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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-18

ssidtiaEag eaeyand that + was familiar
with the details of each case. engaged me
70 assist him, our success has been very
general, many have been settled with
and re insured on 81 cheaper. palmer
|'plnr ahd on terms ontiro satisfactory.
owing to the magnitude of the busine SO
IN Edgtiield and adjacent Counties, and
mat so lew Cases are exactly alike, there
rtlIlgrenan number whom We have
seen andfmt yet arrived at terms of set
tlement with, aud a much larger number
whom we have rot seen ut all. To all
Tuch we would say, have patience, we will
GAIL on you at alI early day. III evidence
that the Company is Offering liberal
termI nf Compromise, out of the many
permission, tothe recognized leader of
rue DISSATISFIED policy ll"lders: Col. a.
Butler, Post Oflice, iia nburE, 5. g.,
VINO has re-insllren in the Company &C
ceptlng fnr his.,ld policy paid-up inStf
rance on his new one and cheaper rates
o. Insurance for a term of years. also TO
Capt w. l.. stevens, of Meeting street
settled with and insured in new pulley.
we refer with pride and pleasure to
tho statementuf President ID. J Hart
80 w tIlt vi IlC
Company af or .triumphantly~ passing
through the. immence crisis which in
yolved so many Northern Companies in
-rfiin.
Income for tho year lS777,:.. S52a,79T:0l
FORMER accunulatiUns,. l,S i, ,S0l.21
Total Asses; <.......;;.. 2,357 ,59S. %
Expense of management and
dlsb'sets tr policy holders, 52G,6i0S5
etiAssets, ,..o.."............... s., ,S2i 9i8. .i3
\. The suit against the Company growing
out of the termination of former Ageil-
-cy has been settled on favorable terms,
and all differences between the Company
and such of itspolicy holders who have
just claims against it are being satisfac.
tarily arrayed. The unprecedentedly
fine crop prospects and evidences every
where of revival of interest in Life In
sllrance or healthy permanent basis in
dllces the Company to expect remu
SlRralivo business this fall. Only two
.ea-a by death have been sustained in
lSsgefield this year, one on the Life OF
s.. H. Rodgers OF $1,000, and the
d<ier on Capt. Vim. Prescott. both paid
as soon as Tie usual proof papers could
hearranged.
inviting correspondence with all
parties having just claims against the
company or desiring information as to
their old Policies or Insurance in new
ones. remain,
Truly yours.
T. L. JEFFERSON.
N. B.--P. o. Address, Johnston, s. c.
July l7-4t 81
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For the Advertiser.
Let Us Have the Old Constitution
Back. r.
PARKS STORE. s. C..

PARKS STORE. s. G..
July 10th, 1878.
MEssns. EDITORS will you allow
me space in your paper to PROFOUND one
question to the candidates for the Legis-
lature
Are you in favor Of the Legislature
passing an act declaring represent thing
called the Constitution, and all acts OF
all Legislatures under it, unconstitution-
al and void and restore the legal Con-
stitution Of the State!
would consider it reflection on the
intelligence OF the candidates, and q
waste Of paper, to offer one argument to
prove the utter unconstitutionality OF the
nuisance or that it would not in any
way interfere with the rights OF any per-
son to abolish 1t at once. prompt
reply is requested.
CONSTITUTION.
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@baeasI0 0bertiser
. In,ss NEs4,i Gsez 81 sr..ys tas'Sa, 81
TERMS: $3.50 per Annum,
Rates of Advertising

Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of $3.50 per squares ten minionlines.
or less) for the first insertion, and one
dollar per square for each subsequent in
sertion.
A liberal discount will bemade to those
wishing to advertise by the year.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

On Sunday next, the Methodist Church
will be closed. The Rev. a. E. Norris,
Presbyterian, will preach in the Baptist
Church in the forenoon. The Rev. Mr..
Walker will preach in the Episcopal
Church.
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The Democratic Club of Wise Town
ship, are requested to turn out on Satur-
day the 9th at3, o'clock P. NJ, at Horns
Creek Church. a good attendance is So
l:cited as business of importance is 10 be
attended to. Those living in the Town
shin who have not enrolled are requested
to come up and do so at once, or send IN
their names
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The Organ War.--A 100 Id. Solid Shoi

