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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-01
BUDGET

The perpetual motion problem has cost
S%50,000,000, and isn't solved yet.
Within ten years the Union will proba-
bly, number forty.eight instead OF thirty
eight States. i {
There arc more people in the City Of
Cleveland who arc without employment
than ever before.
The commissioners Of the French Ex-
position to he held in 1889 have already
had Il preliminary meeting. itSSs
The latest fashion among Partisan crimi-
nails is to earrote cabmcn late ut night for
the sake Of their days receipts.
American oysters are being shippedto
Germany alive forthe purpose Of being &C
climated in tho waters Of the Baltic.
Tho Congo Conference sits in Bis,narck's
dining.rooin, but it must not be inferred
from that that it is the Chancellor's "kitch-
EN- cabinet"
The car.worksat Pullman, ILL.,, recently
built 100 cars in one day. If one figures
a little he will see that that means d car
complete every six minutes.
Fort Suffer, the landmark to which
"F%orty:niners'' used as IN objective point
in crossing the mountains to California, is
rapidly going to decay.
Mr.. Angelo Beck has modelled a bust Of
Cardinal Manning, having had five sittinss
from his eminence. A copy OF the bust
has been placed in the Italian church in
Hatton garden.
There was a case in the bankruptcy
court in London, a few days ago, in which
q bankers clerk, with n salary OF sl00;a
year, had III up a bill Of G5l for flowers
for his button-hole.
Up to date, nine authors OF the express
sion Of "paint the town red" have up
peared, aud when the search is prosecuted
further. MS it will be. several more will
probably be discovered.
The mugwumps Of tho South run a
Wing Republican electoral ticket in
Georgia, but it received 10 votes outside
OF Burke county. Who their Presidential
candidate was is not known.
Tho whole OF Siberia, with 4,O0O,0 900 Of
population, has only two newspapers and
n bi-monthly Of a geographical society.
The CITY Of HarkotT, with l2G, 900 inhab-
itants and a university, has only two:
dailies and two monthlies.
Tho latest phrase is, amusing condi-
ton OF ambiguity" It applies equally
well to the stupid gentleman caller OF d
Sunday evening, or to n who finds him;
self outside the door Mt 3 o'clock in the
morning and his night key IN his, other
breeches pocket.
There isno disposition manifestedamone
the Republican papers Of. New York State
to accommodate the Democrats by eiecting
Mr.. Conkling TO the Senate, but there is a
spirit shown to conduct the canvass for
the place in a friendly manner, and use it
rs a means toward healing all Republican
'discords. f$,S: irRE
A clergyman to an Evansville newspaper
reporter: ".You newspaper men must
have queer views on things. You arc'al-
ways looking on and never taking part: l
suppose, now, your idea Of the judgment
is that you willhave n table oil Mt one end
and report tho proceedings for tho morn
ing paper"
If You have catarrh, use tho surest rem
edy-Dr. Sacc's. l5tn4N4 .
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Assinnrc's Salr.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF VALUAg1F

