J.R. Naylor and wife went to Wheeling t5-
day to attend picnic at Hornbrook's Park,
given in honor OF one OF their grandchildren.
-BeltGre Tribune.
Misses Jessie Bates, Louise Butler and
sydgey Hsiskell have returned home from
Richmond, where they have been spending
the past two months very pleasantly.
Miss Laura Lukens, OF Wheeling Island, 10
the guest OF Miss Mary Reynolds. Mrs. G.
NJ. Rhodes, OF Bridgeport, rs visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Sharpe. -SteuGenvillc Herald.
Rev. Father Ryan, known throughout the
country as the poet Priest,n will shortly
deliver lecture at the Cathedral for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid society. The rev.
ereud gentleman will be guest Of Bishop
Kahn about the middle OF next month.
Captain Steve Hayden, for q long time
fAVoiite coRductoron the B. 2, &C. road, has
resigned and accepted conductorship on the
Cincinnati Southern. During the five years
he was on the b., T. & O., by his pleasant
manners he made host OF friends who will
wish him well.
Col. Alex. Campbell, who was suddenly
called from his Louisiana plantation by the
serious illness OF his mother, Mrs. Bishop
Campbell, was In the city yesterday. He has
visited the Louisville Exposition aud speaks
in the highest forms Of It. He says 1t equals
II not excels the Centennial.
Late San Francisco papers have been re.
ceived from Prof. John N. Birch. Mr., s, i,
Hildreth and Mr.. D. B. Mcllwaine, contain,
Ing full accounts Of the magnificent hap
clAve Of Knights Templar recently held in
that city. The Wheeling exoursiouists will
commence returning home the first part OF
next week.
Miss Ida Henry, OF Martinsblrg, the charm
ing young lady whose romantic story has
created considerable comment, was In the
city yesterday. Miss Henry was the child
who was picked up on a battle field by Gen.
Ewell, and reared by him, and who since his
death has supported his two sisters by giving
lessons In music. The story was originally
printed erroneously, Gen. Early instead OF
Gen. Ewell being connected with 1t.
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New Minister-Ferry Boat ArrlyeE-Ac-
lcIdent, heath, etc.
The gas well is at stand still at depth OF
OF 225 feet
Judge Oakley, of woOd.ileld, was in the
city yesterday.
Ben. whorry, foreman OF one Of the B. &
o. shops, is on the sick list with fever.
The first blow was struck by the fst pile
driver on the Ohio Valley RAILROAD yesterday
1t o'clock.
Mrs. Adam Wagner, who had been sick
but short time, died yesterday noon ut her
nome In Horns addition.
Miss Annie No1croSs, who has been visit
ing relatives here for some weeks, left yester'
day for home in Pittsburgh.
Rev. W. Walker. late Of the Episcopal
church at Mt. Jackson, Va, has been secured
rs pastor OF the Episcopal congregation here,
and will preach mis- first sermon Sunday
next
A young German immigrant, who has been
in this country only few weeks, in getting
of OF the Bachelor ut Benwood Monday
night, fell into hole In the bank and famed
himself. He was put on the Pittsburgh train
here yesterday.
Frank 8. Owens Is the name Of the new
ferry boat to run between BellAire and Ben
wood in the place Of the old Hiram B. i
came yesterday afternoon. 1t Is side
wheeler. 1t will not be ready tomake regular
trips for few days.
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Fortunate Chance OF Lieut.. Chance
U.H.A.

