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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10
Commissioner, Sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE,


COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of west virginia, Ohio county. In tho
Circuit Court for snld county
Hannah ]. stenOtt and Others
", IL, f,I,au,,r,
Hannah atCrrOtpg adminisIFa' =" N'''''''
tor aud OlherA.
BY virtue Of decree made by rid Court 10
said cause OIL tho lsl day Of June, ltog, the gu.
the purpose, will sell At the front door oil lhv
Court HOuLO Of said Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, THE eth DAY OF July, 1872
commencing al 10 O'clock q, IN, tho following
described real estate Of which lloyd stVrTrlt died
seized, that II 70 lay; ,,.
/. All that certain tract or parcel Of land hIVi.
ate In The county Of Marshall and State Of We.
Virginia, Oh the waters Of Grave. Greek, hnd
bounded a. follows io.wit; BEGINNING 1t gpop
lar corner 10 BficC Blair =. ~ r. 25g pple 70
dOgwOOd thence 4. 40' u. S6T poles tOa Whllc
oak thence .. b9a \. q poles % white oAs
t Hos 4s,is iSsS SS Pq!e; NJ e gs f'f
black oak thence N. lh|o W. 1875 poles to lhc
place Of beginning, containing sixiy'nlIc HG'a
more or lehl, ,..,
.. The west half Of a certain lot, q monnil
situate on the north side Of Sixteenth Hg'lnWg
john street 10 that part Of the city OF WhgtlllS
called East Wheeling, known IA lot NUMBERED
Two hundred and twenty-five, ,,..
.. The east hall Of said lot numbciCl w"
hundred and twenty-five.
Z. Tho east half oil lot Of ground situate on
the north side VI Sixteenth hfCCt, TO- tlhl lhI
Of the city Of Wheeling called KRgl WhgcllE'
and known "a lot two hundtcd aud twenty W.
TRIMS on BALEs-Otle.thlfd Oi the litGhlW
money and such further sum a. the ruialhu
may elect, IN hand, aud the balantc IN tlue. ln
GtAilmofts a nine and eighteen months wy,
the day Of lAle, tho purchaser giving b0hd lui
The deferred lnhlallmOnia With security nlp'w'
by bAld commissioners, said bonds GhN,h y.
lGrest from their date, and the title shan " y
lAlned until the payment Of The hunha'r mou9
In full, The deferred lHtiAllmoriI " pul.nl
money Of the properly situate 10 W. '.yl"
wheeling shall also DO secured Ny t1NNy :.
sufance Upon the buildings on aid piul.i.I
some insurance companies approved Y! %"
commissioners and inside rAyqble q lltIe'r
WI, ". JOWDES,
Special COmml0IotN'
". II, tTAtLER, Aucil6ncct
That bond with security abptoIcl w w, tDJ
been given a required by law h9l lhe wy Al
aid Court IL hereby certified WI, W. "F
fu6e, iSSq, JOHN ", MlTCIhHW.,t
Cisfg oi iio Circuit Court Of ohio counVN"
vifriHiH,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10

Tho best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcerg, salt rhOum, fever
sores, totter, Ghappcd hands, Chilbluingi
CornG, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
Il Is guaranteed 10 give perfect BatiBtac'
lion, or money refunded, Price 70 cent?
per box. For sale by Logan Drug %.
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IT is said that Senator Joe Brown, OF
Georgia, is not likelyto recover In the
event Of his death Governor Gordon is
certain to succeed him in the United
States Senate.
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transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks office
Saturday:
Pollock and wife, TO George @. Milligan
for the south half Of lot No, 100, on
North Front street, Island. Considers
ton, 81 200,
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Summer Homes by ths Sounding Sea.


