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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

with it," said the teller, quietly; and
he handed the man fifty tens. That
ended ii.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

A pound party-A meeting Of tie
prize ring.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-03-27

We haven't any moro fun 10 offer
folks--its Lent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
Tbe Venomous Breath of Malaria

Does not infect the systems OF those who use
HoStcttcr'S stomach BitterS rs precaution
against it. Nor is it less useful as remedy
where intermittent and remittcnt fever has fully
established itself. in consequence of a neglect of
preventive measures. II checks the parOxySms
with astonishing certainty, and Candidates this
type OF disease even In its most inveterate form.
This medicine is an especial boon to the emf
grant population Of the far West, where feVers
Of malaral type are particularly prevalent but
the recognition Of it, merits is so far from being
limited, that it is known and appraised at its
true value throughout the length and breadth
of America Travellers by land and sea, miners
and sojourncrS in unhealthy localities, esteem
it highly, and are its most constant purchasers,
and in many Il rural household fur and wide II
Is the chosen family specific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

4 REPORTER interviewed ex GOV. SEY-
MoUE, Of New York, the other, in the
course of which Mr.. SEYMOUR said:
"Gou say that a prominent man in
another State has suggested my name
Tor the Presidency. You ask if my de-
cislon to keep out Of politics is final and
irrevocable. | am surprised that any
one should think OF lifting me out Of
my political grave. OF course, ! am
gratilicd by all kindly opinions. As to
any change in my purpose not to take
an active part in political affairs, you
must bear in mind that old age and i'll
health are matters beyord my control.
| cannot recall the years that have
passed. nor the vigor that has waned.
can only say to you, as did some time
since to another interviewer from your
city, that | have horror OF a sCuftle for
power or place around the edges OF the
grave. should feel like one of the fig
ures in IIolbein's Dance OF Death. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
THE REGIsTER TELEPHONE TO
BEbbAIRE

We had hoped to have had our tele-
phone up and in working order between
the REGISTER office in Wheeling and the
Branch REGISTER office in the city oil
Bellaire, by the time of the great NooR-
HEEs meeting, which will be held to-
dav. but the instruments have not yet
arrived from Boston. We have placed
the putting up Of the line IN the hands
of the Telephone Company Of this city
and the men composing this company
are men of energy and capacity who VIII
spare no effort to have our enterprise IN
successful working order at the earliest
possible moment.
We here and now take occasion to eN-
tend 10 the citizens OF Bellairr, RePub-
Ecans. Democrats and Greenbackers,
a cordial invitation tOmake the REGISTER
Branch Office a general headquarters on
next Tuesday night, to hear the election
news. 1t will all be received and bull
letined there as rapidly as It can be
gathered at Columbus and Cincinnati
and whether good or bad from our stand
point. it will freely be given TO those
who may desire to hear.
Ii our telephone is not in working
order by that time-but we feel cont
dent it will be-a telegraph wire will be
run into our Beilaire Branch Office ana
an instrument will there Click oil the
news which will bring gladness to the
victors and disappointment to these
who are 'leit"-anl We can now only
hope that our party friends will not be
of the latter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
TIMELY TOPICS.


One hundred and five pounds is the
weight OF a champion Florida water
melon.
No matter how much q candidate
itches for office, he never likes to be
scratched.
4 NINErY-FuUR and fve-eighths-carat
diamond, found recently at Mekerk' S
Bush, in the South African diamond
fields, was sold on the spot for So, 900.
The same digger to whose lot this
rare find fell unearthed about the same
time fine stone Of % carats, and an
other of lOi carats, besides several small
er gems.
The New York uSury law whose iaul-
ty construction rs to the date at which
it goes into operation has led to a long
controversy, is clear enough in one par
ticular-it makes it a State prison OF
Tense TO lend man money after Janua-
~ LIST next ut any rate over . per cent.
though it were to save him from bank
ruptcy.
One of the intelligent regulations Of
the United States Postothce Department
is that letters must be delivered at the
place 10 which addressed. For instance:
\ lives at the vest end OF Kentucky
street, on the Island-the point almost
the most remote from the city on the
Island. \ letter carrier has letter for
him, and no mail matter for any other
citizen Of the Island. He meets \ on
the suspension bridge, and \ wants the
letter Immediately. The only way he
can get it is to walk back to the most
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

