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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT Health OH.
Ger Edwards furnishes us with the follow
ing report OF deaths occurring in the city
during the month OF February:
Deaths for February, lsie'..'.
RaiB In 900 taF Anuu IN II
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BELLAlRE LoCALs.-An infant child OF a.
j. Myers was buried at Wegee, Monday,
the former home OF Mr.. Myers.
Will. Carroll, Jack Rowles and some
others went out to the Tunnel school
house to the exhibition given by Clint.
Milligan's school.
NIiller's store room and Mrs. Scott's
room, adjoining McCoy's burned shoe
store, are having the damage done by the
fire repaired.
The District Missionary and Sunday
School Convention begins its sessions
here, at the Disciples Church, Tuesday
evening. a. II. Carter, Of Steubenvillc,
will preach tho opening sermon.
The programme for Wednesdays OK.
erCises Is as follows;
OA.M MI. Prayer for Higher oonseGra.
ton. .. Christian Sacrifice; +. ]. GantS,
Morristown. 3. Christ the Model Mission.
airy; Philo lngraham, BealsvilIe. 4. Co.
workers with God; j. d. 0lmstead, Quaker
City.
Or. MI. The Work OF the Church; A.
L. Myers, West Liberty. 9. The Blessed.
ness Of Giving; Prest. b. A. Hinsdalc, OF
Hiram College.
$3.50 r. M.-Sermon by D. A. Hinsdale.
At tho close OF the services baptism will
be administered.
+. q. Morgan was elected "lobbyistn Of
the county seat question and will leave for
Columbus as soon rs possible.
Alta meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Street Car Company, Saturday evening,
it was decided by vote Of lG2 TO q, 10 as.
sess themselves twelve per cent TO get the
Company on sound basis. The action
OF the Board in reducing tie fare to five
Cplts was criticised but sustained.
TEMPERANCE NoTRa.-Parkers' Hall was
densely crowded last night, and mum,
Der were turnel away unable to get In,
After the preliminary exercises, Mrs.
Woodbridge proceeded to deliver an elo.
uuent and touching address, which re.
ceived the most profound attention, and
was followed by number Of signatures to
the pledge. It was one OF the most sue.
cosstul and certainly one OF tho most en-.
thusiastic meetings held at this hall for
longtime. The Inspiring wordSof this good
Christian woman will long he remembered
by those who heard her lust night.
Mrs. Woodbridge is here as the guest Of
Miss y. Taylor, and is working In the
temperance cause in Wheeling for few
days at Miss Taylor's request and direc.
ton, Miss raylor's enterprise in all good
works Is too well known to need com.
mcnt.
There will DO n grand mass meeting at
Washington Hall tonight, at which Mrs
Woodbridge will be present and conduct
the exercises Of the meeting. Mrs. Wood.
bridge desires the presence OF us many
ministers and members Of the various
churches as can possibly make It conye.
nient TO ho at the meeting.
An important business meeting will bc
held ut Mozart Hall ut 7 o'clock sharp,
and all the Ladies interested in tho coming
festival will report at tho hour,
WoRNs are a miserable affection, found
in most families, and not unfrequently
fatal In their effects, Therefore, delay not
but Immediately ask your druggist for
"Dr O. McI.ane's Celebrated Nermiiuge,"
and happiness will bless your household.
Only see that "Fleming Bros, "a Wood
street, Pittsburgh. - IA on the wrapper. mr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

REGULARTUEsDAY PAcKEr-roR
~ Pa[kOrsbuE, Pgmeroy, GalliIOlIL ~.
I viz s, r1nsi1gon IoTt,n9uth, Mays
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW ANDES. ....,,.... .G,i,AS Mrr,rv,v N,,...
Ep. MuILEHAN, Clerk,
Leaves Tuesday, March IllI, At 2 n. IN. poaI,Ire,v
4, 9'.tenge and freight rCcIpitt through 10 Sli mini;
WEI We anu SOUTH. For freight or passage apply on
mh2 c. II. BoOrn & son, Agents.
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Shipping Tags,
Book Binding.