Lieut. Josiah Chance, OF the 18th Regiment
Infantry, U. 8. Army, at the close OF the late
war, having served entirely through It, was
commissioned in the regular service. Eleven
years ago he was stationed at Bismarck, and
here he has been ever since. Under his super.
intendence Camp Hancock was built and
the present Fort IIiacoln. He shook hands
with the gallant Custer when he left to march
to death, and one OF the first tears to fall over
his sad fate fell from Lieut. Chance. Al
present he Is at Lincoln, and no officer at the
fort Is held In better esteem than he. He
drew $4,000 In the July drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, at a cost OF 50.
Every Blsmarcker knows him, and the
Tribune heard but one expression; Good
Il couldn't have fallen TO better man." He
gays he will invest 1t In Dakota dirt, aud will
remain in the service. Through the Bis.
marck National Bank be drew on New
Orleans for his 10000. Lieut. Chance held
OF ticket No. 37S4s. The ticket
drew the capital prize OF S76, o00.-Bismaret
'Dakotd) Tribune, July II. pGw
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AsoURNALIsr's DEATH.
Sad Double bereavement OF his Young
Wife,

sad Double Bereavement OF his Young
wife.
Mr.. Harry @. sterner, who for several
months past has been Telegraph editor Of the
Regi,ter, died yesterday SHORTLY after noon at
his residence on Chapline street, opposite St.
Mathews Church. He was but twenty,six
years old, but had been connected with sew.
eral prominent papers. He was formerly in
Kansas City, and later In Philadelphia, sub.
sequsntly holding position on Pittsburgh
Sunday paper, and coming from that city to
Wheeling. He was also at one time part pro.
p,ietor OF the Williamsport, Pa, Brcaktait
Table, which paper be helped establish.
Though he had been in Wheeling but short
time, he was generally liked by his brother
journalists. OF modest and retiring dispoSi.
lion, he had not made many aequRintances
outside OF the profession, but those who did
know him will sincerely regret his sad death.
He leaves a wif0 and one child, who deserve
general avnpathy in their sad 1tiliotion,
This Ifillction is the Sadder that II 10 not
Mis-. SteFner's only bereavement. Only 4
few hours after her husband had breathed bis
last, she received dispatch saying brother
had been killed at Lock Haven, Pa, by an
accident on q railroad, being run over by q
car which he wss attempting TO mount
Mr.. Sterner's mother and sister live ut
Reading, Pa, and his remains will be taken
here this morning for burial.
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MARTINS PERRY.
remarkable Activity In Huiiding-G Gas
Well o. K.-Base Ball, Etc.
The Black Diamond Tool Works resumed

Remarkable ACTIVITY In huiiuinR-6as
Well o. K.-Base ball, Etc.
The Black Diamond Tool Works resumed
work yesterday.
The nailers Of the Laughlin mill have
chsll euged the glass blowers OF the Buckeye
TO play match game Of base bail next
Saturday.
Robt. Thompson, formerly manager Of the
Martins Ferry stove foundry, will 90 to
Beaver Falls 70 take charge Of new foundry
at that place.
The lost tools at the PAUL gas well were
fished out early yesterday morning. and
everything Is again working in good style.
The big vein Of gas may be reached to-day.
Mr.. COSTS new house on Fifth street Is
about completed. James Kerr q Son have
contracted with Mrs. Wallace to build large
two.story frame dwelling on Walnut street.
James Mlskel's new house on Third street Is
nearing completion,
The Martins Ferry Temperance Society
met at the G.. A. r. Hall Monday evening
and completed Its organization. A commit.
tee was appointed to communicate with
several prominent speakers, With view to
securing their services. Several delegates
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CHEAT EXCURSION RATES
To Columbus Duriug the Ohio Stat


Excursion tickets at the low rate OF one
fare for the round trip will DO aold via the
during the session OF the State Fair, septem-
Der sd, 4th, 9Th, 9th and 7th. They will be
good returning until September 9Th inclu-
sive. Many improvements have been made
In the State Eair Grounds since the last exhi-
bition. Buildings have been enlarged, and
the race track has been placed in matchless
condition. The premium list, aRgregating
SCI, 0OOhss been revised and new features have
been provided for. Night exhibitions will be
given by electric light, carrier pigeons will
ly to the grounds from all parts OF the State,
and there will be other attractions innumera,
BILE. II will be the best fair eyer held in
OHIO. Don't fail to see 1t.
For tickets, time Of trains, ETC., apply 10
nearest agent Of the Pan Handle Lines
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STATE MATTERS.
News Prom all Parts OF the state and
Vicinity.