Conservative capitalists cannot look
at the present condition of the markets
without some apprehension. Not only
are stocks going up until nothing seems
too nearly worthless 10 be dealt in at an
advance. but there is a rise in every
thing. We hadbegun to encroach upon
the foreign markets because we were
content with small profits and lived eco
nomicallv. Now stocks have gone up
ten to twenty per cent. in the last
month: iron has risen until We can no
longer make iro rails rs cheapa rs they
can be lail down on the wharyes, duty
paid. by foreign manufacturers, and we
have begun recklyS-lv 10 extend our
purchases abroad. Confidence in the
future is always right, but there Is such
a thing rs oyer-confdeuce.-NDdh liner
irrU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

THE Democratic National Committee
will hold its meeting 10 arrange for the
opening OF the Presidential campaign,
and To select the date for the holding Of
the National Convention and the city in
which il will be- held, in Boston on the
23d of February next. IL Is expected
that 81. Louis will DE chosen again rs
the place of meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

IL any fault at all IS to be found with
our present October weather, it consists
in the heated ambition of the mercury
to seek high thermOmetrjcal attitudes.
II would be the perfection OF Indian
summer with little less summer and a
little more Indian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

ALTHOUGH there was an accumulation
of over 100000 bushels Of grain in
Chicago last week, prices have continued
to advance, and it il very evident that
the demand at home and abroad will be
fully equal to the supply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

TIE Independent Republican move
mcnt started in New York by GEORGE
WILLIAM CUErIs, Of igrpfr's Weekly, has
received alarge and unexpected support
throughout the state. md is approved
by many of the leading Independent
journals, not only of New York, but
other States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
McFADDEN & SHEPPARD,

BUILDERS, 1910 MARKET STREET I'm
Id trance three doors above Custom House. J
All classes Of Buildings erected promptly and
satisfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Careful
supervision given TO buildings Parties desiring
20 erect new, or 20 make improvements on pres
ent buildings, and those needing any work In
our line, viii do veil 70 call or address n abOys
AprlSc McFADDEN n SHEPARD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
The Tall Sycamore of the Wabash
at Bellaire this afternoon.

4 BAND will accompany the cXcur-
sion train to the great VOORHEES, meet
ing to-day, and large number Of the
fair sex will give grace to the occasion.
Capt. DEvRIEs will doubtless have on
hand a couple of his Grand Mogul en-
gines to push the crowd over.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS, Jr., ol ILLINOIS,
AMI EoREEr VI. poUGLASs,oi North Caro-
lima. the sons of STEPHEN y. DoUGLASs,
have recently come into possession OF
about 100000 10y the decision in their
favor Of a suit i'm the Court OF Claims
ior the recovery Of the proceeds from a
quantity Of cotton belongin, TO their
father and couGscated in Washington
county. Miss, by the Federal troops
during the war. Mr.. DoUGLNss was a
Shareholder through his first wife, and
furnished the labor on a plantation
owned bv JAMES MCIIUrroN in Wash
my,un county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

THE excursion train for Bellaire will
start from the Capitol this Afternoon, at >
o'clock sharp. Everybody is invited,
and everybody will be taken over and
returned free Of charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE..
STREET COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
WHEELING. W. VA, Oct. sth. !

STREET COMMISSIONER UFFINts 7
WHEELING, W. Va, oct sth.
Notice is hereby given that by special order
of Council no person will be allowed TO dig into
any street, alley or public ground within the
city without special permit from the Mayor, and
any opening 30 made must be rammed, refilled
and repaVed, If required, to my satisfaction, and
return made TO the Mayor.
The ordinance will hereafter be strictly en-
forced without respect TO persons.
JAMES NICHOLL,
octSs Street Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

FE1u all points We hear the same re-
port There will be a tremendous out
pouring at Eel.aire to-day Trains
from all points will bring cNcurSiouistS
by the hundred, while from neighbour
iu. localities there win Tee troops OF
hurs,mcuanl regiments Of iootmcU who
viii pour into Bcllair, To hear the Tall
sycamore crate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
4 schools OF the City with supplies for the
school year lSsq-SO will be received by the CLERK
Of the Board until Wednesday. October 18th, at
Teachers Registers. Cap and Legal Cap Paper.
Lead Pencils, Chalk Cayons, Envelopes and
States. NJ r. HULLlHEN.
oct Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

