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DON'T NE AFRAID or work..

'N''@ A'fS M tHAD UT WVhhs
Don't be afraid Of killing your
self with overwork, con, is the face
tious way the Burlington HaOkeye
has OF counseIing young men TO thrift.
Men seldom work 80 hard az that on
the sunny hide Of thirty. They die
sometimes; but IL is because they
quit work at 9 r. m. and don't get
home until 2 a. M. It's the inter-
walls that kill, my son. The work
gives you an appetite for your no ealsi
it lends solidity to your s!umber it
gives you perfect and grateful ap-
precIstlon OF n holiday. There ere
young men who do not work, my son
young men who make a living by
sucking the end Of cane, and who
can tie a necktis ia eleven different
knots, and never lay a wrinkle in il;
who can spend more money in a day
than you can earn in a month, son;
and who will 90 TO the sherifs to
buy postal card, and apply at the
Office OF the street commissioners for
marriage license. So End out what
you want TO be and TO do, son, and
take off your coat and make success
IN the world. The buster you are,
the less evil you will be apt to get
into the gWeeter will be vonr aIeon
the brighter and happier your holi-
day, aud the better satisfied will the
world be with you.
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PATENT

Obtained, and all other business in the y.
>. Patent Office attended TO for MODE
RAtE FEES.
Our Office is opposite The u. 8. Patent
Office, and we can oUiain Patents IN less
time than those remote from Washington.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise %
To palentsbility free of charge; and we
make no charge unlees we obtain Patent
We refer here, To the Postmaster, the
Supt Of Money Order Div, and to off,
cials Of the y. 3. Patent once For CIR.
culW, advice, terms, and references 10 act
ual clients ia your own State or county,
address
q. A. SNOW g. CO,
Opp Patent Office, Washington. ID. g
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Acknowledgement.

We are authorized TO submit TO the
qualified voters OF Preston county the
name of Aaron w. frederick as an ap-
pIcant for the position OF County super
eutendent Of Free Schools.
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$50 ACRES.
special Commissioners.
kingwood, March 9th 1888.
State of west Virginia. County of Pres

State of West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton, ss.;
1, Smith Crane. Clerk of the Circuit
Court of 'aic county, do certify that r.
w. Monroe, who was by decree Of said
court, rendered on the 9th day of Decem-
ber, 1882, in the Equity Cause of Empa
V, Zlnn vs. Il, 9. Turner's Admir-, at ri.
appoi-ted Special Commissioner TO make
sale OF the real estate therein decreed to
be sold, has this day gwen bond and &C.
curity In said cause as required by law,
Given under my hand, this 9th day of
March, 1888 Smith CRANE,
BIO Al Clerk.
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JOHN WHITE

(or Nett) land. A considerable portion
of said land Is cleared, and is I'm fair
state OF cultivation. aud has thereon "A
DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, and other outbuildings,
TERMS OF SALE Said land will
be sold for sufficient cash in hand TO paw
costs ofsuit and proper charges far sale,
and the residue upon a credit OF g, II
and Is months, the purchaser executing
notes with good security, bearing inter-
est JNO. BARTON PAYNE,
Special Comm'r,
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B. & 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

Condensed time table Of Passenger
Trains OF the Baltimore n Ohio Railro
FOR the stations named below, which took
effect Nov II. 1882:
EASTWARD BOUND.
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State Of West Virginia, County Of Pres

State Of West Virginia, County Of Pres
ton. ss':
/, Smith Crane. Clerk of the Circuit
Court Of said county, do certify that Jno
Barton Payne, who was by n decree OF
sLid court, rendered on the 10Th day Of
November, 1882, in the Equity cause of
John Whites admir- vs.. John Whites
heirs. ct al. appointed Special Com
missioner To make sale Of the real estate
therein decreed To he sold, has tbls day
given bond and security la said cause az
required by law.
Given under my hand, this 26th day Of
January, 1888.
SMITH CRANE,
lO-4t Clerk.
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10. 1sss.

at the front door OF the Court House -
that being a courtday-make public sale
OF tho 1872 acre tra,t of land decreed I'm
said cause to be sold. The said tract OF
land lies in Kingwood district. Preston
county, West Virginia, about two miles
from tho town Of Kingwood, and is
tha
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
-oF TIKI
''zEPHANlAH TURNER FARM" 3"
EMMA v. ZlNN, &C,
va.

