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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

Work wilt resumed at the hinge fac
tory to-day.
oSEdeed Of trust and one release deed
were admitted to record by the County
Clerk on Saturday. VI
CniIT Marshal EccLEs tested the steam
fire engine United on Saturday, and found
It towork WE'LL In every way.
The MRnnorchor Singing Society are
getting up the boss masquerade o. the
season. The date Is February 9th.
OK Friday afternoon last an overtoat
belonging 10 Hugh CLARK, il, Of Pleasant
Valley, was stolen from the Lindsey In.
stitute.
TnR employees OF the La Belle Mill Com.
pany were entertained by tho manager, Mr..
VIM. Iinch, at Ills residence on Thirty.
first street, Saturday evening. During the
evening Slr. Linch was presented with q
Ono gold chain by his guests, ,,'
ToMNY CocKAYNE's gay troubadours
we've out OH a serenading tour Saturday
night. AmOngth favored ones was Mayor
Sweeney, Major Sweeney, supL Riddle,
City Clerk updegratl, Hon. All. Caldwell
Henry ZieglCr aud Ralph Arkle.
LAST Friday laborer at the Top Mil
named John Gaxier was struck on the head
and severely injured by a heavy iron
chain which dropped from the top Of tho
incline to the stock house, where he was
working. He was knocked senseleSs, and
II Is feared his skull was fractured.
THERE is some talk in military circles o.
sham battle on the Fair Grounds on
Decoration Day. We arc informed thai
committees will shortly DO appointed BY
the different companies to solicit subscrfp.
tons towards detraying theexpenses neces.
sary to insure the success Of the display
TnE builders Of the city arc circulating .
petition, praying the LegislatIreto abolish
the present lien law aud substitute. the
law which was In force prior to 1872, with
the addition Of . sixty day limit instead Of
thirty, 1t Is claimed that tho present
building laws are burdensome To builders
The lien law, which 1t Is claimed fees law,
yers at tho builders expense with nc
certainty OF a return, and allows sub.con,
tractors To enler Into contracts without
security to responsible builders, is consid
cred the most injurious.
IiIR alleged case OF bribing voters in the
Sixth Ward has not yet been investigated
owing to the neglect OF the complainant
TO have the warrants Issued. Major Swee.
ney asserts that 1t Is the duty Of the Con
stable to have the proper warrants issued
as he was at tho polls and knew Of the
violation of the law. Constable Cooper
on the other hand, told an INTEL1IaEScEI
reporter on Friday. night last that com
plant had been made before Justice Wal
by Major Sweeney, and that il warrants
bad not already been issued, they would
be early on Saturday. "a
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PuLPrT PoISTs-President Thomson
OF the State University, preached q ser
mon on Modern SceptiCism" to a large
audience at the Fourth Street NJ. L
Church last night. His text was! "Proye
all things aud hold fast to that which L
good, and upon it he preached sermon
running through an hour and half,
which was attentively heard throughout
While we cannot say thRt any new points
were brOught0ut,y yet the discourse was abl(
and interesting and well worth hearing. LIE
quoted Goodwin Smith and others 10 show
how prevalent unbelief was ii England
and this country, both in the church and
out, u circumstance for which he held the
church responsible on account OF the dog
matte spirit in which 1t had promulgated
creeds and overridden dissent. lie made
an elaborate argument from Design tc
