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Notice Of Applicntion &" Purchase Tim
ber s.alGss.
LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER. W T., !

LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, ". IT,
May 10Th. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL COM
~ plance with the provisions Of the act Of Con
gress approved June 3 1878 entitled "Anact for the
sale of Timber Lands in the States of California,
Oregon Nevada. and IN Washington Territory"
Luis Cheyron Of -kanania County, Wash Ter,
has this day fled in tits o:nce his application to
purchase the west 3 of the northeast II and the
northwest = OF tie southeast Il Of Sec. -, T w.
ship north. of kange east OF the william EFT =
Meridian Testimony in the ahoAc ease WI. b.
taken before the Register and Receiver NJ NiA,-
couver, W. r., on Friday the 10Th day of August,
1881. Any and all persons having adverse claims
to the above desc ihod lands amy portion there
of are hereby required to file thei claims III this
Office within sixty eO) days from date hereof.
3lmayl FRED. W. SPAhLING, Register
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Kenla!l'S Snavin Cure.

Modesto, Cal, Aug. 9, 1882.
r. J. Kendall & Co., Gents-iiciore coming to
this coast. and while at home, in Longmeadow.
Mass, had occasion 20 observe the benefits
suitng fom the use of your keudalfs SPAWN
Cure. My brother had young horse which de-
yeloped bone SPAWN, which he cured, and ut
the same tinc removed the enlargement A Mr..
\. X Mathews also cured n valuable stallion of u
SPAWN, as we'll ns another acquaintance by the
lame of b. Combs both OF which came under my
personal observation, being ia my own town and
i gentleman with whom ! was well acquainted
and in the interest of the horsemen in this vicin-
lty oheI this. nay experience.
EesppctfullV ypl,rS JANFS OrISS
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Notice of Application TO Purchase
IiniDer Lands.
LAND OrrIcE AT VANcouvER. W. T. I

LAND OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, W. TIL
July 10th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions ofthe act of Congress approved June
3D. 1875 entitled An act for the sale of Timber
Lands in the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada
and in Washington Territory" Donald X. CAM
eron, of Klickitat CowRy W. T.. has this day filed
in this office his application to purchase the south
west a of See II, Township moth, Of Range 10
east, of the Willamette Meridian Testimony in
the above case will be taken before the Register
and Receiver, at Vancouver, W. T., on Friday, the
18th day of September, 1855. Any and all pelson
having adverse claims to the above described
lands, or any potion thereof, are hereby required
to file their claims in this Office within sixty 60)
days from date hereof.
12iuiyl1 FRED. ". SPARKLING. Register.
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Draying.

The undersigned does draying as cheap rs
the cheapest Orders left with him viii receive
prompt attention smaii packages taken to
the boats free of charge for regular customers
ALBERT BATEMAN.
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KenGali'S SPAWN Cure.

Los Angeles Cal, Feb. 26, 1852,
Nessrs. i, J. Kendall ~ Co-liaving used your
Kendall's SPAWN cue. find il the best remedy
for the Loose that has ever been used on this
ccnst. have tine colt that Was kicked laat fall
the point Of the shoulder. and fov three months
had 20 use of his leg. aid by using two bottles of
your kendalf- Spawn Cuie he Is entirely cured.
encir.e - cent. for which please send me ono
ofyour Treatise on the Horse by mail and oblisc..
u ~ " II lI1aacl
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KenGall's SPAWN Cure.