II any man insults your common sens'
by Offering first class Stop Organ loi
500, "Shoot him on the spot" All ne
ceSsity for buying such inferior Organs
is forever done away with. 500, Cash
magnificent Mason ~ Hamiin PuTloI
or ChuZch Orsnn with -Four Sets Reed'
aud Ten Stops. in Elegant New Style
Case with Illuminated Pdnels.--Hand.
soonest Style of Case ever Produced
Special Offer to introduce this new
tylc,-Sent on trial -Guaranieed fol
life time.-Rented until paid for
Other new styles just out.-Illustrated
catalogues free.-Address LUDOEN Il
BATES, Savannah, Ga, manufac.
ture:'s Wholesale Agents for the
South. t2S
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For the Advertiser.]
ACARD.

do hereby pledge myself to abide the
result of the Primary Election, and sup
port the nominees of the Democrati'
party. 5. L. EDWARDS
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This week we publish aphotograph and
sketch of E1-Gov. B. F. Perry. Having
been always stanch Union man, he was
never very popular among our people
But in these musky days his honesty, his
bravery and his consistency shine out with
a very steady light.
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ne regret exceedingly to chronicle the
death of youthful, beautiful and beloved
daughter. of our esteemed fellow-citizen
Mr.. Archie Eewis, of the Rocky Greek
section-Mlss Mamie Lewis, aged 10 OF
l6 years. The funeral Of this deeply
lamented young girl took place at Rocky
Creek Church on Sunday last, the occasion
calling forth great throng of friends and
every attestation of sorrowing interest.
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A protracted meeting will be begun at
Mt. Tabor on Friday next. 1t will proba-
bly, last four or FIVE days. The Rev. MIR.
Hundley aud the Rev. A. Pope Norris
(now Of Troy, Ala will be the preachers
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On Thursday Of next week, at Gilgal
Church, the Good Templars will hold q
grand celebration. The two Lodges Of
Mountain Greek and Gilgal will co-ope-
rate in this affair. AND the day will be
one of great interest aud uabounded hos
pitallty.
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QUERY "Why will men smoke com
mon Tobacco, when they can buy Mar,
burg Bros. Seal Of North Carohna,'
ut the same price?''
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We are requested to announce that the
Tournament of the Edge6eld Hussars
has been postponed from the % to the
9th Of August.
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A full line of Liens for Advances
and Rent, under the new law, at the
Office Of the ADVERTISER. Also bills OF
sale.
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Lcncthen Your Money.

Mems and Boys Straw Hats from lOc
to Sl.00.
Mems and Boys Wool Hats from 4Oc
to Sl.00.
MEMS Stylish Felt Hat-very good fol
$500,
Mems Leather Slippers for soc.
Mems Dress Calf Boots-al leather
for SOU.
Ladies Clo.h and Leather Slippers fol
SOC.
Ladies' Lace CATERS from 75c. TO Sl.50
at WM. MULHERIN,
o93 Broad Street, Augusta, GA.
April Gath, lTS-tlsep.
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Do not overlook Penn's Turnip-Seed
Card, on our second page.
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A lot of Common Pleas Executions
ust printed
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ABOUT the first of July, the Aduer.
tiser will begin the publication OF seriss
OF Biographical Sketches. giving, in syn,
opsis, the lives OF many prominent aud
distinguished sons, dead and living, Of
South Carolina. in connection with
these, there will appear in our columns
each week. portrait OF the individual
whose litr is sketcLcd. done in the highest
style Of modern Photographic art. From
the great and good men OF tho past, such
selections have been made as
John q. Calhoun.
George McDulfic.,
Judge A. H. Butler.
Chancellor +. H. Ward.
law.
Governors Pickens. faith
er and SON.
Gov. II. WI. Butler, Colo.
mel of the Palmetto ReSi.
nlemt.
senator Louis II. WigfAlV
Judge O'Neal.
Cen. Waddy Thompsoa,.
Gem. James Jones.
Edmund Bacon, ESD,
alias "Ned Brace.'' Of the
Georgia Scenes,
Major Jack Jcter.
Hon. Preston Brooks.
Gov. =. I'D. Miller.
And others whose names we havy not
space to mention just now.
Later We will take up such men ds the
Hon. J. p. Carroll.
Gov. WI. a.. BOnllafls.
Gem. Abner Perrin.
Gem. vi. w. Gary.
Gen. R. G.. WI. DunOvaht.
Generals kersIla w, Ken.
sledy, Logan, Common, WAL
lace, MIC Gowan, Mag00d,
and Bee.
Col. Thomas g.. Bacon,
Col. Thomas g.. Lamar.
Col. Joseph Abmcy.
col. w. e.. MOragile.
Speaker Jno. q. Sheps
pard.
Coz. Arthur: Si1nkins.
Gen. JAS. Chestnut.
Hon. w. I'D. Simpson.
Hon. G.. I'D. Tifanan.
Col. Elbert Bland.
Capt. 1e. w. Tom pkifks.
Col. Wm. Gregg.
Major Tilllnan Watson.
DIR. HarwOOd Burt.
Dr. John Lake.
Rev. Joseph Moore. tine
famous Methodist preach.
cr OF Edgefield,s early
days.
Rev. John Trapp.
Rev. James Chiles,
Rev. I'D. I'D. Brumsoyz.
Rev. Luther. Gwallr,ev.
Solicitor Jno. R. Ahnsy.
,...szirtz-::t+--, si -::.t.+:-, - s
And others .H whose names shall occur to
Subscription, Price. $3.50. per .annun.
iu advance. Address. .s;
u .g@e5 '.GsiADVERTIsER.
10 ..bst s.4...t Edgsasldas : caa.
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ScovIL and Patent Wedding Hoes
Large stock at
w. Fl. BRUNsoN's & Co.
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ONE OF THE PEOPLE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

