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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07
ANAIVAl W rA>INs-uakHllNe rrNn

tSteueenvins AccommodAuon-rh train
Outing the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and BellairO, stopping
when required AZ the Sherman House, kfna.
Vile, West W heeltng and Gravel Hil,
sMaSSillon Accommodation,
sSt ClairsVtlle accommodation,
lDalIy except saturday, p. NJ.
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STRONG FOR TILoEN.

HE Feeling shown I'm Ghe Kanawha
County Convention.
Special 10 the Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 5.-The
Democrats of Kanawba county met to-day
to select delegates to the State Convention,
which meets here on the 10Th mat, to send
delegates to the National Convention. A
decidedly strong feeling for Tilden was
shown, prominent politicians present ex
pressing themselves for Tilden and saying
the State delegation will stand strong for
him in the National Convention.
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.
TlluaNNIlR

PITTSBURGH, April 5.-Oil--'l1-e afternoon
sessior was fairly active but saker; open.
ut 93c declined to 92}3C, rallied and
'used al CSC.
TitusYiile.
TITUsvILLE, April 5-Petroleun-Opened
It 93Isc; highest 94IEc; loves $3.50; clost d
Il 93Lc. shipments, 81, 59i barrels; char
.eTs 81 2G2 barrels.
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DIssolutloa of Partnership.

s,,HE r.ErxERsHIP BEREToFoRE TX.
L lsiry p.,Nesn Vim. link and Alosn
,,f. soder ,b- flrm narn- Of VIM. link q
On. I, tn,-e..y dt--oI-.d 10y mutual consent
.it,ert INK r,ur,rs
an renop- snyzisz ln.mses7Ss indebted
Ills ln,. rT.r - earnestly s.ne5Ied 20 cau
"a ma. ..;,.ssissi WITH n q. Zlnk, VINO
.Dne u susnoTIB>ss To- s~'HS TIE sccounH Cd
IN. link roo
Tie bukjns~s al! - sSsT.eS On ~ tns caa
-, -. ,..-s.,soy. WI. LINZ.
-, ALEEKI AaK
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Aaslunaa's Sala.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will proceed to ssll NJ tho
late residence OF George W. Hess, Manchester,
either m q whole or In lots 10 suit purchas.
spd other personal property belonging To tho
said George W. He's. on Monday, April Z,
1884. Sale TO begin NJ 10 O'Clock q. M, and to
coniinre from time 10 time until all the pro.
perry Is sold. Terms cash.
.GEOkGE r. y. GILCHRIsT,
mr?7i Assignee of George w. HeSS.
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FaTmerS'Denartmani

