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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

There will DO great change, as il
by magic, in case tho general expecta.
ton of great war 10 Europe is rea.
lized. The impending event, the mo.
meut it happens, will touch all tho
nerves Of American trade and industry.
It will open vast and profitable mar.
keI for everything We can produce,
and set all The wheels of business in
active motion. Our banks will find
employment for all their idle money
our railroads will bO burdcned with
freight; u mighty stimulus will be
given to the raising Of grain ard pork
to the manufacture Of arms. clothing
and military supplies. and we shall re-.
cover within tue ensuing two years
moro thaa We have lost since the great
panic. 1t is absurd to Indulge in sen.
timcntal misgivIngs about thriving gu
tue calamitles Of other natiunS We
are aUt Responsible for those calani.
ties The effect Of our business aotiv.
ity will be to alleviate them. We
shall supply IuOd to Ihose who would
otherwise finnish. clothing to those
who would otherwise 60 naked, arms
TO thOse who would otherwise DO with.
out means Of defence. --Nsw York
HcrUiH.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
New Orleans, or to redoom bis promi.

New Orleans, or to redOOm bis promi.
scs 10 some other satisfactory way.
Wells is still Surveyor of New Or.
leans, at S4,50O a year, and bis son, rs
deputy. pockets $2,5O0 more. Still
hc is not happy. He aud his family
have little bill against tho Govern.
ment for nearly lhrec.quarters of a
million, which they wan. paid quickly
and without scrutiny of the items.
This polite request IL rather embaras.
sing just now, but Wells snys he was
embarrassed in November to steal eight
thousand majority from Tildcn and
Nichols. and consequently the admin.
istrat'on ought not to forget that fact
Wells and Andersen have good
memories when their Interests are con.
cerued, and they hold rs rods IN pickle
various records and memoranda that
would interest tho public exceedingly.
but might not be pleasant reading for
Sherman, Mathews, Noyes, and other
managers, who gave aid and comfort to
tue Returning Board in their day Of
trial aud temptation. They have init.
mated 10 plain sCrmi tba. an adjust.
mens Of their claims is desirable, aud
before the ex.rs session meets, or OILS o
there may be music IN the sit." IN,
Y .SHn
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

"Thc Legislature Of Illinois has pre-
ssntod Morrison's name as a most wor.
thy candidate for the Speakership OIL
tho U. S. House Of Representatives,
on account Of bis lOng service. his par.
lirmeutary knowledge and bis sterling
integrity ."-Baltimore Sun.
THs Illinois Legislature has given
an honor 10 whom honor is duo BY I'd.
vocating the claims Of ono Of Illinois
most honorod sons-Hon. Vim. Il.
Morrison. There is DO man in pub.
lio life to-day who commands moro res.
poet than this ono. His record from
the beginning Of his career to the
present time is spotlcss.
Morrison belongs to n noble race
His ancestors bare done much to 10
crease the material growth of the
"Qucen Of tho Western States "
Wealthy themselves. they have lent
helping hands to others, and to-day
there are hundreds Of immigrants sec.
tied 10 Illinois, giving life and sub
stance to the State, adding thousands
Of dollars yearly to our national reve.
nues and all this is duo to the eucrgy,
wealth aud bOundless generosity Of the
Morrisons.
II the down troddon people of Loui-
aua are, to-day, enjoying the blessings
Of homo government, il corruption and
fraud. violence aud oppression. power.
~ and darkees have given away to
freedom and prosperity.r the State is
indebted 10 great nanne to tho un-
firing efforts Of Vim. r. Morrison, who
as chairman Of the Louisiana inyesti.
eating committee uncarthed the vii.
lainiOs ofthe Packard government
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
Let Mr.. Hayes Hearken.