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20 TO muGic.leS housed Take With you one oil
our light, portable musical instrumental
scaionR6le and most enjoyable music books
arc: "
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CoLLE0E SONGS for Banjo tsl COY, Guitar (sl 90
Coon OLD soSoS We UsED TO SING, (si OO.l
PRAISE IN soSu, (4Octs.) New Gospel Songs.
TEMPERANCE RALLYIN0 SONGS, u.s. CLs)
SONG HARMONY, 100 cts,) Fine part songs.
POPULAR soEG COLLECTION, (Sl.) 81 good songs.
SONG CLASSICS, (Ei cO) Sohigh'clRS songs.
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CLASSIC BARITONE or BASS VOICE, (sl.) 30 songs,
CHOICE VOCAL DsETs, t11 coy Tho newest.
POPULAR DANCE Music COLLECTION, (sl COY
POPULAR PIANO COLLECTION, tslJ 81 pieces,
CLASSICAL PIANIST, Isl OO) 70 pieces.
PIANO CLASSICS, tsl OO) A pieces.
Also music In quantity and variety for all In.
strumOntH. Send for catalogues, FREQ,
Any Book or Piece Mailed for Retail Price.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10

THR pndertakers at Johnstown have
fallen out and arc in a disgraceful row
among themselves, They should be
sent home and q new set engaged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-10

THE American hog Is likely to again
cause international complications, The
impression seems to DO growing abroad
that our hog product Is unhealthiul,
Now is MIR. BIaine's opportunity.
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Headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con
stipation, 25C per box, five boxes for 81,
Forsalo by Logan Drug Co, Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va, D&w
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PERSONS going out Of tom for the
summer can have The DAILY LNTELLI-
GENCER mailed to them for 65 cents per
month, The address Of Ne paper pN be
changed al often as desired.
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Wanted.

WTANTED NEWS AGENTS TO
wv run on trains. Apply Al Union News
Company, h, 4 O. Depot, q. WILLIAMS, jci
uTE WANT A FIRST.CLASS MAN
w who has been making three to five thou,
sRpd dollars year, to handle u Staplo article IN
Wheeling aud vicinity Income llrgc, Largest
house In the business In the United States, Al,
dress IN - care lntelligenCer office lC6e
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General Notices.
IMp0ltalt NOtiGe.

On account Of the long and continued cool,
wet weather, there Will be great danger Of much
sickness following the Hdycut OF hot weather.
The attention OF househ0ldcrs and tho public Is
directed 70 Lhs lmpSTI,sass 81 ,IIlGt sanitary
caFbollO acid, or other diSihteCtAnts TO cellars,
outbuildlngs and prCtuiSes generally, Owing to
The excessive contamination OF tho Ohio river
from precipitation into II Of human bodies and
the bodies Of other animals, contents Of ptlyy
water Is absolutely dangerous. Boiling Nil water
used for domestic purposes for At least une'halt
hour. Is strictly enlOined rs the only absolutely
reliable protection,
Persons wishing 70 make complaints about
garbage or other nulSances will confer a favor
BY writing plainly the nature Of complaint,
names aud number Of premises, on u postal
card, instead OF using tho telephone, they will
thus be sure TO reach me, and their wants will
receive prompt attention,
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NoTICE TO THE PUBIC.

am now prepared 10 clean Phvy Vaults and
Cess Pools on short notice At tho fStO OF I6C per
bRrrOl-iorty gallon barrels. VIII guaranicc all
Jobs 10 DO done promptly, and In satisfactory
manner !, u. EAE FosskN,
TelenhOne 2S7, RpS
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GEORGE !, GARRISON, Nj. D.,
LEG Health OAictr,

