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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

STATE SEcUmTIEs-Missouris ,s0k Ten.
nesSccs, old, G4s; new, G4t; Virginias,
new, COZ; old, u; North Carolinas, old,
AZ; new, 2lt.
SrOCKs--Wcstern Union Telegraph 4Os;
Adams Express, G7!; Wells, Fargo & Co,
3SS; American AZ; United States Al; Pa.
citc Mail, 43t; Now York Central, 03F;
do scrip, 80, Erie, Gig; Harlem, 1913; Read.
ing, 07I; Michigan Central, 1174; Clcve,
AT; do preferred, S4l;:.Rock Island, 1862;
New Jersey Central, l034; St. Paul, seq;
do preferred, 73s; Wabash set; do pre-
lerred, 75i; Fort Wayne, o.; Terre
Haute, 9J; Chicago and Alton, 1lG4, Ohio
and Mississippi, 844; Cleveland, Columbus
and Cincinnati, set; Burlington and Quin-
cy, 1854; Illinois Central, 1881.
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'AtrocIOus Child Murder in Michigan.

3F paH-H, DETROIT, February =,
Information has been received in this
city of o most heart.rendlng child murder
which occurred last Monday in the town.
ship Of WdSland, Allegany county, Mchl-
gan. A desperate character, named Joseph
Wheaton, lost his wife about six years
ago, who LEFT him a boy ono year old,
which he gave away legally to Mr..
Baird. This family kept him until last
ihll, since which time Wheaton Inns stolen
the child several times, and last Monday
having the child, ho whipped Il TO death
because Ii would not stay with him. The
excitement in this vicinity Is very great,
and the people have turned out en- masSe,
with arns, hunting for the murderer
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Fcbruary9.
FLouR-Firmi western family at "a 10
a8 30. .....
GRAtN-Wheat quiet Ohio and Indl.
ana NJ 81 Goal TO- Corn dull Oats at
5GA5sc.
PRovrsroNs-QuiOt; bacon shoulders
at 10ic,
WmsRY-0ia0Gc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

"LooK yere, gentlemen, thar amt no
use O. playin' post,mortem hands " was
the sage remark Of solemn-iaced man
on u Mississippi river steamboat rs he
dealt the cards, and his opponents were
telling how many tricks they might have
won 10 the last hand had they played
their cards differently.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
OHIO LEGISLATunE.
CoLuMBus, February .

In the Senate considerable time was
spent on the bill to amend the temperance
laws SO as To permit physicians to pre-.
scribe the use Of intoxicating liquors,
which was finally laId on the table.
A resolution was offered In the House
calling hcattentlon oI the officers Of lndl.
ana to the abandonment oi thCWnhash and
Eric canal, and claiming that In permit:
ting this TO be done, Indiana llas violated
her contract with Ohio, and Il liable for
damNgCs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

FIRE AT OAKLAND, NID.-The residence
of DIR. Collarden, opposite the Gladcs
Hotel, at Oakland, Md, on the B. & 0. r.
r., was destroyedby fire on Tuesday, 3lst
uIt. Most of tho furniture was saved.
The fire originated in detective tluc in
the kitchen. Why do We have so many
defective flues?
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, February ..

CHICAGO, Fcbruqry2,
FLoUR-Firmcr.
GRAN-Wheat-No. 3 spring Chicago
steady and 1c higher, and closed at 81 2Bt
cash; 81 91i seller March; this afternoon
irregular ut $127 cash. Corn-No. 9
mixed quiet and taIc higher, and closed
519c cash, 529c seller March. 0ats-No.
2quiet and tatc higher; closed at 4Gta47c.
Rye-No. 2 quiet etGts7c. Barley-Spring
No. 9 nominal.
HoGs-Drcssed quiet and steady at sia
S4c;live dull at 7aT9c.
CATrLE-Dull and l5a2jC lower; sales
at 3taS9a5Fc.
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disturbance oil funds in London must react
upon the money markets of this country
We look for large increased export for
all our chief products, particularly bread
stuffs and provisions; the accumulation Of
cotton IN Europe, its dullness and low
price, being the only drawback.
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Philndelphln NEnrAet.