In connection with our cslabli,lrncHtS5
Book Bindingand Blank EooS manaha1
of Mills, Frw 4 Co., one Of Tie tn'' d
the State, being thoroughly fitted thro-a'
out with ruling machinery, pn>ss, lela
cutters, numbering aud paging nsr!a'A
we can now turn ont every dc'cHlaoa 4
binding and ruling In the In.,l >tyeoI w
manship, and with utmost lnmrln-s
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Adjourned until to-day at 10 a. NJ.
RoLIcE Counr.Lmine CtaLlnllr,

POMCE CoURr-Illge Grammar.
His Honor Yesterday morning disposed
OF the following CaSns
John Stoup was fined 81 for usIngabusive
language toward Peter Iverson, and paid
the fine.
John Wooster was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness. Paid.
John Kronewig, for fast driving, was
fined 81 and costs. Paid.
Albert Speidel was fined s. aud costs
for indecent exposure, aud so and costs
for resiTting an officer. lie paid both his
fines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

NEp srOck of oarpOts-Good carpets
Tor 10 cents, at JonS RoENRR's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04
Blank Books.

We manufacture every description oIl1i
book, from a memorandum to blank iclst
on tie shortest notice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

JUST REcGrvED.-A new lot Of Ladies'
ard Misses Black and Brown Basket Cloth
and fine Kid Button Shoes at nv. Dlond's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

WoRNs are u miserable affliction, found
In most families, and not unfrequeutly
fatal In their effects, Therefore, delay not
but Immediately ask your druggist for
"Dr. Q. Mclane's Celebrated Nermiiuge,"
and happiness will bless your household.
Only see that Fleming Bros, "a Wood
street, Pittsburgh Is on the wrapper, or
you will get worthless imitation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

On motion, adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols and
tonseinrnishlng goods at assignee's sale,
ut kryters, Ills Market street. Bargains
to merchants as wellas private purchasers.
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THE BEST MACHINERY

Our very large assortment I ny, r,
together with our improved j,bn,,, 4. 4,
us unsurpassed facilities for | riri'nr bps,.,
cards, circulars, letter Ipai-. bill ID
checks, drafts, envelopes, &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

spRtSa Is springlng back again.

SPRtSd Is springlng back again.
TnE beautiful snow is going of with a
rush,
FIVE deeds Of trust were filed with tile
County Clerk yesterday for record.
TME "struck Or dramatic combination
Is domiciled ut the Mcclure House.
TITS shoe dealers report III almost IN
precedented demand yesterday for rub
bers.
TtR good citizen was busy yesterday
cleaning snow anil slusll from his pave
ment.
TnE b. & o. train due In this city yes.
tertlay morning from the Est was about
two hours behind time, OIL account oil
snow in the mountains,
Tnx walking yesterday was simply.
well, after Sunday nights snow and slush
VIC don't know that we can properly ex
press our feelings on the subject
Az economical South Side man, who
has a charming daughter, instituted II Gas
Investigation yesterday. He says the mee
her at Ills house shows the somewhat re-
markable fact that more gas Is burned IL
tho pa-lOr OH Sunday night than In tht
whole house during the entire week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04
Poster Printing.

With the largest assortment Of wooltE
in the State and the best cylinder rre,, v
can execute, ut the shortest notin, sayst
or size Of Poster, Programme, llapil!H 4
Dodger that may be desired.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

THERMOMETERS RECuRn.-Thc following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at Scllnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
81 Il q - l!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

ONE HUNDRED stem-wlndlng Clocks for
81 90 each at
JACOB ". GRUBB'S.
washington Hall Corner,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04
Ghe gtteurgsrter:,
once. Nos. Is and "a Fourteenth Street


Statement of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Iron City College.
Cheap Carpets-Friend & Son.
! Trustees Sale Postponed.
Whites Maps otWest Virginia-Stanton
4 Davenport.
Step I.adders-Nesbitt & Bro.
ParlOr and Library Furniture-G. Men
del 4 Co.
Notice-Redemption Of City Bonds.
Charm Baking Powler-Fourth Page.
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Muutea.
RYBoDY TO KNOW
Mar Re.,ts

DOR RENT.-The Rooms now occupied
Il BY chAs. Z. Dwight Druggist, corner Twenty.
fourth and Chapllno stTpctA Apply 10 Y. 4, TAY.
l1llk over the Store. foiB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04
Book Printing.