EDEMPTION OF JUNCTION
III IRON COMPANY's MORTGAGE BONDS
The holders Of Junction Iron COmpany's
bonds secured by lts mortgage, dated November J.,
1881, and recorded In Jefferson county, Ohio land
records IN Record No, ", pagO BIS, arc hereby
notified that the remaining bonds Of tho Com.
pany numbered l, o, q, 4, 10, ~, ~, IL, Is,
II, 10, 10, ~, 22, "a, "a, 20, 80, I3, 81,
So, SO, 40, as, 81, u, 90, %, 80, 90, %,
49, 49, &c. &c. ST. g. g. g. 49, &c., 'g ay ~ tS con-
selected for payment In accordance with the
provisions Of mld mortgage, aud Will DO paid
with accrued interest upon the presentation
thereof Of the office Of the Company " tho CITY
West virginia, on the fifteenth day Of June,
A. D. 1880, at which timO they will cease 10 bear
Interest. JUNCTION IRON CO.,
mySO By II. N, PRIEST, prcsl.
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to use uncertain means when suffering
IRON diseases OF the liver, blood orlungs,
such as billousness, or silver complaint,
skin diseases, scrofulous sores or swell
ings, or from lung sCrolula Commonly
known as consumption Of tue lungs
when DR., PlerCe's Golden Medical Dis
covery is guaranteed to cure all these
affections, II taken in time, or money
paid for II will be promptly refunded.
$500 offered for an incurable case Of
Catarrh in the Head, by the proprietorG
Of DR., sages Remedy.
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NOTICE,

All persons arc hereby notified not to give
on my account since Will not be responsible
for the payment Of such debts,
| J, II, PIPES, NJ. d.,
ie7 1910 Jacob Street,
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Public Sale.
DUBLIC SALE.

Il
by virtue OF tho authority vested IN them 9y
certain DEGREES q tho Circuit Court Of OniO
county, west virginia, dated respecllyelyo ~ Wv
20 day OF April, y, -, leSs, ana on lho otn Gay
Of December, 4: ~ lssS' on tne i6th IAy q DC
cemberi A. " ~, anu or Ihe ~ way Ol W "
cem6er, A. Y lSSs ~ q sun IN chanCCeIy theIelh
pending wherein s0DiesRl, y. CAllWyl was
plAlniiI and caroline n, wilson anu olneh
were delenuahis the unleIsiEneu speGlai CON ih
mlBioneS VII sell " p9nile aIGnIiIY .G' ~ lIe
front dooF OF Tue court HOUSE OF Ohlo county
RtofesaIdfon
TUESDAY, JULY 2, A. D. 1850,
no,n,ronntpg AZ IN o,ciock n m thr toIioyip,
ScScrISoI tasi mo neTty' which il des,ribCI nv
TSjSTcnSS IL hISt n 'hrceS. EtrcetS ana aIlcys
rStnTnsd Nv IN MD Sneclai Sommissioners win
,Se Tcnnrt menii Timed IN ths yHid decree 0i ibe
IN dIy nj DsSembsr' A, D. issS. and by that Ia.
CSHC 5IrScted n hS rccnF6etl In tIo oGIr" Oi t6o
SICTE n In Countv Conf Of tRid Ohio COUNTY
T., IL, n;iSe h Il vn,s n ,ccNrd is il IL
az. i"Is X ana n ,nv"rc 56 iSIS 65 81 /, 9gN
d n 81 4 IA IA Ia < " Il II A IL nn,i ii In DE
Vision b. Ida i and Z in Division &, ioisi, d
and 5 In Division II, lots II and u In Division
], and lots 49, 10, II, II, ~ and 20 IN Division H.
lot In square y, lots 70 A and 70 u In Division
d, lots Is, 50, 10 and Il in Division J, lot .! In
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stookholders, MeetIngs.

