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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-05

Dox'r forget the closing out sale of
II. Hartman Il Co. See advertisement
N another column.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R,

CON DENNED I'M VAhU.
- - -r--.1-l=-- -, = -
Il q -:
as AND AFTER NON. u. ISL, TRAINS
" VIII run Daily, except Sunday'laS l"'-
lows. viz
ACcoM'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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LADIES CAMBRIA UNDERwEAR.-
Geo. Il Taylor " Co., have just opened
their new stock of Ladies Cambria I'M
derwcar. embracing night dressed, chem
ise. drawers, toilet sacques, aprons, &c.
All made expressly for their own sales,
and all 81 the very best quality.
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REMNANTS of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin. remnants of Hamburgs, cheap
at j. ). RHODES Il Co.'S.
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FRIDAY. MARCH .. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Ay7irdl Of Trans:
Steamer Market Boy.

a.Hills of lading signed, and small pack
ave, attended TO if left ut J. q. Morris iii
Water street.
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FEREEL..is determined to close out his
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THREE hunred pieces of Merrimnc,
Cochecos, Hamilton and Pacific prints
at etc per yard.
GEO. X. TAYLOR X Co.
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TEN thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. 5. RHODES Il Co.'S.
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A FINE RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

DFSlRARI.ERINERB BOTTOM FARM.
The subscribers offer the farm upon
Witch they reside for sale, better known
.,s the joel IlitOn Farm Ii * situated
in Belmont county, ohio. four miles north
of Martins Ferry. IL coutainA l67 acres OF
excellent land, suitable for gardening or
farmn. purposes, being only i've miles
from Wheeling market. The dwelling is
a GOOD TWO story frame house, containing
nine rooms with a never failing well of
ON rnr farm for watering stock; Stabling
tr,. ~ head Of horses and cattle, besides
other necessary out buildings. The farm
has ON IL two good bearing orchards OF eN-
client fruit. ANY person desiring our adj
dress or Ia examine the premises, will call
~ tine subscribers, who reside on the farm.
JNO. II. TILTON & BROS,
,.hlIsb MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
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THE closing out sale Of II. Hartman *
Co.. will not last long. Go soon If you
would improve the chance.
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For Alpacas, Mohares and Cashmeres
Ow. 20 to d. w. ERREL :.
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"CovE, gentle spring; Ethereal mild
ness. come. and don't be 20 long
about it.
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WHEN Pittsburgh ladies mean to COM
pliment a gentleman'S mustache, they
call it real camcrs hair
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ADAMS y Lucas, Agents,
1927 Market street
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NEW RUCKwHEAT FLOUR

= HAVE JUST RECEIVED 2,OeO LBS.
| eastern Buckwheat Flour.
X. J. SMITH,
oc4 CorperIMarket and 18th stree
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SUMNER Grenadines and White Goods
ut give-away price, but must be sold
now. nj j. w. FERRELs.
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ODEs to spring are indefinitely post
poned 1t is still the winter Of our dis
content
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TIE Board of Education will meet
next Monday evening.
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INSTRUCTION IN INSTRUMENTAL
MtSI(.
MANUFACTURERS OR DEALERS
Any Enterprisinq Man

who wishes to engage in "A flrSt-claSs pay
ing business, profitable in the dullest OF
times. call and examine for yourselves the
merits pt the
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
DEATHS.

FOUNTAIN-At Harrington the night OF the 18th inst
OF fever Mrs. Mary Mr. Thomas ROun-
tain, formerly Of Dover, In her thirty nth year.
West Liberty Ohio January 18TH 1875 after
brief illness ofneuragis Mr. Simon spsarman aged years
and IS days Mr. Spearman formerly resided in smyrna and
is well known throughout this county His residence at the
te OF his DEATH in the embryo city Appleton Licking
county, Ohio, Of which he OF the founders.
COOPERIn Vernon couHty Mo, the first February
1875, Ezekiel NJ Cooper. aged 81 He born and
raised in this Ken county His last residence in this state
in Dover He industrious and worthy citizen, vel
beloved in life and amsnted In death He left wife and
daughters to mourn his loss the
assurance Of the Christians faith.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES..