Denver Colorado. Aprid ~, 1857.
DR., b. J. Kendall * Co., Gcnts:-four years ago.
while in the employ of \. 7. Perley & Co., Dan
vclS. Mass. we had Il horse that became spawned
during the fist year of my stay with them, and
remained so for four years, though we used every
remedy we knew of OF could hear of, but of no
avail. Some time during the fifth year, (for was
in their employ between FIVE and six years. we
we've accommodated to ty Kcndalls SPAWN Cure,
and after using il two months the horse was cured
the enlargement having been entirely removed,
and thus believing ii to be valuable medicine.
fully recommend il to all who have occus ion To
use IL RcsDpctltlllV T. II. LYONS.
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I Action brought in the Dist
riot Court of the second Jude
in District of The Territory OF
Washington, holding terms at
Daniel Cowley Vancouver for the counties Of
VS.. Clarke and Skeinania.
Edna Cowley.
ty of Clarke, in the ONCE Of
the Clerk of said District Cont
the 18th day OF June, ID. los3.
To Edna Cowley, Defendant
In the Name OF the United States OF America
you are hereby required 70 appear in an action
brought against you by the above mined pia!n.
tfi in the District Count of the Second judicial
District of the Territory OF washington. holding
terms at Vancouver in Clarke County, for the
counties of Clarke and skaniania, and 70 answer
the complaint filed therein. Ia copy 81 when &C
companies this summonsl. within twenty days
(exclusve of the day of serylccl after the service
on YOU OF this summons, II served within TINS
county or Ii served out of this county but within
the second judicial District. within thirty days;
or IL served out of said District then within sixty
days or IL served by publication, then within
sixty days after the first publication Of this sum
mons. or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF said com
plant.
divorce. onrhe ground Of wiliun and continued
abandonment for more than fve years, and that
the custody Of the minor childten Robert G. Cow
ley aud David \ Goaley, may be awarded - the
plaintiff until they arrive at majority; and you
are hereby notified that II you fail 10 appear aud
answer sad complaint, above rc.ultcd, tie
pialntif will apply 20 The Cont for the decree
and award as prayed for In his complaint hled
49,. witness John p. Hoyt, Esq, Judge Of
iwrAf the said District Count. aud the seal of
49, said Cont. this i.ih day Of june, A. 4. 1853
q. n. MCCONNELL. [ kTk.
Date Of FIRST publication, june q lss.A
By. pESNfeoS, AHsvNy lbr Hossttf
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SUM ylOsS---No. 1874.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
l. judicial District of the Territory of Washing
ton, holding terms at Vancouver for the counties
of Clarke and Skumnnia.
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Ne. 1876.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
L Judicial District OF the Territory of Washing
ton. holding terms ut Vancouver for the counties
of Clarke and Skumauia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
The Trouble In Onio.

1t seems that Judge Hoadly can't do any
thing without being suspected. A Wash
ipgton special to the Philadelphia Times,
which is not Republican newspaper,
says:
When Hoadly saw himself beaten for Gov;
ernor he was willing 10 give up the idea Of
the Presidential nomination. The Demo
cratic Inuddle In Oaio was not improved by
the idea Of HOadly for PRESIDENT. With bis
Disappearance from the list Of candidates the
mudile has grown less, but 1t Is doubtful, &C
cordlng to last reports, whether, although
the doctors are ready to agree, the patient
can be saved. =.
prominent Ohio Democrat states that 1t
was NOT nervous prostitution, but strategy
that took Hoadly to Philadelphia for briei
period. Hoadly, says he, made the mistake
IL coursing over the track before the race be-
gan. Bad iockeyipg made 1t wise to withdraw
Elm for lime. He will appear again when
the track Is In condition 10 let him out n Q
winning pace. Dropping the figure the au-
thority AYERS that the Ohio Democrats are
settling their difficulties, which they could
do better with Hoadly absent than with MN
making the rafting campaign he mas peen
prosecuting since the nomination. He says
that Hoadiy will occupy himself in Phila'
delpbia with the preparation OF three or four
speeches, while the party at home will make
every preparation for months campiign Of
unwonted yigor and thoroughness. This ID
the programme on which Democrats base
their expectations OF carrying Ohio next
month. But Hoadly will be Presidential
candidate no more.
Republicans have not charged that Judge
Hoadly is playing SICK" but this is not
the first time the thought has been thrown
out on the Democratic side. "a promi-
nent Ohio Democrat" ought to know what
he is talking about, certainly his reasoning
is very plausible, and If his promises are
false that only shows once more that the
Democratic eggs are sadly added in Ohio
For II all this is untrue 1t is stated for o
purpose. A party has fallen into a tipe
muddle when the fist man on its ticket
mus. be banished from the State to prevent
a complete smash.up more than month
before the election.
II this Is the programme on which Ohio
Democrats base their hopes the foundation
is very insubstantial. The truth is, the
Ohio Democrats have no hope OF electing
their State ticket. What they are doing
now is with the hope Of picking up the
Legislature, and the chance for that, not at
any time great, is rapidly growing less.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
She came. She saw, Sue Conquered