With large fonts of type, ranging in i,
from Nonparcil to Plea, the most ,crtsts,I
press and u well appointed binlcy vel
facilities for this special cla,s Of work pz,l
by few offices in the West.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

NATIVITY.
SOCIAL srArE OF ADULTS.

Wheeling Ireland
Elsewhere Ia U. S....."l2 Other counIriCs ahd un-
German
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

DOR RENT.-Very chealI-the Store
Il HOom, with dwelling attached, M iOi2 MSln
stree, now occupied by j. stnub, Merchant Tailor
Ennnlrr u Il. FOlIBRs, Cusiom lIouSe. lrIb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04

cIIEw JaeksOn's bestsweet Nayy TobaecO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-04
COME AND SEE!

. AS full. isll line Of LAlI and Cent? Hand and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-14

= 8eeos Gilt gbse 3oaic beieitist bic
bartnddisiten 6a(le Don 2eberbeihueroeu.
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: Die iriiaIattoHiAs Wnatplunssas'

= Die iriia.fatboliiehe Nnlisblnnssae.
lsuftdft. Die tateoilhe GeialiAtsts
siebt lid srUbs Miise. bic nStatgen @slo.
nittel aububriHsen, nm eiaen 1bsii Der
triihsn 9ep6ltsruns New gorIs unp
@rootlpns auf ben wsaii&sn prairisn
ansuilscsln. Der srSb.s 5bsil bsr irifAsn
tsinmanberer bsitstt aus Absrtausrn. aber
ME bsfannt, pHesen febr pisle psrisltsn IN
ben sroBsn StaDten bansen. aI tlelben,
tpc as mcrali1G wnn ptsiilA pertiimmsrn.
Geru paalasn bic Yrieasr snt3essn,a.
lpir!en, une Gs tofsn purh Bsitiilfe
reihtr 0atbotitsn bic nGtbisen Mittsl auf.
,utrsibsn. Das terrlitits Qaab au Wnlaas
Der Golontsn IL In @Iansiota ssFhsrt
Ipqresg. Dsvtlts iotl In Jarmsn BON ts
flasr 8hrtsl,Setttcn {160 Adsr) serttsi!i.
nit BEN n9ttissn 0ebaulihfsitsa eerlsten
unp i'm bsrtfe um5etrobsn msrsfn. Die
| @cieniaen icafn nahlaes 5rubiatr sinJes
iaaft wsrSen. ns IL oana slsih lasa unp
In peaiStn monattn CINE Grnte MAIDEN
t6nnen.. Maa miQ niGt etpa ben Mt.
idaun Der srobsu 9tdete in bic Goicnisa
fAaifsn, ionpern i'm @sssnttiIls sar,uss
,.stie Hsibtse eeu,f. bic no isiber ftton sin
saar buaosrt Dollars aApart bateu. Dis
carmen ielen auh niht SeriAenft weroen.
Sn Stlinois BAT ih sins @sfsalaaft mi,
500. 900 Capita! 9ebiIoet, weihss srSb
tentbeils idcn eeseihnet III. $i5. .ce(
ilno In ben lebtta WeGsn aasin In gssn
gorf aufsssradt morbsn. Gtne aenlihs
0slslldaft aur llnttriiubans armsr gro
teliautsn otns llnterihiso Der Natipnali.
tat ID in New Nort iu sss 9I!sunt
tesriFsn. IN esv @siee aett 5err gBIl
liaw s. Dstss. Sebsnfals tDnnsn btr
sriis, Wsleulhaftsn nur poblttatts pirtey
uno utreitnta ptsbalb als AuImuntsruns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-14

Der NspuSlit Der Der. Staaten nidt s0nn.
ts. Das slsnbs gerfommen jener armen
Man(dsn, Die in sen Scr. Staatsu, nie
bic ibusn poraussesanSsnen Stammes.
unb RelisionsSenoiisn Idueit zine olldtide
petmatb ssiauoeu babsn wIrpen, 1T bic
bireite lclae i.nsr tailerlihsn 9edanB en-
unb ibrer unterftibuns ourA bic osutf DE
preHe. DaB iii a5sr Dom Yebro nj DIT
in gbren osrpH,dtst setaltsn bat, fur isne
armen Betborten bic auf iein tailer!taes
seurt gebaut batten, etma ,u tbun, wirft
auf feiusn ssriismtsn @oeliinn Elm .ttoen-
ttiiinlihes Qiht.
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Wlidsl ldwiea uno tauts.