The county seat fight in Taylor has
been reopcned, or attempted to be, yet
Grafton holds her grip undismayed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

The Bridgeport people are thoroughly
aroused The Democrats are deter
mined not 20 Dee outlour, aul they will
offset the Republican mectiu. of Satur-
day last, by grand rally ON the eve OF
the election, next Monday night Hon.
W. VI. SPRINGER, Of Illinois, will make
things lively as the chief orator OF the
occasion. We believe Speaker RANDALL
will be at Bellairr the same evening, but
every body will be out that night and
there will be- an oycrilaw.ng crowd at
both points
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

SEVERAL Chinese witnesses IN 4 san
Francisco court the other day were
sworn according to the custom prevail
inn in their native country, which con-
Si,ts in tine behcalu. of a live rooster.
The attorney on the opposite side con-
sidered tia fort proceeding, but con-
scented To 20 ON with the ease. Each
witness had % furnish hiS own chicken.
one declared his belief i'm the Mexican
Cos" and took his oath straight much
10 the surprise Of the rest, who seemed
90 think he d.d it simply to save the ex-
pcusc Of the Chinese ceremony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
Immediate Communication.

The object of this enterprise is to lay before the
people Of Benwood, Bcllaire and Belmont coun-
ty, ful correct and the very latest hourly reports
of the news Of this section, and furnish TO the
Merchant, the Manufacturer the Professional
and Business Men Of Bellaire and vicinity II
home daily paper, which will afford them rep.
resentation in its advertising aS Well as news
columns
The Branch Office will be under the manage
mcnt of Ed o. LUDWIG, who will conduct
business Oh the same principle rs in tho Main
Office.
The large and increasing circulation OF the
REGISTER in Bellaire will make it a valuable
medium to advertisers.
Orders filled for the Daily or Weekly REGISTER,
for Advertising, Job Printing, Book Binding, sc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
Presentation Free

Prescription Free
For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Los
OF Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in.
gradients. Address DAVIDSON K CO., rs Nassau
street New York. iueleOdwc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
AN ELEGANT LINE

CHINA, QUEENSWARE,
GLASSWARE AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, AT
John Fsrfede1's,
sep22 ll30 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
Renorf of the Condition

OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF WEST
~ Virginia al Wheeling. in the State OF West
Virginia, at the close of business October2, 1879:
RESOURCES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

SOME changes have been made in the
meeting W. announced at Martins Ferry
Tor Friday night. The time Of the meet.
ing has been changed 10 Saturday night,
and instead Of Gen. SrEADUAN, who is
uuuable % attend, the meeting will be
addressed by Hon. JAMES 4. NoRTON,
Of Tihin. Ohio. and Hon. T.. Il. ErHEL-
MAN, of Wooster, OHIO. Preparations
are brin. made for an enthusiastic rally,
and 10 will be- a much better meeting by
reason of the change from Friday 10 sat
urlay. Us well as for the reinforcement
I'm the speakers for the occasion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08
TELEPHONE !.

As soon in October as the instruments can bc
secured and the wires run, thus putting the
Branch and Main Office In
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-08

NOTICE.
Dds WILL BIZ RECEIVED FOR THE
I'D building u the stone abutmenu for the
bridge acrUsS Caldwell's run a. the Intersection
OF Twenty ninth and McOllOcb STREETS. until 3
O'Clock 1hunfay evening October 9Th. Plans
and speciSo.tiOns enn b. seen At the city Clerks
once. Address bids % Chairman u the Con-
miitee on Streets. Alleys and Grades" The CON
mittee reserve the night n reject any % all bin,
J. W. WAIT,
octl Chairman CDufnltfs@
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05