CLARK-DUNHAM.-At Smyrna Circuit Parsonage, March
End by Rev. W. B. Gregg Mr. Jno W. Clark to Miss Maria
Durham, all of Kent Co. Del.
COOK-J0HNs0N-At the residence Of the brides father
near HazettVe Ds the Esd inst, by Rev. John Down
ham, Mr. William Cook and Miss Susan johnson daughter
ofJohn Johnson.
M0ORE-FARROW.At the NJ. P. Parsonage, in Lepsic on
the 9h OF February 1885, BY Rev J. ~ Ederdlce Mr. Ben
iamn H. Moore and Miss Maggie FArrow both OF KeRt
county, Delaware.
CAEL-OOLLINS-0n Wednesday the a4h, at the residence
OF Mrs. Ann Davis Smyrna by Dr. PhGbus. Mr.. Frank
Gael Of Peterborough to Miss Joe. Ellen Collins Of New
Castle Co, Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

The river at Chattanooga, Tenn, Monday
was at a stand, but the water covered Market
street from the wharves to Ninth street, food
ing the Union Depot, the Commercial, Van
Horn and Read Hotels, and all the stores on
Market and Ninth streets. Many houses in
the main portion of the city we're also sub
merged. A drunken man was drowned on
Saturday, aud two men were drowned on Sun
day night. One of them, named Jones, was
the Chief Engineer of the Chattanooga Iron
Compsnys Works. On Saturday and Sunday,
a steam fsrryboat voyaged through the flooded
streets, relieving the inhabitants and taking on
board all who were compelled to leave their
homes These who wished to get from one
end of the town to the other Monday, were
obliged to go in boats Railroad communica-
ton is cut off in all directions, and it was
not until Monday that mail was sent out by
steamboat. One telegraph wire remained, and
that was liable to 60 at any moment
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

PRESERVATION OF TMBERs. Scientific
laen are turning their attention to the rapid
destruction of the forests of the United States.
They assert that the scarcity of wood for the
practical purposes of life, great as isthat evil, is
trihing compared to the damage that must re-
suit to the agricultural interests of the country
by the changes of climate that will follow the
stripping of timbsrlands. Already this change
is said to be apparent in many sections where
continued droughts arc now becoming common,
much to the detriment of farmers. The
remedy suggested, in addition to greater
economy in thu use of our forests, is to plant
annually as many trees as are cut down, which
is proved by the experience of other communi-
ties to be practicable. There is no subject tC
which the legislation of the State could be more
proitaby directed Bali Sun.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

SALT LAKE Cry, FEBRUARY ga deci-
sion WAS made last evening by Judge Mexican
in the case Of Ann Eliza Youug's application
for divorce and slimony. 1t is that Ann
Eliza receive $4,000 attorneys fees and $500
per month alimony pending the trial, the
aimony to date from the filing Of the ccm-
plaint, which was about 10 months ago. There
was loud applause in the court room after the
close of the reading of the decision.
To day Judge Mexican made an order thai
within ten days from service, Brigham Young
shall pay $4,000 attorneys fees, and in twenty
days, 80, 500 slimony.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Whence this great commotion the country
through, among the Alcoholic Bitter-mo
gers3 They stand aghast at an innovation on
their privilege Of making drunksrds of the
sick. A competitor has come into the field
With which they cannot contend. DIR. j.
Walkers California Vinegar Bitters, the
unde6lsd essence of the most eficacious vegsta-
bic tonics and Alternative in the world, is driv-
ing all the stW-born nostrum Of King Alcohol
to the wall There is no disease, internal OF
external, in which it is not kensfcislly admin.
istered
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Local elections we're held in Maine on Mon
day. At Portland the Democrats elected their
candidate for Mayor by 436 majority, against
Republican majority of 507 last year. Ken
nebunk went Democratic by large majority
for the first time in eighteen years" Lewis
town, which last year gave l47 Democratic
majority. this year elects Republican Mayor
by majority Of $50 Auburn and Ssco elect
Republican Mayors and Bath elects a citizens
candidate for Mayor by G2 majority.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