Tie graceful fraud calling herself Mad
anne Worthington looked upon Wheeling
and saw that it was fair field for her Pc
cular kind Of roguery. There is always o
little ready money in Wheeling, and the
people are not close listed. Perhaps the
skilled operator had heard this; perhaps
she only inferred it from the solid business
OF the city; at any rate she hit it.
Reviewing her methods in the full light
OF rich but melancholy experience, it
would not be easy to say in what particu-
lar she could have improved them. She
was well, but not too much, dressed.
She bore herself modestly before the pub
lie, but with the calm assurance Of a bust
ness woman who knew her business. She
made bills without asking for credit
as though her honesty were to be taken as
a matter OF course. 1ishe happened to be
asked for reference she showed Just enough
indignation. Though abe missed 1t in
some places that does not detract from
the general success Of her very brilliant
exploit.
In the transactions in which she was
seller, that ia to say with her pupils So
called, she displayed even more self-con'
t.ined audacity. She seems to have shown
really nothing Of her skill in execution, or
in imparting the artistic knowledge she
was supposed to lossess. Ladies who call
ed 10 inquire stayed to be charmed with
her manner and stormed with her graceful
tact. They took her promises at hum
bred cents on the dollar, requiring no en-
dorsement. She allowed them beautiful
work-which, probably, was not her work
and said that they should soon be able
to equal it. In return she asked only that
they should pay in advance, and they paid
These ladies know no more about mo
sale art" than they did before, but they
have better understanding OF the great
possibilities OF artistic swindling, and
they know how easily it is done.
There are teachers in Wheeling compe-
tent togive instruction in drawing and
painting, worthy, honest women, who
But their studios are not crowded with
willnotrun away between day and a night,
ladies struggling for chance to pay twelve
dollars in advance. Any one OF them
would do well to make a thousand dollars
year. A travelling fraud can get out Of
town with that much in month. The
story Of Madame Worthington is big
with amoral, and it lies On the surface.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

America is this year the parent Of 200,
100000 pickles.
Tennessee papers are appealing to the
Legislature 10 enact dog tax law and
fence law at its next session.
Queen Victoria was highly indignant al
the publication Of an unimportant lettei
from the late Prince Albert 10 q German
friend in Munich journal.
reward Of $500 and the Queens par.
don have been offered for the return Of
TSay Treyors diamonds, which were
stoIsn few months ago from Brynkinalt
and which are valued at ESQ, 600.
Without any apparent particularly press.
ING necessity for the remark at the present
time, the Charleston Is. o. Netcs expresses
The opipion that the South had everything
on its side in the war except the bat
t!lions.-
A washington preacher, who Is suing
tor divorce from hiswife on the ground OF
iIi.tTeatment, says that she knocked him
down with chair, pounded him with a
SiCsorw cane, and hit him with heavy
water pitcher. ,,,
A respectable colored man in Windsor,
Ontario. has raised commohon among
he eorally respectable white people Of
NAT town by insisting upon sending his
child to the white school instead Of the
eolored school. The dispute has been re-
fsrred to the Canadian Minister Of Educa-
tian. and the father meanwhile threatens
iecai action against the School Trustees to
compel them to admitthe child.
In defending himself against the sculllons
~ SaiSmation. as he calls them, who had
criticised his liberal exercise Of the pardon.
inS noWer. Ex-Governor Blackburn, Of
Ksntncky. said that when he entered office
bs found Inc State penitentiary miSer-
aha hole Of filth, a ct place for disease,
pestilence and death, There were, he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

The following statistics SO to the number
Of men employed in various branches Of
activity are published by the Minister OF
Commerce In France: Three hundred and
iorty.two coal mines, employing 1906 l6
hands; 1895 turf outing works, employing
27,977 hands; 355 iron mines, employing
S,4GS hands; 90 other metallurgical mines,
employing 4,422 hands; and $50 iron
works, employing $1,000 hands; There
are 412 establishments employed in the
the manufacture OF china and pottery, en-
ployipg II ,70S hands; 1872 Of glass and crys-
tai, employing 2S,42l hands; $50 OF paper
and cards, employing 32,653 hands. There
are l57 candle works. employing 3,6oS
hands; 3S9soap factories, employing 3,60s
hands; 5l9 sugar factories, employing 63,-
$40 hands; and 5,024textile works, employ
ing 1858, 1888 hands.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
DIED