show that the world must have had ere,
ator and law maker; also another argu.
mcnt to show that Christianity is the only
form OF civilization that laid the basis o.
society on the enduring foundations Of
conscience, benevolcnCe and sclf.dehiat..
The Sabbath School Of the Third Pres
byterian Church will give a concert on
Friday evening next
The rites OF baptism were administered
to several persons after the usual services
at the Baptist Church last evening.
Rev. Z. II. Jenkyns, OF the new Reform,
ed EpispopRI Church, has undertaken SO,
ries OF Sunday evening mission sarVIcps IL
various parts OF the city, the first Of which
was held last evening in the old Mission
Church (CroWther's HALL, on Eighteenth
street, East Wheeling. Rev. Jenkyns
preached last evening at the mission meet.
ting on ''The Narrow Way"
Presiding Elder Wilson ANNOUNCES the
following dates for quarterly meetings in
Wheeling district: Thomson N. i.
Church, January 20; Wesley Chapel, Feb.
ruary and 9; North Street Church, Feb
ruaryS and 0; Trihdelphia, February s
and 0; Greene Circuit, February Is and
10; Marshall Circuit, February 90 and %;
Dallas, March and 0; Cameron, March
10 and 10; New Alartinsville, MARCH, Ii
and IL; Short Creek and Liberty, March
% and %; Benwood March % and %;
Moundsyillc, 90 and 30; Zane Street
Church, March 90 and 80; Fourth Street
Church, April and 0; Chapline Street
Church, Aprlla and Q; Fulton, April e
Rev. Kennedy is conducting series Of
revival meetings ut the NJ. +. Church al
Martins Ferry, which are largely attend,
ed by oil denominations, TT
Tho Martins Forty colored people will
hold festival on the 9Th and 9Th prox.,
for the benefit OF their new church.
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CT.oTnISG STORE RoBBED. During Fri
day night last, the clothing store Of Joseph
Fox 4 Co., on Twelfth street, between
Main and Market streets, was burgIarized,
and some 500 or $500. worth Of goods
carried of. The thieves effected ali EN-
trance by forcing open door in tic rear
Of the establishment It was certainly a
very bold operation, as tho store is cen
TRULY located, being situated on perhaps
the most freQuented thoroughfare In the
city, and night.watchman passes every
few minutes. The stolen goods consist Of
ready made clothing and gents furnish
ing goods, such rs gloves, shirts, handkcr-
ehp!fs, etp. Usually, y Young 2,sn. sleeps
in tho store room, but on this night there
was no one about the premises. From
this circumstance, which the thieves in all
probability were aware Of, It is thought
the guilty parties were familiar with the
inside workings Of the establishment,
This Is oil the clue to the identity pf the
rasfa!s that has yet been diseoyered, and
the police, assisted by Mr.. Fox, are doing
the best they can with il. .
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!, Rev. GeOgc H. Thaycr, an old citizen d
this vicinity known 70 every one as most in,
NJ. Z. Church, Just this momont sISpned IN "
our store to say; ~ Wlah every 6oilv X NOV ~
that lssthat both myself and wife eH oSvs
9eRf lIyes 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure,n III II
Is having tremendous sale over our counter
and isgiving perfect satisfaction In ali cases n
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done
DRs, MATcHETr & FaAscr,' CIV
Bourbon, Ind, May 10, 1919
, Sold BY y; BockiDs Odd IeIlow's Hall: G.
y. Dwight 2.tl. and Chapllne Sta; iauehlin
Hee% g2y Wheeling and Husbands { In,
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DeathTo,CnIh