Monroe county, Ohio, boasts Of one James
Daily, who is So yeaTs Of age, and carries the
mail on horseback q distance Of ten miles
each day. Last winter he made 100 rails In
one day.
Mrs. Lucy Gsphart, OF Fairview, Guernsey
county, widow Of Captain Peter Gephart,
who raised company at Batesville, and
served In the 18th Ohio, has received back
pension of s. 200 and been placed on the
rolls with an annual pension Of $40.
Proceedings at the 'steubenyille Opera
House Monday night were varied during one
OF the intervals by q row between the super
intendent OF the scenery and the stage car
penter, in which one Of the parties had q
hFHd put on him. Marshal Nnney was called
behind the scenes once to suppress the small
boys and big boys who insisted on coming
up the back stairs when the scenery was be.
ing carried In
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SIN Aso.ncr .ColneLaenco.o

10 tW BIlIor u he InseIIl0eReeT. N
SrR:-In calling attention 10 the liberality
with which tho Register men appropriate the
products OF other mems brains without re.
gard TO quality, why did you not mention
the coincidence between the very we'll writ.
ten article on "Cheap Reading" In Sundays
RsgisieT, and an equally well written article
on tue second page OF the Pittsburgh Com
nlercial. Gazette Of Wednesday, August %?
The two ATE exactly alike, except that the
Register tacks on little more Of an introduc-
ton and changes the head, Evidently the
innocent Rtgister Is again paying out It's good
money TO some one who Is imposing on II.
HTnFn tina rRScAlA ont ~ r.
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wheeling wholesale market.
tNE2AaLlNEEA'NE1F VVEIUBI
WHEELING, Tuesday, August Is.

WHEELING, Tuesday, August 2S
In the quotations given this morning, but very
few changes Me made III those OF last week. In
the grocery line trade Is remarkably steady and
prices firm. Sugars arc very strong with indica.
uoEs pointing 10 an early advance The provision
trade istlow, although hams for some reason have
an upward tendency; All the other meats arc
down very low. In The grain department every.
thing Is steady The greatest activity Is noticed In
tho fruit line. Prices arc low aud there Is plenty
Of green stuff for sale.
GTdin-Wheat 81 0S per bushel State oats SOC;
Rye coo, but very little In the market. State
corn 65c on the wharf.
FVour-Fancy patents, (spring and winter So 50:
81. Louis winter % 6Oa6 rs; fancy family
white amber and winter % o.; choice family
tchoiee red winter e S9aS @ Xxx family medium
9 50: Ky bakers twisconSn) 8 7Sa6 %. Corn mea
50 per Dbl: fancy 81 76aS 90 Rye Hour 81 6Oi IS.
MA Fted-whlte mlddlingS SIS 90 coarse
do 50 90; seconds SIS 0O bran SIG co. chopped feed
HGy and Sra.S-Prime timothy balcd at 50 ooa
10 90 per ton; prime loose S700aS 90. Wheat straw
90 90; oat straw 81 co.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
THO Stock Market Receivers from The
Depression of Monday.