q Thu seerey snsBria0s ets ex-(;ov
llubbassl's young daayhses % hsI
n, hers csnachnHn ,ssslnl ~ have
excited ~ Isss = degree of aslsrpsl
IN CaMneetIcut ,hanl didIs si,Nllal
event In kcnsucky aoins swslvslo oi
Itfttsen yeas 4avo, i The ypsnU lHdy
wss ahe hsIress p',er own IrIgh|
Aoia lsrue. estaAs, AnA her fAxsiIy
WAS ens VI tlssIu,sst diss.nsMls1ssd
in. Kentucky. Asdiv0scs wss grsu
llsd bel wssa ilns twv Honus puopls
sitss . tsw sHvnll.s. ANd ths kus'
bsMsls having hAsl smss.Uf axtrsya.
GAut dissipAliYA went bAck ~ BIZ
hurset, aua w4s, until lAssly, s,a.
ploysd In : Alivery stAhls q Louis
ville. In tho case Of Aiss Hub
bard, however, repSrts from Mr..
wich represent tho husbash y alI
csiiMable ypuug fqllow, and u will
bs ,hs groqm's own 'Yult u he does
not make bic brids y proud of her
cl,pics " ahv SCENE ~ b. happy III
having madc II. ..eD :,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05

u
Je Was a sad looking tramp. with
. paiMed expressips ot 1sc~. that
entsred > Saslsr street bsrreom
The other day. holding n his .hanal
. small. battered rcd caaistss.
"Lqnk ., this. l.e said, sersowfsl.
fully, II vent iste . gun shop and
begged tsr sssncthiag To- eat. and
the MsaA man HANDED mo ph,a eau
Of power. He aid I could 10
shootipx-.a. :. starring man ~
shootius. Just ,hiak Off y
H. i.Wsll. Nisslasy r. !. .rekortsd lhe
bar kssMr. wAe had inss oeatI ~
four fAsev drinks tor = spw u
tosperes ea;'hass ,rslp.1 4smt
=. :. l,pledys yosl my !. wpsd," !" sptl
he yayrspA holding The car ,wish.
n an inch Of she opsn stove. AZ ~
am 70 ,niscrAble, I've sluost q
mind to blow myaelf np,, l.s4s.ii
"Dsre You do Il, /" said ono ei
the by-siantlcrs, Winking - tho
crowd. The wrscksd party S4vs
: sad lingering look . 'hs poured
out llQuOr, % that kC lhlxht ne'vr
|Dehold again. and ,osssd ~ .hs eAs.
The yell that The whole crowd
gave q, they s,Ar,Csl tor tho other
sids of the street was hoard on TEL.
syraph llill. Wien they 1lest IN
aboss Ten ihiuutss aftsr The cAh did
mt explode thsrs &sfS four s&b.y
yiasses on lhs e0anter, 'ths lancl,
table wia Al empty ,nockery and
the tiil looked Ike. = saving. bsnk
oa the day a'ssr : really. large de-
mali. iar0 bEa btaipu ! t3sh
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05
III Tl777'TT ~
j. Lecluse "a Memory. ols
hniW, .u4l " AtlDA
A Posture Ds. Stiaasr ~ ~ Aelss n.

-
i One svsniAx, when Ralph Waldo
EslsersSs wss engaged IN prnparlpy
his ldclnts, Mrs. Emerson, who
had that moimcnl AalssHeh her IN,
oes while irs Ing ~ drive . sail
with the nlootl.lsysirOn,' shrus,
hcr head In 10 his study, aasd' sail:
uses h~s~. sivl I want you ~
drop that everlasting Jisn vi ours
fpr = minute W two. ~ Ieast, aud
| 80. down, to Tho grocery and get :
maskcvcl for breakfast"
my DEAR replied Mr.. Esnersou
| looking NY from Ms work.. my
| dear, cant 500 yos You scs. | am
billed In ! dozen pldce. 10 deliver
| this lectdye ~ Memory AMI i il
~ 'flnishsd yet" q
| "And that's wha, you call your
Iinternal lecture, IL. III" said Mrs.
! E'meftss9p. mere J SHARPLY. "a h'es parry
!ye yce. a5r' y =. '1s ue''ser 'Iif . 'cc'oFc o''
Mc.'fioryt =. " bas =, l,ea,s H.
~. .Asa q " WY, my 'oves sag ea Nr'
Emerson y, s!sell'l 'neck||yI e'ce'ki||yI 81. .d
l.. "foa * slts. meyer 70 o''' oi 'ho mouse
that you p' don't fnorgct 70 pns s''
| ''s.nF y.unrF hAt q or your boot, yos nsvs!
sAke 2 letter ot minc 20 ina'l sna'
you don't carry u n your pocko|
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05