ALBRIGHT-on Tuesday morning. September
Il, 1883, at o'clock HARRY c., only child Of Henry
A. and Carrie 8. Albright, aged years, months
aud p days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents, No
1911 Jacob street, this "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited. Inter
ment OF Peninsula Cemetery.
at clock, !. alssos SooD' in he 10Th YER d
his age. ~ t.
Funeral from his late residence, corner Of Eoa
and fifteenth streets, on Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. .t,s.t .H s
BBoHANAN-on Monday, September 10, 1888, Al
"a. NJ, MARY BUCHANAN.
Funeral from the residence Of her brother, Sam
Buchanan, On Middle Wheeling Creek, Wednesda,
morning At 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the family ar
invited to attend. Interment at Stone Church
Cemetery,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In him BY ade'
cree OF the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, mAde o.
the 9Th day Of July, 1888, IN d suit ~ chGnteiI
therein pending, wherein CHARLES i. 0dtnbauga
and wife arc plainlifsand Julia Ann Cdehbaugn
and Others arc defendants, the undersigned sptaL
Commissioner, will. on
SATURDAY, sEFTEMBsR Is, 1855, tn.
commencing Rt 10 O'Clock A. w., sell a. puphI
auction, at the front door Of the Court liolE o.
Ohio County, the following described rea! esnN
that d 10 say: Lot numbered ioEly'iouf ~ n.u'
ate on the north side Of Virginia stree betNeea
South Penn and Front Streets oil Wheeling !SlAnq
In The City Of Wheeling, West Virginia, win ~
and SECULAR the Improvements thereon;
TRIMS OF SALE-Une-lhirdO Of the purchase money
and a. much mere As The purchaser may vs.! y ~
pay, cash, Oh the day oil sale and the FmAinaet u
two equal instAllmcnts al nlne and gl8h iI;ta
months from day OF sale, respectively, WIN insr
est from that day, the purchaser giving ~ hOies
for the deferred IpstAlllnentS, and the tte y =,
retained until thepurchaSe money sh9H wy DesH
paid In full. o...,,, \ So =; T isSIons,
J, @. HERVEY, AuctIoueer.
hereby cefti that bond has been gwen " s .N
above cause by the Special Commissioner - '
q August II, isss, JAMES R, CowDES.
Clerk pro temporc oil the Municipal Co1r r,a o.
wheeling.
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said. over 800 miserable human beings i'm
INJURED two and two in cells 8 feet 8 inches
wide, feet 8 inches high, and Gfeet s
inches long.
A man In Minneapolis has pet pig
which follows him about like dog. AT
one time pigs were made pets Of by Spanish
ladies, and very, very long ago dogs and
pigs roamed the streets OF towns in Eng
land and Scotland, and were petted alike.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
w o.! o Z E sLl. I, \; &KN9LlsH l..

MRS. y. STKVkNa HART, Prlhcciin.,
Begins October !, closes June i. PriyatS S,at.
received after September /. ''AS puplA
Natural development and culture nj tha v,,..
iot ihe purposes 81 Conversation, Reading p,IVIS
AIaies and Slnging., Correct use al ~ oSHsnnSs
Of Articulation aud RespIAtion toCeihST VIII ~
Philosophical laws BY which ihose orSEs, ,,o n Ias
served aud deyelpped. a@1s AEe Pre-
lazy AID natural Expression Of Seu,Iruent ,,v
means OF speech Gesture, Including ChSns.sr, ':
ton, DramAlic Beading and Recitation.
Prevention Of ChrOniO Affection al ihe the.
I9lnE: avg 1geauTe organ, and the strtnVthenIn1
q Affected GREENS by indICiouS Vocal and fhSsIrSf
Bill, endorsed BY prominent phySlclauI laval
Distinct Articulation taught % siHmTcre,, .r,
otnei spnsnnE from painful Vocal Defects the NJ.
suit o. habit that mSy be entirely overcome ~
pernteni Shott on The part OF the student dircCte
by lndlelouS aud experienced teacher, When.
ever abnormal COO titlOnS Of the Vocal Or ans -,
pTtScnt, the advice Of phytIciSn Il nSI.JrILSS
prior 70 me Vocal Exercises viTen by the teacher
limited number Of, pupils viii BE- taken in tho
| studies. Send Tor circular Va . ss
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