PHILADELPHIA, February 9.
FLoUR-Firm ohio and Indiana at
81 00a7 ~.
GRAIN-lyhctt unchanged. Rye held
Mt O7c. Corn yellow s0aS9Ci mixed 7Oa
Soc. Oats SSAO0c. .......
PROvIaoNs-UnClianged,
OlIS-Petrolcum, crude at islc; rein.
cd, 2Jr. .t..
ivuTsEY-Oia0jC.
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speech from the New senator.

Caarlr.ton dispatch 10 ClneimGa Gazette.
Hon. Henry G. Davis, United States
Senator elect, in response to sercnade
tonight, made the following speech
"Th6sc Of you who know inc best, know
that | would rather work than talk.
am for the people, Tor liberty and The
Constitution. Ihopetomectyouall while
here Legislature in social talks and, ! had
almost said, drinks"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
GERMANY.
William to Stay in France---South
France Brought into the Armistice.

The PnoHnctal C0respondeE to-day
states positively that the Emperor will re-
main at Versailles during the armlstice,
on account of the pending negotiations
Tor peace.
Military operations in South France
have been concluded by convention.
The Parlsian government IN its own in.
tercst has become an ally of Germany, in
preventing II fresh outbreak OF the war
and so utilizing the armisticC so as to sc.
cure real peace. ...
Open letters Tor tht provinces and
abroad can now be posted in Paris, but
the transmission OF sealed letters is for.
hidden.
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NEW YORK cry.


NRw yoRR, February 9.
Judge Blatchford decides that relatives
mny disappointed trustees In bankruptcy.
At meeting Of tho directors ol the
German Immigration Society, yesterday
afternoon, reports were submitted show
Ing that during january ,4i0 Germans
were landed ut this port, aguinSt 2,l01
during tic same month last year.
According TO the new census the nOpu.
lation Of this city Is given az Oii, ,1sO on
the first day of June last The old cnunle.
ration gave 026,Sll Inhabitants, an IN.
crease Of i7,7Ss,
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A PIrrspuRGn, Pa, paper of recent
date contains this advertisement: "Threc
young ladies of Allegheny wish to en-
gage three young gentlemen to take them
TO the lectures this winter. Car fare
and tickets furnished, and refreshments at
the homes Of the Indies afterwards"
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oDJEcT OF ovEnIIAULGNO CABINET.
River md Weather.
PITTSBURGH, February

1T FIrrsBUhdII, February 2.
II is growing colder The Mononga.
licla has fallen one TOOL six inches, since
SA. NJ, and is now IL feet six inches; no
arrivals. Departed-Juniata, for Cincin-
natl. Two steamers with 100000 bushels
of coal for Cincinnati, and eleven with
/ 100000 for Louisville, are ready to leave,
they will probably get away tomorrow,
other shipments will follow.
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Wheeling and Toledo Railroad Com-
IlE q pany Incorporated. a-
UOLUMDUs, February I.

Tho certificate of the Wheeling y To.
ledo Railroad Company, with one million
dollars capital, was filed today. The ter.
mini of the proposed road Is Bridgeport,
Belmont county, and Toledo, passing
through the counties of Belmont, Harrl.
son, Iuschrawas, Stark, Holmes, Wayne,
Ashland, Rlchland, Crawford, Huron,
Sandusky, Ottawa, Wood and Lucus.
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New York Market.

New YORK, February
CorToN-Dull und lower; niddling up.
lands l5ic.
FLoUR Firm at 50 75a7 10 for ship.
ping grades.
GRAIN-Wheat steady, red amber
81 50al OF. Rye quiet. 0atS G2aG5c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, Beef and Bacon dn.
changed. Lard dull, seller March l3gc;
April, l3sc.
Edds-UnchangGd.
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Turnpike to Moundsville.