The system of ling church pews at auction,
iuaugurated by Mr., Beechsr in Brooklyn, has
now reached Philade lphia, and strangely
enough through so cons ervstive people as the
Lutheran denomination The occasion was
the opening of the new" Church of the Holy
Communion at the corns Of Broad and Arch
streets Members of the church state that the
demand for the choice pc ws was so active that
it was thought the fairest way would be to put
them up at auction, thus giving all members a
chance to show how much they desire to have
their choice, and at the same time to help by
such sale to clear off the heavy building
expenses. The rental of the best pews is also
very high, something unprecedented in the
Lutheran church. Some of the pews are held
at no less price than $4,000 a year-enough
to rent West End house, or half a dozen such
domicilss as mere folks live in. The Lutheraus
will cease being meek and lowly pssple if this
thing goes on. And We find the lowy
Methodists, too in a gothic caths lral on the
opposite corner! Modes of worship change
like everything eso in the world, but is the
worship itself anymore heartfelt and true The
highest premium paid in the sale referred was
500. In most cases 1900 to $400 premium
was paid. These sums, you will understand
are in addition to the Pew Rents.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

TAX ON MATCHEs.-In considering the tariff
and tax bill the House of Representatives has
refused to repeal the stamp tax on matches in
accordance with the request OF large manufac-
turers, who seek protection against fsrsigu pro-
ductions of the article In debate on the sub
ject. Mr.. Dawes said that to abolish the tar
would be to encourage the small manufactures
but to retain the tax would advantage tbs
larger ones, and he expressed indifference as tC
which course should be adopted. The revenue
from this source is about 50, 500, 900.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

-
~ BY virtue writ of Levari Faeias TO directed, will
Public Sale at the Front Door OF the County
Building in the town OF Dover Dover Hundred Kent County
Delaware TUESDAY the 29d day Of March,
1875 at 2 P N" the following Real Estate, to wit;
All singular all that certain tenements
tract Of land situated in Dover Hundred Kent county and
OF Delaware bounded follows: Beginning at
white north side OF the county road running
road through lands Of Caleb s. Pennew
lands formerly Of John Wyatt these whole premises, and
the read from Dover to KsnOu being the
premises which Lewis ii. Psekey Sarah Ann his
by ndenure bearing date the hrat day OF July A. d.
did graut sell Isaac Cooley said tree
lands Of Thomas Bradford and the FOX
with Fox Hall north fth three de-
sTses and hVetenths pechss to stake In nat
land ery Of John easanton, dec
said Fox Hall thence with the line OF said
Pasanon land nsrh forty degrees hundred and
eighty stake under division for
other formerly OF Lewis II. Pssksy in line OF said
land thence south forty degrees and thrssQuar
east eghyour and peches corner in the
middle Of the aforesaid county road hsnes along the mid
die Of said read south and onsisurh degrees west
hundred aud and sevensnths pershes to the
place Of beginning containing Seventy-sx t16 Acres
less together vita all and SINGULAR the buildings i'm
provenents, fixtures, &c. -.
Seized and taken IN execution the property Of AMOS
ID. MAYO and CYNTHIA A, his wife, CHARLES v. SMITH
and ANE E. his wiie and ROBERT WILSON, Oruit grswer
PETER L. COOPER, Sheriff.
SHRRRIBF's OFFIoE. DOVER, DEL,
February 23d, 1874
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Mr.. Thompson, who succeeds General Butler,
lby the decision of the Republicans of the dis
trict, lin the next Congress in his speech
before the Constitution Club Of Boston, the
other evening, said I'VE are not to treat the
colored people as wards of the white people:
They are not to be the wards of the General
Government or the wards of the State Govern
mGnt, but they ought to be, as they are, thank
God American citizens with all .heir rights
and privileges as American citizens"
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
REMOVAL.