THOSE complaining Of sore throat boorsn.
ness, coughs taking their death I, Coi5 e
should use Browns Bronchial T : CS,u' -
Their efficacy Is wonderful, The Rennins h.,
John ], Brown & Sons, Boston, . on esel, bo ,.'
anu u sold by Logan, List & Co. and evSrS
druggist only In boxes, al, 25 cents. BSwsrys
Oh worthless mutations, 60 -'S""''
broYp's Complicated Dcntrifriee nossosuss
We pest ingredients tor preserving and bea,,.
ntying the teeth. Price CSC, large bottles ''
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A Great Roor

The greatest boon TO children teotl,,ro and
Tor curing Wind Collie, DiarrhSa and 6t Ia%
ills peculiar to children, Is the renowned mt MTS
WmsIow'S Soothing Syrup, a safe and certain tain
55eemedy. Directions with every bottle. Price
- Browns VCrmifugc Comfits, for expeIltnv
worms, are the most unfaiIing and nieoSanS
correction col In the world. Price Is cents For
sale by Logan, List& Co., and BY ali druggists
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TME COuRrs. CoUSry CouRr . J,tlg:
BoI.-1n this Court the following bust,
ness was transacted on Saturday: 4
J. R. Cowden, of Ohio county, took the
attorneys oath, and was admitted to prac.
tlaa lgY in this Court. l35E
w, cottsys, Charles Miller. Certified
by Justice w. II. Caldwell. Motion ioF
new trial overruled, and Judgment against
plaintiff for costs. 4 a !
McDonough vs.. VIM. Lohman. Motion
G iSf nsy sEisl 9YeFrHlea and judgment i9r
John Klcvis VS.. Martin Friery. No,
ton for new trial oyerrulel, and iudg.
mGnt tor plaintiff for en- "a.
The juryin the case Of Burns 4 Giles.
pic vs.. G, Macktn ( Co., after being out
all day, reported that they were unable to
agree upon verdict and were accordingly
adjourned oyer 10 Monday.
Adjourned 70 the usual hour this morn
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rIIR NRM pInsr pRAYcII.

Tho newmembers of the First Branch
are: Messrs. Cncraft, ButterGcld, Criswell,
Schultz, W, B.. Simpson and sZoeckler.
Messrs. Canadian and McAaapls were
members Of tho former Branch, and were
re'elected. The members holding over
from tho last term are: Messrs Boring,
Cowen, Hall, Hughes, Moorehead, Reister,
Schamhra and Stone. The First BRANCH
seems 10 lRya lost nothing in the ChGrac.
tor and efficiency Of lis make up. While
the retiring members were among its best,
their places have been supplied by gentle.
men whose names are an assurance of
high character, integrity and ability.
As the first Branch now stands, Uncle
5ohG9 ;tis99rIng Is Tho oldsgt snl Dir. Henry
ZtrGklSr the YOUNGEST man. Tho heavy
weights Of the branch: Messrs. Butterfield,
Morehead and Schultz, with Capt. Robert
Cowen following close up. Uncle John
Boring will we wager, hold his pre-.
eminehGe IS Tie llghtYeight, although
there is room for aibet rs between him.
and either Alessrs. Criswell, CrgCrNil eE;
elDpsAn,
Being as VIC arc, one Of tho third estate
who have the privilege OF the Chamber,
We are happy to record the favorable i'm.
preston which the Branch, as now con.
sstituted, makes upon us. We believe tho
best interestsfpf The cItyswill ha carefully
and canscientiousiy considered in tie
deliberations OF the body. u
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For additional IOoal sss Fast Pam,

NV oFpIcRRs.-Thc gallant Cadets Of
the Lindsey Institute have elected the
following officers: Captain, John X. List
First /, Lieutenant, Albert Franzheim;
Second Lieutenant, Walter Frissell; Ser.
Roants, Frank Hall, Irwin Singleton, Geo.
laughiin, Charles OFT and Hugh Clark;
Corporals, Low Gasspll, George Stamm,
Charles Roy, Frank Naylor, Robert IjesrR,
Alfred :shallcross Edward Tingle and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

CUTTING Down SAlARtEs.-The Commit,
tec on Salaries, appointed at the meeting
on Saturday afternoon, met on Saturday
evening, and after some discussion agreed
upon a report TO Council recommending o
reduction on all salaries Of ten per cent,
and the City Collectors one.eighth per
cent. in his commissions for collecting as.
easements and water rents. It consists
Of Messrs: Waterhouse, Deiters, and Ham.
tlton oil tho Second Branch, and Cracfait,
Schultz and Simpson Of the First Branch,
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Cut this Out-It NAV Save Yop, nm.

