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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-08
VICINITY.
General al anIngs In NIL Parts OF the
Local Aews Field.

General al nnipgs In NIL Parts OF the
Local Aews Field.
A bicycle club has has been organized.st
Little Washington with eleven MEMBER.
The compositofs in the steuhenville Her.
aid Cfice, who were receiving 20 cents per
thousand ems, struck yesterday morning for
an advance OF Ave cents, which was granted,
The sale OF the new steubeny.lle market
house stalls took place last evening and Gre
ated more than . passing Interest. The
leases date from the first OF this month
until April l, 1884.
The Char eston Council has 'granted per-
mission to Two gentlemen to put up poles In
that city on which to run wires to be used
~IuliRhtiug the city aud private ani public
buildings with the Edison incandescent cleo.
trio light.
Elder Adams, pastor Of the Disciples
church OF Steubenville, has offered his resiE-
nation, TO take effect October 1. Much to the
regret OF his friends he b q decided to go TO
India as q missionary, having Concluded alter
long reflection, that he has been called to that
work.
A movement 10 on foot at steubenyille to
get up a base ball nine that will lay out any.
thing in that section oil. country, and 1t will
doubtless prove q success until some oiher
club wipes the ground with them, as the
Standards did with St~eubenville's pet nine
last year. Then the baseball boom will be
knocked higher than kite. The affair is
being engineered by William Trainer and
Welday Walker, a brother Of the famous
colored catcher Of the Toledo club.
Mr.. g. L. Bloyd, OF Glen Raston, reports a
boom at that point. Mr. Bloyd says he has
purchased so far this season about 10000
pounds OF wool at an average of SO Cents.
m ii, W. .. Grimes q nov store house, Dr. G.
w, Hickey a new barn and stable, and other
improvements are 10 contemplation. Tbs
corn, potatses, oats and hay crops this year
will be toe largest ever raised. Wheat will
yield about a tEo-thirds crop, but will be
Of superior quality. More buildings are
going up in Marshall and Wetzel counties
than for twenty y.ars.
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The gougs in the engine houses were strik'
ing nearly all day yesterday. The wires were
out OF order and the Ohiet was trying. to
locate the difficulty. About s o'clock last
evening, box 10. in North. Wheeling, was
pulled Ia order 10 ascertain u 1t was AL right:
Several OF the companies did not understand
that It was to be pulled, and came out The
Eighth ward company went as far North as
Twenty.iourth street, running over and kill
ing a large dog while on the way. The uni.
ted company went 10 Ninth street. The Hope
hose company read the signal wrong and
went south over the creek. The appearance
Of the companies on the street caused con
siderable excitement. f..
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CITY nATrE
Brief Notes ON ourreat Events of Minor

