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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25
TXECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE

F,X1E IKE }. e; SALE OF VALUABLE
ny virtue Of the authority vested in ms BY the
Will Of Thomas Il. Wins late Of the city Of Wheel.
II: TaE aae paE 81 fssstAKY
1881. beginning at 20 o'clock 4. T., cell at public
auction a! the hen: door Ct the Cous. House O.
Ohio county; In the City Of wheeling, the follow:
slid city czued Centre Mheeline: s
Tho middle thtrd-?2 feet front more or leRs-
Of lot l6G. oil the west side OF ChRplno street. With
Tho two-s.oTy BRICK dwelling house thereon.
2-Ln. 81 gu the southeast corner OF Main street
aud Alley IS, with four two story brick houses
ironiins On Main ltreei. And other inproyer enis
thereon.
8-1he north So feet inches Of lot 81 on the
two two-sory brick houses ftontinv on Main street.
and four lwos;ory brick h'uscs fronting OIL ALLEY
49, This part OF lot 81 lies north aud adjoins that
devised to homas T. Am!ck.
$50 much Of lot 10 Is lies south Of the property
devised TO J. u. AmiCk and north OF that owned
BY ". ?. Bachmau. and having Il ont Of about l6k
feet on Main street, with two stoly brick house
fronting on Main street aud ,woAtory frame
dwelling house on the roar Of said part OF lot 81.
5-Aleo tract Of land known rs the "McCulch.
en- aSm. containing 60 acres III 5l00 poles 4itu
ate on the National load IN Ohio county, about
twelve miles east Of the city Of Whceliug together
with the buildings thereon. and being the same
farm on which Charies CrGmbscker now rcxtde1
All The aeoye property Is we'll improved sud pro-
uuctlEe; anu Ii bucn as IL dt6lrRble Tor investment
Il fs all now under ieasc. and possession Will be
given % the putchasera on April l, 1854 Sales will
DC made Of this property in such parcels MS Will be
most beneficial to the e6.atc. =
TERMS Os sALE,-OIe third, and asn,lch more
Of The purchase money as the purchaser may elect
10 pay, Cash; and the residue Ia two equal pay.
tlents In and Is nolthA with interest from day
OF sale for the credit u AILMENTS notes with good
personal security to be given BY tho purchaser or
purchasers, AND the title 10 be retained untl pay.
ment In full N. VI, AMIVK.
Executor Of Thomas Il. Wins, decd.
]. G. HEhvAY, Auct.oneer. ia23.wAs
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The Ghost OF u Railroad Train.

Concord Aonuor.
A singular freak OF train at Montpelier
one night this week Is reported. The train
leaves that station at 3:l5 A. n and stands
on the track for two hours or 60 before
that time, with nc employees on It. A
wa.chman calls tho engineer at 3 o'clock,
and was Just returning IRON that Grand, on
the night in question, when to his surprise
he SAW the train draw slowly out OF the
station. Help WIS at once summoned, and
pursuit WAS begun with teams The run
away was found standing just on a curve
come five miles from Montpelier. Why the
train started is a mystery. When found
there was thirty pounds Of steam on, and
the lever were only one knot ahead Of the
Centre" The only person on board was
a passenger, a man who Eat reading in one
Of the passenger cars. He has no in,iu,a.
ton that anything was wrong until the
train came to standstill, when he FASTENED
forward to the cab and found it deserted.
He then sought the nearest farmhouse for
lantern, and was Just returning when the
pursuers came up. No person is known
to have been near the train save the pas
senger, and he Is known to have had moth.
INK to do with the runaway. ..u,
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FASHION NOTES,

Jerseys OF white and cream color are
fashionable for evening wear. ,gy stT
One Of tho newest shades Of blue Is
known as Soldat blue, which has light
greenish blue tint,
Some OF the new vests intended 10 i'm.
prove Jerseys are made OF tan'colored kid,
or they may DO Of white cloth, with rows
OF gilt braid over them.
The last innovations OF dinner parties
are floral napkin rings. They are exceed.
ingly pretty. Three pieces Of ordinary
wire arc made into email circles an inch
and q half In diameter and fastened 10.
Gether. The roeebuds, or whatever flower
Ia to DO used, are then artistic4lly mounted
on this foundation.
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The new rncilc Hniiruad hi.