Returning Board Anderson is again
at Washington. demanding recognition
and reward for his services in stealing
tho State Of Louisiana. lie is not sat.
isfcl with tho consideration which was
received in New Orleans from tho con.
tracing parties at the time Hayes was
counted in. Like an upright patriot,
no wants a settlement 10 full, ind au
office that will not only pay well. but
notify tho world that be still enjoys
the utmos! epntilece Of Hayes and biz
fraudulent administration.
Anderson claims to have made many
sacrifices for "thc cause" and never
to have had the full measure Of com
pensation for making bogus Legisla.
tureF. Governors and State officers
He thinks tho time has come for squar.
ing tho accounts. and has been calling
on John Sherman with loud voice 10
name hin. as Collector Of the Fort Of
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
vyW&egpOS
MARBLE WORKS
w ]. KlTSON Proprietor
Corner Aain and FRS. Street.
MARBLE MANTLES,
TABLE TOPS,
WASH STANDS and
FURNITURE TOPS, 10.
Cemetery Lots enclosed with Marble OF
Granite coping also Posts and Galranixed
TubisE. All descriptions of HoUsE BDRK
doue on the shortest notice.
JUDICIAL SALE.

BY virtue At decree Of the Circait Cour
Of tiilmer county, rendered q; the kiarel
term OF 1877, in the chanCefy cause Of Reb
ert ". Walker -. David Cloyenger, aut
Peter l.. knight and John Martin vs.. DArit
Cleveuger, John d. CleTeugcr and Robet
". Walker, we will sell by public auction
to the higest bidder, at the front dooi o
the Court House OF said county, on the III
day ofJuue, 1871, the same being coul
day, the tract OF
2791 ACRES.
(outside Of the. Shock survey In the bill!
mentioned 10 said causes dscrsed to be sold
situated on Steer Run, a branch OF the Left
Hand Fork OF Steer creek In the county o.
6iImsr. Reference Is made to the papers In
aid cauIe5 for more particular description
OF said land.
TERMS OF sALE-Suticien cash 10
hand 10 pay co sta Of suit and expenses o.
sale, aud for the residue on credit ofe, Il
and IS months, the purchaser giving BIZ
notes with good psrsonAl security for thG
deferred instsllnsuts, bearing Interest iron
dase Of sale.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
stonewnli Jackson's Character.

Tho widow Of Stonewall Jackson
says that no man has been more mis-.
understood than her husband I" lie
is represented" she asserts. " as hav-
ing been stern, memorable and hard
nalurcd. He was Just the opposite.
He'Was as demoustratiyo, as Affection
ate and yielding as woman. AT
home he was tender. playful and low
ing. His whole life hung around bis
home. He had no anbitiOn-no love
Of power-no thought Of place or
pomp. His horror Of bloodshed was
instructive and powerful. lie served
bis country from a sense Of dIty. lie
vas passionetsly devoted to childrOn.
Our frat child died, aud my daughter
was born only a few weeks before bis
death. no never took days fur.
Tough during the war; not even 10
come 10 soc bis child. Just before tho
battle OF Charlottesville | took tho
little baby and went to sec him. You
should have seen Wha, rapturos he
went into orcr that little girls cradle.
hare seen him kusSl BY her cradle
for hours at q time just gazing into
her sleeping faeo." |. was suggested
that the letters to her during the war
wonld give her many Interesting points
"0h. no." she said, a charming blush
etcaling over her face. while soEt re-.
mGmbcrancGs put q new light into her
expressive eyes, - They wcrc all real
love lctterH Ito had little room for
anything else IN bis letters home
And then DO was a very prudent man,
Rud never talked Ofhis FlSps to any
one"
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

SENATOR LAMAR, who personally ia.
vors Randall, thinks Morrison mos,
likely to bo elected Spsaker.-Ciarks.
burg telegram.
Senator Lamar is not alone in tbs
opinion that Morrison will be Speaker
OF tho next House. II the people Of
down. trGdden Louisiana arc to enjoy
the blessings Of homo government,
and fraud, violence and oppression,
poverty and darkness give way to free.
dom and prosperity, the State owes all
to the uuIiring efforts Of Wm. II. Nor
risor. 1t is time 70. the Democratic
element of the lower House to cOpcea.
tra.e their forces and not allow their
phalaux to DO divided into factions
thus giving an opportunity Of victory
TO their eucmies. United they will
conquer divided they will fall.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