The New York stock market recovered somewhat
yesterday from the depression Of the previous day,
The change was partly duo to the fact that Keenc
had turned round and announced himself a bull,
He stated that prices are low enough TO Eatsfy the
most chronic bear He also stated that he has taken
a round amount OF stock for investment.
Honey was quoted nj . per cent. Flour remained
auIet and unchanged. but wheat was unsettled
aud less active Provisions were steady and firm.
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EN- HAncher, Pgh AN Wilson, City
i Mettenbe1ger, City LVlluGhor, BhStoria, Pa
L G Bell, B q ORR JY Patterson, City
Lewis Yeator, Bolton U Dawson, Columbus: o
DIV WeIgly, Parsley, WVaA VanCamp, Ohio
Val Smith, sstenVtlle Julia Mccoy, siSteSville
Cora RymeF Warrington L Muisetter. BALTIC
L II NoryIll, New York d Mcarnye, West Va
" n Ingersoll, B&OEx g LSmithSOn Pgh
JacO, GnOnn bert Rees, New York
n Bartlett, Ohio, W Andrew q wife, W Va
Z N Cooper, Carthage Nellie Covert, park'gb'g
Bessie TownS'd PARK Sb'rg T Young & wife, AlleyO
Vim II Tar, WellSburR Lockwood, Mound'v'Ile
q D Rraincnd Saltwater L " ilkInso1, McCoy's
K McKewgtn, Cumb'rl'nd Riley, Columbus
G D Sharp, BysvllIe Gil shelby, New York
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Rase Rail- Yesterday.

At Pitts-Alleeheny, OF Columbus, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures, l; Boston, IA.
At Phila-Athletics, 5; Eclipse, 10.
At Balto-Cincinna,i, IA; Baltimore. 4
At New York-Phila., 8; New York, 0.
At Brooklyn-ACtives, s; Brooklyn, 5.
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groCKs-In relation To the stock market, the Pod
there was an apparent attempt 10 unload Lake
Shore. II only lasted for M hour and The general
market soon recovered from the effects allowing
stocks now reported. Denver 4 Rio Gnndo Will
nay september interest on Denver d Rio Gnnde
Western bonds, The total seml.RnnuAl Interest Of
Of these bonds Is slSG 200, 10 per cent sroN
annual,
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were appointed to attend the temperance
convection Of BellAlre next Tuesday.
W. q. ooss's, Martin dinners and Mts.
Merret's new houses In Newland's new addi-
ton are about completed, while ground is be-
ing broken for several more dwellings. This
will be little town Of Its own II building
continues ct this rate. Scott Stewart, the
contractor, has Just completed three tena-
ment houses for Benz, Powell, in the addi'
ftaV1
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, ~ observed at Ecnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday.
1852 1883
7A,M,l2N,SP MIN. IA. N. IAN. SEN.7r. ".
!! 50 50 70 81 81 So 10
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NEW YoEx, August 2a-Flour dull; receiptU
5000 barrels; exports 900 barrels; slipertne,
State and western g 26aA CO. common 10 good e %
ootious opened kaIfc lower, then recovered "a
y, closing weaker: receipts l9i 900 bushelS exports
1000 bushels; No. sphtg u IN unSfGded red
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Ihe Gnteltfqeutes.
ONCE Nov. 10 and ~ Fourteenth street,


I.ost-Maltess Kitten.
Wanted-Nurse Girl.
Notice 10 shippers-o. N. Fisher.
Music and Art-The Misses Doddridge.
For. Rent-Two Story House.
Instruction on Plano-Mrs. Hutchins.
New BoOks-stanton & Davenport.
ISefrigeratOrs-Nesbitt & Bro.
body Brussels Carpets-G. Mendel d Co.
DR.. John L. sniith-Third page.
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ATTEND the big sale Of Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Notions. Carpets, 0ilclotbs and Rugs
at Larkin's, lib westside Main street. Goods
below cost. WhyP Must be closed out.
Going to quit.
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Mr.. W. W. Smith, Raleigh, n. O., says: ~
have used Dr.. WoEtbinGton's Cholera and
DlArrhoea Medicine; 1t Is unexeelled by any
other remedy" Cures Cramps and IndigeG.
lnn. II. - --
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II YOU want q bargain in q low out shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantse brices and styles
10 suit, L. v. bLeap.
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TEs thousand happy housekeepenc cheerful
lycertiiy to the maryelously quick results OBJ
tanned by the use OF Hunts Insect Powder.
It kills Bed.5ugs, Roachcs, Ants, etc. Price
25 cts, by Druggists,
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WARRINGTON, D. G., August 90, 100 a. A.
F0t the Lower Lakes, fair weather, north
easterly winds. rising followed by falling
barometer, stationary or Alight fall In tenn
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather. north to east winds, stationary or
lower barometer and temperature.
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Wells "Rongh on Corns."
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns." loo.
Quick, complete, permanent cure. Corrs,
warts, bunionS.
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C1he-weighlng !, 600 lbs, arequoted at 4Rijic;
weighing from 500 70 900 lbs, boat quality. S4Gic;
mich COWS, SS0A50 bulls, 3G3c; calves, az TO SIZE
and quality, S6Al0 per head.
Ldhlbs-l1Sa61kc per ID.
Ssop-SsszGIc peFlb.
HoSs-6I4aS5i for bestgradeS.
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LADIES and Gsntlsmen's fine Hand sswed
Shoes ananialtv al 7. v RTnNn'S
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HhIte Miners' On. WlnIer sLraIned ...........