Mr.. Edmunds bill 10 Becnre to the Gov
eminent the Indebtedness Of the subsidized
Pacific RAILROADS Ia most important neas.
urs. The total indebtedness Of these roads
10 the United States WIS, on the Both Of
June last, $l02,276.3l2. Under tho pro-
visions OF the Thurman act the Govern.
ment deducts twenty-five percent Of the
net earnings Of the roads and applies 1t on
the payment OF tho debt. Tho bonds DO.
gin to mature i'll 1897, and by this method
Of payment It 10 estimated that the balance
OF indebtedness 10 the Government at that
time will be about ST.. 900, 900, alter credit.
ing them with all the sums In tho sinking
fund, and all transportation accounts.
But this is not all. The Governments
claim is not frs. lien. By au act Of Con.
gtess passed in 1864 the roads were author
lied to issue first mortgage bonds equal in
amount to tho Government bonds Issued
in their behalf, and the claim Of the United
States thus became second lien. In case
Of failure on the part Of the companies TO
pay the current interest, or iopay the prin.
cipal Il. maturity, tho Government would
DO compelled to become purchaser at any
aale on foreclosure or allow the property 10
pass unincumbered into the hands OF for
eiyn purchasers. BY this the Government
would lose at leas! $50 100000.
First Comptroller Lawrence, who has no
love Tor these railroad companies, has held
that tho Government. can only withhold
twenty-five percent Of their earnings over
the subsidized portions Of their lines, and
this leayea the Government liable to
pay large sums to the companies no!with-
standing their Indebtedness.
Tho bill Of MIR. Eimunds provides that
the earnings Of the roads Tor Government
transportation over all lines owned, leased
or operated by them shall be withheld by
the Government and applied to the pay.
mcnt Of the subsidy bonds Us they mature.
This would not only cave the Government
The payment OF large sumo every year for
transportation, but 1t would create fund
sufficient to pay the subsidy bonds at ma.
turity. Tho passage Of the bill will remove
all the complications as to the method Of
ascersainins and enforcing the payment Of
the Governments share Of net profits un-
der tho Thurman act, and will render the
payment Of the debt certain.
The bill will doubtless be amended in
many particulars, and probably good deal
Of the lila will be taken out OF it; but the
Government is now at the mercy Of the
roads, and tho pazs,gs Of some such bill is
matter OF vital importance.
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Dying-yet living. Dr.. Miller, Of 100 South
Tenth street, Philadelphia, Pa, says: " am
personally acquainted with middle.aged
lady In Philadelphia, who had been given up
to die BY a consultation OF mary PHYSICIANS
sho was confined to her bed for months, and
was momentarily expected to die. In this
condition she took Manaiin aud, to the sur
prise and disappointment Of all, sho recover.
cd her health perfectly. Her case is reported
In DR.. Hartmans Book on the Ellis OF Lite"
SIT page. AK your druggist for one, or nd
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Literary Hash.

A useful Philadelphia almanac says: IA
solution Of permanganate Of potash Is said
10 DO q simple remedy for chilblaina. !"
"a flinity in hearts Is the nearest kindred"
"For white bean soup or other dried vegeta-
bic, soak the beans we'll all night in cold
water" "Alms are the golden key that
opens the gate OF heaven" ut is best to
soak salt Goldfish over the fire." Discreet
wives have sometimes neither eyes nor
ears" 1.-THE secret Of good hash Is to make
the gravy first" HE Ia unworthy to live
who lives only for himself" '"Choose
rump beef for corning"
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at least moderate supply Of animal food ?
All chicken rasers know the great
losses always suffered In the growth Of
them, and may 1t not DO owing 10 u large
extent to the Withholding entirely OF this
strengthening food, which Is Of 30 much
benefit to the ma.ured bird 2 We, there
fore, suggest TO our farmers to change their
method OF feeding their young chickens by
giving them a due proportion Of animal
food, chopped up in very small pieces, and
thus find out, each one for himself, whether
Il Is not very decided benea.in raising to
maturity III additional number Of the
chicks into strong, healthy fowls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-25

MANY who long suffered from indeacribable
feelings OF distress, lams back, aching joints.
sores, swelllngs, weakness Of the urinary and
digestive organs, unnatural feelings Of weari.
ness. headache, nervousness dependency,
sleepleSness. disturbing dreams, partial in.
sanity, etc., after dootesing liver, kidneys,
nerves aud brain, with the various quack
nostrums oil the day, and beingnearly fright
oned to death BY their alarming advertise
Yellow dock and sarsaparilla, and were
agreeably surprised to greatly find them.
sslvea restored 10 perfect health. No other
remedy equals Il. paw
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offices. Twelve 10 fifteen dollaH Ia largo
average resul. Of weeks work.
The set Of taphires owned by the wife Of
Mr.. Macksy, Of bonanza" fame, Is valued
At $4,000, and comprises tbs diadem,
bracelets, ring, earrings and necklaces, with
long pendant. The contents Of her Jew.
elry chest are valued at Sl,OO0,00O. ~ )
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Tho ServluR Lady.

