The Edwardsville Intelligencer from Edwardsville, Illinois • Page 4

She mm. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TOWN. Tlinnxlny, Angnat 29. Communications on any topic of local inter' lire solicited for the IXTEI.I.IGESCKR. not be iaken for ffranteil that in publishing U'e indorse the views of the writer, or that they conflict with our own: it may be either.

nc riiiltt to reject is rcterml. Positii-ely no attention given to any cent- innnimfion unlessthc fjiren. BUSINESS notices in the local column fifteen cents a line each insertion. I -Arrivals and Departures of Trains. --o-- Tolcilo, H'abush cC Western Ji.

It. IiKAVE EIMVAKD.SVIJ,I,K FOK ST. LOL'IS. special Throngh Express 6:20 A. Ji.

Arc-ommoclation A. M. IV.cilic Kxjiress 0:02 r. M. 7.KAVK ST.

IXH'IS FOI1 EDWARDSVILLE. A a i Express A Accommodation r. at. Special N. Y.

Express p. M. LKAVE EDWAKDSVILLE I EAST. Atlantic Kxpress 8AS A. M.

Accommodation 1'. M. Special N. Y. Express 10:00 p.

M. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION, A I A SLIM ATTENDANCE. MADISON AND HIGHLAND NOT REPRESENTED. THE APPLE-DUMPLING MAN, KI; aiEDlCISE A I Ittiilrotnl. i I WIST.

Leave CottiT (illlliam A i GO EAST. J3fo2" A M. I No 7 A.M. No-1 I No(i A M. I liCave Crossing (iillham Cotter Arrive Edwardsville fi-K! All trains daily except Sunday, Xos.

1. 2 and except Sunday niul Monday. No. 7 will rim on Monday only. Xo.

1 for St. Louis on- .1 nnl 7 fo'r St. I.onis and (''onneeting with trains on the I. it St. L.

and ('. A- A. railroads. Tin: Just is intolerable. Sr.Ki full assortment ut C.

K. Clark.Co.'s.--Adt'. aplltf. KASIIIONAV.J.E weiUling note ami envelopes at this office. A NEW LOT of Hank promissory Mf books, at tliis office.

BLANK NOTES for administrators and executors for sale at tbis office. Oi.n PAPERS, suitable for wrapping, in packages of fifty, for sale at this office. LETTER-HEADS, at a small advance over cost of paper, printed at the IN- OFFICE. IK you want CJueensware or Glassware-, look at tbe stock of C. E.

Clark Co. before aplltf. A KULI, STOCK of Table Cutlery of the best finality and latest patterns, at C. K. Clark very aplltf.

purchasing a thousand Envelopes at this oilice will be entitled to their card printed on the face of same i any additional cost. ALTON CITY last the Democracy of Alton nominated the following ticket: For mayor, L. Pfeiflenberger; treasurer, P. Mitchell; marshal, C'apt. Rutlerhau- scn; register, Frank Ferguson; attorney, J.

W. Coppinger. COMMERCIAL note and letterheads; statements; ledger: and day-books envelopes and cards; in fact, everything in the printing or stationery line used by business men in any form, furnished at the shortest notice and at less than Chicago prices, at the Intelligencer office. AT the Republican congressional convention on Tuesday, F. W.

Wolf of this precinct was nominated foi member of the state board of equalization over I. B. Randle, also of this precinct, and 3Ir. i a was substituted for John H. Yager as elector.

Do you wish to see a man with the form of Apollo and the strengtli of half a dozen ordinary men--a man who in feats of strength would put to shame the athletes of old Home, and rival even Sampson himself? Then visit Sells Brothers' Quadruple Alliance, aud witness the wonderful performances of Mr. George W. Richards. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday the thermometer reached OS' in the shade. This was altogether too hot for any practicable purpose.

The INTELLIGENCER office had to suspend operations most of that tiise, as everything in the office began to assume a liquid form consequently if there is anybody in the country who objects to the quality of our paper this week, they can just go to grass. GRUMBLING AGAIN--There is a great deal of grumbling just now at the street sprinkler, because he only works an hour or so every other day. There ought to be no dissatisfaction in regard to this matter, for we are in formed that Mr. Schafler does not intend to charge anything for this present mouth--he is merely making up for his deficiency" heretofore. SUDDEN Schaer, a saloon keeper who carried on business on St.