The Whss!ing BroBr sK Gs rouujd
49, al the tune OF the iusuS uEatiu1 VI the
tate OF West NirRin MIA. ~ h par. qua pare !
{ the new state, closely Identified win IL \
uterprisss and contributing N smodest mea
ure 20 its advancement, the hEo!ST sB shAi o.
a TIE lust eIultatlon with which our Peep
gard It's bright career. The population .
e state has Increased IN creator ratio tnAi
,,Ssi III The old States nor SCHOOLS have mutt
led and I'm proved In efficiency, her govern
cent has been well and economically admin
tered her resources are boing developed witt
merry, and ner people growing In onliHnton
nruf md thrift. with the growth Of thI
tate the RE1rsTER has grown, with iU de
slnnmsnt the REgtSTER has developed, Wit
- prosperity the RrGIsrlE hss piospersp
nd 81 showing the estimation In which tns
al,rr - hpld by the citizens OF the stste 10
yi,G~E Interests II has stesdfastly batted, w.
Al, say with truth tnat no other paper In reac
Y "a many Went VirRinisns, nor does AMI
,iher penetrate every part Of the State ~
NaE
Inc REGIsTIR VIII continue - norctofoge
no advocate Of a broad aud liberal polcy IA
ne conduct OF pubic a1zTt, the exLsosioi
nd strength ening OF the free school sysfsH
re Improvement of the state and ms dsve
ymcnt Of It's resources, It's TIoprletJrs poin
D IL psst IA an eSrncst Of its future
Inc WEEELY kDGIsTKR - msZnincshs
szr 6i-column papeT-prics SIS oy mall.
TIE sTT~pAY RHsIsTE8 n the same size, aDe
a. already gained q very lsrHs eirculsnon-
TSeSa1Ly Rs:GrgrrE is printed at s7.sG per
geSE. - ~... 49,.
zoe, rOrn pJete ~ az ever issdod vi tue stats-
,oU TPahy for deliveSy-pr1cs tlN-
~ ps5fs0r rsTnitting ts as the subscri 2tioL
-r,cs ~ Glitter edition Of the paper. addInEH
,erfs thereto Will receive copy OF this map
buS-
SecsIy Register Uus year and hap.....--.l .,
rri.y RsS,Etsg one year and M Pa 10
Ally kez ster one 80 and Nap ...-----... ~
.siiv ey4ty day IL the year, With Map b.
Ynur subscripcJn and frien dly aid are -
.ertfnlly solicited ,x,-
ne, M clubs for the Ws.ELr hsetsTKs.
.'-ho, In aud A Nap 20 eaob subscriber vii
sent for MS anc spec1M premium OF
t,.ar,f IN the Tst,er No OF tbs club.
LEWIS BAKER q COZ
WHEELING w
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NE. daily except Saturday Pm.
Lsh1sNlIie Accom- mediation leaves Sheel
ing al 20 p M, Btl!aire at i.S0p. NJ daily
sleeping car from " neelIng 10 Iudianapolls
VIA columbus on train No. T. leaving this
city az 2;So p m. daily, arriving al lndiansp
on No. 4, leaving Wheeling at s:i5 q. IA, ar
irving al Columbus AZ 2.i0 p. m.
Close connections made for all points South
md Southwest, North and Northwest, making
this ade6irAble route for colonists and persons
moving TO the.great West, and 10 whom part.
oular attention II given.
tickets TO all p incipsl points on bale al
Eepot.
Sleeping Car accommodations can be Sc.
cured at Depot Ticket Office.
THOs. II. b. HAASE,
Ticket Agent, b. q y. Depot
Ticket Agent, under McLure House.
JOHN 7. LANE Trav. Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, VI OF ].
r. 7. DEVRIE5, GENT Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVBIoN
On and after September 26, 1883, passenger
trains will run as follows, " heeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Pittsburgh-6:2O a. M, sos p. n daily
except Sunday,
For Wsshington-s:2o g. M, sos Q. m, sos
p. m, 5:i5 p. m. daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS.
From Pittsburgh $50 q. m. $50 p, m.
daily except Sunday.
las p. m, 80 p. m. daily except Sunday.
G. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent
THOS. M. KING, General Supt
Z. d. SMITH, Pass. Agt., Pittsburgh.
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LIVE STOCK.

T. 3 nrsTktt iAfsir this week, aud the
uII.iy very good Messrs. Hudson & Bayhs
uliisLed tie following quotations which
IL y p ssme as last week:
CottiS-s4 0095 10 for ali kinds.
Hoos-Fsir supply; 5H@6ko per 10.
shesp-i I@5Kc per ID.
c6 llG ON
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
rosey 1 Lac Per Cent.-Governments
StroRg-StOcks H1gher-Flour DUH
weak and LOWer-Nheaf Lower

Strong-SfOckG 1Eher-Flour D'
weak and LOWer-Nheat Lower.
NV YoRK, April s. Money-Markst
.ssy at lIsCa2 per cent. Prime merGanute
asper 4a5L per cent; sterling exchaDSe'
SsIkers' bills firm 81 49, e; demand 1oS/2'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RI rpss axtSpts
rOuTs and-S-hSH OF i5SI
SOurs ''"---''-''
pEcidc skies OF
RAILwAYs-Neak.
STATE sECURITIES-Qulet- -.
STrrTs-The market opened 6ru TINS
uoTning, and during the first few sales al
vsncsd 4 to y per cent but subsequently
mpcb weakness was shown, when was
sscriSed 10 the manipulation OF room
raiders, In the afternoon it was rumored
hat the differences between the chicago,
baltimore & Ohio and the Union facluc
cnmnanies had been settled and toefe was
a sbsrn 5e mand to cover. Q lincy jumped
'xo p6ipts 10 1854, Union Pacific raiile1
II IN n, Western Union y TO 69S,
So,tb western q to ll5A, 81. PAM
:" 80 S6H, Missouri pacific q to S5>s;
IsctSUanna q TO l2lL, Lake Shore e 70
81 Pacific Mail Is to 5211 and Resdtng e
,nSt Near the close Union Paclnc re-
I'D N TuH and Missouri PAcihcto e9n;
Tbe market closed firm, and as c2mpared
v;tb last night, closing prices are = 20 "a
~ 49, oant biSher, except for Canada SOutn,
pe IscLsSanna. Kansas and Texas anu
Western Union, which are 3 10 q per
- nj lower. Union Pacific is = loNs' AZ
eoI% sales of stocks for the week, l,US'loo
skarss an increase az 209 Gil shares Ifaa'
Saot;ons TODAY so, 900 shares.
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a AssnA sAni;a. = a nsy mAos
S@k.Ai u a Yticies and Family scale
Wssn. OPP . 8 ~. ss.ss
-rksfroI DoHEsuc So 80
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HEALTH IS WEALTH