Boston Transcript.
NO." said Fogg, in reply to the person
on the doorstep, 1.-THE lady OF tho house is
not in. 1t ia her evening out. But my
vile ia in; perhaps she might do as we'll"
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:, A PROCESSION Of seminary misses was
three hours in passing a given point last
Saturday, but the bonne,s in the window
were very fine, and well worthy their atten-
ticn, ~ =
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HALE's Honey OF Horehound and Tar over.
powers the most troublesome cough.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ore
minute. .I.7I.| - Ia
GiESE's enlphHr Enan cursa skin flfsaasas
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains ar.tvc and depart Is follows-cty time.

Trims arrtyc and depart Is follows-City time,
Baltimore d Ohlo-MA1N LIsR-DEpARr-
~ . n S:S5 4 N, ?:85 , m, Sos p m, 7:05 m.
y: o. Diy.-SsSa N, 9:l5 n N, Sos p m, lilo nm.
W.. q ?. Div.-DErAar-ror Pittsburgh, 60 4 n.
s:8 and 5:45 > N: for Elm Grove 1850 p m. AR.
R!vh-Mein Line-l2:la N. 1890 m, S16 D h,
s:lo m, 4lo p M @, o. Dlv.-6;l0 p m, $500 m.
S8 m. ": aP. Div.-ARRIvE-From Pittsburgh,
~ ~. and $50 p M. from Washington. n s:o3
4A8pm. 800 =. : - N'o' ~
F., Q. q ST. L.-DEARr-o:27 N, 9;oQ am,
a:Z N, ~ m. ARRIvl-S:s7 m, i1:l2 N,
Cleveland, L.ornin d WheeIiur.-Drp,rr
Bridgeport and St. Clai,syille Accommodation. -
m and G2i m: Cleveland, 1900 noon; Massilon.
b:02 pm. ~ - - - - 49, ~
n. l:al m, El6 p N: steubenvlllo Acoommods.
ton 9:2s m, Wellsville Accom- uodatjou Sfs
m. ,AARIvE-l2lS m. 6:03 p IN, s:iS D m: steu.
bcnyille ACCOMMODATION SIS p N, Wellsyiile A.
commodauon 64Snm. - = - 49, ~
B.. z. d 9. RnilwAy-LEAyn Bellatrc IN,
Woodsteld and 6uunerhe.d at 600 a m. and a.i1
2. NJ AnRIvE at Bellaire at 9I5a N. and b:S p m.
WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R,R.
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Most Remnrknb Cnse

The span Of life ia from nurse to ar
taaraa - | -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

+ ,OsT OR STOLEN-BREAsT PIN
~ and EAI Rlug, old style. with csrbuuc'e ssts
ward viii 10 paid aud 10 questions tpositiveiyj
mked, II returned TO @. o. sMITlI. Real Miate
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROWS R.R

q; On an. and acs Thursday, December 49, 1883, cans
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-12
The Ladies' Problem.

LRdiss who are uot beautiful IA
turaliy desire to become so. and
those who pos sess the charm are
equally DESTROYS to prolong its stay.
The question is, as to the means
"GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP" solves
the problem nationally. It diffuses
over the complexion q transparency
and smoothness of porcelain which
the fairest of her sex might desire,
and its effects are more permanent
than those of any of the deleterious
cosmetics in use. It gives to the
face natural life like tinge, remov-
ing every blemish, and it has the
great merit of being a purely veget-
able preparation. Beware of coun
terfeits. See that Q. 4. CRITTEN
TON, Proprietor, is printed on each
packet, without which none is gen.
uine. Sold by druggists at % cents;
three cakes, so cents. Attention Is
also invited to ''HILL's INsTAN
TANEoUs HAIR DYE" which, as re-
CARDS durability and brilliancy of
color, has certainly no equal on this
eide Of the Atlantic.
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Excursion to England.