A Montreal journal says that Democratic
organs take low views oil politics.
The Republicans are beginning to dis.
play considerable anxiety over Iowa.
A son OF the late Speaker Kerr is TWEEN.
ty.six years old, but is rising politician.
Mr.. Hendricks is sixty-two years old and
has put on his political nightcap in order
TO retire.
Philadelphia colored voters have ergan.
lied, and will attend.Fred.. Douglass Louis
Vile Convention.
Wanted-A Presidential candidate who
will not ransack the country for advice that
he does not intend to take.
Senator Pendleton's enemies in Ohio put
spies upon his law office 80 as to obtain the
List Of his political friends.
Judge John @. Robinson, Of Indiana,
has been on the bench since he was thirty
wears old and he is now forty-two. He Is
big, handsome man, and next to Senator
Voorhees, the most popular orator in his
State.
Georgia whites are winning the negro
vote. The Savannah Echo says that in six
months nearly two hundred colored PEG
pie have been murdered, shot, whipped or
driven away by the Ku.Klux Vigilance
committees Of interior Georgia.
General Ben Buffers worst offence was
| In stating in an article he wrote for a paper
| he controlled in New Orleans while in com
mand that "the dark eyes Of the ladies OIL
New Orleans and their clear olive com.
plexions sufficiently indicated their African
descent"
The prohibitionists Of Tennessee seem to
he in earnest In their declaration that they
will NOT support the candidates OF party
that IN not committed to the temperance
canse. They declare Themselves to be o
"pafty," and not merely convention"
although they will nominate candidates
only IN certain contested counties.
Congressional committees serve good
nnrnose. The published proceedings
show not only that there Is great deal OF
soIid nolitical wisdom among working.
men. but also that in reading the signs Of
The times and in their methods Of study
inc economical problems they are far
snSnerior 10 the average Senator or Repre-
sentative who Is on an investigating COM
mittee.
No doubt can exist that Senator John A.
Logan Is gaining in political strength IN
| illinois. He mot only retains ms popu-
larity, especially among the soldier e!e-
ment In The rural part Of the State, but he Is
regarded with rapidly increasing favor BY
he wealthy, aristocratic and conservative
soeiaj circles Of Chicago. The only OBJ
stacIe 10 his future advancement Is Score:
ta ,S Lincoln, between whom and himself
there Il strong friendship. II Is probable,
however, that they can divide the easy
honorR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12
preyentiye OF naIariaI Diseases.

Opinion OF Eminent DR.. d. B. Walton, Of
Annapolis, Md.-"Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic
Is par excellence, superior 70 cod-liver oil! OF
paired constitutions, and extremely bene.
icial as preventive OF malarial diseases
(.raks no other.) OF druggists. MwEaw
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LAW DEPARTMENT
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN.

Course OF study, two years Of IS weeks each,
Separate class for Inst aud second year Eudeait.
Students who have read elsewhere may DO admit
ted 10 the senior class on examination Of aB yeGta
course, and graduate IN one year. Fall term be'
gins SEPTEMBER ., 1883. For further pAlllcu'
lars address J. Il. CARPENTER, Dean o. Faculty
Madison, Wis An6NenE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

IT is compliment to man to elect him
to high office; but while he Is being elect.
ed he must hear 80 much that is not com.
plimentary that his vanity must suffer from
fhe shock
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

"It has been 0 years since 1 was cured of
its" says Mr.. W.. Ford, of Writ, Jefferson
Co., Ind. "Sdmaritdn Nervhe did It" And
It always will, reader. 81 50, by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

Dr.. HARTMAN & Co.-Please send me lot
great deal Of your Pe1Ra and hanaltN. They
are yery highly spoken Of In this part OF the
country. r. Il. BnSsman, P. NJ, Westtord,
: = D.a, sr;-1 have taken half a dozen bottles
~ your Pegttna and find II Is doing me great
good. Yours truly, james Wyatt stenoen'
Vile. Ohio. pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-12

thsre IL no Yeast in the world like the White
Tabie. All groceIs and bakers keep 1t. NW&f
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Business College

Two Courses Commercial course and common
English branches. Special arrangements Tor thot.
yidual instruction Can enter at any tina Ladies'
admitted. Call at College Office OF send loi arru.
JIM. FRAEHER d CO.,
auip-ygky Wheeling w. Va