~pEC VESTS NERVE AND BR AIN
TREATMENT. guaranteed sgecln Io'
Hysteris, Dizziness, Copvulsions, rs ~.
v6ns NeuraEta, Besdsche. Nervous prostIs-
TN canSAd t,X the uAe OF alcohol or tnoaecn
Wah efuiness. Mental Depression, ssIe 1InH
Of The Prain resulting in insanity $40 i1
inc To MISERY, decay end Death, Prematut
IA Ace Psrrerneas Loss OF Power IN ettneT
sex. involuntary Losses and srermstorrnss
~sussd Ey over-s1e~tinn OF the brain. eeI-
ahuse or over Indulgence Facn onN cou-
totns one m ns,th n treatment 81 o. box, OF
SIX hoxss for 500, sent By mail prepaid Oh
receipt 20 prtee.
We Guarantee Six Boxes
Tocure any case. with each order reeslEeo
by Ms for six boxes, accompanied WIN $50
sp,ee To retund tho mnusy II the rea'mep .
does not effect e cure Guarantee - ned orL
nv LOGAN q co, sole SCENTS, WheclhS,
ya TTorrfetnrs q, Io9a, 4 Co.'S lslssai
Worm syrur and CRilds PhS&ic' be9. in us
fe29e-eod&dK
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FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & J. POL
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss Flour
at the Pacific Mill, corner OF Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market very duh.
The receipts of wheat very light, with
prices same as last week.
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For sale.
FOR SALE.

A FIRsT-CLAsS FARM OF ONE HUN.
"A DkkD and twcnty-six aarca with rood
IMPROVEMENTS, one bali mile from the
National road and Hempneld Railroad, and
eight miles nom Wheeling. viii b sold upou
reasonable tsrmA For particularly inquire of
ALEXANDER BONE
Real Estate Agent,
isbih Cor. Twelfth aud Market Sta
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Nar Ynrt.

,,-s~;,r,s. No. as Seventh street,
,-1 Mrs., W. r.lG been SudrTisg with the
% they NV, NM ti,c wears, during which
. s e,sSS e 1T to %e Of pa %sssy
H.. rHnN be- e.. N-LrRs'S IirsF fiiEs,
a. rg1nlE ,....-r Esos., Pittsburgh, Pa,
~ 3 -. s.. whiSh they took ac-
.-s'a-s' ..-,fr., occcuPHnying each box
Il. o. o.. '... a. .as,Nvs ge'IGtI'y SGrSS 0i
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MEpIcAL.
IrgSso


d, T1s'TiH3 ...-,....;.y. &c as, ring YOU
IaEs 49,, ~. ,f-r,,rd trom De, z. No
~ SaTs ,5 S's Sysf 'S he s s5s. SS ss
With A ScN,-.--.,,,rsress and sense Of dlzxis
4 I'd vlsh 2 800, -e power and skill OF our
ralady ~ and cure, caused, as FAR as !
- 70 re'i,eNS H. /, diseased state OF the
Y --ald jgdEc' r,c OF the doctors tired
h ~ strr-aca. ,,,5cr remedies were tined,
n. and ,aL'oHS,, -, dcep-rO0ted disease still
I n In yagn, TOT ',r,r-ccurtd box Of your Vai-
:! 's s 9S t SsSs t Sed disease fSSas
+ !.s,rg pCr'...o'' - Inc ewes have almost
- nd scnS'', Mi close by advising all those
d, rr.t me h',rp- 10 procure the valuable
III n al>S IA save mucA time and pain,
,-e It 'n,S VITA s,ncere gratitade and
3. &c .'-."' 60. " RUSSELL, Toronto.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 5.-Ths Oroyers' Journal
reports: Live Hogs-Receipts $500 head
shipments $500 head. Market steadier and
prices unchanged; rough packing s. 509
8 90; packing and shipping Sc OO@6 90;
light So 7O@@6 Is; skips 81 0095 so.
Cattle-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head. Market strong; exports s. log
8 60; good to choice shipping IS 6O96 90;
common to medium S. 1906 so.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head. Market strong and active; in
ferior to fair 81 OOt14 rs per cwt medium
to good IS 25@5 u.s. choice to extra Sc 90
&C So.
EAST LIBERTY, April 5.-Cattle-Market
nothing doing; receipts 1858 head; ship
ments 10 head
Hogs-Market slow; receipts 4, OPS head !:
shipments $500 head; Philadelphias Sc 500
6 10; Workers So 1906 %.
sheep-Market nothing doing; receipts
ECO head; shipments 1900 head.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April 5.-Live Hogs Steady
common and light, 81 90@6 co. packing
.nd butchers S. 70@6 25; receipts 2,40J
head shipments LOCO head.
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GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