It has bcen decided to expeud the
balance,on hand Of tho river and bar.
Dor appropriation, 81, l24. 100, gu var
ioss works. including tho following :
Ohio river $55, 900; Little kapawha
river, West Virginia. $500; Chcs-
ter river, Maryland. $1,000; Balsi'
more harbor 1886, 900: Wisconsin
rirar, Maryland, $1,000; Appomst.
toxnYirgiaia, $4,000; West river,
Virginia, SIS, 900; Cape Fear, North
Carolina. S22 500; South Branch Of
Elizabeth, Virginia, $4,000; Norfolk
harbor, Yirgiuia, SS5, 000.-Di:patcd
10 he Baltimore STA.
Colonel Wilson is entitled to the
credit Of obtaining tho lirss uppropria.
ton for the Little Kanawha river
The appropriation referred to above
was made over a year ago, bus Presi.
dent Gran declined to disburse it, on
the ground that the benefits to DO do.
rived from it was local. aud not ua.
tional {; and Secretary McCrery enter.
taiaed the same opinion upon entering
upon his duties as a member Of Presi.
dent Hayes Cabinet. Our worthy
Representative was not, however, will.
ing to see an appropriation that ho had
latorcd SO faithfully for disposed Of in
this manner, and he has, since the
present administration come in power,
devoted hi, energies to bring about
the result indicated in the above dis.
patch to tao Baltimore Sun.
Colonel Wilson succeeded in having
$4,000 inserted 10 the last appropriation
Bill for tho Little Kanawha, but the
bill failed to pass for want Of time.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05

A WRITER IN the Grafton Sentinel
goes for tho Baltimore & Ohio Ruilroa !
Company in vigorous style for its ut.
tempt to get rid of the payment oil tux
es justly due Taylor county, by a
threat Of the removal Of its shops aud u
Wholesale discharge Of its employee, at
Grafton. by this means it seeks to CO.
ercC the county authorities 10 abate the
taxss.-Erchange.
Tia local taxes charged the Railroad
BY counties and districts arc iu nuuy
instances cxhorbitaut; and We thiuk
the Company would DO justifable in
removing the shops to moro friendly
territory. Railroads arc built by au.
thority Of the franc hise granted BY the
State, and all taxes derived from the
road should 60 to the benefit Of the en-
tire State The counties through
which the road passes derive great
benefit from It, and these counties have
no right to the additional benefit Of 10.
cal taxation The Legislature should
repeal the law authorizing local taxa.
ton on Railroad Companies, aud i'm.
pose State tax for The usc and benefit
Of the entire State. The present sys.
TEN is very embarrassing to the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad, and but for The
good sense and business qualifications
Of VlcO-Presideut Keyser, and his do.
sire to settle all complications Of tho
Company in au amicabls and friendly
manner, there would DO no end 10 the
that would grow out Of the
present system Of local taxation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
TeEDEt l9cRRT
SasMraoN MeS 5
The Next House Of Representa-.
tires.

It's now certain that tho Democrats
will have majority 10 in tho nex,
House Of Representatives aud that the
Republicans will only have . minority
in ihc Senate. The Washington cor
respondent Of til, New York World
says it is not Improbable that tho PEN
ocrats will elect the President pro ten
and Secretary and other officers as it i.
believed that two or three of the libes.
el Republican Senators from tho South
aru States may deem it their interest tc
cooperate with the Democrats.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-05-05
GAANe u s Id
to g ID i {
all.