HBpCEklE1. .H.|
lie: prime Rio, We; sood Rio. o.; ordinary ny
Eoasea CSSes-Ippapcr per ID, az; lower,g ndes
l2HalSAct IN 4Ilf, l2al2Ifc Java, bulk, &c.
Windsor A, s1ic Praine A, S1[c; refined yellow
0I2c: cut LOAF. l0c,
SHtps-Choice maple, SOC; choice sugar nIksp
40c; primo sugar syrup, 45e.
RIce-CarolinA. 6a1ck.
NetS Orleans AoIdSses- Choice, Sc; strictly prime
BIC: prime, Soc; good &C..
a sS gsp az S S S aIgRSS a
f6c; souchong, 22a65c.
Candla-star, full weight, 1cc; steasino, per set,
Exc; mould, per vet, lie
brandt laiSc Per gall country, isai5c per GAL ' 4.
:" R S' wus-.No. tubs, per dozen. = So
No, 2 tub. per dozen. 60 80; No. g tubs
pals, 81 90 keelen per nest, 81 IS; butter tub,
10 lbs capacity, u 90 do IS lbs capacity 81 OO ID d
lbs capacity, g 80, wAihboards, plain, 81 E0Si rs
washboards. patent, per dozen. q toa2 is.
ID q %; tomatoes, ID, Bake1 81 co. Sweet corn,
81 01al q; winslow cern 81 85 strawberries, 2ib,
g. q: elaekbertes, z ~. 81 %; raspbetries, 10,
oysteTs, 10 Light 6Sc cove oystefS, / Is, iuil
weight, q %; string beans, alb. 90c.i
Dried N1tttS-Eew eYApOrAtcd pared peaches goa
Sac impaired do. 16aiGc; rASpberles S6GsGc. black.
berries l0c. New sun dtiGd=Apples. QJiArt0rs ID.
sliced, $500: peaches, now halves, JSS55Sc; do a.
IL DO. rssp6erss iSs5c pItSd CHI Cherries SsISs
New ssyaporassa sPnles !s,i7n: epp!ss very dow
carbon ~, @S T5ito miners oil, winter strained,
:, Cas15s-l .GISaSd m isDSilx Al &c for prime
wysSs ahS llS tStNeT York sEeIef6
Htlh-Eo, niAcferel, bblG SO az M D rnadIr,,,
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