HF1eI hoIoa On NufEeAt 1NN1t7 Va AAAAs
Interest.
TEE forge departments OF the iron mills
are starting up.
naces Monday.
Tar Atlantic engine, which has been IN
the shops for repairs, 10 again in seryice.
SNAKES, especiallc copperheads, are said 70
be unusually plenty In the rural districts Of
this vicinity this summer.
Mr.. W. p. CHAPMAN, OF the Ohio River
Railroad, Is in the city arranging Tor a sup
ply OF timber 10 be used as piles on the new
TIE remains OF Mrs. George Muir, who
wandered 10 the. river Saturday night and
was drowned, were buried yesterday at MI,
Zion cemetery.
A INV box car ran of the track in the
Hempflsld yard yesterday, and made aoonta
cord Of kindllpg wood out OF ties. No other
damage was done.
Apour halfot the spacs in the main build
ing on the State Fair Grounds has been as
signed to exhibitions. The remainder will be
disposed Of to-day.
. CnoQuEr Is the great game in SouthWheel-
ing at present. The iron workers who are
spending their time In town manage 70 ret
ulAntV NJ anort nHtnf II
po",' A. .
Woik y 1siii ptogteSstng IN r sne GIags
IVY yu' Abont ia fes. remains Ia be resmed
before the work Of casing is commenced.
TEE Board OF Regents Of the State Normal
Scno9is, " ,ner Ieeen1 nstdns ~ ~
sulphur eprl,ngs' eleoteu rIol. t9m.iIson, "
NORM Oafolna, an eauCGsoI VI mtu ~ ESHs
AUD high StanutnR, Ffia''Pai u TUG f"i
mont Nofma's cnool'
u work OF relaying me SlhzsnS' ra,l~ay
traek " Ine soutn enu WI IA nas s ~ niL".1'
compieteu yesIetu'yi anu sne NJ Mos'n y h ~
ipe tiack MnS ~ ynIe essun IL, ~ Fos.r'
teimihus WI ssaln 10 niosea "io.o,r y;ih
ty'louItn itree'' ~ ID !" ""
iefly'
Lou SMITH vi arrested at Vaas,s,, opposite
the postUttice, Monday might, FOR disorderiy
conduct, instead Of at Balzers, as slated yes
terdSy. Mr.. Balzer says u y q eoid aay When
be calls In an tHcef 10 aispose u tsnss from
~ enaracter. nls p iTGg s,,how ~
suoh Troublesome in~u'Niuua's'
REv. MR FI1zPNTRioK, pastor OF me zane
street NJ. f church, has invented Q pat
ented q most ingenious little household I'M
plement for lifung hot pans, Kettles OF
dishes OF any kind. It's destined 70 meet q
long felt want, save many burned nngers
and preserve the temper OF many good mouse
wives. thought TO be popular OF once
ME.sas. JOIN BRADSHAW, Chief OF Construc.
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TICKETS OF admission to the grounds OF the
Mouhdsvllls Camp Meeting Association, are
on sale, and can be had at the following
named places. Wheeling. DR.. 7. II Logan's
drug store; John Babies Union Ticket Office,
MoLurs House; James Reeds drug store,
aud DR.. McCoys's drag store. South Wheel
ing. Renwood. a. 1. Policy, Postofice.
Moundsvllle, George Edwards store, DR..
Morris drug store. and MichaellDunn's store.
Rosby Rock, Dunn EyaL's store. Glen Easton,
", ". WoodfutFs 4tore. Cameron, William
Hicks store, and Of J. A. Lancaster, in the
CamD Grounds,
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Excursion TO Ieyeiand aud Basket Pie.
mic on the Lake.

The O., L. & W. R. R. will run an excur,
sion train to Cleveland aud return, August
q, leaving Bridgeport at GAM. Arriving
al CLEVELAND att i. ". Fare for round trip
only 81. Children under y years, $l,25.
This includes the thirty mile ride on Lake
Erie on the splendid 8 Gamer City OF Detroit.
RotuTning leave o eYelaud at $50 y. II. Tick:
els good going only on excursion train Aus
gust o. but good to return on regular trains
August 10 and IL. There will be q palace
car. also a hotel and reireshment car on the
train to accommodate all who may desire 70
avail themselves Of them. For further par.
ticulars see posters o renqulreot @. NJ. Fisher,
Agent, Bridgeport.
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The Lucky Man-RaIeIgh Again Gets q
Mig Prize.

In the Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot.
terry, June 10th, ont.tenth OF the grand prize
$4,000 was won by Q Raleigh man, MI. Gus
tave Rosenthal, who deserves every smile
fortune may give. He sent through The ex-
pres, and received the drafts or New York
Tor the $l6. 600. The trats action was q prompt
one. MIR r has long been Tecogni Eed as one
OF the btIghtest OF our business men. He
was horn In Germany and came 70 this State
in is 0. In the spring Of 1891 he came 10
Raleigh: has twice been q member OF the
board Of aldermen, being chairman OF the
mort important committee. He has for years
been Secretary OF the Falls OF NeuSe Mann.
featuring Company,-Ralegh IN. Cl Netss
aud 0ssrsr, IIe2 3. Jaw
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! o. pieces n Brown Figured Foulard ohintz.
Is pie es Indigo Blue Prints, new styles.
1000 Window Bli-ds, made up at 26c.
Good Carpet at lSc.
Good "A oil Cloths ut 25c.
Choice Patterns Wall Papers at 10,
Good Dark Fancy Galicoes ct &c, and oil
other goods cheap for cash. Nos: 20l9 and
202l Main atrest. JOHN RoEMER.
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WAySE,nuRuu CoLIEoE, by well arranged
courses OF study, the be I textbooks, compe.
tent proiessor6 and rational methods Of In
strruliOn, affords fst:class. facilities. Fall
term begins September 10th. ESypeHtea very
moderate. Every young IaSy ana SsS! .san1s
and for the new catalogue, Address PRoP.
a. B. MMLRR, LII D., ~SynCsburg, Pa. nav
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Az stages are quickly abandoned with the
completion OF railroads, SO the huge, drastic,
calhartic pills, composed Of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with the
Introduction OF Dr. Pierce's pleasant Pnrga.
tive Pellets" which are sugar.coated, and
little larger than mustard eeeds, but COM
posed Il highly concentrated vegetable ex'
trdcts. BY druggists. wtkw
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s,seet Gni-sasc perl ID,
LLAs