The great industrial interests Of Eastern
Pennsylvania arc coal and iron, and a cor
respondent Of the New York Herald, who
has,beenj feeling their pulse at Philadel,
phia, does not find prospects very fatter'
ing for next year. The combination Of
coal companies has supplied the country
with II, 100000 tons the past season, and
done better than for two years before, but
there are doubts about the profits in the
, 2O,00O,OoO tons the improving Industries
OF the country are expected to need in
1879! The coal combination ends with
this year, and as Judge Packer, the mil
lionaire President Of the Lehigh Valley
Road, is understood to oppose its renewal,
the outlook Is that cut;throat competition
will lower prices and floor the nearly
bankrupt companies which have already
staggered under their burdens. Iron and
steel now rank, second to agriculture, itlis
claimed, in The amount Of invested CAPT,
tall but, though the product o. 1873 has
been larger than for the three preceding
years, It has been without profit lathe iron
men. The Bessemerl steel rail makers,
however, protected blythe tariff, with 200
more miles OF rail to lay than in 1877, and
with only ten companies controlling the
patents, have done more wofktha ever
before and made more money than any
other business in the State;
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The auestion or salaries ON January ist.

The Question OF Salaries ON January LIST.
A'feporter Of the New York Tffikune has
been interviewing the leading dry goods
dealers in regard to the salaries Of clerks
and other employees. He has aseertained
the following facts: II. B. Clahin & Co.,
employ about 500 men whose stipends will
be more or less reduced with the new year,
but upon no arbitrary rule Of percentage
like that in vogue in classesof labor where
personal talent is Of a less variable quality.
Jaffray & Co., with 800 employees, propose
to cut more severely,-an average, 1t Is
said, OF one.third. Thus, a head book
keeper who gets 5000 will be reduced to
5000, others with $1,000 to $500,
5000 to 5000, and porters will be
brought down from SlS s. per week
to So. Stewart 4 Co., do not intend to
decrease the pay Of their clerks. "a. re-
.duction at this time, remarked q member
ofthe firm, "would show a lack Of judg-
ment and business capacity. A mans
salary should be q sacred thing" AT such
large establishments as Arnold 4 Consta-
ble's and Lord & Taylor's there will be lit
tie change in the psy.rolls. Many Of the
smaller retail stores employ girls almost
exclusively whose already scanty pay it
would be impossible to cut much lower.
Women are more docile than men and are
content with salaries ranging from s. to
SIS per week. During the era OF initiation
a good coachman in New York commanded
his 500 a month; now Jehu has to be sat
isfed with a paltry $S5. '5
On the whole 1t does not seem as ifthere
will be a general or heavy cut in salaries
and wages at the incoming o fthe new year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