Troy IN y Budget, March,l7,l
-s-srhs NV York Lsgislatuse il
after tho tranps In tho came style
~ New Hampshire and Con"eci.
CIT. On &Fri,iay the Assembly
passed . bill Which the vxgrsmt race
! win do wcll to cousider. = pro-
Sldss that all such persons shaIl bc
liable 70 punishment Of not more
than oss years confinement Il
hard labor; thAt Il shsy aslsr ;
building without the sonsens ct
the ewaes, " u found carrying
dangerous weapons, Of heard
threatssing violence, they shall b.
Imprisoned n tAs State Prison at
hard lsbsr o. ust 0ese lh1a two
ycsrs; that jfthsy do Injury % any
person The penalty shall'bs impri.
soamsat \ ~ 6tats erlsee at
hsrd laaes 6se set msse thsa 1ve
WAN. AsqRaesenbslpg : frqidsnt
of,the tewn In which the olfsnss e
committed y sapawsesd . asrest
a ofTeadsr - thlslsost 81 take
him beSSrsa : jsstIse u the psase.
| The llill isllkely y peas tks pssate.
Few hcuseholdsp, win 1nd fault
with II. IT, l. ene OF the greatest
| sssd. u ,Rs dky. RIyksV Vrs,sp sul.
| sAles hes gscwa to usecAvsblc
nroportiDnsi in many populQns
Ip4ftsot the stsse, n~d l.'ss 70 itself
| igbssms fait 10 render even rem &
rural dlstrIels an afs 'or ~oins"
and children 70 trsvsrss pppsotcc-
I'D. /, The Naw. lleuprhifs tram p
llsw works liNes ichersn, and the
itineraut fratsrnity give siss' stste
! q widc bcrsl. +
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05

Ths political sltnsAion II Ohio y
csmplex asd interesting. Tia
changes, since The laying a the
wires for the campaign of ls7s
eopmenced, havs bean rapid and
Fe3ical. The Denocrsts have not
erystallised perieetly % \ eaadi-
date for Govefner, snd The Rspub-
licsns ere positively in . troubled
SEA Il l. easy ssewgh 70 ~ that
iron - mneh excellent timber tie
ceavsRtion c4nspt fail - get .
god nan ;bpl, In fbcs,u Il is hard
10 fpd 4 Retsblieap n he, ,peseeasss.
AZ, Ahe virtree and gracsa. sp,! lat
The same time ths peliils enl hpr-
noAifing :inA,lesesa necessary to
succsas, Whear Farter va mar,
|tyred % the Congressional altar
last fan hs was boo,siny fpr Cow
ssor; ba. the ssslwart elsIpsnt
has dsmanded 70 30 sppsascd, ar'l
Ar. Foster u not ,bs nfap tor, that
purpose. T'hes hs o6sndsd the
nsr..h,. -.-
"...,. Crs-. A S~~
~ = ~ H., '
:. LIZ q. x-.,,....
sr.r..., I. r.s . !. ....., ~, H..
n ~ a. s.d a.ss,.d = hIs
cours, q rs his dccIsISSn op ,,,s b|Lie.I.,
he sehs.,ls oucation. Than there
nrr obs, acles ~ fr,,u, ~ The Oar.
MA n,oys,nen, Mr. t,nr6cld n
H. .'Sir j,s.r.ph Porter. K. 4. NJ
II ,h~ Rapuhiic.n psrty in Ohio.
III alIc.,,s ! ~. h.r rp,..uuulsn ~ sVlylrof cim.
'ppsixui.x.a Z wivin,;x, out Il hfa bslleftKst
nuc ,,,sn ~ Is ius, a kditl ~ another
bu, wh.,cs lI,s nsvtisaus father
about t,ihl fnmiIlfsty un;l ,ltmA,d
that Nj sna,r 4hu fSfI t,ovrrucr., tor
'ihe askc cf,hS Darty. Ne excep,s
himself ,toin t,is broad ptoposi,iou
shdI rsiuseG 10 apbr6achihs senate
,htonoh thc medium ar N.tar,.l
c,,m,nirs,on. md nArdous fr,,u, IN.
re,;,rn,,ary. Besides. cvcry.,lmc
f,srfcldi. mentioned sv,ne ihcon.
..id..t.,s y,,stso. AK. xoiKeik,us
.L,.nt t,,l ,nnSsyyii,S; ,nnSsyyi,S;v' ~, ~ ,cmt .nl = ~.
,I..,,,,.n r.,rs. ~ 3oiylr Nm
other istpublicaus named ~ ned for Gov.
eruor arre rcuc,ally fDasiiS, nOiieM.
,i,lrs Or a hest men 81 local rcpu.
ta,iou. rRcre Is no popular con.
c.n;ra,ion. aud no lsir prospec,
tina, IN action ~ ,he lscpublicam
sia,e Convention ran har,uo,.lzc
,he elr.nen,s. 81 l'sl.ilefi'l iis
ri. h. =, on,,oc,.,,c State Central
..,,,,,,;,,.. w,,l ,uce. ,o.,l.y A.
ia:nmho. i, ,lctcrm,ns thc time
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1879-04-05