From The National.
There has been considerable talk lately
of building a turnpike between this place
and Wheeling. II is thought that il can
be built on the old road now used, and
therefore could be cheaply done. Several
citizens OF Wheeling are sald TO be inter.
ested In the matter, md II they should
take II in hand, might make Oft very
profitable investment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
Disastrous Fire at Virginia City, Ne.
vade.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Jan. /.
A fire occurred this morning ut Virginia
City, Nevatla, hlich was the most dc.
strIctivc that las visited that city for
years. The fire crossed D street and swept
two-thirds Of East street, from Union 10
Sutton avenue. At one time McKny's
stable, corner Of D and Union streets, was
on fire, ,'and tearing down the building was
commenced to save Pipcr's Opera House,
hut by almost supcrhuman efforts the
building was saved. Along D street the
destruction was sweeping, The loss and
insurance has not yet been ascertaincd.
Patrick Lyons and II boot black, known rs
"Snorkey," were burned TO death in the
Sherman House, where they werc sleep.
ing, they not being awakened in time 10
make their escape.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, February2' z
Gold has been strong and opened at
111a +; closed ut 1114. In the latter part
OF the day there was considerable OK
citement and activity. Loans were made
at u per cent, and gradually declined to
3 per cent. ClearanCes $44,00O,000 Bids
for governments, in gold, amounted to
$6,O0O0OO. at from 110.50 to Hiss. The
awards will be 81 100000, from 11l.S2 to
11l.SS. Governments steady. Money. easy
ut 4ajc. State bonds steady.
STERLING ExcIlANGE-l'ankers bills
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THE SAN FRANCISCO LAND
GRAB.
The Prcsidio Reservation Scheme an
Infamous Swindle."
SAN FRANCISCO, February !

JNN NNNVTOVOi t SU'" "
The Bulletin cdit0rially says that the
pretensions OF various parties to portions
Of the Presidio military reservation rest
solely on m assignment of aclalm of one
of the agents who bought State school
land warrant and located 1t on this rcscr.
walton, and that they have not shadow
OF title or equitable claim, the whole nj.
Jair being II fraud and that tho PROPOSE.
tion that the Congress give tho property,
now unusually valuable, 10 them, Is de.
nounced by everybody as an infamous
swindle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
Railroad Meeting at New Athens.

A meeting is to be held ut New Athens,
Ohio, to-day, in the interest Of the project
ed railroad from Wheeling to UrichsVille.
1t is expected the surveying party will
have reached that point and will report
to the meeting the results Of the survey
that far
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

IT Is natively said in q California tele-
gram, Of man who detected an Indian
stealing from his cabin, that he does not
give very connected account OF what
disposition he made Of his prisoner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

ACANADIAN paper made the Emperor
William say; the other day, that lie nc.
cepted the Imperial dignity, hoping the
ancient slspenders Of tile Fatherland
might be restored, splendor was what 1t
meant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

GENERAL JOSEPH ]. REYNOLDS has
been elected to the United States Senate
In place Of Mr.. Morgan G. Hamilton, OF
Texas, whose term closes on the 4th Of
March
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Sudden Activity In tho BOmbshell
business.

l1 PouonKEErslE, Fcbruarys. ..
All The available force Of the Cold
Spring foundry has been set 70 work for
the manufacture Of 10000 bombshells, II
has not tranSplrCd from where tho order
GnanAted,
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Rome 10 be tho Capital.

FLORENCE, February ..
The Italian Chamber of Deputies, has
by vote of 232 against 90, resolved to
transfer the Capitol to Rome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
John Reilly and others,


Richard V, WhelAn ana others.
In Clrcuit Court Of Ohio county, In ChAncery.
by virtue OF decree rendered In this cause On
the 20Lh day OF December, A. d. 1870, by the said
Court, II was, among other things, ordered that
this cause be, and hereby Ia referred 10 @. l..
Cranmer, Ope Of the Commissioners Of this
Court, who Is directed TO state an account and
report at an early day. .
ist. The amount Of tho personal estate belong,
Ing ~ the eStato Of tho said Philip Reilly, de-
CeSsed, other than tho household property, cows,
Gdves and horses bcquCathed TO Mary Jane, with
tho amount Of Interest which has accumulated
thereon,
ID. The amount Of the debts Of said estate,
together with the funeral expenses and the costs
OF administering upon the personal estate,
I'd. The real estate sold by tho defendants,
Loring, as Trustees, with the names Of pnr.
chasefs, and the tim0, terms and amount Of each
sale, and the amount OF accrued interest thereon,
and the net amount received by them, II any.
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The temperance men and women Of
Maine will hold convention at Augusta
today, to use their influence with the leg
islature in lavOr Of prohibition.
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Financial and Commercial.
Financial Prospects-.-The Effect of
Peace.