N0T1OE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
The annual meeting Of Stockholders OF the
RlsOn Glass Company, Martins ieiry, Ohio, Tor
ihe election Of hve (6) Directors viii be held at
ihe Mcclure House, Wheeling W. Va, Room d,
Tuesday, July Q, al 10 O'Clock I. m.
Els0N GLASS co.
CHAE, J. Gill, Secretary. lei
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the following described property, that Ia 10 say
All tho north third part Of lot numbered ninety
three 1907 on Market street, between Twenty
third and Twenty.iourth btrCets, In that part o.
the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Wiz
gInia, known a. Centre Wheeling, being the
third pnFt Aforesaid Of lot numbered ninety
three (v3j, on the general plat Of tho addition
TO said city known rs Eoir and ChAplin0E add
tIon; the property hereby conveyed fronting q
feet on Market street and running back Of uni
form width from said street the full depth O
said lot, together with all and singular the I'm.
proyementS thereon, and the hCIoditAnCtts and
appuTtenAnCGS thereto. belonging, being. tho
same property conveyed 10 Y. ". Ritter by Wash
ingtof Rumble and wife, by decd dated August
/, 1870, and OF record inthe Recorders Olicc OIL
said county, 10 Deed book No. 81 page 4i2.
TERMS or sALE-One.hali cash, and the resi-
due IN two equal payments, purchaser executing
notes with approved security for the deferred
payments, payable at six aud twelve month
from the dalu Of sale, With interest from date
the title 10 DO retained until tho purchase
money he paid III iull-Or tho purchaser mnJ
pay tho whole or any portion Of the purchase
money no may elect. In oxcesL Q! The 0nO.hali
u, \. DOVENER, Trustee
". II. HALtER, AuCllonCCF my0
The above sale IL adjourned until Saturday
June 10, at tho same hour and place.
ini0 H. "A. nOVENEn TftikiNO
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OIIYER DlTSON COMPANY, Boston.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by F. "
gtiSOn as trustee, dated August 4, 1852, aud re
corded In the office Of the Clerk Of tho County
Court Of Ohio County, West virginia, In Deco
Of Trust Book No, 10, page lk0, aud also BY vlr
tue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of this Ohio
county, W. Va, entered February Z, 1850, IL
ChanCery Order book No. II, folio SO, will sci
at public auction, at tho north door Of the Cour
Inunn mn
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Tho Judges Of tho LaCkawanns county
lpennsylyanln) court, recently adjourned
10 tho roadside 10 try lease. The judges
al aN a lH6g
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New ADVERTISEMENTS:
NOTIOE TO MINERS.

NJ UIIUE 10 MINERs,
All Union Mlnen are hereby notified that the
Wheeling Mining and Manufacturing Company
Pay no attention 10 their advertisement FOL
hands II you dekire 70 do the square thing.
iel0 LOCAL UNION NO, 4.
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The above sale IL adjourned Until Saturday
June 10, at tho same hour and place.
jel0 u. u, DOVENER, Trustee.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
Shot q Stormy Petrol.

Our friend, A. J. McCollum, OF the Sd
line valley, "winged" stormy petrol with
a shot from his gun on Friday of last
week. The wing which was not broken
measured eighteen inches when spread,
showing the distance between the wing
tips to have been three feet. Last Satur-
day, when Mr.. McCollum reported to us,
the bird was alive and had keen appe-
tite. He expected to make pet of it.
He says its body is little larger than
that of q tame pigeon. He has been ia
milliar with the sight of the petrol at sea,
and knows this to be one. He wonders,
though, how it ever happened to get out
on these plains. It was alone.
In the event of its living, Mr.. McCol-
lum intends to bring this stormy petrol TO
town, and give the curious chance to
view it.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Convention, to be Held at Trego
Center on Saturday and Sun
day, June and 9.

The exercises are to begin at $50 A. NJ.
As many will be present from quite a
distance, it is thought best to have bas-
ket dinner, and hold two sessions each
day. An invitation is extended to all.
Come! Bring you dinner. Ice water
will be provided, and there is plenty Of
grass for your horses near by.
The following is the
PROGRAM:
Nation s. S. work and objects Of s. s.
conventional Walker.
The teachers preparstion.-Abijah
Cox.
How to study the leseon.-Mrs. J. 81.
Hamm.
Sunday school iterature.-General dis
cussion.
SUNDAY MORNING.
The Sunday school and the future citi-
zen.-Rev. n. N. Rogers.
Importance of the teachers work.-E.
ID. Wheeler.
Sunday school Libraries and how to Sc
cure them.-W. 81. Wilcox and d. Per-
shing.
DINNER.
Memcrizing scripture-Mrs. E D.
Carson and j. Il Hamm.
Temperance in the S. SIS. G. Peacock
and Chas. Folkers.
Home study of the Bible.-T. j. Hin
shav and Mrs. F. L. Walker.
Miscellaneous, arrangements for fu-
ture conventions, etc.
L..vsrvortb Coal $500 at Verbeck's
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
CALL WHEN AT COURT.
We Want to Talk with You about
Crops.