Louis street opposite the courthouse, died very suddenly about seven o'clock Monday evening. He had attended to his business as usual during the day, aud up to within half an hour of his death nothing appeared to be the matter with him. He then complained of feeling unwell, and went up stairs over the saloon aud laid down. In a few minutes he rapped on the floor for the bar-keeper to bring him a glass of beer. This he drank, and shortly after rapped for another glass, but before the bar-tender reached him he was dead.

It is supposed that the intense heat- and drink caused his death. lEWSFAPERl The Collinsvillc Anger at Work. CYRUS L. COOK was placed in nomination in the Republican county convention last Friday for county attorney, and was defeated by W. F.

L. Hadley. Two or three weeks ngo this same Cook wanted the Democratic nomination for the legislature. AH he desired was the assurance that he would get the nomination on the Democratic aud Liberal ticket, aud then he would flop right over. His reasons for coming over, outside of the consideration of oflice, were good and sufficient.

One reason was that he could not consistently support Grant on account of his intemperance. Cook, like many other men ambitious for office, was willing to take a i even on the Grant i He got what he deserved. The Grant party men of Madison county tnet in convention, at the court-house, on Friday last, for the purpose of nominating a county ticket, etc. Mr. McPike of Alton opened the performance.

The curtain didn't rise until nearly noon, as the management thought it expedient to wait for an audience; but the audience didn't come. Mr. Baker of Alton was appointed temporary chairman, but before he had fairly reached the stand Dr. Weir made a motion. Some one suggested to the doctor that lie had better wait until a secretary was appointed.

But the doctor was in such a terrible to have the first say that he heeded not the gentle hint, but with his right hand elevated, he reiterated "Mr. Chairman, I move," Ac. During the confusion, the Fat Boy of the poor old resurrected Gillespie penny whistle newspaper concern in the basement was requested to act as secretary. The Fat Boy, who was covering a large surface of imitation oak, did not rightly comprehend what was going on, and remained quiet. A friend near by, i a gentle shake, told him that he had been requested to act as secretary.

But the Fat Boy thought that he was asked to make a speech. So he waddled up to the stand with his eyes half closed, saying as he went along, Gentlemen of the convention, I am cot prepared to make a speech; but if you will wait till after dinner will show you one of the linest apple dumplings you ever seen. I have His discourse was interrupted right here, and his discovery will be made at some future day when the weather is cooler. The chairman leaned forward and whispered to him that he was required to act as secretary; so the Fat Boy dropped into his seat, his face very red and large drops of perspiration oozing from every pore of his intellectual countenance. Committees on perma- neutorgnnizaUon and credentials were appointed, and the convention adjourned till half-past one.

The convention reassembled at the appointed time, aud the committees made their reports. The audience was somewhat larger in the afternoon--the Democrats and Liberals, displaying their usual generosity, i out in force, so as to make the affair look as respectable as possible. John M. Pearson of Monticello was appointed permanent president, with four vice-presidents to assist him. The committee on credentials made tbe announcement that the precincts of Highland, Looking Glass, Madison and New Douglas were not represented, and that many of the delegations were not full.

Wheu the president took the cbiiir he called upon the vice-presidents to divide the honors with him. As delegates were scarce, it was suggested by au Alton member that the vicc- presideuts keep their seats, as they would be wanted to vote for candidates for office. So the vice-presidents kept their seals on the floor. Several negroes had scats in the con vention, but it was observable that they had plenty of room to themselves. Every once in a while Mr.

Neustadt, of Collinsville, would gain the iloor. He would jabber away at a fearful rate about something, but no one in the room could understand a word he was saying. Years ago Newstadt received the name of auger, from his own party friends. On this occasion he bored so incessantly that the few members present would involuntarily change their seats whenever they saw Neustadt get upon his pins, for fear that they would be the individual object to be operated upon. The nominations resulted as follows: For state senate, John H.