We understand, from the projec-
tors themselves, that, about the end
OF AugCs', an excursion will leave
this city for England. Ireland. Scot
land, Antwerp, Rotterdam, aud other
notable European capitals. The
tickets will be good for six months,
and will be Issued at the extremely
low rates OF $155 to $175, return .
We are confident that a large COM
pany will take advantage of this rare
treat. Bills and advertisements will
appear soon giving the fullest par
ticulars.
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DR.. Frazier s Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bltters are not a
drama shop beverage, but are strictly
medicinal In every senee. They aci
strongly upon the Liver and Kid
neYs, keep the bowels open and
regular, make the weak strong, heal
the lungs, build up the nerves, and
cleanse che blood ana system OF
every 1mpurity. Sold by druggists.
SLIGO. 2
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Ra1.us. Jr.. Sold for $4,000.


On Thursday the contract was
closed between the owner OF The
celebrated black trotting horse,
Rarus. jr, Mr.. A. J. Stewart. and
Messrs. T. G. Armstrong and c. w
Darlington, for .be sale OF that
horEe for $4,000 cash down. Hsd
the horse been at liberty last Sa.ur-
day he would have been sold for
$4,000, Mr.. Stewart having been
offered that amount for him. This
horse, which is bnt 5 years cd, was
born and raised at CROSSWORD
Farm, near Pavson, Utah County,
and is striking illustration OF what
kind OF "blood" can be turned out in
Utah with discreet and attentive
training. Mr.. Stewart was ffered
lOJ head Of the choicest stock in
Utah for a half interest in Ra US,
j., but declined the offer.
arrangements are being made for
a two days meeting The last of Aug
ust OF show of fine stock at Grease
WOO Farm, the birthplace Of RarU 8.
Specisl rates have been given by the
railroad companies, and with tue
facf that Salt Lake. Ogden, and men
of othsr prominent places have
promised 10 place their stock on tx>
hibition, q goJd time may be ex>
pected
MIR. A J. stew art exp, cts to leave
for Illinois and Kentucky soon to
purchase q fine selection of trood
mares. He will remain in The city
till Monday.
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Bank Eailure.

Cleveland, o., 11.-Everett IS
Weddell, priva,e bankers,. in busi-
ne's togt Tier thirty years, assigned
this morning fer lack of ready CASH
to meet pressing demsndsj- .I1iab-
ilTties, $1,000 COO; assets several times
greater, but not i'm medi4tely avail
able The announcement rosted OF
the bank door tta'es: sail credit
ors will be paid in iusl with the in
terest as soon as we can convert our
assets into money!
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wrnE AWAKE pRpeGlsrs

VI. =. NJ. l. Drug -;sie re 81
4 "liva TO their bu-l esq, lad
ire no pains to secure the e Of
-ry al ticle in their line They
We secured the sgency for the
-lshrated DR.. Kings New Discove'
for Consumption. The only
certain cure known for ConsUmp-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthua, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
ny affection of the Throat and
,..ues, Sold on q positive gusran.
Trial Bottle FREQ. Regular
- Sl.00. 8
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c,tv versus the subuEhs.

~. ~ Creek came into town Jester ter.
NIL inning gri with o7lOrs aying' met
d'y p ln or the grss.y arena ana
u ta' tbo evening "fOl5ed Their s a.ais
70 IN ,Se Arabs ana as silently sfo.e
sway The city Toys without Saif even y;
iag0ff oTTInaIity o. the last hSL ora o. a
nin ttsg 5u one almost from the btgln-
mig ..o.ol Bf5 greeted the play ers.
Of sP'Oina great meas ure no
9 98,,5f. to II the pabiic's lack Of ,, ao.
DOUBT aia n with the Mutual nine;
q12 3 ,bs Gaivertisements stated that
had ll IS club (aDd one too
an QUIZ b had formerly defeated tbs
Th,c lnn;csl vas &c meet the re-
0,g,HI3pPblg Blues, there would haYe
s Sol9Il much greater interest taken
u u lbs game The following par
ll II lIS viii give an accurate idea
aG TIC merits and dement's q lne
cODtesi
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The Sadler Case.