We mean exactly what We saw when
we advertise tha. We shall allow no
other store to give you more or better
goods for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Tn. Crae. I'm the Giant Gun.
M, ,he1nndnn Telegraph

! rJm The LONDON 4c4ts!ApA'
Opr Woolwich correspondent writes:
t., 50 ton lun will not on Y be tired ht
the 81 !ncn target in is present state but
Il viii probsb V be brought back to the
Reyal arsenal, WooiwiCh, and cham Der
e.. N orde- TO carry out Il further series
ot experiments before the cracked steel
tube can BE- replaced by new one. The
select committee Entrusted with the care
and disposition OF the gun have moi yet
held council to decide upon
future action, but its members are un-
dsrstooc 10 be Of one mind ~ TO the
Vespou being virtually uAlmpalreo,
and the desirabilty Of continuing Inc
eyoe-lments. So little is the steel tube
rers-ded ~ An element in the strength
ofthe barrel. thsi il WAS once proposed
o construct il with split throughout. It's
whole length, SO as 10 admit Of some eI-
mansion: but AZ this would have enabled
the powder gases 10 resch aud destroy
tie wrough; iron coils, the Chief purpose
nfthe lining would have been neutrAiIZ-
Cd b. such q system. The crack II The
tube i situated IN the part Of the gun
occupied BY the projection before beng
fired point which If considerably more
forward than originally intended, the alr
spaciI . Of the powder charge having
materially elongated the carthage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
ONLY.

II Vas only deep tiratfoD.
She was sure twas nothing more.
A mOon!igt row on the river.
When he scarcely touched the oar:
A passionate waltz IN the ballroom;
A stroll through d fragrant wool,
Where the sunlight cast inldsl Inc
branches
On her curls golden hood,
Where the suvery brookiet Il urn ured,
As rippled its " ~ along.
And the happy birds were singing
To loving mates "a glad song.
A seat on a high rocky plateau
While he baited ner fishing-nne;
She dropped d ring from her finger;
he said, y wish thai were mine.
So ~, TIE sweet summer weather.
VIII H. w.H ~ NJ SHINE and rain,
Tbes. nav, wandered so oft together,
But may never meet again
For the last quiet walk has been taken
Though meadows all da'sY-sIarred-
In the softly darkenIpg twilight,
I'ht slIlDess perfect, unmarried.
A gentle musical converse,
But never a word OF love;
The daisies still beneath them,
a sisrtliI sky above;
When the path is fuI Y tTHversed,
And they reach toe parting place.
Allow Good NIGH" thai IucAus Fare
Ere she viii her steps reJrace.
Yes, this il the end OF il a.;
And though sTe may calmly say,
IF Was only h deep 4 .ristion,
The idyl IL broken to-day. LUClLLk.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Love d "a Wonderful ThiES.
From the Missouri Brpnswicker.

From the Missouri Brpnswicker.
When q Brunswick woman loves she
loves man from The top @! his head 10
the sole Of hK foot, snd loves everything
be wears with devotion more strong
than M or1Iusry Nonsn is capable Of
feeling toward her lover. i pure-min1-
ed Brunsvlcke-ess lost her Charles Au-
CUs;Us some time sSo, and the only SOU
verir be ,eft her WAS 4 we!l-wo-n shirt,
which he had taken 70 her house 20 get 3
.ev rents nenied, new collar band.
wristbands sud s half dozen button sew
ed or. She has utilized inst shirt ior
aAuckerchiefs, and now every tine she
hides her fearful face behind piece Of
tne-basom. Of course-ite VISION OF her
Gso-ea ore looks over be. shoulder and
smiles
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
The Originals Of "Heleaa Babies.-