Yager. For representatives, T. J. Rarney, of Collinsville, Anthony Beck, of Saline. For circuit clerk, J.

D. Heisel, of Edwardsville. For sheriff, JAS. T. Cooper, For coroner, J.

H. Streeper, of Upper Alton. For county attorney, W. F. L.

Hadley of Edwardsville. Take the convention altogether, it was one of the weakest affairs ever held in Edwardsville. There was no enthusiasm whatever. The couven tion seemed to nominate men for office with the conviction that they were patting them up to be slaughtered. Which is correct.

TJIE COUNTY FAIR commences on Tuesday, the 10th day of next The directors have spared no pains or expense to make the exhibition of 3S72 a grand success. The accommodations for visitors and exhibitors are more ample than ever. Every uiau, woman and child in the county ought to out at least one day. a i policeman, was fined on Tuesday $3 a costs for an assault on Ijrmitz Brendle. THE GAS-LIT CITY OF TENTS In.

1 pitched in uir.f 12 ns, Wednesday, Sept. 4, SUICIDE OF AJP.ROMINENT CITIZEN. Wm. H. Fishback, sheriff of Macoupin county, committed suicide Sunday morning, at Carlinville, by shooting himself in the bead, from which death instantly ensued.

The deed was committed in the sheriff's oflice. The deceased was laboring under a fit of temporary insanity at the time. He was the Radical nominee for re-election, and was one of the most popular men in tbe county. FIRST QUALITY legal cap paper for sale at this office. August 21, Margaret Bauer, ol Nic Bauer, aged years.

JJLECTIOX NOTICE. Notice is hereby jiivc-n a in of an act of the a i i "An act to i i ii.r i 1 incorporation of i i and od A i Ifi, l.STi', in Ibrt-t- i. an tion i i a room i court-house in a i on MONDAY, THE A ul-' for HIP fixifiHfiL'd votors of of K.1- wanl.svillc to vote lur or airninst saiil becoming i a i ns a i aKo to vote for or against i i a i in i city council, the, pro visions of said law; and i i a aivl place votr-r will vote the que-Um ol a i i i i tiic proper a i i of i a i to take up and cancel debt Kdwnrdsvillp i mid i i i i i i Savings I i i of St. T.ouN. lor the i bonds held by said i i tut ion against said town on account of subscription.

of tlie town or to the Madison County railroad, the proposition bi-iim to ext the, i for the payment of said debt for the term of ton from the i day ol A 1N72, and i vote is taken in conformity to the provisions of an not of the Koneral as.semhly of the a of I i i n- i "An act to enable eormtiev n- shipp, school i i and i i a corporations to take up and cancel a injr bonds and evidtinces of i and fund the approved a i i 2U, 1S72, in force Marcli IsTJ. TJiop 0 books of said election to boopeiu'd at o'clock A. M. and elosed at 7 o'clock r. M.

order of the Hoard 01 01 town. I i a Clerk. OT. ICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby givi'ii a 1lie i i cd, i i a "ot eMate pi i i a i i a ot I i i a rixi-d a term i county i i fur a i -s for said county, to be at houso in Kuwai'dsvillc on i i i i day in the of A.

for and a i ol all claims against said decedt-nt. All a i a i said a i i i and to riml a i he adjusted. A they i a special i of followinfrproyKion.sof Uiw and pn i claims accordingly: A i i i a place such a i a sball prndive his or her claim in writ inn, and if no i be a by any person i in said cs- CKte, the a i a i I i to.swour- a claim i a a i a same will be a but if objected to, the smnc i bo i to be proved according to law. Any who i fail or neult-ci to present i for a i at the above named term of and i i to prosecute his claim, is i to Thereof with the elerk, who i a asnins' i i i to appear and defend i a i i i i a nn i day lixed for trial the claimam is to appear and prove i a i i lor issuing and sorviny; to i i by the a i a A person i i to estate are notified to come lorwii'-d a i --et U-. A i I I A i i a i the i i xcd.