The question Of e. writ OF habeas
corpus In the case of +. j oadlef,
charged With selling liquor TO Indi-
ans at Uinlah Agency, was argued
yesterday morning before Judge
Tsiss, ard The following order is
sued:
In the m tier Of the appli alton
of +. ]. Sadler for g writ of Hsbeae
corpus against E.A. Ireland, United
States marshal for Utah Territory.
Before the Hon. S. P. Twiss, As
20 late Just ce Supreme Curt Of
Utah Territory.
The above entitled matter saving
been argued by E. d. Hoge On be-
hslf Of The petitioner and by w. II.
Dickson, United States Attorney ,on
b halt o. the government, ard cub
United upon the petition, writ and
return hereto, and it appea ing to
me, the sad Justice, THAI there is
probable Cause to believe that the
offe lse Of selling epirituous liquors
to Indians under the charge Of an
Indian agent was committed in
Ulntah County in said lerritory, On
the oath day of June, 1884, and that
the petitioner is gully thereof, and
Il fur htr appearing that en- CT
about the 26th day of June, 1884, q
compialtt OF sffidavit was lad De-
fore United States Commissioner
Pardin Dodds, charging said petit
toner with said Offense; and there
after aud on the day lsst afore aid,
witnesses were worn and examined
before said commist iener N the ma.
ter OF said charge, and at the con
cluslon thereof said Commissioners
made an order therein, that said
petitioner be he'd 10 answer said
charge, and that he be admitted TO
bail in the sum of 81 500, and that
in default Thereon the Iretenc ed
warrant of commitment annexed to
the petition herein was issued by
aald commissioner, and it further
appearing 20 me tina said commit
ment is defective and void, but that
the said e. A. Ireland, if allowed
a reasonable time therefor, can pro-
cure and produce properly certified
copies OF said complaint, and of the
dispositions taken on said examines
tlons from which it Is claimed by the
government it will appear said Of
tense was committed at the time
and place aforesaid, and that there
is sufficient cause to believe the
petition er guilty thereof.
Now, therefore, It is ordered tbst
said E. A. Ireland be given until
and including the 21st instant, 10
procure and produce eaid certified
copy, and that In the meantime said
petitioner be remanded to the GUS
tudy II said u. g. Marshal, and that
he be admitted to bail in tie sum of
$3.50
And il is further ordered that e
A. Ireland, U. 8. Mar hal, bring the
said Ssdler before some one OF the
justices of the Supreme Court of
hia Territory, on the 21st day OF
uiy, 1884, al 10 o'clock in the fore>
noon OF that day. at the court room
of The Third judicial District Court
at Salt Lake City, and that he also
produce at said time and place said
certified copies Of papers, evidence
ard examination aforesaid, for the
examination by The said Justice Of
Supreme Court, spd for such ordei
OF commitment ur discharge ss to
the said Justice the evidence a.i-
dueed by said certified copies 81 all
warrant.
STEPHEN P. TWIss,
July II, 1884. Judge.
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Cholera.

karsellle 1.-Nine'een deaths
last evening and twelve betwesn
O'Clock and noon tc-day.
Toulon, 11-Three deaths last
evening
Paris, HIT is reported there is
cholera at Ariteu, a suburb of
PaIis. 1t is said the case is Asiatic
Paris, 11.-rhesmunicipai council
has decided not to post pore the ma
tional fete on July fourteenth.
London, 1.-THE steamer Garth
agena with two cases of cholera
from Malseilles for Cardiff was
sighted off Iunfy Island.
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Young Men!-Read This.
TEE VoLrAIo RE1n a. nf NJ

TIE VoLTAIe BELT Co., of Mar
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new York, ll.-Stocks stronger, IN.
t SeE nee nee buying sdvsnged u to 4; Cen.
Mail IL. -''0A AsiAou a Eaolhc
Stocks weak; declined y 70 ~. .s.o.
vspco4 %, 81 feeling, many shares ad-
T 49, 20 70 lhe highest point of The dsy.
v5s 80 ,ea'l'e was buying small lots for il.
'S''menI' Market closed strong.
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tNFANTILE and Birth Humoys. Milk
] Crust, Scaled Head, Ecz mas, and
every form OF Itching, scaly, Pimply,
Scrofulous and Inherited Diseases of the
Blood, Skin and Scalp, with Loss Of
Hair, from Infancy to Age. cured by
the CUTICURA REaoLvANT, the new
Blood Purifier. internally, and CUII.
cURA and CUTIcURA Soap, the great
Skin Cures, externally. 4. solutely
pure and safe, and mag be used frops
the moment of birth.
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Morning Railroad stocRs.
haR Ynrk IL
Chicago Markets

NV '1 49, i : Wheat higher; sos
sabsr. -Eas'' oSh to sS1S Stp-
larusal. HEglIEheri 5I26 July, SIX asked
OaIs- E' re as6 zee Septembe IL Oct.
az Ssnl S-riSoei; 297z July. 26J5 August,
"eisss-lIO.