va.
z. & TURNER'S Admir- ct al.
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court OF Preston County, in the above
cause, rendered on the 9th day of Decem.
ber, 1882. will on
MONDAY, APRIL 9rH 1888.
beingfhe fist day OF the Circuit Court
before the frent door OF the Court House
In ktngwood, sell the real esate In the
Bill and proceedings mentioned upon the
Following terms 81 much cash In hand
will be inquired as will be sufficient 10
pay the costs OF suit, and charges for sale.
and foC the residue upon a credit of Q. IS
aud "a months; the purchaser giving in
terest bearing notes, with good personal
security for the deferred installments.
DESCRIPTION - THIS property is
known az the "Zsph Turner Farm. ("
about miles west of Kingwood. Ii con
slsts of 4 several tracts, containing the
aggregate
$50 ACRES.
But IL Is understood that AZ a sum suffi.
cient TO discharge the debts against said
estate is offered for what is known as the
Home Tract" that the three remaining
tracts will be Withdrawn.
This has always been II garded as one of
the best farms in the neighborhood. Ii
rs well adapted to either farming or graz
ing; is well watered. and well timbered.
j be said "Home Farm" embraces the
buildings and all the most valuable i'm
provements and contains 1873 acres.
ROB'T w. MONROE,
Special Commissioner.
KinRwOOd March bth IS03
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JUDICIAL SALE
JNo WHITES Admir-
VS. In Chancory
JNo WHITES HEIRS eta

Pursuant to, and by virtue OF n decree
OF the Circuit Court OF Preston County.
West Virginia, rendered I'm the above
styled cause, on the 29th day OF Novem>
ber, 1882. the undersigned Speciai Com
missioner, will on
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'Daily except Sunday. tDaily. tDop't
stop here. Besides the above>nanied
trains there is a Way Train with a pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except Sunday.
THIS PAPER may he found ON nie at Geo.
AAAo a. LII \. Rowell 4 Co.'S Newspaper
Advertising Bureau TO Spruce st \ where advertising
contracts may be made for it In NEW YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

Only one operator went out at the West
ern Union office at Petersburg, Va.
Lille Devereux Blake has sent letter OF
sym pathy 10 District Assembly No. 8,
knights Of Labor, New York.
Two operators out OF thirteen at the
We.tern Union Office, Chattanooga, Tenn,
quit work. No interruption to business.
Andrew Allen. President Of the Mon.
treal, Canada, Telegraph Company, while
admitting the injury the strike will do
trade, yet he felt the company would over.
come It successfully.
At the meeting OF the New York oper.
ators yesterday afternoon, addresses were
made approving the strike" and resolu.
ton was passed to abstain from the use oi
intoxicants during the continuation Of the
strike.
The general business OF the Western
Union Telegraph company at the New
York Office was In such q satisfactory con-
dition last evening that General Eckert,
acting president, went home as usual to
Long Branch.
John Campbell, Chairman OF the Tele.
erapbers Executive Committee, received q
Iet er from the President OF the Amalga.
mated Iron and Steel Workers at
Pittsbuy, wishing the telegraph.
ers movement every success. Campbell
sent reply saying the telegraphers would
do nothing to disgrace the cause OF labor,
but that at the same time they were de-
termiued that their rights should be re-
spected and their GRIEVANCES redressed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

The lSTkLLloESckR has received adyices
that show clearly that the parties 10 that
miscegenation case known as Cora sandford
and Frank Smith came from near Leesburg,
Loudoun county, Va. The parents Of the
girl, however, are determined that the right
name ot their daughter shall not be known.
A letter received ssyyin addition TO referring
to the parents determination: at Is exceed.
inkly mortifying 70 wide circle OF friends,
and they do MT wish any publicity given to
day evening The reportar saw her picture
Yesterday. She is blgbt and intelligent
looking, and It seems Incredible that she
should have conceived passion for the
negro, who 10 dstorned and old. Her uncle,
WIN. Brown. E'q w"s IN 'he city Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