MrssRs. GEORGE DAVENPORT and Attor-
ney General White leave to-day for Har-.
risburg, Pa, where they are to have a
hearingto.morrow before the Governor Of
that STATE In regard 70 the extradition Of
Greg, the Preston county fugitive, who,
while under sentence Of death; broke Jail
at Kingwood and escaped to Pennsylva-
nra, and Is now in jail al. Waynesburg
awaiting the action OF the Pennsylvania
Governor on the demand Of Governor
Mathews for extradition. The point in
yolyed has already been stated, viz:
that Gregg was arrested and carried back
to Preston county iron whence he had
escaped to Pennsylvania) without a war
rant; or, in other words, that he had been
kidnapped, and thatgtherefore no ohliga-
ton rests Anpon Pennsylvania to respect
the usages that obtain between the States
in the matter of extradition. Mr.. Daven-
port goes, to Harrisburg on behalf of the
prisoner and the Attorney General on be-
hall. Of thestate
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The experiments with electrical light go
on steadily, and gas stocks, the world
over, continue shaky and dropping, Edi.
son Is giving his attention to the perfec-
ton OF apparatus for subdividing the cleo.
trio current, and to this end he has in.
vented q. meter and provided a burner
iwhich Is specifically indestruetible.s gAMr.
Gary, Of Boston, has been at work perfect
ing a magnetic meter. It provides, cleo
tricity without cost, aside from the first
cost Of the machine itself concerning
which no figures aregiyens ngsRsIA
Taxing Edison's estimate, that 4soelee-
trio ughts can be produced h an engine Of
so horse power, or 600 lights by.an engine
Of 100 horse power, the New York Sun
makes practical DEDUCTIONS showing The
saving possible by substituting the Edison
light for gas, The SIN uses ninety gasjets
in its composing room, the cost Of which,
burning twelve hours each night, was last
week s54. Atthe same rate eOoiets would
cost II q little oyer sol per night : lid
eral estimate twortons Of coal, costing in
New York s., would run an engine, Of 100
horsepowcrtwenty.foa hours. Reckoning
the services Of two engineersa at 50 more,
the cost ofeOO' electric jets for twenty.fopr
hours would be SIS or $3.50 for twelve
hours, against SS1 for 600 gas ietsithe
same length Of time. 1t costs Booths
Theater $50 10 burn is 1900 gas lets
three and one-hali hours. The cleo
trio light for the same time would
cost 81 60. "a. I. Stewards retail store
has $500 gas burner, a q nightly expense
Of over $50. Tho Edison electris light
would elect q saving of $40 anisht. To
the operating expense should be added
interest onthe cost Of engine and general.
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Rev. TAlMAoR lectursd in Pittsburgh
Tuesday night, and is announced to speak
at Washington, ia, He had a converse.
ton with the Gascte editor while at Pitts
bursh in which he promised to continue
his "low-necked" sermons, enlarging his
explorations TO include the brothels and
rumholes Of Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chi.
cago, Boston, and Washington. The Brook,
Ign public appear 70 be firing Of the pos
turing s~ensationalist. The Tabernacle au-
ditoriumS was only about onethird full
Sunday morning, and The New York Times
thinks this "pulpit mountebank, who is
trying to obtain some Of Beechers celeb
rity, but lacks Beecher's brains and gen.
ius,p Is about played out5R ia 5sS
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A-remperanee Ten STRIKE.

NEw YoRk, December 1s.-The cause of
temperance found, an earnest and able ex.
ponent last evening ina social gathering
that took plaee'a at Hon. W. f. Dodge's
residence. The parlors were filed with
gentlemen prominent in benevolent and
religious enterprises, the feature OF the
evening being an address on iptenper-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

DECEIVED T0-DAY-FREsH DRESS.
~ ED Chickens, Ducks and Geese; Ala Fresh
Af1t .Jaeoh Stnoot.
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"HARpGR's NV MoSrmr MAGAZINE
for January has nearly one hundred, illus.
trations and its usual variety Of literature
for readers OF every taste. I%tsprincipal
descriptive papers are two finely illus,
,rated articles One Of them, entitled
"England's Great seaport," isan attractive
description Of Liverpool by Mr., W. H.
Rideing; the other is the first Of two pa
pers by Mr.. S. CIV. Benjamin, entitled
uRamLles in the South Of France"
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TOY CHAIRS.
We have lust received for Christmas q large invoice
n the prettIest Toy and Chlld's Chairs ever brought
@ the city. IL yOu dent want 10 buy call aud ssc
The atray anyhow.
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ing machine-say 5000 for both. The
nightly addition would be less than 81, at 0
per cent! These estimates, and they are
fSirjy accurate, always supposinsth that Mr..
Edison Is not mistaken, demonstrate an
immense saving in lighting possible BY
the Edison plan. By the Gray and Edt'
son plans united there is nothing Of ex-
pense to reckon except first-cost and in
terest on Investment, Gray gives electricity
without engine or fuel. Edison gives APP
.paratus, for using it, There seems to be
nothing remaining for them to do except
unite their inventions. and offer the
electric light for use,
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Sneeaal aansasss.
ACARD,

To all who are suffering from the error, and Indl.-
eretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay,tos'
Of manhood, &C., l Will send alreepe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
discovered BY missionary In South America. Send
a seli-addres,ed envelope 10 the REy, JosEPn 7. H.
NAN, Station D, Bibk Rop't, &ss Tori Ca1 Ii7
doipITfhSkw U,..,4Yaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

AoREAr many remedies are advertised
to bring them before the public, who, de-
eide whether the article Is good or bad.
The good reputation which DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup enjoysis standing guarantee
OF It's merits. Price % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19
capitai and labor.