Many Trego county farmers. will be in
Wa-Keeney the coming week, on account
of the district court. Every one of them
who reads this is requested to call at the
World Office, and afford us an opportu-
nifty to talk with him concerning the con-
ditiop of his crops.
A general response to this request will
result in the county receiving good
send-of at time when it will count for
the most. After all the ingenuity of the
town builders has been exhausted, the
cold fact remains that the inspiration of
any community in western Kansas has no
other secure basis than the triumph of
the agricultural class.
Be sure to call.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
"a Case for Mercy"

It may not be generally known that
Judge Osborn was fined (not found yes
teaday by the Bar here and visiting at
torneys for contempt of the Bar, jury and
people in not putting in an appearance in
court. As it is the first offense, and be-
ing retaiiatory measure and little dam
gerous, the fine is made commensurate
with the offense, $1,000. The judge is
recommended as case for mercy.- Hays
Sentinel, sI.
Mr.. Osborn went to Atchison Saturday
night, to pay Senator ingalls, Social
call, of course. He did not see Hays
City again until Monday evening. This
gave the bar the chance to elect F. Dan
ford, Esq, Judge PRO tenn. for Monday.
The testimony is to the effect that he
filed the position to perfection.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
CRUMBS FROM COLLYER.

COLLIER, TREGo Co., May q.
Parties every other place last Friday
night.
It is mean man who does not stop for
fence.
If you wish to buy good pony call at
the post-office.
The alfalfa in tho park needs cutting; it
is beginning to die.
Some girls on the river are Summers.
They let fellow drop every now and
then.
Jesse Kessler left Monday for the east,
where he will attend school for several
years.
The Sunday school had a sociable at
the church last night 1t is said they had
a splendid time.
Mr.. and Miss -,
To tell the truth I never heard the like.
The party at Gubbins's, you know,
They fixed it up and thought they'd 60;
They got off the road and on the wrong
track,
Ran through the wire fence and got
thrown out on their back;
The horse ran through the fence and
back the same way,
And started for home like he was going
to stay.
Mr.. F. got barb stuck in his chin
And got bruised somewhere, think on
the shin,
And she-the one that was with him, I
mean
Got her cloak torn off her, never stopping
for seam.
Take my advice, Mr.. F., for fun;
Next time you 60, 60 by the light OF the
sun,
For driving with one hand, now depend,
Is not what it's cracked up to be, and ill
not pan out in the end.
SCHOOLMAsTER JAKE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
Death of Mrs. Mary c. Brown

Death Of Mrs. Mary G. Brown.
Mrs. Mary Catherine Brown, wife of
Rev. w. B. Brown, pastor of the Presby-
terrain church in this city, died yesterday,
ut 1890 A. II, Of puerperal fever.
The deceased was born at Oliver
Springs, Tenn, Nov. Is, 1851, and was
married Oct. 6, 1881. She leaves four
children motherless. The youngest, q
daughter, was born last Monday NOR
ming.
At the hour of our going to press, yes
terday afternoon, the time for the burial
had not been determined, nor was it yet
known who would preach the funeral
sermon. The father of the de-
ceased, who lives in Tennessee, at Oliver
Springs, had been telsgraphed that the
body would be kept until Monday next If
he could come. A telegram Of similar
purport had also been semitic Mr.. Browns
parents, who live in Tennessee. Re
sponses had not been received from them.
The remains will be buried in the Wa
Keeney cemetery.
All that can be done to assuage the
anguish of him who has 50 suddenly been
deprived of the dearest OF earthly COM
panions, our people are doing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
Creamery Pointers.