BALTIMORE, July l0.-9 P. M.-At the
main office OF the Western Union Com.
pany eleven Of the day force left. 1t is
not ye; known how many have left the
branch offices At 1.SO p. N. there were
twelve operators at work in the main OF.
fee and the Superintendent is Of the opin-
ion he can call on sufficient number,
probably twenty -eight in all, to handle all
messages coming in. In the Baltimore
& Ohio Offices there are eight operators al
work, and their lines are kept open at points
along the line Of the Baltimore & Ohio,
operators receiving railroad matter but re-
iusiug all commercial business. When the
strike took place, at the Corn and Flour
Exchange business was Immediately sus
pended and as the men walked from the
instruments OF the Western Union, and
Baltimore & Ohio offices there was an
open manifestation ot sympathy from the
members Of the Exchange. From the
American Rapid nine left, leaving few
female operatOrs,
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1853 branch offices in the city all except 4
few Of the more important had
been closed, and the managers o.
each, very few OF whom had struck,
were summoned to the Central Office.
Later, however, they were sent back
to their offices. Cots were provided
for those that remained during the night
and supper provided for them at
the expense Of the company, many
being day men who consented TO remain.
Reports from different points at
10 p. m. showed every office man.
ned. The only criminal act thus
far reported is that the linemen
cut the wire at Asbury Park. Dispatches
east, north and south show the condition
OF affairs 10 be similar 10 that described in
the press dispatches from the west.
The cable lines are all fully manned and
no trouble is anticipated. The cable ope-
rators at North Sydney, Nova Scotia, held
a meeting after the strike occurred and de-
cided TO remain at their posts, and business
has not been delayed.
Mr.. Somerville said business had fallen
of about 20 per cent.
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CABLE CLICKS.

The French Consul at Zanzibar has gone
TO Madagascar. His departure was kept
very quiet
The steamer Daphne has been foated
Ten bodies of the victims Of the disaster
were found in the torepart Of the steamer,
The European press regard the appoint
ment oil WaddiDgton as French Ambassa-
dor at the Court Of St. James as a pacific
act.
Lenuig or Lenning, the German. .Ameri.
can student who killed another student in
duel near Wurzburg, Germany, Is q
resident ol Philadelphia.
Four farmers have been arrested near
Sewry, Ireland, for beating nearly to
death man who took farm from which
previous tenant bad been eyicted.
AT the trial at Syrelhhaza Of the Jews
charged with the murder Of the Christian
girl, constable testified be was compelled
under orders to bastinado the prisoner and
torture him with thumb screws
The sergeant.atArms Of the House OF
Commons yesterday reported 10 that body
that Bradaugh had brought an injunction
against him to restrain him from prevent.
ing BradIaugh from entering the House.
The TACT that Lord Lyons, the British
ambassador at Paris, Is to start on bis az.
nual holiday Saturday next Is considered
as conclusive proof that the difference be-
tween the two Governments relative to the
proceedings Of the French at Tomatave are
10 fair way Of amicable settlement
The harvest OF Prussia promisea we'll. es.
pecially in the northeastern provinces.
Il will be less In Pomerania and Brauden.
burg The wheat In the former Is below
the ayersge. In: scSlesweig- Holstein,
WestphaIia and Rbeinish Prussia, the
drought did much damsge. Fruit, beet
root and potatoes everywhere are good.
Sir Charles Michael wolseley, BAronet,
was married yesterday In the Pra Ca
thedral, Mensington, 10 Miss AniaGiR The;
fesa Murphy, daughter OF T. Murphy, oi
San Francisco, California, The ceremony
was performed by Cardinal Manning
Among those present was Mr.. Lowell, Uni
ted States minister. The Pope sent hi
blessing to the welded pair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

LONDON, July l9.-Tbe Local Govern
ment Board have issued q memorandum
enjoining measures Of precaution against
the introduction Of cholera into the cities
and towns OF Great Britain. A dispatch
from Alexandria states that the panic in
that city over the appearance Of cholera Is
increasing. Business Is entirely suspended,
PoRr SAID, July l9-Cholera has ceased
at this place
ALEXANDRIA, July l9-The number Of
deaths at Carlo yesterday frem cholers wah
6S, also during the same time there were 81
deaths from cholera at Damietta, SO ut
Mansurah. 24 at samanoud, 30 at Gllzsh,
aad % at Chirbin.
LONDON, July l9.-It Is rumored that a
case Of cholera had appeared at Trieste,
Austria. Much doubt, however, Is ex.
pressed as TO the truth OF the story.
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Tgys strike Of the telegraphers has come
-;,b What shock to the country remains 10
:, sssn, Our adyices are that It's iorce naS
'r.s,lr been measurably broken by the
~ ',, ',,s,au,ions which the companies had
,,ssp, Many Of the men seem to have re,
Zine lined at their posts, and enough not
'nsmbers Ct the the Brotherhood nave
nl. nD.n available. TIE press reports continue
ri,bon, i'm interruption, but there will oil
..,rrse . be some embarrassment in the
S,ndIipy Of the large volume oi CONNER
ri,I business, great part OF which is offered
,In,inp the day, and between ten O'Clock
md Two clock. This business must be
landed accurately and with dispatch or
r,,,e interests will suffer. To-day will
,bov how we'll the emergency provisions
.ill stand the strain. Fortunately there
hs. been no strike on the railroads, so that
,het, will be no interference with the run
ming Of trains
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20
BRIEF TELEdRAMs.