There is no person living but what suffer-
more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds
than pay IS cents for a bottle Of medicine thSt.
would cure them. DR.. A. Boschee's GERMAN
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun.
try from Germany, and It's wondrous cures
astontsll every one that tries 1t. II you doubt
what We say In print, cut this out and take Il
70 your Druggist, and get sample bottle Tor
~ cents and try 1t, or regular size for Is cents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

prRRcroRs ELgcTED.-Ata meeting oil
the stockholders at thp Citizens Street
Railway Co, on Saturday AFTERNOON the old
board OF directors was reelected, viz: A.
Wilson, 4. n. Adams, A. W. Campbell,
x. :: Irwin and Alex. LauqhIIn. Araso.
luton was adopted changing tho hours OF
holding the annual election to 2 to 4 y.
~, instead Of 9 to 5r.N, The report Of
Y. b. Hall, the Secretary Of the Company,
showing tho receipts and expenditures for
the past yen, ives read, end showed the
Affairs ottiie company to be ~ q very eat.
istactory condition. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-27

MuACAt ISsrRuSieNi REEAiaiNd 81 ever,
description oh victims, Guitars Accord.
sons, Flute, Band 1nstrpments, Drums
BANGS, BOWS, &C., carefully and chGaply
done at Shields Music Store, under Wash.
ington Hall.
Pianos and Organs tuned, repaired, reno.
waited and re;polished III the 6est manner
and work fully warranted.
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Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment Of wood We
In the State and the best cylinder presses "
can execute, ut the shortest notice, any 'Ys
or size Of Poster, Programme, Handful q
Dodger that may DO desired.
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Pianos- ana Organs for. TN. Hallda,s,
Cheap.

Cheap.
One 4 octave organ Of SIS.
One6 octave Estey organ OF 800.
0nea7 stop Smith American organ at
0hc6stop Taylor& Farley organ at $50
One $3.50 Smith American organ al
.t6Ss sstop Packard organ atioo.
One Q octave melodeon at 800.
One 0 octave piano at $50. -I ..l..| q.
One 0 octave Chiekering piano at SIS.
One Q octave Chickering piano at 500.
One ! octave Haines' piano at 500.
One u octave tnewl piano at $3.50, I !
Call aud examine, at o, y. Lucas Music
Store, 1927 Market street.
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Book Printing.

With large fonts of type, Ringing in ia
from Nonpareil to Plea, the most perfect bat
pres and well appointed bindcry, we an
facilitiesfor this special class Of work poses'd
by few Offices in the West.
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For restoring the natural color of the hair
antcSr preparation Is offered IN "Hair Revivi.
G Gm'" In large bottles, at only 80 cents, than
.ist ever been produced at 500. Glenn's Sui.
P Ranm.I soap y the word;famed clarifer and
Tia, G OF TIE complexion. Sold by Logan,
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Renember. Ye n.onIoI

That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarlound and Tar,
!; now Nv recognized as the great national spe.
c enc. ior Tue cure Of coughs and ali lung dis
In ho nee mat aI yGn get "Hales Honey OF
and SF tSpa 10 and no Tar large size cheaPest
Sold by Logan, List 4 Co., and ali druSpists
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No Deceptio,, IJse,l.

II Is strange 60 many people will continue
osutIer day AFTER day with DyspepsiaI Liver
Calnplaint Constipation, Sour Stomach t;en.
eral Debility when they can procure AZ or
store SnlLoH's VrTALIzER, free af cost. II II
does lot relieve or cure them, Price, rs cent?
sold BY Y. Booking Odd .Fellow's Hall; q. ii
Dwight, aud Chapline Sts; Lapghlin Bros
W, Wheeling; and Husbands & InSkin
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Brief Printing.

