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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01
GARNsEY vs. GoTHARD.

In the case OF Garnsey ct al, respond
ents, vs. Gothard ct al, appallen.s, an
action for the specific performance of
contract whereby defendant Gothard
and his late wife agreed to convey TO the
plaintiff certain tract of land and
forty shares of water stock, the iudg-
ment is reversed except as to one parti-
cular. The purchase price agreed upon
in the contract had been paid, all ex-
cept one installment, and the contest is
wholly between defendants Gothard and
Edwards as to who is entitled to receive
and hold the proceeds Of the sale. The
decision and judgment in the lower
court were in favor of Gothard and
against Edwards, and the latter appeals
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01

gold watch for 81 90 per week. Hollings-
worth Watch Club, 241 South Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01

Wagon umbrellas, tents, etc., at Foy's 8
dlery house. 315 N. Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01

Note.Transfers for which the considerations Is
under $1,000 are not published in these col
umns.
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SgwPOUEDLANDERs hon.

A Bitter Attack on the Dominion and In.
psrial Governments for Their Interfere
HAniyAx. Feb. s.-Tbe Teltgram, the
organ Of the Newfoundland Govern
ment. publishes fierce attack on Can
ada and England In connection with the
collapse Of the reciprocity negotiations
between that colony and the United
States. It says q treaty was agreed %
between Mr.. Blaine and Mr.. Bond, which
only awaited the signature OF the British
Minister.
at seems that the mischief has been
wrought in London, not at Warrington
Canada has no influence with the Amer.
lean Government, not particle, 6nt
with the Imperial Government 1t is dit'
ierent, Sir John Macdonald and str
Charles Upper, who are in affect the
Dominion Government, have managed
To persuade the Imperial authorities
that a treaty between the United States
and Newfoundland would be detrlmen-
tai to the interests Of Canada, and 90
Her NLaiesty's consent is withheld. we
don't know on what principle q e9uni.y
or fair play Premier Salisbury lushnes
his anomalous conduct in TINS fespect,
but we do know that the moral effect OF
the British Governments action IN re-
iusing its sanction to this trade treaty,
after delegating to our commission tnli
mower 10 negotiate II, will have 3 dam
aginV influence in the colonies generally
on the reputation for integrity and hon
esty OF English statesmen. what COLO
nv viii now care to trust the British
Government in view Of the taithless
manner in which 1t has acted toward
,,u 9U .
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Because occasional reports Of death
from the use Of Prof. Koch's lymph ap-
pear in the newspapers, the public is
too apt 10 jump at the conclusion that
the discovery is not a success. 1t is
known that much which has been writ
ten in criticism Of the lymph and decry.
ing it's powers has been inspired by jeal.
GUS rivals in tho profession. This is
notably the case in Prof. virChow's
criticisms OF DR.. Koch's methods. He is
no. personally friendly to the great
physician, AID the public, on this
account, allows considerable margin
for virChow's statements. Again, it has
been developed that many OF the stories
concerning the failure OF tho lymph in
New York cases have originated in the
brains Of imaginative penny-a.liners on
the reportorial stalls Of newspapers. A
high medical authority, in commenting
on these stories and the criticisms Of DR..
KoCh's jealous contemporaries in Eu-
rope, says that investigation shows that
the lymph is, with the rarest exceptions,
in careful hands, willing to give 1t q fair
and exhaustive trial; but this cannot be
done in a short time. However, per.
sons who have been incCulated are, in
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LONDON, Feb. Sight to a finish oc'
CURED at the Pelican Club this after
noon between Gus Lambert, champion
Of Canada, and John Maher, champion
Of ireland, for Gl0O a side. 1t was the
the shortest finish fight on record, last.
ing one and three.quarter minutes.
Maher struck Lambert on the point Of
the chin and knocked him down. When
the Canadian rose, the Iriahman knocked
him down again, and again for the third
time. Lambert did not rise after the
third fall, and at the expiration Of the
ten seconds interval the fight was
awarded to MRher, and Lambert was
lifted by his seconds and carried to his
corner. He'll not badly injured.
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Commenting on the reciprocity agree
ment with Brazil, the esteemed Register
isled into delivering itself in this wise:
nFhey tthe Republican, are driven into
adopting in trifing way the great
Democratic principle advocated SO ably
by President Cleveland and continued
80 determinedly by the Democratic press
Of the country"
This is indeed amusing, in the light
Of the history of the past year. Mr..
olsyeland's party opposed Mr.. Blaine's
policy, and the reciprocity clause OF the
Mckinley bill, on the grounds that it
was not constitutional. Now, that the
benefits are beginning to appear, Mr..
Cleveland's party organs would have US
believe that they were in favor Of it all
the time. There is, in fact, a radical
difference between Mr.. Cleveland and
his party's proposition to give us Free
Trade with all the world and the policy
adopted by the Republican party, and
which will be successfully carried out.
Take, for instance, the stipulations Of
the treaty with Brazil which will In
crease the trade between the two coun'
tries. In exchange for free coffee, sugar
molasses and hides, "Brazil has opened
the door to the manufacturers Of the
East, the iron men Of Pennsylvania, the
meat producers of the West, and the
great grain and flour producers of the
South and Northwest" Thus, in the
Language Of Mr.. Blaine, i've get from
Brazil what we do not and cannot pro-
duce in sufficient quantities, and she
gets from us what she must have and
caDnot at present produce; whereas, II
the Democratic free-trade plan were
adopted, we would get from Europe in
Overwhelming quantities productions
which we can manufacture ourselves
aud thereby sustain our own people
and we would not increase our exports
to Europe, for the simple reason that
she takes all now that she is in need OF
The European manufacturers would
drive our home products out Of the
market and destroy the occupation oil
millions ofzworkingmen, for the reason
that labor in Europe is poorly paid
while in this county the laboring men
are given good wages. The European
manufacturer could, therefore, afford to
undersell the American manufacturer;
No such difficulty threatens reciprocity
between the United States and the re-
publics to the south OF u.s."
The wide difference between free trade
with all the world. as advocated by Mr..
Cleveland's party, and protection With
the reciprocity feature, as advocated by
the party Of Blaine and Mckinley, ia
here clearly defined. The Register, II II
is not void OF discriminating intelli'
pence, cannot help but see 1t. The Re-
publican policy is the policy that will
win, because it protects the American
workingman and farmer from having to
compete with the products Of cheap for
eIgn labor, and at the same time pro,
yides a market for all the surplus they
desire to produce alter they have sup
piled the home market.
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PATHETIC WAR STORY.
plolsd Up in Atlanta, Hungry and Help