Honey-white clover, now 2sa95cIu and 2.pound
frames per pound; New York, In irregular packages
lSa2OC. BuOkwhedt lbRl6c; strained lUal2c
BlHr-Extra choice Ohio. l0dllC; medium case
Eggt-5thctly fresh. 16al6c.
P~nSapa-l0dl6e per lb.: apple butter, Sake per
pound: Jelly &c per pound.
FFIiLSdHd R~egntab6s-rotatooS new Southerii,SJ ST.
Bermuda onioaS 81 OOll2S. Tomatoes, bush b xes,
O. GOAL as: cucumbets, per bnShcl, co cabbage
per barrel 81 bOLl 70; cGbbsge, new southern, pet
crate, s!56a2 IS. Beans, per box, SlbOa! 20, Pine
apples, fancy, per hundred, l6a2Oc; good. lOal6c,
Geugia water melOus l6al C. Apples, new, pcl
barrel, 60 25a4 ", BlEekberri 5, per quart, l0allc,
Huckieoerries, per bucket, 81 DIAL q. Peaches, pei
box, 81 O6aI %. Pears, trb,x, 81 76a?G "a.
Nats-Penuts 7a9c Tor choice white; walnuts
T5casl: hickory nuts Slal60 per buShel.
Foreign Fruks-Lemons g 0Ja3 so; oranges, s6G0a
100 per box; bananas 81 G0a6 50.
RGgS-Cottou, white, per Id 2Ec; cotton. mixed
2a2Hc; wooden kahc.
RedLaHs-Live geese, p2rlb, 6Ga60c. mixed 46a6Oc,
WttSky-Si 10 per proof gallon.
Wo0l-33a34c are the ruling figures.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August s, 1:ooA. NJ,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather In the southern and local rains In
the northern portion; winds mostly south;
easterly, lower barometer and no decided
change in temperature.
For the lower Ii kes, generally fair followed
by partly cloudy weather and local rains,
variable winds, falliLg barometer and nearly
stationary temperature.
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Hogs are scarce and there Is not much demand
for them! The receipts o. Gait Q have been iair aud
s4les Satisf .ctory,
iCd1e-Weighing 1900 lbs, atcqueted at4Hc;
weighing from 500 to 900 lbs, best quality. i%aiAci
milch cows, S5Oa5Ui bulls, Sa5kc; calves, az 10 size
aud quality, SGal0 per head.
Llabs-fXa61fG per ID.
Shocp-JARiC per ID.
HOgs-61{aS14u for bestgrGdeS.
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MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for several days. Lay 1t in . solution Of Rex
Magnus over night and you can keep 1t for
weeks. You can also keep milk a week or
more by stirring In q little Of the Snow
Flakep brand, DkW
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R-rrrIrasrso local agents wanted In this
town Tor an article that Ia sure 70 sell, live
druggists and grocerS preferred. AqdTess
Humiston Food PreserYatiYe Co., ~ hiloy
street. Boston ptN
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GenIIemep,

II you want a bargain In q low cut shoe,
latest style, come a~ndinspeet my stock before
purchasing. I%guarantee brices and styles
10 suit. 7lL i L. v. BLOND.
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um ~gmtdli9emer.
ONCE a5 and ~ Four,eeNtn street,


For sale-A Young Cow n Call.
Wanted-A Blacksmith.
Cuticura Remedies-Fousth page.
Refrigeratots-Nesoitt II Bro.
Dr.. John L. nmith-rhlrd page.
q. Mendel & Co.-Mamnloth Furniture,
CARPET and Curtain Emporium.
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wheellne whoIe.nIo NfNrael.
mnr.,,nn. TnstakY. AnrSsl I.