Dem eefist aud ourdlaas uiht auss,
alletn er mar befheosn uuo flug. Gr
raiicnntrte ntht ibsr alss uno jsbfe, ,pas
er ntdt perfanb, obsr was nitt 3u dneern
mar.
MiAel 1hwies unp p'fhts i1h ZEN Mune.
Rur3um in ister Be,iesung ein feiner
Weni d unb bel Nllen brliebt. 9Bas laslt
bu ba3u 1?
MuB Elm ldSner Dudmdaier aemsien
Isin I! brummte Widel uno 9ins, pabrsno
Der ga!er ibm fopfidiittelnb na6iab.
i3wsites gapttel.
tlaeefdtr BON fstaem 3stntsn Sabre an
bate Mihel penn 5errn @aplan pripat.
unterriht In ben aIt:n Spraasn ubaltsn,
frsilih niht cbne anfdnslihss Wurren
uno Strdubsn. Wp,u lernen mir Yreu.
sfn sisentlid gatsin +? fraste er Dor Der
etlten Stunbs grimmis ben Batter, Der ibm
be nod woblsrhaltsne @rammatif oes
Bruoers &arl tinlhob
Der Nihtsr. ,pelher felbf nod ,uweilen
I'M 6ora, uno Safitus blatterte uno ecraoe
lebbaft gu Grinnerunaen anssrest mar. Be-
aann In bereeten Nprten bic claIflAen
Stutien su preifen, unterbrah id iscch
rlSsiih, als er .oas treits, frtlHs @s9ht
leinee SDsnlsiaS unpsraaoert trobia
ereinblid,n fah. unb fast, fury Sc III
tsfobisn, Mihfl. Der SSnis bats bs-
fobtsn. Sd bab aa'sin lsrncn milien uno
cein patbe, uno ostne aaesrn Obsime, uno
lsbfr. bsr etmas Nshtes I'm Staatspienae
noe Cen mic. unb bu fannit bod nidt
poftllion opcr GlurIhIb psrpen
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Cine nene 0ebsfisruns inn Noit,ps