From the New York Tribune.
NeSsrs "Budgs" and "Toddie,' in
their own proper persons, are described
~ exceedingly bright, precocious child
rem, CONSTRUCTED ike po.lywogs, al
head, and those heads gave Hospitality 10
t,reless tongues. Toddie is aggressive,
not 10 say puguscios, while Bulge Is
phen omsusliy ceyout, spending good
deal 0: every working dsy on Ii. knees
His prayers are siwsys imp-omp;,4 Va
RED and vociterous, and he prsys square
y for everything that he wants, and vol!
uuteers 10 ASSIST others who are needy
Fstte-, be exclaimed the OIher day,
rashing IN glow from the bathroom,
i lost my marble and II hoped down
The register, snd prayed night fl Tor
God - get II and bring il up and pat II
or the carpe; right before the door,
where ! could find il easy, 'or ChrIst't
sake, amen: and got righl up Sud
louked and there II was right before the
door! snd, convinced anew Of the efhes
cy Of prayer, he walked OF 70 trade tor
his brothers commonsy. The child
ren have been under the instructions OF
their mother, who has read parts O.!
He.eu's Babies 20 them, 10 their intimate
Amusement, they having 10 idea who IL
referred 70. The iunocenis still suppose
themselves t have been nickuAned
Bulge and 'Toddie' from the ridiculous
little fellows in The story, ana their ps-
rents are exercising al their vigilance 10
keep from them the kDoE ledge Ina;
the, assisted IN those published perfor-
mances." Their father, NJ. Habner.On,
writes editorlai notes for The Herald
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Two Pretty Stories spoiled.

The story gong toe rounds OF the
press 10 the effect that Senator Chris
tiaucy, Of Michigan, WAS robbed on The
cars while recently IN ~Oast, 10 Washing
TOT. OF several hundrd dollars and his
:ruuk. and that on the following night
ne wss again robbed while &; ais board
ing house IN this city, the sums tsFeu in
the two Cases sggregsting about $1,000,
Was greatly exaggerated Judge Chris
tIancy was not robbed or the cars Ior
WAS ms trunk .tolen His room WIFI En-
tered on the night Of lis arrival here,
and h,s pans and vest stolen, IN which
Was the sum Of $500. This Is sil the
loss be sustained. In regard 70 the wide
lv-circulsted on an 10 lne effect that ms
family has lSte'y bsen increased by 81
Integef, neither the senator nor
Mr.. Christi,ncy, who ought 10 be post
I'd in the matter, believe The report.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
GOV. Hay - ON the Electoral Bill,

CoLrNFUs, January 26.-In referring
"a the passage Of the bill for counting
the electoral vote, Governor Hayes sslo
70 friend several days ago, but who
makes il public this morning, Il want
it distinctly understood that l DO not de-
s,-a In influence the srtioa Of Congress
one wsy or the otne. in the matter o:
the electoral bill or sly other mstter g
I.tinr 70 the Presidential election. The
whole thing il in the hands OF Congress,
and shsu be content with its action"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

An account Of the wedding Of Miss
Justine Van Rensselaer, Townsend, 8
rrsndcsuC hter O: the last PATRON, 70
Lieuteasnt Barrier, Of the First ARTILLERY,
which took place Il; Albany on TUESDAY
oceuues Eve columns IL Wednesday
World 1t vas n brilliant wedding, and
the description, We need no; say, does II
fuIl JUSTICE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

GorHAM's devious WAYS are coming 70
the surface. An advertisement 10 New
York newspaper invites 50 ' one deslF-
inC to sell supsrAuous Wedding presents
10 address Cash Customer 81 gwen
place" Ii follows from this TIA: some
Of the elite Of that Msnmon-worshlpli 6
town have been Masking forced sAies-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
Nh ALvxANDEg STEPHENS, Of &c

Mr. ALExANDEE STEPHENS, Of Geor-
sis, has somewhat improved since his
receu, attack OF pr eumonis, though be Is
stu confined 10 bis room and suffers
very much. BE had ole serious hem
o-rts-e from the lungs, winch ne re-
marked WAS the beginning Of the end.
He fears to be alone moment lest he
should have smother attack. Some one
Sis hv MS bedside day and night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