PlcRed Up In AtlAntnI hungry hho helP'
ZANEsv1LLE, Feb. s.-A bit Of remi'
niscence of the late war has been de-
veloped here through gayel made OF q
laurel root taken from the battlefield Of
Lookout Mountain. The gavel, which
is well preserved, has minnie ball
firmly imbedded in 1t, and will be pre-
sented to John Brown Post, G. A. R., by
John Bangin.
The man was discovered on the streets
Of Atlanta, hungry and helpless, when
q boy four or five years old by Lieut.. ],
Round, OF the Ninety.second o. V. !.
The lad was taken to the regiment head.
quarters. No one called for him, and
he became known as the "child Of the
Ninety.becond." When the war was
over he came North with the regiment
and drifted to Summerfeld, where he
now lives. He has recently returned
from trip South in quest OF relatives,
He was able 10 find no one at Atlanta,
except an old colored man, who remem.
bered his father, and through this amall
clew he discovered a brother and sister
in Chattanooga.
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Promise. to Excel It's Predecessor.

Weston Democrat.
The Wheeling INTEIIIGRNCER has
purchased and will soon have In use q
new stereotype fast web pertecnng
printing and folding machine and the
enterprising propTieters are now
preparing q twenty.four page spe.
cial State Development Edition
for distribution. This is calcu.
lated to give the 1NTELLIoESGER
considerable prominence, as West VIZ.
ginia's great resources are attracting at
tention on every hand and the paper
giving most information uponthe subject
Is sure to boom along with the thing
doomed. The special edition OF lSSs
was great success. The edition OF 1891
promises to far excel IL in every respect
and it cannot make its appearance TOO
O00n
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The Electric Light nm.