Possessing large fonts of new type and fH
book press, We can print briefs in mud
shorter time than Is required in offices With
less ample facilities.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsnISGroN, January o7-1 M.-Fol
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, falling ba,
romcteri and southeastto southwest winds
increasing cloudiness and possibly light
For the Lower Lake region, partlycloudy
slightly warmer weather, with southerly ia
westerly winds, falling barometer and
light snow otrain.
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THE BEST MACHINERY.
Mercantile Printing.

Our very large assortment { I fancy tyft
together with our improved job pr sSS sirs
US unsurpassed facilities for I rinfmg h'lsints
cards, circulars, letter heads, hill ltsA
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
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Blank Books.

We manufacture every description Of biRt
book, from memorandum TO blank lelEf
on the shortest notice.
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For Lame Back, Side or Chest use sul1ou's
PoRovs PtAEtlh Price, 26 cents. Sold nv Il
hooking, Odd Fellows Hall; O, 4. DwiRht
9Th and Chapline SITS Iaughiin Bros. q Ia
Wheeling; and Husbands 4 Insklp. Beiiairs.
MRRAenW
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gE CAREFUL when you apply for Or. @,
McLale's VermiiuSe to soc that both the
Doctors Dawe and those OF Fleming Bros,
are inscribed thereon In imitation Of writ.
Ing Withopt-eyery bottle Is worthless,
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There was but one case before His Honor
Saturday morning, vs:
John MGGoroy, tramp, was up on o
charge OF exposing his person. A fine OF
- and costs was imposed, which he was
unable to pay, and he was sent TO the stone
pile for thirty days,
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We are now ready for business at our
new store. Washington Hall corner.
JACOB W. GRuBB, IeWeler,
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DANCING scaootl Prof. Mullen respect
fully announces TO his former pupils, and
all others contemplating going, that he
will reopen. his dancing classes ut Weisel
Hall, Tuesday, January % for gents from
s to 10 o'clock r. NJ; for ladies from 8 to o
r. NJ iesDEishing 10 sec me can do 30
by calling at the above place, or inquire at
Q. Y. Lucas music store, No. 1927 Market
street.
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VINO has not heard Of Frank Harlenbure.
Of the 9th Avenue Theatre, New York, (RSe
Money Jim in "Pique." He says, | always
use Giles Liniment Totllde Ammonia It Is
wondeEful remedy for pain, especially infla.
matory rheumatism, sore throat, enlarged Joints
and yeFie0ser veins, from which I suffered, was
cured by It's use.
Sold by all druggists. Send for pamphlet.
DR. GILm, Z
120West broadway, New York.
Trial size CSC. Logan, List L Co., Agents.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows.the range of the thermometer, as
observed at Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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DO NOT FAIL to see those Striped silks
at 62 I.2 cents per yard, at
'' M |. BLUM & BROS.
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Shipping Tags.

Carrying full line of sizes and stylsd
DENEIs0N's SHIPPING TAGS We ~
offer unusual inducements to mCrhanpa a
Others desiring to advertise their bushes %
this manner.
All orders by mail promptly attended a
Estimates furnished and all desired inionaf
ton given.
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CHE A p HOME S.

5000 will huy a Frame IiouEO and Lot on Island.
$3.50 will buy twO.sIOry House and Lot in North
Wheeling.
500 WI buy new two.s,Ory House and lot In
Centre Wheeling.
Wheeling.
one Ur rs5 iEa STS cy "cp S9 I sy ST I
exchange for good farm near the city.
Enquire Of
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MnE SaIe.