A 21, gH ERIFF'S SALE. Elizabeth S. Billin-rs, 1 executrix, I vs. 1 ICxt-eu- Amos Atkins a tion No. 17'X William Stulliiig-.

r.y virtue of an execution in i rase. cd out ot the clerk's otlice ot i i i i court of Madison county. Illinois, directed to i i sheritr of said I have levii-d upon all tho i i ami intere--t ol the defendants in and to i property, situated in the county ot" Madison aim state of Illinois, to-wit: Tlie southwest a section i 1(10 acres; also the part of tlie southeast fractional quarter section nineteen, a i ing 101 15-100 acres: also tin- i part tit west part of southwest fractional tiuartc-r section oO-loo acres; uUo i west half of east half southeast quarter section twenty, 40 acres; also east half of northeast quarter section i SO also northwest a section thirty, liv) arrc-c; also west part of claim JTd, survey O'M, one acre; also tbe west part ol northwest fractional quarter section twenty-nine, .311 acres, more particularly described as all the laud in section twenty-lii'ie which lies between Choutcau slouuh and east section line of sic- tioil twenty, conveyed to Amos A i Indeed recorded in book IK, paije recorder''-, office at Edwardaville, Illinois; all in township four north, range nine west of the i principal meridian; also the north part of southwest fractional quarter section twenty tour, CooO-lM) acres, in township four north, range ten west of the third prh.eipal meridian; also lots number one, two and three, being part of claim liMS of survey each of said lots containing 31 "j-luo acres: also the. following described tract, bounded as follows: north by Choutean slough, east by ranee line dividing 9 and 10, and south bv the above lots. containing -12 80-100 acres; also north a fractional section one, township three range nine west, beinn the same conveyed to Amos Atkins by Milton Drnnimond and wife, by deed recorded in book 97, page "03, in recorder's office at Edwardsville, Illinois; also northeast quarter section eighteen, 100 acres, except part east of Cahokia creek; also east half of the northwest quarter section eighteen, 03 7.1-100 acres; also east half of the southwest quarter soction eighteen, Cio 1 acres, in township three north, range eight west of the third principal meridian; also undivided half of north half of norlhwest fractional quarter section nineteen, township three north, range eight west of the third principal meridian: also east half of east half of southeast quarter sectien twenty, JO acres; also west half of southwest quarter section twenty-one, SO acres; also northeast quarter of northwest quarter section twenty-eight, township four north, range nine west of third principal meridian-Which I will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on SATURDAY, TIIE SEVENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1S72, between the hours of o'clock in the forenoon and sundown of said day, in front of tlie court-house in Edwardsville, i and state aforesaid, to satisfy said execution, together with costs.

ROBERT AV. CllA Sheriff of Madison County, Illinois. Hy John Hobson, Deputy. August 1S72. auS nul.wh APPEAL BONDS for sale at THE INTELLIGENCER OFFICE.

UMMONS, Venires and Constables'Deliv- ery Bonds for sale nt the Intelligencer oflice. No. 4 Main street, Edwanisville. ARGE Posters and small Handbills done i style, at low prices, nt the i genccr offlcc, No. 4 Main street.

EEDS of Trust and Administrator's Deeds for sale at the Intelligencer office. PHE JSLALUrfOX COUNTY FAIR v. ill be held on the uith, 12th and Ufa of September. The grounds were sown lo bluegrass last fall, and are now in line oondiTinn. A new roofed Amphitheater, ample in SMC for the accommodation of all who may a has just been completed.

A Fine Art Hall, 72x-'i2, is now in process of erection, which we hope the ladies of Madison county will take a pride in lining i articles of taste and beauty. Onr Premium List is liberal. Entries in all of (he a KIIP.E. An arrangement i be made i the so a may attend by pny- iim only i rales. Lei iie people ol very a ol i county i in a i the eoinhm inhibition a iiraml -siii'i'e- s.

ail-v. i C. I'res'l, ShurtlefF College. SESSION OF 1872-73. i i September .1, 1S7J.