1STEIIlRzHu1R OHTlcBI
WHEELING. TuesdhY. August q
Generally speaking. buslneni Il quiet, except III
green suafi The usual Summst Seslyity Is 70 20
noted in this line and good prices rile' There IS
ai improvent in tho demand iof butter. several
are made In tho EraIn department: ,wheAt
d StfonK At 81 Us. Flour FcmRitis qul ~ tng
n%r0VlSion dep aFtmeit hauIs arc marked up aug
LARD q quoted 4 lIt.e OF The grocery lraoe Is
quiet aud dull. 40 Changeso Of any inp0ttanee aIe
mad y cent IT. seeds. The prtcef given DeIoW AES
wholesale, sibIocttO iiuctu4tionG
GrGhR-HheSt 81 06 per buiheL StAtc 91 S a. ~
sc western oats on the track 4aibG. hye ~,
aud nous offering. state corn eSASSc on Ihs
Eoir-Faney patents, spring, and winter s. zee
"a IS: St Louis Wlntcr) 20 Sla5 70; taiicy ihe ~
white amber and winter % ~; cholSs Im 1hhtS
(chOlce red winter IS 5O0B % Xxx family lmedigM
WinIer) s. b0hh Is: Xxx bakers MlnnesotAl s12oa
O So Xxx nakefS' (WlscJnSlul s. 7hab y. CON nlca
S6aS0c III paper. 0AtmeAl-mediim Dtano1s.S
I 50 per Dbl: fancy 81 76GS 90 Rye lour q 6OAl 20.
MR Feed-WLlte middlings $3.50 coatse
do so 00; seconds SIS co. bran Sl6 "; chopped Ieed
HGvy and S~rGtp-Prime timothy haled at So %.
oat stnaWS7 0O.
PROVISIONS.
8 O Hams, 8 70 L. ID average, ....-......-.,-. T.
I" i2to 10 ID average. ...........-..,.., !SA
+" " 16 to IL Id ayerage.............. w
Breakfast Bacon ...........'......''''.''' LA
GieSr uA
Mes PORK (barrel 200 ibl .......... ...... .....- sl659al7 81
Driei BueL. 49,. ,......... IS
pnSe Ieai iSFd. Tiercss. aSO I6s....,,,,,., II
Barrels, 80 lbS............. II
~ Is Half Barrels, $50 lba..,.,,... TX
Refined Lard, tIerces, 9E
bolOsI. n sausage l2ht
Ci,ense. Rlch and sac
lard on, Extra western nined,,,...,.,.. T6aE0
Carbon bl.,.,., j.. .. :. -. :. .,,........- SHR10k
| White MIners' oil, Winter Strained ,,..,,,, o.
opocvs,rg
e,n, c,ne-FO,cS P%c n"r in I'M. choIce do
,nLIe. III * M nIEcs ~ Rto o.. ooIInSrT.
~! Il, . anao,e " 'ISO' bVVN AHO' W. ~
osi Snr.sSJ Ta6eS-r, nsra. moi, III ,eaI. Iovveryr,dcs
,1tEsISSHC. " hriSe pp5ttTSSic.. J =! ktntS ~
&C. ~ ~ .ngard corE sctjernr 4 nsr II $40
w;1"gsmr 4 sLHcS p-Sirn 4 W.! rteHnod yeIIStS
1nitInlEgns.o q, IIaatod ny. a. u 49, @soJ SIIc. c,yS,eJ'
aaH d =, sii aaf ~ SIAe' PV"NSa'A' '/s'
W. 49,, vNst tyy,c,Se mamie an. chotco u,var Syr,,n
NJ s~y IT, = vu ~ mspte; sSc' UuV'os suSAf A''"P
fgss,,p ~ sHEns ss!ssaP w.
Inno7 SSI4Sn. ssSsssSI rn,o,co 60. s,r,c,Iv nrImo
Ssc n,i,nS $1,000 No ~ '"S' F
IsasI;Ioaag hys s PEI ~; ES BY ~. gYn IIPSS ",
10y 4Ss. sci ,sHb as sSSssCO'' '"PA"' EoA''' 01U 50
,.Ta nG morSd I'll iaL y, Teisnt' 4ec' sseat'ne' PCT set
81, nout =, ~. S,s"tT,,tate ID, , ga, x,u,J.,5 Nil,
p aS! itstsc nsS VII %tpe; s aIS, M f isais su psr Ssi' oi a;
uta nnnItr P'a SAL SS"u " " ~ e"'' /"
W fnan' !,.r,,Ioa ,oy, 40 IN. r,.1I,,n a1ns. TJrs
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NRW YoKK, August 7.-ColtOn WcAk, futur.
easy, August lO,i3c; September l0ljC, OriSbe,
,G0ieI Fehtusry iGidc; March iO..Gc; ApdiI .sTcs.
May i0,iSc, Flour steady; receipts ISyOG0 barrels:
exports I 900 barrels; Wheat, cash lots Ha1lc
aud options Nalc hlGher and strong, receipts 81.
0OC bushels; exports 2lI,v0o bushels; No. 2 snnpg
AteAmer 40. red {l9llE Ne. cred 81 ilkal l2SC;
steamer Me- Eed Y lSAl lex; png'aded white Slac
1924: No 2 red August iales $4,000 huShels at
y ldS9i TX ciosing q y l5Sl sspteln9er SaI's
October, sales 1850 900 buAhels at u IS1%al Ivy,
cl0.ing at IVY November, sales 4i0,0U
bushels at q 2l3i 2lss, closing at 81 ak;
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No sLEEr, o u temper, miserable general.
". Hunts Insect Powder would have pre-
vented all this. Kills Bed Bugs as well a.
Reaches, Ants and such pests generally. Price
IS cd, at all druggists.
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..rnE COOKIES