A sSIGNEE's SALE OF VALUAg1F
By virtue Of the authority voted In hy,,
deed OF Assignment made BY Samuel r "m oy 1
and Annie L. Litten, his wife, 10 ChS,,e..I p'eu, Y,
dated September II, 1854, and recorded n X Il smlth,
81 tho CLERK OF the County. Court OF 6iio ~ Vuiee
West Virginia, In Deed Book No. "a NJ ~ county,
undersigned Will proceed to sell al pnbfit1s y, tha
" The highest and best bidder al thse i yuS sIIcNon,
the Court House OF Ohio county, In ,hs SEnos 9!
wheeling. W.fup on iyli ~s .'V Of
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY or pHesyprp ..
commencing At 10 o'clockl ", the fo,io.t,'' ah'
aerlbed real estate. that Is 10 say: a rest"In" Inns 10.
parcel OF ground situate In tho CITY ~ iEIeSe "
county, Of t,hio, and State OF Wrsi Vi. TnseHng,
scribed aud bounded al follows, toNit.' rrsnIa. de-
fccti2S ftl Of the west ends OF LOIS MINI "vn!y'hVD
(6n. hlty'nlne 1907 and fity.elyht MI ~ NAty
faldwella Addition TO thu City uf WhIeCIt, Joseph
III the Sixth ward Of said city; besInNinm"s md
northwest corner Of lot numbered siatv ~ thQ
running In q koutherly direction with ia w. y aud
Of lots numbered sixty 1907, h~ttynibSS T ! !lhe
dfty'ciSht tatt, otte huhdnd it0D feet II a'H $ad
thence al right angles with sid fine In an smts:
direction twenty five l2sl icc,: theme. in W . ea!S'ly
" direction one huadrd (iOj isvi' Sa ~ : h9rLes
Tweuty-slxth street; thence In A w,.t,,,, " ~ 10
with the line Of said street 10 The h, vint33 direction
TERMS or sALE-ouG,hlri Of ,hS H..
money and rs much nlore W The p,,rSh tIurhNc
elect TO ray. cash III hand on DAY Of mia. ~ may
residue .thcr, Of III two equal instslmenn,." 'u he
and twelve months from dayo o; sllr. Tia n, ~ SIX
70 Rive bis notes for the deferred iistniIn@rM,,.s aSSr
to secure ths same BY a deed Of ,rus, %tuI 1os at
CHARLES h. SMITH. A,,t,,,.
W. u. Ea, Auctioncer. nsI%s::
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Public liusinsss on business Principles.
In his annual report the Postmaster

III ulS uHIuhl IcPois the ons'ai"apei
General makes an earnest plea for n per.
mancnt tenure for railway postal clerks.
Perhaps 1t would DO better to ray that he
strongly urges that tho efficiency OF an
important branch Of the postal service
shall not be impaired because another
party is about to take control OF the Gov
eminent.
There Is no part Of the public service in
which, without %compulsion OF law, but in
obedience to tho necessity Of the case, q
practical Civil Service reform has taken
deeper root than in tho railway postal Ser.
vice. The Postmaster.G General calls atten.
ton to the significant and creditable fact
that in twelve years there has not been a
removal except for cause, and always a
good cause.
The clerks in this service arc on proba.
ton for six months before they are reRu.
larly appointed. They hold by merit and
are promoted for merit until they reach
the fifth class, or highest grade. The clerks
Of this class arc really travelling post.
masters OF high order, having charge Of u
car Which is in fact n moving postotlice in
which business must be done with great
rapidity and accuracy. They arc assisted
by lower grade clerks, for whom they are
responsible.
The work requires intelligence, mem
DRY, quickness OF execution, and cndur-
ancc to stand the fatigue. The pay is not
large, and only permanency OF employ
ment can make tho positions desirable.
BY the survival OF the t%ttest, a constant
wedding out OF inferior material, Il force OF
good me has been secured, and its great
value is seen in the precision Of the work.
For every one Of these places there will
be a hundred applicants-perlmps more.
What will President Cleveland do about
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| Y CHAT.