Hardy & Wilkinson take this opportunity Of in
forming their lends and the public genearal that
they have removed their place Of business from
corner of Delaware and Commerce St, to six doors
below Main ST. on Commerce, where they propose
carving on painting, papering and graining.
H. & w. beg to return their thanks to their
friends and public generally for the very liberal
amount of support that they have received during
the past year. and trust by strict attention all
ders committed to them, combined with moderate
charges TO merit continuance of the same. mh3 y
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

According to the st. Louis Globe, the
present Congress has represented among its
members all the trades and professions, and
among them, three clergymen, several DOCTORS
an actor, a stenographer, a jeweller, tailor,
an omnibus driver, an engineer, several editors
and printers, a carpenter, eight soldiers, aud
hotel proprietor.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

CARBoIIc ACID FOR HOUSE PLANTs.-Sev-
era Of my nice gsraniums began to look slckly,
and upon examination found little worms at
the roots. l applied solution of weak carbo-
lie acid quite freely to the earth, and found it
restored the plants to health aud beauty in q
very short time II will also kill lice upon the
stalks, if applied with swab or feather to the
plants, without injuring the foliage Country
GsntleDlnn
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
Pure Ground Raw Bone,

Furnished by car 10 lots OF hve tons and upwards,
~, sm.Ier quantities from store. Parties ordering
esrlv will get all the benefits OF the lowest prices
AI.s materials fer manufac ur,ng Phosphate always
on hand. Prices as low as the lowest, quality az
good as ths best. Orders and inquiries by mai
prom ptly atteaded 20. IA. ORANSToN,
Gh54 Am - Newport, Del.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

"Mr. Potter, | have been with you three
months, and you have not paid me-. am very
poor. and deeply in debt for my board: My
landlord says if do not pay him to-day he will
put me in Jail.
.'Wel, my boy" answered Potter, cOOlly.
'yeu know if he puts you in Jail you won'l
have to pay any board j.
This must have been consoling.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
CANCER CAN BE CURED.

DR.: ii. I. BOND, OF the PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.
has discovered certain this dreadful maady
astonishing the medical faculty by his wonderful The
remedies be sent Of the world Those who
ter visiting the city remaining while
hnd ample accommodations the INSTITUTE SCRCfULA
TErTER PEURGO, snd all SKIN diseases and impurities Of
the Blood cured after all other remedies a Consultation and
advice free. Call at OF address.
"PENNA. CANCER INsTITUTR,"
nov. lSly. 1908 CHESTNUT ST. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
PERSONAL NOTICE.

All officers sailors and soldiers wounded ptured
addressing DR. n. b. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon in United States Navy
Ne 1877 SAMSON St., Philadelphia.
Oct. 2ist.-ly Communications promptly answered.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Joshua Bailey, of Cohoos Falls, New York
promised the bulk of his fortune to which
ever of his nephsws raised the largest family
of boys w. w. Bailey, of Wavsrly, Iowa,
raised FIVE boys. and got $2,OOO,OOO at ths
death of his uncle.
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
HEADQUARTERS TOR MULES.

The subscribers have for sale at Maxwell's Hotel
in MddletO~n. Del, large and superior lot Of
KENTUCKY MULES which they are selling very
low, and they think they can make it TO the advan.
tags Of all persons needing stock to call and zee
them before purchasing. WIN. POLK,
Z. r. COCHRAN.
MIDDLETowN, DEL, February IS. l575-4w
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Henry Ward Bsscher is to receive one thou
sand dollars for one lecture in Boston. This IL
the same II. w. b. who was wishing no wa,
dead, some time ago. The wages of sin used
to be death. Now they are one thousand dol
lars a night %i-..-
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03

Cards and Circulars neatly printed at this
Office, ! ..omn'
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
HORSES FOR SALE.