Recommendations from First Glass
Cooks.
Martin Thornton, of the CapitafR restaurant,
who has had onein use for u month or more.
SAYS: ut Is q perpect success, and very use
full arrangement for any family.n'
Joseph Balzer, OF the Delmonico Restau.
rant, who has one in consttnt use, ssy,: ut
has so far answered satisfactorily every use TO
which / have putt, aud / indit muehsup
rior to any utensil ! have knowledge Of"
Sold BY Geo. W. Johnson's Sons, 1910 Main
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RAIlRoAp BoSDs-some ahat lrmer.
ST. .rE sEcuRIrlEs

s~ToCKs-There was an active selling movementI In
the stGck market In The forenoon. which III times
was almost paniGky III III eLdeavor 10 get lid OF
STOCKS. lhs moving cause to all Of this was muiulI
approximations Of the consequence oil thu telegraph.
eis' strike. After 1880 The market was less active,
and though tSeTe was fur, her decline Of n 10 u
O'Clock thele was an upward reaG ton after $50 II
Y TO ~ p I cent the latt,r Wabash preferred ana
PaciAc Mall. In the lASs hour there was n
pretty generally reyul;son OF sentiments In
in prices ranging from haSH percento OF the genera
Isl WITH Solne exceptions III advances OIL screen
on Burlington & Quincy, 2 PEI ceut OH the Btnkera'
q Me- chants Telegraph and 5 PSF cent on c, q. q
ii, III the final deallpgs tue market was Etroug
and with the exception Of one or two AtOcks all
cluSug prices were hiShsr than tnoie Of last eveL.
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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, ne observed at schnepfs drug
rtore, Opera House corner, yesterday.
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GLxSS's SULPHUR SOAR purifes the skin.
HilIs Hair aud WhIskGr Dye, so cts. Pixies
Toothaohe Drops cure In one minute.
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NV Yosk, August 7.--Tonsy ia good supply
at2 per cent, clOsingAt . percent. Prime mercantile
papcr 4%a6 per cont Sterling Exchange bankels'
Bills steady at 81 S3H; demand g S7A.
GovERSMINT-Lower for 4isand Ks.
o, $, 6, extended ,.lUJ is. Pa S. G. ilrsts...ll4H
u, s. Az, ouponS.llEAIU r, bonds, tl;StS...ll2S
u, 4. Is, Coupous....lI 10 10. 7. Land Grants, l0,h
Pacific Is OF Oj.....l2S H.. 4. sinking fund. lis
Central Pacific INST. Ill NITex. Pac. land gr'ts- 7M
EIie Sec0nds."..... 9SHlIO Rio GRAd diy.... 6SN
Lehigh Il Wilkes. ...-lphl
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in walking shoes and slippers a.
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INDICATIONS.

IA. n, 1eM. SF. NJ. ?. NJ. IA. n. u y. 81, N. 7E;:l
20 81 IS IS 81 81 70
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/! & son.