" heeIInKs
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER d
Sons, " holeSsle Grocers, No. i4l2 and lila
Main street.
C0FFEFS
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ANT!poTE TO MALARIA.

- have had Dyspepsia, with Lonstipa-
ion, two yeSrs, ID have tried ten different
kinds OF pl,s. III TUFTS are the first
nat have 6ons u . any gCS'. They have
cleaned me out nic"1y- nv appetite Is
have natural passagaS. I iGei ike a new
Ian" w. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
SOidever~whern, ESQ. Office, Il Murray St.,N.Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-07

iCHECK5 IN 8 HOURS
.,rl Cures in 3 days Drug
Els StN store: Is \, llth St, PhtlA
sil ''- Isl Market ~, wheeling
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Cincinnati ,

CINCINNATI, April 5. -Cotton-Quiets and
III cl an. ed. Flour-Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Dull and nominal; No. red 81 OF ;
r, csipts 8 500 bushels; shipments 2,2OO
bushels. Corn-DulI; No. 2 Sc. Oats =
Heavy at S6@56Hc. Rye-Dull, weak and
lower ut Csc. Barley-Stesdy and in good
cent and; exirs No fall PC. Pork-Dull
spd nomiusl at $40 so Lsrd-Firner at
fsS7H. Bulk Msats-Dull; shoulders 6Ac;
81 ort rib SIC. BscOn-Dull and nominal
Il ouldprs 72Ic; short rib 93<c; short cleaI
Zee whiskV-Firm at 81 Is. Butter
Quiet and unchanged.
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PHIIi DELPHIA, April 5.-FlcGr- Dali.
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 3 spring ele-
vstor SIC; No . red April 96@97Hc; May
9SA@99kc; June 81 0gH; July 81 O0H.
CONCEPTIONS. declined lc: closing bar ~
sail mixed April 54@t55c; May 5iAG55c;
lane 564 @5613c; July 56N@57Isc. Oats
Active but lower; No. mixed size; re-
jecled white Sc; No. 8 white 3SlIc; No. =
white 4Oc Provisions-S'esdy. POrk-New
mess, $lS 00@lS so; prime mess pork 81 SO
Oil IS. Lsrd-Dull; refined 50 5099 80.
BuIter-Dull and dropping; New York and
Bradford county, Pennsylvania, extras 2Sc;
selection soc; Western extras 23c. Eggs
Quiet end steady; extras 2Gc. Cheese-Full
cream firm.
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ToIxDo. April -whaat-Wesk; No.
, red spot and April sSAc; My sec; June
9Oc; JLi, Gle. Corn-DIll and weak; No,
2 pot ArriI Cor: Nsv nominal a. 5nH E;
June 5lkc; July 575<c. 0ats-Cull; No
, spot Nav and June SIC asked.
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HaItImOFe,

BALTIMORE, April 5.-Fiour-Lower and
quiet; Howard street and Western super
fpe;,$2 1898 IS; extra S 5OG4 %; family
4 5C@5 so. Wheat-Lower and qliet;
Closing active; No. 2winter red spot $40
SIC; May 9S15G9SAc; June 93A9Sl 20;
July 81 O6@l coz; August 81 20 asked.
Corn-Iower, closing dull; western mix d
spot 52@ Sc; April &c asked; May 53A q
6542Ic June 55k@56c; July 57HG57Ac.
Osts-Quiet and firm; white 4h@42c; mi xe 1
SSa4Oc; Pennsylvania 4o@43c. Rye
Dull Ut 67d69c Provisions-Quiet and
essy. Cofee-Lower and firmel; Rio car
goes ordinary to fair 9]9@l0Ac.
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Clsriuaton Independent.