Hudson, n. Y, celebrated the centen.
nial Of Its first settlement, yesterday.
The two ballots taken yesterday, for U.
S. Senator in New HSmpshire, were with
out avail.
The funeral Of Tom Thumb took place
yesterday at Bridgeport, Connecticut, with
Masonic ceremonies. Fully ten thousand
people viewed tho remains.
The conference committees on legislative
and senatorial apportionrnent bill in the
Pennsylvania legislature reported yester-
day their inability to agree. An effort was
10 have another committee appointed but
without action the Senate abb burned until
Monday after adopting resolution FOL
final adjournment on the 94th iRst,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

Correspondence Or NE Iatdt1e1eT.
PARxxRspuRa, July ls.-It is almost i'm
possible to get dispatches, the way they
are written, before the public. To-day a
mistake occurred that made Pilot Long
say Capt. Englebright was at the wheel
when the accident occurred which was not
the case. The mistake was caused by
wrong punctuation. Below are the TIVE
sentences quoted as printed and then as
they should have been. In reference to
his license MIR. Long said: ~ only gave
them vouchers from Amos Curley; Capt.
Englebrinht had charge OF the wheel when
the boats came together" 1t should have
been divided thus: ~ only gave them
vouchers from Amos Curley and Capt.
Englebrigh,; Had charge OF the wheel
when the boars came together"
(meaning be had charge OF the Wheel
Another mistake was where the name
OF Casper GILES was inserted when II
should have been Robert Sellers, who was
one OF the orchestra on the scioto while
Mr.. Giles Is pilot on the river. The only
trouble caused by this 10 that the "boys'
will persist is calling him fiddler.
Lieutenant Adair, late OF West Point, is
home on furlough.
{. Captain Chancellor is spending the sum-
mer at his home in the city while his boat
IL undergoing repairs.
Mr.. Greene Wade, Baltimore & Ohio
express agent, in this city, will spend the
next two or three weeks in the mountains,
A COW was killed by lightning in this
county, one day last week. She was stand
ing under tree at the time.
Mr.Fred Armstrong.of the Postotfice drug
store, will about Aufust lst, dispose OF his
interest in that store to Mr. W. !. Boreman.
Mr.. Armstrong proposes following Horace
Greeley's advice and 60 West, most likely
to Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

TORONTO, July l9-About sixty opera
tors and clerks in the Great Northwestern
Telegraph Company's Office here struc' at
noon to-day. There were disafections also
at other points along the lines. Vacated
situations were rapidly supplied by re.
cruits, and the general business, though
somewhat retarded, is not seriously inter
rupted. By tomorrow or next DAY the
company expects to have the places Of the
strikers filed.
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steamboat squibs and Miscellaneous
Leyee Gos.ip.

steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneous
Leyee Go,.Ip.
The Dan Kaine passed up wi III empties.
The G. L & ". transfer boat, Lizzie Town
send is being repainted. ss.. I,
The big ard eIspant Ohio passes down this
morning at an early hour.
The Emma Graham passed down at 4. n,
and the Scotia passed up at later hour. T.
The Jennie Campbell with tow passed
Cincinn nttl Tuesday NOR. inR, With Amos Cur
IGy ut the wheel. She should be here tc .1sy.
Th> Patrol. the new boat that has been
binding at Pit sbnrgh, for the United siates,
passed down, TO engage 10 Government work.
The depth OF water In t5e channel last
evening, according TO the gauge marks, was
only feet. q iAll OF 10 inches during the
previous "a hours.
A saw mill company at PIT Pleasant has q
contract with the Andes for getting cut lot
OF out rigging and pair OF cylinder beams
IS feet lODg and 22iuches Square.
The Ct. Lawrence will pass up this morn.
ing en- route from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh.
On her return trip she will pass down to.
morrow night. The 81 Lawrence is fast, Of
light DRAFT and has fnt class passenger &C.
commodstons. .I...,.'-g.-.-..
II 10 whispered that while Captain VIM.
Campbell, OF the John W. Cannon, Ia cilcula.
ting about In this vicinity, that be has his
,ye on the Pittsburgh parties who control
the VIII s. Hays. and that the Hays 10 want.
ed for the New Orleans aud vIckS6urR cotton
trade, by Captain Campbell and other parties.
6EEEssboRo, Pa, July 10 0-Riyer 4 feet s
inches and falling; weather clear.
LEX No. 4, July I0.-River feet II inches
and falling; clear; t ermometsri0s.
RIcE'sLASprSo, Pa, July 10 River S feet
and stationary; weather clear; thermometer
Gs'.
On crrr, Pa, July ie.-Rlyer 8 feet s
inehes::and falling; weather clear aud pleat.
AuL
MonsAS7ovs, W. Va, ,Juylo-Eivsr2 feet
6lnchea aud falling; weather clear; thermo-
meter 76e.
BRowmyrlLE, Pa, Jnly js-Riyer feet 6
inches amt stationary; weather clear; ther-
momstsr 6ss.
LADlH' and Gent, emen's tine Hand Seyed
Shoes SpeciAlryat L. ". BLoSD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