Z
@insr FER arSbtsn Mieadnbe unleres
ss9en,partisen poalYifems 1T oas. lang
wisrise gsrfabren, wflbem 1olde 8ris f
nnterliesen, psrsn Mnnatme pon ben Nbrel
latsn psrpsissrt miro, oeer bic aus trssnp
einsm @runp ntht an bic rihtise Nbre1e
befSroert werpen fSnnsn. gBsnn ]. ..
ein pUn Sort aBaens mad ISan Mntenio
befimmte, Brisf bier nidbt abeeliefert ,per.
ben tann, neil Der Moreilat nidtt mebr In
SneianapoliS webnt orer bic Mnnaame bes
Shrebens psrwaigert, 70 wi,p mad benz
btsbertsen @sieb Der Brief nad finiset
3sit in Der BrisHlts psrSfsntliht anb
lalieblih mad Balbinston in y Deao Get.
ter Office" sslhtdt, no er RON Den . cant.
ten ssSffaet, selefsn uno fhlieblitb an ben
Nbisnoer 3uriifseihidt wre. Noh lAltm.
mfr pirtt pas sesenndrtise @eleb In ent
fernteren 9anoestbeilen, wie J. .. In Ga.
liforuisn Gin Brisf tann Don Gan
6raneieeo nad siusm nur psntse Msilen
entferntsn saneltdotAen sei&idt werpsn
uno bort niht an ben AoreGanten abselie.
iert lein. unb bod mab er ben .peiten Dee
absr. ben san3en Continent mad per
Dsao gstter SfFes in Walbinston man.
bern, beScr er an Den MblenDer wieser 3u.
rudsefellt werpen barf. Disles lanerie.
rise uno um mlanolide gsrfabren tat taufi,
srebs INSTRUMENTATION, manhmal iosar
bebeutsnpe gerluite fur Die SutsrsGsntsn
sur Jolse, uno etne umanoeruns Der
unprattiltfttn Beltimmuneen bat I4 als
siae Drinssupe Notbpenoisfsit berausss.
fsat.
Das 9auscamiie iiir poRansslsssnbst.
ten bat felt einistr 3sit bic NbRat, bem
usbsllfanbt ab3ubelffn uno mire wabr
ldeinlih cine 5u rte(em 3psde pon 9srrn
Wonlep entworrns Bill BEN ylfnum gbss
8sprdifntantenbauiss sur NnnaSnts en-.
pfsblen. Dieter Blu ,ufolse wlrb etr
@eneralpoitmsiftr ermidtist, auber bsr
), Oeab Setter Office" in nsrlAiesearn ar.
oetsn aanosstbetlen tsrsorrassnoe Noi-
amisr ait Der Vriifune uao spsnt. 3urad.
i,npuns unbeRsQbares Brisie au beaaftra.
cen uns gu bisfem 3wsde bsiimmts Ser.
orcnunsen su trlaiIen. S. miro nit
Ne&t erpartst, bae ipsan iolhs poaamter
ia alien pen BEN SiB BE-; Guapssresisruns
wsit sntiernteg Rnotsnpunttsn bes San.
bells une Htrsebrs errihtst tperben, nitbt |
nur cine srcbe 3eittriparnib fur bas Wol,
Department I'm Aaeeme!nen uno cine gro.
bs grteitbteruns fsr- bic Deab Setter 81.
Eet in Walbinston 6rrbeiSsfiitrt, icnbesn
aud fur bic SntereIenten lslbsr maad'
btcsuifnbtr gortbeil errunseu wsrosn
taau. Dislts Spitem III bsreits In ben
britil&tn prcDin;sn i'm @anse ano Bat
fi4 bort perart oepabrt. paa sin @irluA
oamit tn ben &sr. 9taatea un,wsifslbaft
gieitfaqS Sar agsemeinen 3ufrieoenbeis
ausialtn mirb. 5offenttih miro Die Mon.
es'1te Bill pom Gonsrsb BATH gum Sc.
feB srsutsn werpsn,
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Der STentlt&e grstetuns psrseiiern IN ber
Genpentipn efue nn1a Ae{d,ic9fp ,t,.h Wer


ftdnoltd sebaltene Rebe. @obatb e. feinsn
gortras beenetst batte, erbob ft Der De.
fle9at Wc@lotn, non einem Der p6eren
Staettteile In Nsn Orleans seratlt, unb
lteQte ben wibi5 iein foaeupsn Antrag, bic
@ebe ees gcrrerners Jur 8sletrung unb
Grleutttans Der Utenihtsit tn ATE erilh.
reneen Sprahen unb Dtalefte dterleben
3u lodsn. 'W.r tssnrtten nie., oas irsenb
elmer Der Nnwti itnoen barber latbte, 5err
Naain aber BAT iofort nad tielem tamt.
ihsn Musfale feints weiben Goae3en um's
Wcrt uno tielt bic folsenbe tar3e MnIpra.
DE: n5eu prafbent! Sd bin friiter elm
Sflave seweien. Die Nerfultate bes Rrie.
9es eman;ipirten mid, unb felIten MIR
sleiAjsitis bic Aufsabe, mid ,ur Mus.
iibuns msiner Blreerpfltdten aussubiloen
uab gu befabiesn. Wabrenb Der 5err BON
New Srleans feline &enntuiGe IN ben pom
ttm an9eosutetfn SpraHe rerpcllfumm.
nete. pIldte Id Baummole. Die SATIRE,
bic Id oamtt 3ueebradt babe, Baumwoae
3u piuden, perwenbete ct ba,u, fth in mo-.
ralif&sr unp setaiser 5tnaat teraus3ubil.
Ben. rnb bod oenfe i'd, 1T % mir au Der.
3sibsn, tpenn id eetaupte, bab er feline per-
ihieeenen &enntnife In elmer auoeren, be1.
ieren Nst unb Deife sur Anwsnbnns brin>
gen fSnnte, ale ba6 rr lirt temiitte mid IN
msi1sn Mnarensunseu, Mass mas ID fir
8eht 9alte gu befOrcsrn, laher;iA au ma.
den J" Der 6err BON Ntm Orleans bate
niAts mebr ~ la9en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-14