At the earnest suggestion of Mayor
Morrill, the town C)nncil has bad the
doors of the Town Hall changed SO as
to open outward, (nsteai of inward as
formerly in accordance with the law TO
that effect now in force. They have al.
so had number Of buckets placed in
the Hall, to be kept filed With eatef to
have it handy in case OF an emergency.
Now we think that the trustees in charge
Of the Church buildings in town should
lake the matter under advisement aud
have the doors of all the churches alter
ed in the same wsy. II it is not done
and an accident occurs through this neg
lect some one is bonnd to be held re.
sponsible. The law requires that every
means possible are to be employed to en-.
sure the safe and expeditions exit of the
people in case Of Are and panic.
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wheeling Produce Market.
WHEELlNe, April 2o, 1854,


Butter-Prime to choice creamery 50A
3Scj choice dairy, 23a25c; common 10
lair do, l5aS0ci good to prime country
roll, 23.25c; comnion mixed stock, q
l0c. Good demand
Beeswax--Is qlo'ea at 32s35c II b.
Beaus-Prim. NAVY - bu.. . 3OsS 20.
marrow fat 9 4O42 so; hand picked mes
diuns, ! S5a2 80. Market doing bet.
ter.
Cheese-Sales In jnhbing wav Of
prime mild O 10 factory q, ga124c; New
York G ,shen, l4A,I5c; Sweitser, is
l5c, Iimberger, 14al5c.
E.gs-Strictlv fresh stock, fair de.
mand at 12al3c % dog
Fea,hers-Cnolce, 65a70c In orielnAt
packages, 4a5c more in email lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, lsa30ei
choice huckwhest, 16a1Sc.
Ouions-60a70c % bushel.
Pess-Green. ! 50a1 go - bu.; split,
sas4c y B.
Potaloes-Near by receipts / 81 81
hhl. Slow demand Sweet potatoes,
50a2 75.>
Ponltry-Live chickens. 8 95a4 90 II
doz; dressed turkeys. l5af8c: do chick.
ems. 1aa13c; do ducks. 19sfsc. Good
demand
Rags-Are steady at 1tslac for white
mixed cotton; lal4c for all wool and
l4sl4c for mixed
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed st / 30
al 65c; hu. clover, small seed, Q 90
S 60; large. Z 90, as TO quality.
Lard-Coun,ry prime, &c.
Tallow-Countty. 6Ac; city Tcs
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Great suffering from lack OF icdd 10
reported from many places oyethowed
ately by the Mississippi.
The fret fast o1erlsnd Geflfal Psci6c
mail train arrived at San Francisco
Thursday mo.ning, ON tilhe.
The aggregate of two days sales Of
horses at Ecalnence, Ey., was S2s, ,9l5
for l23 head, an average Of s2ll.
The steamer Bear, OF the Greely relief
expedition. sailed from New York fon
the Arctic regi5ns Thursday.
The Rd'siad government has decided
upon large issue of gold coin. hyots
OF specie have been ordered from abroad,
English detectives rsturniag from
Frapce have failed to link any Irishs,
Americans with suspects ID dynsmise
plots.
It IS tnmored that Frince Kong, n.
Gently degraded from chief control Of
the grand council OF t4e Chinese empise.
has committed seiside.
La France says NJ. de Brazza, q Z
French explorer fi the Congo counsrv,
has sigred o treaty with the most bow.
erful sovereign in western Africa. Who
has placed ali his states in Congo undey
the protection Of France. BIZ ths
tresty sll the right bauk OF the Conpp.
Sfrom Braszaville to the equator, psssss
under The protection OF France.
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LETTER FROM TT. SCOTT, KANSAS.