AS long as the Democracy was out Of
power in the Nation, Col. Dan johnson,
ofTylcr county, was content to run for the
State Senate, or clerk OF the Senate, or tho
Legislature, or even stand for the nomina.
ton for Congress. Now, however, by the
operation OF the greatest scratch" OIL
record his Tyler county blood becomes
aurilcrously wealthy and he extends the
range Of his vision. lie has read with JET.
fersonian disgust "of the doings Of that
man Dudley" present Commissioner Of
Pensions, and yearns to purify that office,
"a Republican friend" has suggested to
him that no would be IN Incompatible
Commissioner, and a reference to the
Blue Book has satisfied the Colonel tina,
such is tho ease. Six thousand dollars
year would SO n long ways annually in
Tyler county, and four years Mt that rate
would nabobize the fortunate possessor.
1t is hardly likely, however, that the coin
Of the realm will circulate thus recklcssly
among the h%oop-polo and stave connois'
u who sine the Colonel in his posi-
prandial smoke. Cleveland cannot afford
to have q rival in u%nadultcrated Jefferson.
ian Democracy during his ilrst term..
Col. W. n. Chancellor md Joseph
Neale, Esq, OF Parkersburg, came up on
the Ohio River, road, Saturday. Both Of
them say that tho extension OF tho new
road to Point Pleasant is an assured fact.
The running Of tho line has been progress.
ing with general rapidity. Tho matter Of
u right Of way is causing some little
trouble. Not any more, however, than is
incident to such enterprises. ut will cost
fifty or sixty thousand dollars said Col.
Chancellor, land we think that Wheeling
should do much toward helping US out in
this mutter. Wheeling has been the
great beneficiary OF the coming OF the road
now in operation. Tho Ohio River road
carries a greater number Of passengers
into that city than any road running into
it. The opening up OF that great stretch
OF wealthy country intervening between
Parkersburg and Point Pleasant cannot
fail to inurc to her benefit. Owing to low
stages Of water on tho upper Ohio the pro.
ducts Of this stretch 50 down the river.
Wheeling has as good a market and offers
shippers rs good advantages as points
above and below. 1t is nearer than Gin
cinnati and Pittsburgh, and any effort
made to get this trade by Wheeling would
be, I think, successful. Wheeling should
contribute ut least twenty thousand dollars
toward pertecting this enterprise"
The decision Of the Supreme Court Sat-
praay in the Fayettc county election case
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WHEN a remedy has proven itself to be a
cure for consumption and perfect lung re-
storer, it should he kept In every well reg
ulated home. We refer 10 DR.. Wistat's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry, q single dose Of
which will cure an ordinary cough or cold.
A few bottles will cure consumption. 1t
Is very pleasant to take. DIV
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MO CURE, NO ~PAY.-WHlTE-.
IN HURST.s Cedar Bnls,m Is warranted 10 cure
coughs, colds. Group, throat md lung d!seases. etc.
Six drops u dose. Try 1t. III not satisfied return
the empty bottle and get your money back, Sold
BY Chm. Il. Goetzc. III Sixteenth. street. and all
druggists, Price sc, gy,y,, noes MWY z
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"Competition is the life OF business"
That's played out. Read: Competition
is the business OF life"
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Taking one condition with another
Wheeling is probably as dull now in q
general busincss way as she has been in
many years. It is true there have been
times when tho mills were all out Of blast
and hundreds Of employees had not the
means to adequately provide for their
families subsistence, but for real depres-
sion there has been nothing worse than
the present. "Moncy is scarce" said u
large wholesaler a day or two ago. eve
are doing pretty we'll in our line but we
cannot get any money from our customs
ers. Country merchants arc grumbling
very deeply about the great scarcity Of
money and say that they can't pay us
when they can't collect any" Oneof the
singular characteristics Of the present
holidays is the fact that never were
Wheeling shop windows filled with such
attractive goods and never has a dollar
bought moro than now. Prices seem to
have touched bed rock. q
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aud indIscrcdons OF youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, los OF manhood: DC. will send y re-
cipe that WIN cure you, FREE oS CHARGE This
South America. Send sclf.Rddrcssed envelope 10
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y iyll.xwTAw sSt-} a. EL1elE WHY
GFITs.-Au Fits stopped free by Dr.. KlinG's Great
Nerve Rcstorer. No Fits after frst days use. Mar
Vicious cures. Trcatlsc and Seo TRIAL bottle free 70
Pa. Cancer Institute, 93l Arch St, Phila.. rA.aGo
tn H. G, s5gt t24t15j1 6r'sE7 i-. A'ss ,in2. :;
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Special 4nttres.

If You have catarrh, use tho surest rem
edy-Dr. Sapc'S, ny N5snA NttLt N
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peru Advertisements.