The action OF the Council Committee
on Lights and Of the Gas Trustees, in
protesting against the proposed amend
ment to the Electric Light bill, virtual
" compelling the city to purchase the
present electrical plant, was both right
and proper, and correctly represents
the sentiments Of majority of the citi-
zens and tax.payers Of Wheeling. They
desired the passage Of the bill as it stood
and cannot understand why they cannot
be accommodated by the Legislature in
a matter relating solely to their own in
terests and which does not, in any way,
affect any other portion OF the State.
Outside of few people interested in
the present electric light plant, there is
little or no division Of public sentiment
on this subject, and the Legislature
should so understand it.
The request mado by the city OF
Wheeling ia very simple and just. The
city merely asks the privilege of fur
nishing electric lighting to the public, as
it now furnishes gas, and an amendment
providing for the purchase Of any par
ticular plant already established is for
eign to the subject.
The bill should not be buriened with
this e1sraneous matter. It WILDE time
enough to bargain for a plant after the
privilege Of doing soils granted, and the
city should be left free to make its own
contracts. The Legislature should not
deny Wheeling the right to own her
plant, nor question her competency to
select her own system.
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From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E,
Hurd, OF Groton, s. d., we quote
"Was taken with bad cold, which set.
tied on my Lunga, cough set In and
finally terminated in Consumption.
Four doctors gave me up, saying could
live but short time. l gave myself up
to my Saviour, determined II could not
stay with my friends on earth, ! would
meet my absent ones above. My hus'
band was advised TO get DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. ! gave It q trial, took In all eight
bottles; Il has cured me, aud thank God
am now well and hearty woman"
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co..
drugstore, regular size, 5Oc and Sl,O0. A
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SENATOR Quay gives it as his opinion
that next years presidential battle will
be between Blaine and Cleveland. Mr..
Cleveland has lost much OF his popularity
and Mr.. Blaine has correspondingly
gained. II Mr.. Qaay's prediction is
verified the Plumed knight will be
President Harrison's successor. His
work as Secretary Of State has greatly in
creased his popularity, and proved him
to be, what his friends have always
claimed Tor him, the foremost American
statesman.
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NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.

Holders Of Bonds OF Ohio County, W. Va,
for $1,000. bearing * per cent interest," are here
by notified that bonds numbered s, IL, a.,
So, II, so, 100, 1Oa, 1oi, 1874, 1875, 1877, 1ss,
1to, 17s, 17G, 1871, 1873, 100, 100, 1903 and a12
have been drawn, and will DO paid at the'Bank
Of wheeling on the first day OF March, 1891, alter
which date interest on said bonds will cease.
FRANK CRUISE,
President Boa,d Of Commissioners, County Of
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Beware of olntmsnts for catarrh that Con.


as mercury will surely destroy the sense
Of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physiclans, as the
damage they will do is ten fold TO the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains
no mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine. Il Is taken internally, and made
in Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
B9-sold by druggiats, price 76c per
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To.1oRRow evening those citizens OF
Wheeling who appreciate great oppor-
tunity when offered them will treat
themselves with an enjoyable evening
with Henry M. Stanley, the greatest ex.
plorer and dlscoyerer OF modern times.
His engagement hero will be one of the
most notable intellectual events in the
hiatorv If the city.
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Ex.PREslpEST CLEvRLASD's present
silence on the silver question, in view Of
his snti.iree coinage attitude in the past,
indicates that Dr.. Dana's Stuffed Prophet
tinds himself in position where a con-
dition and not theory confronts him.
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DEMOCRATS are yieiDg with each other
in praising Mr.. Blaino's reciprocity pol
icy. They were in favor of 1t all the
time! Yet tho fact remains that the
Democrats in Congress voted solidly
against it and declared it uuconstitu-
t;oval
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A srEUDxSvILLE gay deceiver who has
passed his eighty.third mile stone must
pay widow who has seen forty.niue
summers the sum of $3.50 for damaged
affections.
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The old Reliable.