Peace.
From he Philadelphia Record
There are other evidences than the
steady advance in the price OF Govern
ment bonds why peace will be welcome
news and advantageous TO American in
terests. The cotton trade, the largest elc.
ment in our commerce, is seriously de.
pressed by the suspension Of industry in
France, and the disturbance of the whole
European market for cloths 1t is sure to
revive rapidly when peace comes. The
same may be said, in some degree, of
other branches Of the export trade. The
expectation Is u reasonable one that the
export trade OF this country will be at
once increased; the business Of, our great
cities will become more active; all our
railroads and transportation companies
will add TO their traffic; our national
stocks will gain in credit; and some relief
will be given TO the hesitation and anxiety
which have so long characterized bnsi-
ness In nearly. all its branches. II is too
soon TO form any judgment us 10 the ex.
tent to which this reliet will go; but 1t Is
impossible 10 doubt that business men, rs
n whole, will enter upon the active
work Of the coming season with
greater cheerfulness than they have
experienced for many months, If
peace bc concluded OF once.
From a Val Street DiSpdteh 10 same.
These, however, are immateral changes
TO those that will be witnessed when peace
Is officially declared, for, as l wrote weeks
ago, peace means the withdrawal Of bull.
lion from England to the continent;
more active money market at foundation,
all through England, and all over Europe;
an advance in tho rate Of interest at all the
financial centres; a decline in all dcserip.
tions Of securities; the raising OF new and
heavy loans by France and Germany, md
the withdrawal Oi funds now employed
in New York on foreign account
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IN TIE IIOusI

For Ddris-AIessrs. Ballard, Barr, Bran
non, Brown, Chenoweth, Davisson, Farls
Ferguson, Flanagan, Garrett, lIeiskell,
IIcrvey, IIorner, Hovermale, jackson,
KeevGr, Keys, Lang6Lt, Lewis, Love,
Lynch, Mcdonald, Meadows, Morrow, jr.,
Nadenbousch, Nelson, Newman, Prich'
ard, Ilollyson, Shannon, Sheppard, Sim
mons, Smith, Stubbs, Upton, Webster,
West, Wilson, CracraG (SpeakeD-@.
For BrODn-Mcsss. Bishop, Boggs,
Clark. DOnehO0, Griffin, HasSlcr, JOUcs,
Lough, Martin, McGinnis, Mclean, Smith,
of Tyler, stehley, sturgiss and Wyatt,
liz
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NEAR Seneca Falls, in New York, one
George Harper made seven attempts to
commit suicide, and failingin all OF them,
he went to Waterloo and got married. II
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CoMNIssIoNER,s OFFICE,

WHBELif0, Jan ~, 1871,
All persons interested will take notice that
have fixed on the 29d day Of February, 1871, at my
Office, In the city Of Weeollng, on the northeast
corner Of Monroe and Fourth streets, between
OF that day, a. the time and place when and
where, In accordance with the provisions OF said
decree, shall proceed to state the said account.
q. l.. CIlANMER,
t..ota... CnHtmiaainnnF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

ClNcINNATI had a floating debt on the
1st ultimo, Of $jl2,27l, and other liabili-
tics, which make it over n million.
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Every Family should have a Bottle.
Get none hut those manufactured by .
JAS. A. JACKSON & CO.,
st. Louis, MO.
0cneraI Agent. lor we.l vIrpInIa.

For sale everywhere by all respectable Drug
glsts and GrOcGfs.
q. ". FRANZIIRIM q CO.,
novi9 General Agents Tor West Virginia.
ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES
l. TATE OF ROBERT MARSHALL, DECD
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Court
OF the County OF Ohio, State Of West Virginia.
made In cause therein pending TO ,ublect the
real estate OF the sail Robert Marshall decd, TO
the payment OF his debts, you are required TO
present your claims against the said Robert Mar
shall, decd, for adjudication to GIBSON L. GRAN.
MgR, Commissioner In ChdnctTY, At his office In
the said County on or before the ldth day Of Feb
ruAry, A. d. 1871. .a
Witness Michael j. Dreinig, Clerk of said
Court, this 3Oth day Of December. A. d. 1870
MICHAEL J, BREINIG, Clerk.
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FINANCIAL.
FIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
United States Depository.
Capltal............,.,...,.,..s25o, 900.

A general Banking, Exchange aud Collection
Certificates Of Deposit Issued and lnterest paid
thereon.
Revenue stamps for sale In sums TO suit ,
New Fractional Currency and |, ?, 8 and &c coin
always on hand for tho accommodation Of tho
public,
Accounts Of Merchants, Manufacturers, Bank.
Vrs and Others solicited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

AN orphan girl in Virginia has just
smoked herself to death ut the age of 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

A NoRwIcu, Conn, woman, who ran
needle into her foot, year ago, by accl.
dently stepping upon II, recently had II
pulled out from between her shoulders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-03

THERE Is q town in Nevada county,
Cal, called Omega, in which there arc
thirty.two young bachelors, and only one
unmarried woman.
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River Division.
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Co.