VJIANTED-TWO sTOGIE-MAKERa.
w Enquire ,ol HENRY sEAMoir liN Water
styeet. Hal Afan97s%1ats5AlF- de1
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THANKSGIVING FARE !

Go to Headquarters for your Table Supplies,
Ralsins, Vineyard Clusters, Musca,cls. ,,ultanlas
tseedlcss), ValenciH. Zante Currnuts, Ieghorn CT.
ron, Lemon Peel, Olives, Mushrnoms. French Peas,
California Fruits. Cultivated rranhcrries, ecotch
Jams, EvapoFated Peaches, Plum Pudding, Goshen
md Pine Apple Cheese. &C., &c. I! f7ff
ns-R'member, the chlld,en's Home hanksgiv.
Ing Sacks filled at cost
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TOR REST-A GOOD HoUsE5OF|
IL ak rooms on Fourteenth street. Possession
january 4. Apply TO- ". wv. c0wDEA.l2 a
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TOUNGEON FRIDAY EVENING
L last In East wheeling. 4 Gold BRACELET, which
the owner can have by prv'lny property knquifu
at Int ~lliyencer ufhcc. del
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.OOMs FURNIsHEDSoR3 UNFUR-
II SisHED, With boarding or otherwise, ii No.
" Fourteenth street; central for ali ipartllof the
>ifv. HHF#IUHs~ EfsaH-s HfNfgyp4F IFg d5lHgEEAdn -
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was a matter OF no surprise to any Jar
minded person. That contest was initias'
cd and carried out ostensibly IN the inter
est Of a "chaste" bollot boz, but ID reality,
to help out a gang OF gamblers VINO haa
invested their money on i've thousand
majority In this state Goyernor.clect
Wilson, when he cane here TO argue the
case, boosted that be would throw out me
contested precinct and assured al. that
they would win their money. 1t was the
very quintessetce Of gall Tor Mr. wilson
to take up and champion. such 9 cause
alter tho history OF New YORK IN tho re-
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A Clergyman to an Evansville newspaper
reporter: "You newspaper men must
have queer views OH things. You arc al
ways looking on and never taking part: II
suppose, now, your idea Of the judgment
is that you willhave n table oil Mt one. end
and report the proceedings for tho morn
ing piper"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07
NOTICE.

Land Office at K3raOin Kansas.
C6467l January 10, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim and that said proof, will be
made before the Register or Receiver at
Kirwin, Kansas, on March Sd, 1884,
viz:
EDWARD JACOBY,
He No. 9045 tor the ne or section IS,
town s, range l6 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz.
Joseph Davis and J.R. Lape of Pleas
antgreen, Kans as: and John GOrache
and Earl Ritsche of Germantown, Kan
sas. JOHN BISSELL,
Register.
c. j. Lamb, atty. j19f21
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arise to explain that the reason L
bought car load of Glidden Barb Wire
and car load of Marshalltown wire was
because knew you fellows wanted it,
and wanted it cheap too. 1 have it here
and propose to sell it little cheaper
than other dealers possibly can because
I bought it so that can afford to. This
is DO idle talk but business. 1t will also
pay you Kansas men, and Nebraska
men either, to come to my lumber yard
and Hardware store for your building
material. l have the goods on hand and
will sell them at prices which will justify
you in coming long distances to pur-
chase. Write for prices, or call at Lum-
Der Yard and Hardware headquarters
Republican City, Neb.
L. K. MORRIS
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NOTICE.
Land Ofiee at Kirwin. kansas.

Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.
Il January, %, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settlers have fled notice of
their intention to make 6nal proof in
support of their claims, and that said
proofs will be made before the Register
or Receiver at KirWin, Kansas, on Mar.
g, 1884, VIZ:
EDER APPLEBEE,
HE no. 1866 for the hf Sc or sec
ton z. town south, of range Is west.
He names the following witnesses to
ploye his continuous residence upon.
an l cultivation of, said land, viz:
N. SutleY and N. Winklebeck, of
Marvin, Kansas, and E. F.'Hughes and
Ira Ray If Phillipsburg, Kansas;
also:
IRA RAY,
HE No. 914S, for the hf Sc or sec
ton and W hf ne or section 8, town
range IL W.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
NJ. Sutley, and N. Winklebeck of
Marvin, Kansas, and e. F. Hughes,
AID Elder Applebee, of Phillipsburg,
Kansas.
JOHN BISSELL,
j24 f28 Register.
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the County of Phillips, in the State of
Kansas.
I The Scottish American)
Mortgage Co., Limited,
Plaintiff,
Russell B. StiIwell, Olive w. 0'1'
A. Stilwell, Frank L. IN
derWood and William A.
Clark, Defendants,
Russell B. Stilwell and Olive A. Still
we'll will take notice that the said Scot
fish American Mortgage Co.., limited.
plaintiff, did, on the 29th day of Sept.
1888, file its petition in said District,
Court, within and for the County of
Phillips, in he state of Kansas, against
the said Russell b. Stilwell and Olive
A, Stilwell defendants, and that the said
defendants must answer said petition,
filed as aforesaid, on or before the 10Th
day of March, 1884, or said petition will
be taken as true, and a Judgment rem
dered in said action against said defen-
dants for the sum of four hundred dol
lars with interest thereon at the rate of
II per cent. per annVm from 18th day
of November, 1881: and for The further
sum of $27.23, with interest thereon at
the rate of - per cent per annum. from
the 1st day of November, 1882; and for
costs of suit: and a further Judgment
against the said defendants for the fore
cl0srre of certain mortgage upon the
following described real estate to-wit:
The south half of the south least quar-
ter of section IL, and the west half of
the northeast quarter of section IA, all
in township five south of range sixteen
west 9th pm, lying and situated in the
County of Phillips in the State of Kan
sas, and adjudging that said plaintiff
have the first lien on said premises, to
the amount for which Judgment will be
taken as aforesaid, and ordering said
premises to be sold without appraise-
ment, and the proceeds to be applied to
ths payment of the amount due plain
taft and costs of suit, and forever barring
and foreclosing said defendants and each
of them, of and from all right title es-
tate, interest, property and equity of re-
demption, in or to said premises or any
part thereof.
J. D. S. Cook.
j31 Attorney for Plaintiff.
ATTEST: G. A, Spaulding,
Clerk.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


First publication January oath, 1884.
In the District Court of the State of
Kansas. in and for Phillips County,
William L. Gay
and Henry Gay,
PLAINTIFFS,
VS..
Martha Owings -
L. w. Roach "
Defendants. 81
Defendant will take notice that on the
23d day of january, 1884 the said plain.
tiffs, William L.. Gilbert and Henry Gay
of the firm Gilbert and Gay, filed their
petition in the District Conrt above
named, against said defendant, and
that the said Martha Owings must an
swer said petition on or before the 14th
day of March, 1884 or said petition will
be taken as true and judgment rendered
In sal action against said defendant,
Martha Owings, for the sum of S458.
with interest at the rate of seven per
cent per annum from the Sd day of Sep
TENDER 1888, and for costs of this suit !;
and q further judgment will be rendered
against said defendant, Martha Owings,
for the foreclosure of q certain mortgage
upon the following described real estate
to-wit: The northeast Quarter of sec
ton eight (8), in township three (3),
of range seventeen CD situated in the
Comfy of Phillips in the State of Kan
sas; and ordering said premises to be
sold without appraisement and the pro-
ceeds applied to the payment of the
amount due plaintiffs, and costs OF suit !;
and forever barring and foreclosing said
defendant from all right, title, estate,
interest and equity OF redemption, in
and to said premises or any part thereof.
ATTEST:
G. A. SPAULDING,
Clerk Dist. Court.
MeElroy & Mckay
~ Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court within and for
the County of Phillips, in the State of
Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07

First publication January oath. 1884.
In the District Court of the State of
Kansas. in and for Phillips County,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-02-07

MeElroy & Mckay
~ Attorneys for Plaintiffs.