Having no use for them, the subscriber sffsrs
three good Horses for SALE cheap. Also six Hsifers.
w. J. CAMPBELL,
Waksman House. Bombay Heck.
P. o. Address, Smyrna, Del.-feb17.Iw
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A COUPLE OF VERY FINE YOUNG
STATIONS.

prefer to SELL but if 1 cannot sell will exchange
for other good stock, for land. or other
commodities. These COLTS cannot be excelled for
breeding. size, style, promise Of speed any othe.
quality. One will be four and tho other five years
old next Spring. and they are well broken to har.
ness have three Of them is the reason desire 10
sell or exchange two. Address Box "a. Middletswn.
Delaware. feb. l7.<w
Smyrna times., 1875-03-03
CHAS. D. GREEN, mi. D.,
PHYSICIAN g. OPERATING SURGEON,

Has removed his sffice and residence 10 Ne. a3s
Nsrth Thirteenth Street, Philadsl phla. Office hours
daily, (Sunday exeepted) from to 4,r.E. decl6'3n
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Daniel {. DENLY Arrested.

y warrant waS forwarded, from
LaurcnS county Yesterday, to sSoliri-
tor lilytlic, for the arrest Of Daniel c.
Dcn,lv, charged with the murder Of
William Reilly, co!orcd, in that coun-
.iy, on the night Of he 18th Of Octo-
Der, 1870. The wlrran: was cnhurs-
cd by Trial Justice sherman, ana
Mr.. Dcndy was arrested by Marshal
Greer. 4 writ Of habcaS corpus vas
Immediately sucd out, and Mr.. Dcrdv
was released OH bond Of $4,000
with the following securities: G.. +.
Mcscly, Dr. .Jnr. i. Dorah, Alcxun-
der AIcBcc' Y. McBcr, S. G.. Me-
Clanahan, =. Williams and others.
Judge L. y. Cook herd The case
Col w. II: Perry .or The defendant
and Solicitor Blythe prosecutions.
This is Il new br.il;ng OF tie old
prosecutions aud prosecutions Of the
citizens Of i.au"cns county many Of
whom have been driven away from,
the county Tor fear Of prosecution hv
scouMlrris who themselves are guilty
Of murder, and are trying L; hide their
guilt bv >nl:nrning witnesses to ensure
conviction Of innocent men Ar.
Dcndy is IN aged gentlemen who has
lived IN honorable life, respected bv
his fellow itizcn< generally, anl the
case created considerable ceiling. an,
The good men Of Grccnvillc rushed to
his side in his ho,l Of need, and ia
bond Of 100000 had been required
the citizens who have furnished it in
II very short time, notwithstanding.
Mr.. Dcndy has reside, in Grccnvillc
hut a few months. The murder he is
charged with is said to have been
committed i'll Tie yc;r 1870, during
WHAT is known rs The ku-klux riots.
Mr.. Denly presented ailidavits to
prove IN alabi. which were 50 conc,u-
sivc that SolicStor Blythe waved hi;
privilege oc requiring tn days, in
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.tioi,iLrlw|
\ 'Aood. 4Newsrfor.Scs,ool treael,ers. .