NorgaRiOWa Post.
The Wheeling INrE1LIGEScER is soon
to have a new $4,000 Hoe perfecting
press put in and will enlarge to an
eight.page paper. The IErRLMaEScER
is truly "the old reliable" and the
Posi is pleased to hear Of its increased
t,roonarifu
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concrntuIatos ,he Patrons.

Ein9WOOd NetV Erd.
The Wheeling INTBLLIGEScER is TO
have a new fast stereotype web printing
and folding machine, and is to appear
soon as an eight-page paper, TACT upon
which the patrons Of that excellent
paper are to be congratulated.
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THE dissensloDs in Spain are increas-
ing. The infant King Of that country
may never be permitted to wear the
crown. Rspublicanism in Spain is grow
ing every day.
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EoME Of the Indian ghost dancers who
were taken 10 Fort Smelling were given
a bath before being returned to their
reservation, and their brethren were
unable to recognize them.
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TIE Mollie Maguileg are recognizing
in Pennsylvania. The Keystone State
should profit by past experience and
take the bull by the horns at the start.
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 25c per boz, 5 boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
NERYINE
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous System, either Acute
or Chronic in either sex. 1t Restores I'm.
paired or Lost Power. Checks al Forms Of
package, q; Bix for IS. Trial package l2c. with
book, sent securely sealed on receipt Of price,
Address, DIR. G. +. ADDAA, No, SOL Cottage
GFoyA Ava. Chicago i'll unQf
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WANTEDREL1 4 ABB tsI PEs r. On.
Of the best IellnE articles on the market; retAis
for 2sc; pays 100 per cent prott; sells q every
family; enclose stamp. RObEkC y. WhsTJ
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NRusTEE,s sALE.'

By virtue OF deed OF trust made by Mary
Emma EschStadth and 8. ChAs EAchStIuthI her
husband, TO me Rs trustee, bearing date May LIST,
A, d. 1880 and recorded IN the office of the Clerk
Of the Comfy Court OF Ohio county, West Viz.
gInia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. u, page 200, l
will proceed 10 sell ut public sale at the front
door Of the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the eth day Of FEBRUARY, 1891,
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following do.
scfibed property, that Is 10 say:
The south thirty.three (SS) tect Of lot nltIn.
beFed eleven lll) In sQuAra numbered six l6( in
The City Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West VIZ.
RinIa, In that part oil tho said City Of Wheeling
formerly known as Ritchletown.
Being the same property which was conveyed
70 The said Mary Emma ESchstruth BY Hiram n.
Thatcher by deed dated August 9th, 1857, and
recorded In the said clerks Office.
Tho title TO the above property is believed 10
be perfect, but selling as trustee Will convey
only the title vested In me by said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF sALE-one third and as much more
As the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, tho bal.
Rnce In two equal instRllments, payable reSpec.
lively IN six and twelve months from the day OF
sale, notes bearing interest from the day Of BRle
10 DO given for the deferred payments, the title
o be retained until payment Is made in full
las G, A. SCHAEFER, Trustee.
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
February II, 1891, at place and hour above
V,tNTn fINun1
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TAYIoR-on Saturday evening, February z,
1901. Al D O'Clock, SARAH, vile OIL Jacob Tay'
lof, aged 20 years, 2 months and Sdays.
Funeral from wesley N. Z. Church this Non
dayl afternoon at o'clock. Friends Of the
family are invited. 1ntcrment at Mt Zion
cemetery.
WERD-on Sunday. February s, 1891, at $50 q.
M, MARY, wife OF Joseph Webb.
Funeral from her late residence. corner Six
teenth and Market streets, Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. 1n:erueat at Mt. Wood
Cemetery.
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Tnr "riot" is the name of the latest
fashionable dance in New York. Il has
no similarity to the "ghost dance"
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in the main, doing well, better than the
conservative members Of the profession
ont;cinated He saws:

In somO instances patients in . desperately
dfSSaSed sac have been Experimental on Rnu
they have died, a. they would have done s9on,eIt
iasssli rFohSbIiiiy, had they hcon treated WHO
the ordinary remedies That indicallops o. az 4.
saip vHS found IN different organs alter DEAN u
M !, NC pro0i thRt death was caused BY the use
Of ne lymph than would be the evidences q
STnSiinoS where 4 person had been VAccinaIea
aiteF he disease had begun ~ images l..
ali eifoftS 10 determine the efficacy oil remedy
Tor viruient and deadly di5gase. Ihefe .
syeyy feaSon, 70 far, for hope that Professor
KochB researches have led TO wonderful aH'
coyeFy,
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MIss1oNER's NOTICE.
John Becker, Complainant,

vs..
John T. 5Imons, Frederick n. slmons and I'd.
win SImons, partners doing business under
the Arm name and style OF Slmons Brother y
Company; Simon Stern, survivor Of himself
and Joseph Stern, deceased, late partners do
Ipg business under the trim name and style
Of stern d Stern; Henry A. Kirby and Del.
mont E, MoWry, partners doing business In
the name Of Kirby, Mowry accompany; Simon
Stern and Jacob stern, survivors OF Simon
Stern; Jacob Stern and Joseph stern, late
partners doing business In tho name and style
of stern & stern, and Jacob Stern, defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West
In chancery.
Rv virtue Of an order entered In the above en-.
titled cause on the 10th day OF September, 1880,
Il Is referred 10 the undcfsis ned commissioner
81 aid court 10 take, state, settle and report TO
tho court an account OF al claims and liens,
legal and valid, existing agAInSt or upon the
,022 IS Of Indebtedness existing OF John Becker
nc plainIil, 10 the arm OF stern q Stern. a. set
forth IN the bill IN this cause, and Of the
SmoIlnts and prioritics Of such claims and liens,
and ne persons entitled to the bonedt thereof,
with any other matters specially stated deemed
by himself, or which may DO fequiIed
~ any 81 the parties In interest to be 90 stated.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has hxed upon "Wednesday, March II, 1891, com.
0flce, No. 1907 Chapilne street., In the city Of
wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, as the
place, at which he will proceed 70 ascertain and
report the several matters In the k&id order OF
Given under my hand this eth day Of Feb.
FuaFy' iS"' GEO. R. E. elLcHR1sr.
aEoRoE &. BOYD, ESQ,
salInItnr Lnr GnmnlalnAnt. ieaN
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WANTED-FoR THE UNITED
w BrATEsARMY,a ble.bodled, unmarried
men, between me ages Of q and - Year,. 5000
Applicants must be prepared 70 furnish salts
factory evidence Is 70 age. character and habits.
Apply At llsl Main street. wheeling ".
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EINE RESIDENCE FOR sALE-No.
IL 915, on the west side Of North Main street.
known q the FrAnIheln residence; q m iIsI
1874 Market street. leo
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n OsT OR sTRAYED-A RED COW
FiPht Mind foot iuGt above tho huff; been gone
about three weeks: will pay for Information
concernIng her. MRS. D0SoVANl9 Oi Mc.
Collnch gtfeet 1877
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY ., 1891.

No free coinage bill will pass this Con-
gresa. Now prepare to hear the croakers
cnoak.
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WHAT Isthe matter with reciprocity with Mex
SEQ and Uruguay, with BuOnoa Ayres and az INC
States OF south and North America, lying tno ti
bUrdcnH-RtgtStsr.
Bless your dear ignorant soul, don't
you know that negotiations are now
pending between Secretary Blaine and
the above countries, under the provis.
ions Of the Mckinley bill, with thatvery
end in view?
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NEW ApyERrisEmENTs.

NOR sALE-oNE FINE, LARGE
d Gray Horle. suitable for cart, dIay OF other
heavy hauling, Apply At No. iS0 Market axe
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uYANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN,
w Furnished Room within four squares Of
TntplllRenNeT Otlin0. Rent must DO Reasonable
address, GROOM. !" IntelllgeneeE Onoe. Ie6
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The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
February Il, 1891, at place and hour aboY
mentioned en- CA. scHAEFER, Trustee,
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BErcuAM's Pins cure siCk.Head.
ache,