Nos sand 10 make clos com ecilon al
rnluru BUS 10Y a. points south HLd SCUM
,rasl: at Culcago Tor al polHls " est ana
81 bound trains make connections 81
gs'-.sysr, iu- p .-ade. phla. NV t"sk
Eud Boston. ~ " tAsD -hE '"L -! 1914 A.
w.; hound trains make direct connec-
;Inu. ipr al principal points " esi ana
Northwest. ,
pr.,TuEr PaiaCf cars on al mig ~ trains.
UEyEIIN-, PTJTEB J.RG Z AND Bal
IiNCRE DIVISION.
-r4yE.. AEETVEs.
,W-h....uE Washington Pa,
-. 81 -:55AM daily Rf....--.!J :jtA.
.u.,...-r W ashlngJOn, Pa.
-...r a. Bpm daily at : ?. N.
s>.r..vg r-r-p'ed. Sundays excepted.
-.Hr,. o. a.. principal poAnts Ca stlt
a. depot. one. open al al hours during
TEOS. Z. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
RI. pEVRIE-. General Agent. jalt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

CENTRAL Butler demolished New
York reporter who came 70 COZ onie
With him OF his ;unersl IN Massachusetts
by ssking him whether he looked IKE .
corpse
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

Tar Cincinnati GGzsae calls David
Daley Freld another Iasden peiiiieg-
se-." Those wicked partners have beer
baII-dozug the good old Deacon Richard
Smith again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

~TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, IN THE
y County Court OF Ohio county;
Thomas 6. Yates,
vs.. f4u NAauctTS-
Andrew F. Yates d others
To Hugh S. Yates, Elanor q. Berry, VIII
lam Berry, Martha J. White, samuel
White, ANNA Z. Yates and William
Lester Yates, defendants with OFT ers II
TINS case:
Affidavits having been made that You
are non-residents OF the state OF west
Virginia, notice Is hereby given You thAt
on this second day Of Jan uaryr 1871, the
plaintiff has filed his bill III chanc-ry IN
the said Court praying iof paruIloa 81 81
sac Of certain tract OF land on the waters
OF McGraw's run IN Ohio county, OF which
William Yates, the plaintiffs 1sther, died
seized; which said tract coLtans Two
hundred and siIty-seyen acres. more OF
less and is fully described in said Dill, and
thai q partition may be made OF said land
OF OF the proceeds OF the sale OF same
amongst the parties 10 said suit. And IL
Is ordered that you spPesr al rules 10 DE
b eIo IN the Clerks officeof this Court, OBJ
Monday, FEBRUARY D, 1917, and 90 WhA'
may be necessary 10 protect your interests
in said suit. kOBT. Z. WOODS, Clerk
IF. JONES, sol. Tor com pIHinants
January ID, 1877.
The above named defendants will take
notice thai the dispositions Of J. ID. whit.
ham. James GasJon, i. Byers Yates and
alhers will be taken al the Jaw once oil l.
T. Jones, NO. l2U Chapline street, IN the
city Of Wheeling, in the State OF West
Virginia, on the Tenth day Of rep,
ruary, 1877, between the hours OF y
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ, 10 oe
read in evidence n the above named
cause on behalf of said plaintiff, and II
from any cause The taking OF the sald
dispositions shall not Ue commenced, OF
being commenced shall not be completed
on that day the taking OF the same WILL
be adjourned from me 10 time until the
abe same shall BE- completed.
!. Y. JONES,
Solicitor for Com plainart.
JANUARY 2, 49,. JsSoaWt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27

THr companions ,n-srms Of Genera
J. I. 4. Stuart, the famous cavalry
leader il the Confederate forces, have
presented s portal: o: their chief 70 TIE
s,ste Of Virgins. Il viii be placed in
ne SrsiA ..hrkrv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-27
S9999

nnnn Can be made by every agent
Nuuu every month IN the buslress
VOOO We furnish, Oui those will ne
10 work can easily earn doz-
en- dollars dsy night in their own local.
ties Have no room 10 explain here. busl-
ness pleasant and honorable. Women and
bow and girls 10 a. well a. men. We vii!
furnish you q complete Oulfi Tree. The
business pays better than anything else.
We will bear expenses o. starting yon.
Particulars free. Write and See. Farmers
and Ineclsn tcs their sons and daughters,
and al classes in need Of paying WORK al
home, should write To u and learn al
about the work al once. Now II the time
Don't delay. Address TRUE o.,
Augusta, Maipe. sepl4gyb