uIA rw4I adl n 1oido nj .oiibo iii,
;NAiHs Ia saagygssaat yAsrsplea in bealssaalfF
OF pq'qlrv q'qlvt vteaschhcrss sschr fp spYRlishipg
the following qyii iip, 4 rlc:tslri soti Hon; K. X,
JilIIsson, SGPerilnttepdcpt j pf e,'ueati9p, !,
to the Hpp,, !, 81 p, mi clsrcYYzto, ss tatsfr
IT, ttreas.urf11Me haRd hqep Informed
I by the treasurer-.taa.-l.e- is ready to
| pay the ni6i,ey On demand. This will
pc very gfatAy,Hy'to TIE feacllcrs in
| fhc .shrtodso IpaqN Of the state who
hayc waited several: yealsH Ii th7s2'
hhoncy WenEaEi 4hat thE aAfo,Iht
wili idsafReicnto to'iiYu,aaaS the
Certificates outstanding, ,DeeduIW oftke'b
illrgat l!,ratdte ,tab tRenp pselBbr to!H!Y !
nissio''ers of i4ui,fgotsaIfcates lafsc ia
y in excess ofthc appropriatlHi'd 'diadgr
for .huif 1vspedireleountics:
hTuD. IGobtMn.i, May agaaa5,I
D%s $Mss u f. S5sM ME.2!4 {al!g14$Sz,H 14$zHy2;sszINe. Hy2S;ssssI
,DDN,a sr,ea fnt'd' appabpfihE6n q
Of S9Q,Q9Q. for, ps ,yjaent OF; Jpfi.ieneiesa Z
Of school claims, and salaries of
county schooly iAihinIissidncrs due
prior to November, l,,lB73, mad /, and
# "An dc, tb :,iak H&Repropllrfiaiiafa5SHss' 70
n'eet t. 7the ordinary N sS ,yx!Pcpiaav oflpq
state govtrnn. cit for FISCAL year com,,
p,:hcing sRivciti6er' 'fl i1S74'.''H an. ir'1
proved nfarch10 d1sR5l yal have rtgS
ported to this 1otfire8 as. tie Balancsb
ppy;HHllaab lle, foshqE payment, Of, sphoaL,
fhSF Esinf Of ssb.S64G5. H,ssvyea H,svta'kS,a tk,
hnnot to iinfoEn y}u lhdti1 Rnayite' e'!SE," .f.
portioncd said sum S82,3G4O5tot ti5s
several :cbnntiessnfilG,e 1statezag fol
ioWE:IAAbhcyitle, s.. 1890; tAudersnn,
turt, 's5,s42.lo; CRaficssiiomm, s6,SEf.4J:
Chester, S2,Sl.7O; Chesterfield. $f,,a'
352.10; Cl rc1idoi. Sf,651.l 5, G;olietoi,
s3,S65.G0; Darlingtonl s2.s35.45;
EhgeGell, ss,G1G.05; Fairfield, 81
61s.e5; Georgetown IS, SO. &C; Green
vile, Sa,3O2.A0; Iorry,. i SE;I18.3O;
kcrsi.nw, 81 ,93g85;- Lancaster, ! ,2O4.-
20; Laureiis, gs2,3009Qpo oLcx;ngt6h,
81 tSale; Marion, rs3 .Qga,i Marlbero,;
ba$5ss IS S15i f!s1 So
O79.95; Pickcns, 81, 1850; Ricfiia'nd,
s2,206.55;a sphrtailbnrg, 's8,9o3.SO:
Sumter, ss2,726. 90; III niona ,S2N24;
Williapsburg,. .s1,S29.2O York, 'S2,77
1890 total, SS2. .3G4,O5.
hereby certify thaatt Tie falrreagoc,ingg
superintendent is, Tto the best Of ny
knowledge and beliefs correct! a7.i
a'ia a!7 g2rrJ. koJILIaoS, np9b
State Superintendent of Education. j
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SATURDAY. MORNING, MAY 20. 1875.
not sooner or later prove to be rls

not sooner or later prove to be rus
CAL
towards evening Jakcy was sitting
on the steps, having recovered from
his grief of tho morning, when the
Sunday school teacher Glanced to pass
by. and Jakcy hailed him With: Say,
mister, / told my mother what you
told me about old Jacob lastnigh!,
and there has been the old scratch to
pay ever since. Mr. called pa villain
and a bloody thief, and tried to break
her back on the sofa, and said ,hst
there wouldn't be anytlngt to cat ,an,;
there amt been such IL time since on
offered to kiss Aunt Jane good bye:
Maybe you had better drop in and
sec the old lady, mister; she amt 50
bad as she WAS"
The teacher, after some pressing,
accompanied Jakey into the house,
and was presented to Mrs. Waits in
the parlor.
Mrs. Watts began to thank him for
disclosing her husbands pc,iidy, but
he disclamcd having done anything
Of the kind, and at length, after con
siderable talking, it was discovered
that Jakcy had misapplicd tie story
Of the patriarch Jacob. Mrs. Watts
started right out to hunt up jacob,
and when she found him astonishcd
him again by being rs loving as she
had been distant. Jakcy i. contcntcd
in the fact that there is no Immediate
prospect Of lack OF supplican III the
family, and Mrs. Watts would be
perfectly happy if she could only shut
Mrs. 1.cwis's mouth.