DOR sALE-2OOO POUNDS OLD
In lots 70 suit purchaser Apply ut IntellIgOneOr
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U. p, SGHAEtEk d Cu.,
Ians Real Estate Agents lisa Market S., up Stall
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of Brooke Comfy, West Virginia.
Vincent Vaumetre


In the Circuit Court Of Brooke Comfy, Virginia.
w. vincent o., saPn',,' ia cnaassry.
iy virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Brooke
tho 10Th day Of September, 1873, J. +. Curtis,
Sheriff Of Brooke county, will sell at public auction At
the front door Of the Court IlouSC Of brooke county,
West Virginia, In the town Of Walsbu1i on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1879,
Thereal estate described In tho bill aud proceedings In
Gail cause. Said land Is situated on the waters Of
Buffalo, adjoining tho town Of Bethany, Brooke Oun-
W Sald to contain
ere ACRES,
Known as the home farm Of the late Alexander
Campbell, aud Will be SOld rs whole, or In three or
more parcels, ~ may seen best for tue Interest Of ali
parties.
cash In hand the day Of Sae, The residue In three
equal miscellaneous M credit Of one two and s.ree
years respectively, the purchaser giving his bonds
with good security, bearing interest from the day Of
sale for the deCTTTi payments, with the option TO tbs
purchaser 10 nay ahy all Of said bonds before ma
ay Sfuy paid. by eunsent the land viii 10 sold clear
ii dover, the wife Of W. J.. Campbell Joining IN the
deed; but subject to the rights VI Mrs s. Il. Campbell
10 the homestead house aud cuFege a named Ia said
bill.
Sale to commence al 10 o'clock A. ",
Pats Of said land can bO seen at the ShcYI'S OEro
WellShurg, at any time after December /, 1878.
n12S J. +. CURTIS, Sheriff nc
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 10th, 1919. J. T.. CURTIS, SIC,
yplace houghtin; this mistake Wish 10 correct.
Any one desiring to purchase will do me favor by
bidding, 20
janis ...,,.,i WA. r. CAMPBELL.
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once Eos. aS and "a Fourteenth street


Regular Tuesday Packet-Andes.
Opera House-Miss Mary Anderson.
Public Sale OF Houses.
ASsignee's Sale.
Robert Crowthcr, candidate for Clerk oil
Second Ward Market head OF local.
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Hon. All. STEPHENS, the great States.
man ofthe South, says: II have used
DufanRs RheImaticRsne for Rheuma.
tism with great benefit" II Is positive
cure. Send Tor CIRCULAR 70 Helphenstine
4 Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. O.;
or ask your druggist ford d4w
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Resolged, By the laboring mon OF Wheel,
ing and vicinity, that the Senators and
Delegates representing Ohio county in
the Legislature Of West Virginia, be re,
qHfsted to use their utmost endcavors Ia
abolish the system OF convict labor now
in operatonin the State PenitentisrY,
ReSolred, That the thsnkso OF Tho inGetinp
be rendered TO the President, Mr.. Good.
fellow, for the efficient manner in which
he has presided, and for other valuable
services,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1879-02-14
HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN INDIANS.

1620.-Piigrim Fathers to Indians
Give us little foOthold here, dear In
dian.
1650-P. F. to I.-More room, please.
Go little west, Indian.
1700-P. F. to I.-Just colony or
two further west, Indian.
1750-P. F. to PLEASE stay on your
side of the Catskill Mountains, Indian.
1790-White man to Indian-Indian,
you're in the way. Go farther west.
1795-Daniel Boone to Indian-Iniun.
clar out of Kentucky.
1900-American Eagle to Indian-'No
pentup Utica contracts her powers The
whole unbounded continent is ours.
Injun, quit Ohio.
1924. E. to Indian, step on the
other side of the Mississippi You're
IN the way Of civilization and progress.
1S4O-A- E. to Indian, get over the
Rocky Mountains. You're a nuisance.
1884. E. to I.-Injun, we want all
the land. Why can't you quit being an
1njun? Be a white man. Sell us the
land fairly. Tangle it up with deeds,
quit claims, mortgages, liens and ali
sorts of things as we do. Injun, now do
try and be civilized
1904 z. to I.-Iniun you're in the
way everywhere. Do git eout. Go
north. Go south. Go anywherel Go
to the - Only gol
1S70-A. E. on locomotive to I.-Scatl
Gitl Clear the track Scatter! TINS
is no place for you anyways