Last Monday $40 pounds Of butter
were manufactured.
On Wednesday 1,610 pounds were
shipped.
The total amount of butter made to
date is 1850 pounds.
On Mondays the company have all the
cream they can we'll handle, and at the
present rate of increase they will soon
have at each gathering all that can be
handled.
Many in the northeast part of the
county are anxious to have route estab-
lished; yet it will be impossible, unless
sufficient stock can be sold to cover the
expense of basement and another cream
vat and large churn.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
PARAGRAP. PLUMBER.

WHAT is the difference between a young
lady and her nightcap: One is born to wed,
and the other is worn to bed.
AN old "salt," when asked how far North
he had ever been, replied that he had been
so far North that "the COWS, when MIXED
beside red-hot stove, gave ice cream"
WANTED-A cover for bare suspicion, q
vail for the face of nature, buttons for
breaches of privilege, binding for volume
of smoke, cement for broken engagements.
WHEN lovely woman stoops to folly
And buys remnant strip OF braid,
What charms can soothe her melancholy
On learning she can't match the shaded
Texas Siftings.
Some people think that this world would
turn around better if they could only do a
little twisting of the crank. Other people
would be very willing to have these people
wander off into space until they find tho
crank.
AN Irishman, who was engaged to cut ice
from o pond, when handed a cross-cut sew
to commence operations with, pulled out a
cent, and turning to his comrade, exclaimed:
SHOW, Pat, fair play; head or tail, to see
who goes below"
81 NEVER saw any thing in the way Of
wood as large Of the trees of the Yosemite"
said Flip. "Ne," snapped Nine. Flip.
"You never saw any thing in the way Of
wood anyway" twas her stress on the
"saw" that made Flip look uncomfortable.
"HAvE you read any thing about this case
in the papersa" asked lawyer of a juror,
in an exciting criminal case. "No, sir, not
q word" "Not word, and the papers
have been full of lt!' ''No, sir; don't
read the papers, nor any thing else, for I
can't read at all" The juror was sworn.
In winter we sigh for the summer and dow
ers,
In summer wish winter again;
And SO We go on through the Eurryfng hours
Since human it is to complain,
For man Is kicker, he kicks ut his birth;
And keeps on a-kicIing while walking the
earth.
Boston budget.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25
AWFUL DEATH.
Chas. Bamberg, Jr., the Victim.
The Cause of His Death in Doubt.
Special to tho Western Kansas World.

Special to the Western Kansas World
COLLIER, TREao Co., May q
VIM. Bower received telegram thia
morning from Hugo, Col, stating that
Chas Bamberg, jr., was killed there last
night. His remains will be buried al
Collyer tomorrow, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Young Bamberg, the World will add,
was well known at Collyer. His parents
are esteemed residents of that neighbor-
hood, and he had until recently been
working for long time in L. A. Fishers
store at Collyer. Mr.. Fisher held him in
high esteem as possessing integrity and
business ability.
At the time of bis death Charles was on
the way to Collyer from trip of coneid-
cradle duration in Colorado, New Mexico
and other portions of the West and
Southwest.
Full particulars concerning the cause
of his death are not at hand. It is ru-
mored that he was murdered. The only
wound on him, it is said, is hole in his
head, which seems to have been made by
somebody with murder in view. This
sounds more plausible than the other re-
port. that he had fallen from the train,
and been run over.
He is said to have had a cabin-passage
ticket to Europe, and that he intended to
to take a trip there after visiting his
parents.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25

The rain which everybody was wanting
to see fell Thursday night. The ground
was well soaked down to the reservoirs Of
moisture which had been created by ear.
lier rains
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1889-05-25

F. C. OImstead died early in the week
at his residence, in the south Fart Graham
county. Our readers will recall refer
ence to him in these columns last week.