RI RIE III
DAssEN RT RAINS WILL
L run by the following schedule on and amer
December 96th, l87l Wheeling time:
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DARLING, it's bed time. All the little
chickens have gone TO bed" ayes, man.
lna, and 80 has the old hen"
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The Vote for Senator.

The following is the vote by which
Hon. II. q. DAVIS was elected United
States Senator last Friday:
IN SENATE. ......
For IT. G. Dapis-Messrs. Baker, (Pres.)
Alexander, Applegate, Carper, Cook,
Dayton, Gold, HHrman, Ice, johnson,
Kline, Koonce, Patrick and Scott, (of
Raleigh)-l4,
For JliS. H. BrOun-Messrs. Doreman,
Brown, Gather, Crane, Humphreys, Price,
and Scott, (of RitChie)-7.
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JUD0E EVANS, Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has
made reputation as tho man who never
could make up his mind TO cat an oyster.
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MONITOR NAVY TOBACCO.
N 10 Cases Monitor Navy n lbs Tobacco
Just received and for eAlG by
deci I NJ, REILLY,
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The Gmpuria @elps.
HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE.

John McDonongh; the millionaire Of
New Orleans, has engraved upon his
tomb series of maxims he has pre-
scribed through life, and to which his
success in business Is mainly attributed.
They contained such wisdom that we
copy them: wr
RULES FOR THE GUIDANCE OF ny LIFE.
Remember always that labor is one
OF the conditions Of existence.
Time Is gold; throw not one minute
away, but place each one to account.
DO unto all men as ye would be done
by.
Never put of till tomorrow what
you can do to-day. A.. F tSssi - -
do yourself
Never coyet what is not your own.
Never think any matter SO trihing as
not to deserve notice.
Never give oat that which does not
Arst cozae fn.s ~
Neverspend but to produce.
Let the greatest order regulate the
Transaction of your life.
Study In your course of life to do the
greatest amount of good.
Deprive yourself of nothing neces-
sary to your comfort, but live In an
honorable simplicity.
Labor TO the last moment OF your
existence.
Pursue strictly the above rules, and
the divine blessing aud riches OF every
kind will how upon you to your hearts
content. -zsJHs E,447z-5. s-Ya- ,sa-- r-sHs
First OF all. remem Der that the chief
and great duty OF your life should be
to tend, by all means ia your power
TO the honor and glory of our Divine
Creator. %
The conclusion to which ] have ar.
rived is, that without temperance there
10 no health; without virtue, no order
without religion, no happiness; anC
that the aim of our being is to live
righteously, wisely and soberly.
GE ~ -JC JOHN McDoNoUeH.
New Orleans, March 8. 1854.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08

A Chicago lover went to visit his girl
one evening recently, but for some rea-
son--possiDle that the fre had materi-
received and treated him cody. He
remained standing in the parloI q few
moments, but finally made q movement
toward the door, remarking that he
"guessed hid CO." co." said she start
ing from a beautiful condition OF semi.
uneonsciousness, won't you take q
chair 2" "Well, I don't care IL do"
was his reply, and he took the chair,
thanking her kindly, and carried il
home. He says it Is 8 good chair, made
ofwalnut, with stufing and green cover
just what he wanted. But he is down
on that girl, and declares he wouldn't
marry her-not if her father owned q
brewery.
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Close concessions are made at North Topeka
with trains of Kan sas Pacific Railway, tor AA
points East and West. - i -tA e. .. D
At EmPoria Junction, with trains on the Aissoa-
RI. Kansas Texas Railway. for Southern Knn-
sas. ~ 'E '-t5s -'- -i''7
At Emporia with daily line of stages 20 and
from Eureka.
at Florence with daily line OF stages for WtsA:
Ia, Eidorado, Arkansas City, Augusta, and ell
ants in Southern and Southwestern Kansas.
Ali communications relative TO freight and lick
ct business should be addressed to
b l.. SARGENT
General Freight and Ticket Al elt
-. PETER. General Manager.