BISMARCK, OAK July ls.-on Wednes-
day OF this week, while General Terry, Sen.
ator Edmunds, Chief Justice Waite and 4
party OF army officers were riding aronnd
Mount Washburne in Yellowstone Park,
the pony ridden by Chief Justice Waite
bucked and threw the rider violently to
the ground. He struck on bis side injur.
ing him and probably fracturing rib. A
special train was sent to the end Of the
track for the party which will pass east
ward To-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20

LoSDoS, July l9-The twelve riaemep
who are to shoot against the Americans IN
the International match at Wimbledon
Friday aud Saturday were selected this
morning as followst Private Mcyittie,
First Dumfries regiment; Corporal Bates,
First Warwick; Corporal Parry. s cond
Cheshire; Sergeant Dods, First Brwick;
Major Young, Twenty.hrst MidileseI; |;
Major Pearce, Fourth Devonshire; Quarter
muster Gouldsmi,h, First Gloucester; Pi-
yate Gibbes, First Glouceste,; 4 apt Goois Il,
Second Bucks; Private Lowe, Thirteenth
Middlesex; Major Humphrey, Cambridge
University Rifles, and Private Wattleworth,
Fifth Lancashire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-20
VOLUME XXXI....NUMBER 2s3.
sCroro. ou.s CASE.
The Sick Juror secovers-InterestInI
Testimony Given Yesterday.


Special D1pGteA 10 he Lnteaigmeer.
PAREERsBuRG, July l9.-Court convened
AteA.N. The sick juror in the sciotc-
Lomas case being well enough the cross
examination Of Moses McCann was con.
tinued. Nothing Of interest to the public
was brought out except that McCann tes-
titled that Capt Englebright was down in
the engine room just before the whistle
blew trimming lamp; and he also stated
that Pilot Long rang go-ahead bell on the
Lomas before the collision, right after he
rang the first stopping bell, while Long
himself testihed that he did not ring a go
ahead bell.
Joseph Hoffman, the regular pilot Of the
Lomas, occupied the stand nearly all day.
His evidence was TO great extent as an
expert. He testified TO taking the boat
down to Wheeling after the collision. He
said II was In hellar's power to have backed
his boat and avoided the accident. He said
the Lomas was backing before they struck.
He smelled whisky on kellar when he
came in the pilot house OF the Lomas. Hoff-
man differs from Long in this: Long said
when the Lomas backed out from the
Scio,o she swung out with her stern down
stream, and be continued to back her
down stream between the Scioto and the
Ohio shore. Hoffman says the Lomas
backed her stern up stream and went ahead
on down between the Scioto and the Ohio
shore.
Henry Baxter was called just previous
to adjournment. He located the boats
about as the others had done, except that
he said that after The SCioto blew two blasts
the LomaS ran in toward the Ohio shore
inside OF the SCioto, and then turned and
run out towards the West Virginia shore
towards and into the Scioto. He also stat.
ed that Keller was not drunk.
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stantial way. Resolutiouswere adopted de.
claring they would make all efforts to keep
united, aud wnnrd endeavor to make the
welfare OF the Union their chief interest.
The members OF the Manufacturer Union
also held a meeting and determined to
bold out until their employees agree to re-
turn to work and have healed the differ.
ences between the two unions. The man.
ufacturers thoughtth cigar makers would
lose about Sl50.00O week during the lock.