ED SPIRIT: in Decem ber. 1882, con.
structed two very cruee hatcbers, de-
signed from some good points OF seve-
raj others / had seen. filed them With
eggs and they worked fairly we'll kept
them going from December l to July /,
clearing in that time $3.50 over ard above
everything, and that, too, in spite OF the
high price of feed and the fact that
sold all my chickens at low market pr.
ces. The highest / got for my chickens
was Sc per dozen and the lowest SO Is.
During that time | attended to my regu-
lar business without let or hindrance.
Believing this to be good return for
that amount of work, began to look
around for more perfect hatcher, and
my attention was directed to the c. S.
Incubator. In June procured iustruc-
tions from ]. NJ. Balm, New Concord,
Ohio. He is Secretary Of the n. A..
Poultry Association He will send d.
rections for making this hatcher to any
one sending him three 2-cent stamps to
prepay postage. / had one that held
SvO OSScs uuh NY ouCOSSS WIN IL "oo oii
that l conld wish for. / then had four
more made. / have ju't taken out OF
those I've ha'chcrs 1880 6ne chickens.
| believe am placing it modestly by
saving that by July next / expect to
clear 80 500. besides attending to nv
regular business. There is no husines g
as profitable as this, and no business that
requires so small an amount Of capital
to start on. There is no necessity Of
men trying to hide this business any
more than that OF raising wheat or cat.
tie. "Tae field is the world" ana the
world, like Oliver Twist, is crying out
for more. Poultry is getting higher
every year. There are thousands OF
young men in'this country as teachers,
clerks In stores, and various otter avo.
cations, who look forward 10 the time
when they can get start in some lucky
business. The way is now open to them
if they will profit 5Y it. Then there are
young women who feel themselves de-
pendent on father or brother who, in one
year, could place them selves high above
any dependenee,;if they only would. Do
not wait any longer, but get the direc.
tions and make your hatcters now.
S. s. JOHNSON.
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SENECA TOWNSHIP ITEMS.

BLUE Run, OHro, April 20, 1884.
Mr.. EDITOR: Our farmers are gener-
ally plowlng and also burning their to-
bacco beds. they have good hopes for a
crop.
On the sick list, S. f. Carpenter. c
". Jones and Miss Mary Bro Winfield.
We noticed "Uncle Fuller" at our
singing, he seems to enjoy meeting very
we'll.
Calais primary school closed yester-
dav and Miss Cecil returned home.
Mr.. L. VI. II. Carpenter, OF Chicago,
is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. Jos. Shuman is in W. Va. on o
fishing tour.
Mr.. W. A. Hodge is clerking for Mrs.
NJ E. Logan.
Meeting closed at the Valley last Fri
day evening.
Mr.. Alfred Warner will occupy the
house on Samuel Gilmore's place for
merly occupied by Abel Brown.
Mr.. c. W. Wehr is "A .he watch bu-
siness.
Uncle Fuller Is now visiting at Wes
Starr's, at Pleasant Hill
Mr. Jas. L. Jones is visiting near Un.
ion Cbapple.
Yours, "TRAvELERs."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-29
AN EARL WITHOUT A HOME.
How a Notorious English Noble-
man Was Made Homeless On the
Plains of Texas.

How a Notorious English Noble
man Was Made Homeless On the
Plains of Texas.
The Earl of Aylesford, whose career
in Europe was the talk of the world, and
whose adventures among the cowboys
of Texas we're described in various news.
paper letters, has recently met with a Sc
rious misfortune, his ranch house hav-
ing been burned to the ground. The
FIRE originated through the carelessness
of servant in handling kerosene oil,
and as q s.rong gale was blowing at the
time only few moments were required
to complete destruction. Only little
bedding and o few articles of wearing
apparel were saved from the flames, but
the earl's greatest regret is the loss of
his armory, in which were twenty valu-
able guns, which he had used in his
hunting expeditions in various parts of
the world. One of these guns was for.
merlv the property of the prince OF
Wales. and was carried by him during
the famous tiger hunt in India, where
the earl was his companion.
The Judge" as the cowb,vs called
his lordship. bore his loss philosophical
ly, and with his brother Dan slept in the
open air, on the leeward side of barn
the following night. In the morning he
rode into dig Springs, and obtained per.
mission to occupy vacant ranch house
belonging to his nearest neighhor, a man
named Denmark. Here be will live. with
such comforts as the country aft )rds
until new cabin is erected on the site
of the one that was burned. He seldom
looks at a newspaper. and appears to
care nothing about events in the outside
world, but is absorbed in his new occu.
patton,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-04-29

w The County Commissioners met
on the 25th inst, to consider the petit
iions and remonstrances for and against
the removal Of the bridge over Sunisb
creek. at Clarington, to a new site one.
fourth of mile up the creek. After
an examination OF the petitions and re-
monsrances, and hearing the arguments
OF counsel, the Board voted as follows
For the change-N D GARDEN
Against-JoHH RUBY Js LtEUELtsN
1t was claimed by the opponents OF
the new site that the difference in the
cost OF erecting a bridge there, or ON
the old site. would be not less than SO,
600. On The other hand, 1t was stou'ly
msintained that the country people
would be better accommodated by the
removal. and that all danger from en-.
gi1es on the River R,iIroaa. when C ,m-
pleted. W pull he guarded against.