DUBLIC SALE OF THE JAMES
i %accOLLOCH HOME FARM,
Tho unde1igned, ~ agents Of The heirS 10 whom
lhSV valuable farm was devised by the Will ofJRin9S
MCColloch, deceased. will offer Tho same at public
HuctlO on tho promises, on "WEDNESDAY, The 18Th
day Of August, 1883, beginning al 10 O'Clock 4. H.,
sharp, IT. T. situated on hort Creek, Ohio county,
= est Vipiuia, OH the u q 4 P Turnpike fold. ~
mites from the City Of Wheeling.
,eelll 6 for oLhef parties, we wilr4ps n doed o,
MI those In whom the iL.Ettttu d vssted. and NJ ~ ye
the right 70 otsf and sell the pi eecitFerasa whole
Of In parcels, a may Q. for the hest IntefySt Of
rinht 10 refuse any and oil bids
Terms Of sale-OBGthltd, OF o. much more "A
th' purchaser may e oct 70 pay in cash, and the
Terms a. todeIeEIed lS4 ailments made known on
r,.. ABAAM MccoLLOCH,
For Helm,
July ~, 1851 us SsIW
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT-MY RESIDENCE M
dc,oh in7 Ghapiips ,t'eeL Possession EiSeS NJ;
octooef. NM. JOHN kklD. ". s"sh Ihiot
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E'oK RENT.
,o osssFA' desirable DWELLING from II. to .,,,,
sot Ian, from one 70 three yesn, SaGo ~.
W. sSSo on unineunbetei city properly "'He'
&n7 Aventand RrNIer i'd TDENk
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dor Bale

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, dtp
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W. Va,
Smiles from B. d D. r. L. station, is miles
from Wheeling, on q good road, all In grss,
and In 4 high state OF cultivation; one.hal'
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
satered. To be sold In one tract or In pn.
GELS. For further particulars call on or I'd.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Marshall Co., ". Va.
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A desirable property on the river side Of N,s
street, tho favOritO p'rt Of the city for private InI
dences, having splendid View Of the surrounding
miles along the river.
Also two story Brick Dwelling, full lot, on Front
EtIcet, south, Immediately on liver bank,
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Penn street, on high ground with IN uml dIAinIEt,
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Jews and Gossip In Reference TO Various
NJ T,.w;a woodmnnsee returned from the
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-31

So long as the people elect men to
congress and to the legislatures who
can be bribed, just so long will corrup-
ton. and grinding monopolies rule the
country. The railroad methods of con
trolling political action we're exposed in
1873, through the agency of n railroad
quarrel, resulting in the appointment
by the legislature of committee to in
vestigate the management of the Erie
railroad. The following is from the
report Of the committee-testim of
Mr.. Gay Gould
Il do not know how much paid to-
ward friendly men. We had four
states to look after, and we had to suit
our politics to circumstances. In a
Democratihd wasa Democrat;
in Republican district was Repub-
lican, and in doubtful district ] was
doubtful but in every district and at
all times 1 have always been an Erie
man,
The state Of things unearthed by this
investigation was officially described in
the report OF the legislative committee
as follows:
1T is further in evidence thus it has
been the custom of the Erie railway,
from year to year in the past, to spend
large sums to control elections and to
influence legislation. In the year 1868
more than one million (S1,000,00W was
disbursed from the treasury for extra
and legal services For interesting
items see Mr.. Watson's testimony,
page 1856 and 1877.
Mr.. Gould, when last on the stand,
and examined in relation to various
vouchers shown him, admitted the pay
ment during the three years prior to
1872, of large sums to Barber, Tweed
and others, and to influence legislation
or elections; these amounts were
charged in India rubber accounts"
St. Landry democrat. (Opelousas, La.) 1878-1894, 1883-03-31
An Honest Confession.
New York Tribune, July %. 1882, |

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Every corporation, whether railroad
insurance company OF bank, large
enough to be the object of attack by
legislative strikers, and anxious either
to protect or increase it's possessions
and interests, must, Of course keep a
close watch on the legislature Of its
State, and, will in the nature OF things,
do what it can to influence the compo-
sition OF committees as we'll as their sub
sequent action, and will endeayor in all
ways to advance its own interests.
Which being the case, the people
should never elect to the Legislature
anyone who needs watching. Corpor-
atoms will not take the trouble to
watch a legislator who cannot be
bribed.