z @oDOOl 4E4
/. .9ealh .4qra4so osls1lss.
liSg,iil, il,iA.:.&Ei. i. .....,.
I'll hone o4;e llpbsehesvs. >Ais
STATE, q en11sday last = pssu,
uomiA 0svoo q eigAs ysass aga
M diinsse lnlis e6lsassss6is
Ais saPs4 4YvSl ksopn through.
est iho uoi1 : vss ever thai d
John La1 .se1asy elAer sARswd
tektGner ~ sneesaslsllp xanpossd
On sf4tlss specalstoss. Arnold
~ bdGb la hardin county about
4AlHfe9aage, aAd xas bred lhers
S9lg tpdSof 10 b hGstff!e .He
6siess ~ tern ef srr-
fvies snpirsds I'D splisteij = : pol.
llerln the Mexican var. iAll~s
psAts vs. declared 10 went ~ Csl.
ilarnis a.d remained thsfS tatil
lesA vhsn Ia appssrsd IN 4lss.
belhlewn aisl epessd . laeysi -
,eo9hl q ~ loeal baak. II VA
'53fd ~ - disco 4 an imiasias
AiaRsnl isld n CaliGnr.bA, ssd
had osns hsns t.' enjoy. a,soss
bis old friends, the frutss ef hil
tbrtua6 Speedily. however, on
,she hsdla OF this ru,nor ca,ns the
allssaii iions * y 3. Cooper. ! San
Fpaneisee bookesper. who msale
a@dxvits that the diamond Geld
wsaevgigaptlc swindle. that Ar.
n0s6 hsd phussd and psrsdsdsd
him to'help carry out. & la
Arnold called for Europe with
$4,000. and bvibcd two sailors u
90 among the London lev wsicss and
buy what diamonds, thsy could In
the rough. lie got together III
ihis var SS7, 900 worth o. ehsap
6s0ues, somsshisx jiksa bss~hcl in
quantity, and saIleil bsck ayAia '"
California Some months aAer
ward Z ..nu,uhsr of wcai&hy San
Frsnclsco Spectators. among them
were Willixn Rafst0m and William
A. Lent. were told that Arnold
ard > friend OF bis named S!aqk,
al>o ~ EAsAbeihtown by, he'd
gtuMbisd upOxA valley II which
|. sspphlrss. aud xeuis OF
varlonA klnds Anl values were 10
he pisked ~ with oalyl tAs tron.
bio sf stdopihs fbr them. The
lack $ ahslets had I bagfull d the
jswsls IL .thsl. iposseHloa thai they
slhincd TO haso gathered isitle
vsilcy. and they were displaysd In
such profushoa that they cosersd
que cud of =. billiard table an Inch
:, uscp' ., ~, I !. ~, !,
= Artl0tl TOOK MS nag Of gems ~