Z he iieMtst Son.oe t" IS
session again, and MI. Edward atkinson,
OF Boston, has. appeared beiorc It ana
made an exceedingly Interesting statement
on the relations OF capital and labor. lie
presented statistics Obtained Massa'
chusetts Statistical Bureau, win q
tons which should be regarded as uusi-
worthy, MR. Atkinson being o thorough
student Of economic questions. Inc ns-
ures show, that Massachusetts IS the rlch-
est State in the Union. The net accamala-
ton ofthe actual product oil labor during
thetwo centuries which have elapsed since
the founding OF the massachusetts, colony
is'put down.at one billion dollars. s
Mr.. Atkinson statesth net annual pro-
duct Of Massachusetts industry, including
manufactures, fisheries, agriculture and
mining, at q maximum OF i've hundred
million dollars, or q minimum Of three
hundred million dollars. he points out
that the aggregate accumulation Tor two
centuries is only equal to the yearly pro-
duct OF two, or, at most, a little over three
years. BY way Of showing the extreme
slowness OF accreton, the destructive char
acter of Invention is referred to as regards
its effect on existing capital. A cotton
mill was mentioned which in 1888 pro-
duced a given amount with the labor OF
two hundred and twenty-six men, work
ing thirteen hours. n day, and in 1878 pro-
duces the same amount with the labor OF
ninety men working only ten hoursa day.
He next showed that In a normal con-
dition OF trade manufacturing capital may
yield ten per centbutthat it cannot produce
more, as any industry yielding that per-
centage soon draws 50 much capital into it
that the profits are kept down by competi-
ton. The statement is made that, after
allowing for the proper deductions, it is
not possible for the manufactured to devote
more than n per cent to the increase Of
capital or to luxurious indulgences. 1t
follows, from this, that Of the entire pro-
duct Of industry in Massachusetts, from
ninety,iye to.ninety-eight per cent is dis
tributed to labor, and all the remainder,
except one per cent, goes to the main
tenance and replacement of capital. 1t is
from this one per cent that capital must
draw in order TO increase the percentage
paid,to labor. esJ
Reasoning from these facts, the conclu-
sion is easily reached that the earnings OF
labor can only be increased through a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

OF January u,g co. .se.iss
The Pittsburgh Southern has been bal
lasted and put in first rate order from
tIinn's Summit to the Enterprise Coal
Works. On Thursday the work Of track
laying will be resumed atthis end. Enough
Hironfs on hand here toicoyer about q mile
and q half, and this will be laid while
Eorkmen are ecming. from thesother.end
this way.
On Monday next Mr.. whitescarver, Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company,
will commence the-structure for transfer
ring the bedsaoficarsl fromsthe Pittsburgh
Southernand W. and w. narrow gauge
railroads. ut this place to the tracks on the
Hempfeld broad gauge. When the ma
.chincryis completed the body Of a ear
with lis load can be transferred from one
track to the other in o minute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nor RENT-THE LARGE, HAND
l SOME Store Room. No. lilo NaIn itreet, nov o.
tupitd BIZ 0'KAne 4 DEFINE asa Shoe htgge, with or
] AlS6, the thrOe-story Store Ho1ies N0.3 Twelfth
street, nov occupied by John L. Rice. Also, Hiote
Room 30. ts25 Market street. Apelyto $3.50
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INCHES WIDE,
.N0t 10 Cut q. Wear ShInlV,

tupF8lt s,d r,c-l3 *"
H as I.bI9 IN asfu -i aSI
1atu' a u.itGylii -It E@iaJJHt
gB nlr lsltl'di. y l gillu HE1 9 Z
sfpua4tpl iu - 3dr 40 r1u1'is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

THE Illinois Central Railroad has placed
on sale round!trip tickets to New Orleans
.atsthe low rate OF $40 The tickets WIFI g
good 10 return until June /, 1870.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

Vacation at the college beginsto.day
"wednesday and will continue 8 weeks.
The stockholders OF the W. & W.. mar.
row gauge meet at Waynesburg on the 18th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-19

NOW IN STOCK RAJ
In SINS, Valencia RaILlns, choice new CuTrautt,
French Pfunes, Ctron, Cocoanut; all kinda Dried
Fruits, Canned Goods, and the hest Family Flour, 1t
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