= Gin fhlaafsrtiasr Gdpar,tr bat,
wis bic ,.gsn Drlsans 9imss" srsdblt.
Ia Der ssrfaRunsssbsnosn Genpsnllcn BON
9ouiliana fiir,lih einen psiben @tsnsr,
ber Fa iber ianluais maiden wollts, gut
bsimstfhidt. Dsr farbise Dtltsat Z. s.
@linin titlt ndmlih ais UeSnsr Der Mt.
fna6uns pss Nm.ss Zee 9upsrtntsnbsntsn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-06-14

= Gus Snbepeabence, Obic, erbalten
mir pom 9errn Carl Wtimpel folgenbe
Wtittbeilune; Yor einisen Wonaten muir.
be id frant, lieb eiaen Mr3t rufen unb BE.
3ablte $50 fir Dottor nno Npothete obne
8elune 5u werben. Da madte ia einen
gerfud nit Or. AusuF Snis's
5ambnrser Eropfeu unb cine
blalde temirtte mas bic Nerste nibt
tonaten. 9Deuu td felt Der 3eit unmotl
flble. nehme id iesleid meme 3uFudt
5u brn s amburser Gropfe n, tpels
4s mir INNER belfen
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-09
VARIETIES.

a bill authorizing q commission of
fiVe persons TO inquire into the Mis-
sissippi Ievee system has passed the
House.
A Chinese Eucy c!Oi &c LA, has lately
been published at Pekin. 1 is COM
posed of O2O 70 u mes ard costs only
$500.
The Princes Louise in following out
the plan of her royal mother, has le'
csntly sent s. to Mrs. Huxley, oil
Montreal, who recently gave birth to
tTiplets.
The French army has just been
supplied with new cOlOrs, the stan
dards having in place of the old
imperial eagles a wreath of laurel
traversed by golden dart.
Senator Barton, a colored member
of the Texas Legislature, sends money
to Virginia to assist his OLD mistress
who raised him and taught him b W
TO read, aud who is now living in pow
eTty.
Payne declared that he first heard
the tune of Home, sweet Home"
from the lips of a Sicilian peasant
girl, who sang it artlessly as she sold
some sort of italian wares, and
touched his fine ear by the purity of
her voice.
A "Silver Gray Wing" writes to
the Cincinnati Comm ercidl. that John
Sherman when first elected to Cons
Sress in 1854 " was nominated as q Re-
publican and elected by union of the
Know-NOthing and Republican par
ties by a majority of 2,S2S."
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the case of several Presi-
dents of Insurance Companies,
and the managers of the
Fall River mines, who we're
guilty of the very same
crime. They we've tried in the
coul IS on this side Of the Atlantic,
and received as punishment for their
conduct, long terms of Imprisonment
in the penitentiaries of their respect
i've States. The wealth and social
standing of these latter men was
fully as good as that of the Bank
Directors, yet it was of no avail.
In conclusion, we would like to
suggest to those who are accustom.
ed to rail at the judiciary without
KNOWN g of anything except single
exceptionable cases, that they should
pay some attention to the old max
i'm" Always verify your references.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-09

IF the statements contained in an
editorial in the this weeks Week.
New York Tribune be true, the peo-
pie of Memphis have only pro-
ceeded from bad to worse. The
writer holds that city is nothing
but huge partnership, and that as
long as they remain Incorporated,
the city, as whole, is responsible
for the debt; but when the charter
is repealed, the partnership is dis
solved, and each individual is liable
for the debts of the whole city.
In proof of his assertion, he men
tons the case of Bridgeport, Conn,
in 1912, the cases being similar.
After suit had been brought and
decided in favor of the creditors,
their attorney seized on two private
mercantile houses in satisfaction OF
the debt. The court of highest
appeal in that State decided that the
action was according to law.
OF course this course, if pursued
must be decided upon in the case Of
home creditors by the Tennessee
State courts, but as regards foreign
creditors the United States Court
will have jurisdiction. We do not
know how it will end, but it is a
source of new complications for the
unfortunate late city of Memphis.
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WORMS are miserable affection,
found in most families, and not un-
frequently fatal in their effects.
Therefore delay not-but immedi-
ately ask your druggist for DR.. G..
McLane's Celebrated Vermifuge, "
and happiness viii bless your house
hold. Only see that Fleming
Bros, a Wood street, Pittsburgh, "
is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation,
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