i 7 I i begins M.trch II). l.7 I. HERE GOMESJHE BIG SHOW! SELLS BROTHERS' QU.uir.i'ru: AJ.S I ory. Acinicmio. ColU'R'intc ami i i a i i i Aca- a i I a lor- i i i i a i i years' course in -hes a at the best academies, the i i i i i a slndie-, also lltlim! for here or here.

a i of i i i i i ed- a i a i i i it, oilers especially com- hose ho i to educate sun.s lo'-'ether. Don't Read This, nzst 115 i i f. a 5 3 5 2 3S 7 IB 5 a i a i I 5 i 5 C3 S. iijilois Over 450 Jlvii anil j'orsi-s. l.Oill) AXI.lI.iJ,S.

i xi i i i i i ic'ular--, Kf. A. A I'l'tVI, (.. i Pniu-ipal 1'repuralory 3X- i A i aulinli KJ r-' S' 5 1 i 5 2 v- ci -4J e2 1 i nijoo KIWM WSittX YOU WAST (rtXJi)f) I I jib 1,1. AT I'illS I I I limr) I i i i i i i on i by i A i STATI: or i i i i i jlAbLSOX Col'NTV, S.

Jane Sali'l- saiidhaeh, next i i im Crook, a a i by i a i a Jani-I i i i vs. I i tt 1 ot' i i a in 1 hK easi. at a 1S7J, i lie i a i i i i n'anccry, i a sale, a i i i i i in i i ol a i i i i i i of Madison a ol I i i i on rrr iAY, Tin; TIUKTY-FIKXT 'JI' A I'll US 1', A. 11. i o'clock T.

i i following a i i in i ol a i i i 'j i i i a i of 1 lie a a er of si i i i a i i acres; noi'i i i i a i Invest i i i a I i a i i acre sou i least i a of 1 i noi'lheast, a seriion i i a. i i i v.i a of east a i ol ho i i i i i a of section i 'Jo a i res; a No, six acres in a i a i i i lorm i i of southeast i i i a i of a a section i a of said a lieiiiii in i six seven i the i i i i i i i a i 1 i i i i i a a i of sale. I I I i' I i i a i a i i i i a i i i hs I rea I i i a a i a i i i ci i i i a i i i i i i a i a i i i i 1. i i a to securi 1 I I I i i i i i i i i i i I I SALE. THE GBEAT MOEAL CIRCUS LJ uj.u_jnj.

J.U.WJ.IIA.JJ uj-HLiU'J 1'ifly i i i i i Slni- I st. i 1-, TheUe-I Leaiiers, Tlilnbler.s, Tho And Troupe of Arabian ii.inu liilcc-s A rica. i i i V.ni.Jii;. of 1 hrei- i cut ions in eases, I on' of i i i i the i i ourl a i i i i i i 11-e i i sai.i i I have ii vied a i i i i i i i i a in u. a i iiul i i i i i a i i i i ol I a i a i a of IO--A i i i the i hi a.cn s.

i UK i i i of i i or. i i acres, of section live raiiL'i' si-vi oi the i i i a mer: li.in nitmbeivd two and t''. i i and I and i i 1 i .1 i square, in the bt I 1 i a Inve.sL i a of lot I i i 1 the cast end i lot fol'ty- i i- KraiiVs to Ed- i i expose to public sale, to the i -L i i i lor cash, ou rtATl-RUAY, Till-; TJflllTY-FirvST DAY UK i in iH-t-eii i hours of!) o'cltx-lcinthc forenoon and i i of said day, in front of the court i i a i i vand state aforesaid, to satisly said executions, tout-tiler with coils. U015F.KT W. C'KAWFORD, Slier, 11' of Madisi.il L'ounly, I i i Deputy.

AuL'ii--t 7. I-'T-. an is the day, mill boon hand lo i i i i I I I I I I ISaiul I i iollowrrt h)- a L'AMIILS, llio I of I Vans, inmiensL' i Amphibious. liau'L'aL-i; A a i an i i i i a llan 1 i i ni i c. Mules, WllOLU I A iiiva: SKXSATION'.

TWO PEBFOEHCANCES EACH DA? At, -J ana Ti'. i CICNTS. I I I NINE YEAKS, -Si CENTS. BARTER'S SALE. A Of 1 i a In Court of said County-- In Chancery.