E,oR SALE CHEAP.-STATlONARY
u and Portable DglneE-ene SxA; one ZIG:
one 6x14; ons 6xt2 Also ore ten gallon sOda va.
Ter Fountain and Refrigerator Apply at No. 9l2
EOH street.
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in waking shoes and 'liPpefs q ! p,a,,,.
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yEy YoRK. August 2S.-Noney 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 61Sa6h per cent Sterling
Exchange bankers bills quiet at 81 So demand
q S51S.
Steady,
U. 8. P. & 8. c. drs....1l6)
o. s. ~ coupons. 1lS4 .. 7. bonds, lrStS...-ll2
U. 8. ii, coupons...... 1lyIIU. p Land Grants. l09
Pacific q Of '95........l2S 7. dnkng fund...ll7
Central Pacific irstS Tex. PaC land grtA. 62l
Eide seconds;;.... Rio GnAd dive. 76Ss
LehIgh d Wilkcs..".lOi
RAILROAD BosDs-aO4ontely active aud iEegu,
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New minister-Ferry boat ArrIyes-Ae-
lcident, heath, etc.
The gas well is at stand still at depth Of
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRE, August 2s-The exports OF domestic
cotton goods IN the past week were 1855 packages,
making snce January Isl total OF ,67l packages,
agAinst 100 US packages last year. and 100 ~ pack.
agt In 1881. As usual up 10 Tuesday tlssc has
been \ quiet market aud the new business Is q
light proportions The Dunnel prints had yeTy
wide distribution, the e4cellelce oio'k and styles
having made them desirable 10 all markets.
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NEW YORK. August 2s.- Cotton quiet at i0xa
105Sc: futures steady; August loose; September
l0tSc; October l0.l2c; November l0.l6c; Deem.
Der l02lc; January. 103!crF February 104ic; March
lo67c; April l0.eSc; May 1o.1Sc.
cIscISxArt, O., Ausutt 2s.-cotton steady and
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-24

WANTED, A MILLER.

Correspondence Of THH BBs.
BARADA, March give have q
thriving little town distant from Falls
City, the county seat, twelve miles,
and from Stella to the west on the
M. P. R R., about the same distant,
situated in a rich farming country.
The citizens of the town and vicinity
are very anxious for q Touring mill.
A party or parties having money and
wishing to invest the same In q steam
Touring mill can find no better loca.
ton than at this point. A mill site
will be donated to any person or per-
sons that will erect one. Plenty of
water can be had by digging not to
exceed thirty feet. The retail flour
business at this place Is about SO. 900
par year and will be ps~tronized by far
mers in the surrounding country. For
further information address the I'm.
dersigned ut Barads, Richardson
county, Neb. By order of citizens of
Barada and vicinity. I. ToMPKINs.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-03-24
HO00S OF BRA

A country .looking specimen OF hu.
mainly arrived q few dayA ago from
the west and registered at q fourth
rate hotel as "Boggs, Nebraska"
He called up the proprietor and night
clerk and said he had arrived, that he
wished to be postmaster, end wanted
their influence, all of which they
promised him. After vainly chasing
the congressman and senators from
his state about for q day or two with.
out receiving much attention, "Boggs,
of Nebraska" went to the post off Q
department and made formsl demand
for permission to handle the mail
bags Of his local office. General Hat.
ton called up the janitor, and intro.
duced him to "Boggs. of Nebraska"
as The honorable postmaster.generai.
The j~anitor twigged the wink, and as.
sured our rural friend that his com.
mlasion as postmaster would 90 out
on the next freight, and Boggs was
happy. he wrung the old janitor'a
hand In unutterable silence and final
ly ~shrieked, "Thanks!" "Thanks!'
and he vanished. = Washington Critic.
Every resident of Lancaster county
and every candidate for senator that
was at Lincoln last winter will remem'
Der Boggs. He "a a bigger man thar
General Grant. He carried tn,
whole delegation from Lancaster
county In his breeehes pocket
He had Brown where the
hair was short and kept hin
faithful for Alvin Saunders until h,
needed him for Henderson. He KEEP
Field voting early and often for Jo
Willard and he wsltxed Walker bacl
and forth between Manderson an,
Saunders and had the entire delegs
ton pledged to ThAyer. Boggs, O
Nebraska, was busy In every camp an
no matter who was senator he wa
sure Of the p~ostofioe.
The Washington Critic may hav
overdrawn the picture but not tn
anxiety Of Boggs to serve his country