M. Ulakenian) and Hlake- a her hiisbantl; Handa- llf-r and David Blip- Albert .1. Flinn and i i Mort- C. i his i F. Kf-linu, Henry Hitter, Herman Hitter, Henrj- Hitter, junior, Nat a Land, Samuel I 1 Gcers.

Hy i oi decree of said court made in the above case, the undersigned, master in chancery, will sell ut public sale, at the front the in the town of Edwardsville, said on I A THK TWENTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. LS72, at o'clock the following lands, ivin-r in i lie of Madison, state of lllinois'vii'. The undivided half part of the southeast quarter ot the southeast, quarter ol' section in township live north, ran-'e live lu-stof i i i principal meridian, and the stuilliWfsr, southwest quarter ot the southeast quarter of section thirty- four, in township MX norlli, range, four west of the i principal meridian, lyina in Bond conniy, a of Illinois. THII.UH: Purchase money to be paid at time of sale, when certlllcatu of purchase will be Rivi-n, wiiich will entitle purchaser lodeed al i a i of fifteen months thereafter, if the premises be not redeemed according to law A I i I Jlasler in Chancery, i i I i I i and all Ijlank Knolls' nindi! i at tu Intel- ligencer oftice, No.

4 Main street 6 7) a 1-i brj 3.0^1 'S, a I 5 -III 3 i i ya h-r 1 'f 5 02 Ii A 1C lor sulc nt THE TNTKLT.rfiKXCFJl OKKFCE. C. E. CLAKK, Itcfuif, and Jobber in I Provisions, Fruits A COUNTRY PRODUCE, Xui'tltwcxi Cor. Court Ifounc Rqiuirc Y.I\VAIIOHVILLE, F.KI'S CONSTANTf.Y ON A A 1 for sale a Choice Slock of Hreen and Dried l-'ruils, Apples by i barrel or hushel, Syrups, -Molasses, Codecs, Teas.

Fisii I I i Salt in sacks ami bv the barrel, Stone and Wooden 1 Shot antl Lead, Pure i i a Kaisins t)y- slers, Pickles, Sugars and Spices. I I Of the finest a i cheap for C'Afilf. COUNTRY PRODUCE WANTED, For which I i pay the highest market price, oV in exchamjo for Cash paid for ijut- ter, Game, Poultry, and ILL KINDS OF PRODUCE. Ii will be my aim to keep none but I And to keep at all times a larce and well selected slock, and trust by close attention to business, aud selling at reasonable prices, to merit and obtain a share of pat rouage frou a generous public. A Liberal Discount made to fhunc Euyinrj at Wholesale.

think I can make It to the interest of Ihosc buying largely to give me a.cull, ax propose to sell Sugar, C'ofl'ee, at St Lou prices. All i of Goods and Country Produce and sold on commission at Huern" Goods delivered in town free of charge. March 2(i, ISOS-ly. MORTGAGE DEEDS for sale at INTELLIENCEK OFFICE ED WARDSVILLE MARBLE WORKS BY N. S.

I jyjANUFACTDREH OF ANB ITALIAN AND AMERICAN TOMBS 1ID MOMENTS CRAVKSTONKS, A TOl-S, CTt 1 OF EVEKY VAKIETY ANB UKSCKIl'TJOS, EDWABDSVILLE, ILLS. All orders from distance will be promptly it.teuded to; iind personscan relytmon hninif urntslifil i tlie best material and Imviup vork done iu the most beautiful style. Jyis CLB, Crane GRAND CLOSING Reduction Sale commences To- Day at the large new cheap store of G. B. Crane Co.

Dry Goods reduced. Dress Goods reduced. Clothing- reduc- ed. Boots and Shoes reduced. Hats Caps re- duced.

All sum- mer goods at a sacrifice. Prices arc so low that all in want of goods will make an early call to secure the ad- vantage of these low prices. (J.B. Crane No. 2 Main and No.

4 Purcell streets, Edwardsville, jallchS Illinois. SPA PERI.