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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

l, The judicial power OF tho Stlto Shall
DO vested IN supreme court OF aDDoils.
ia circuit courts. and tho jndgo5 thereof
IN such iniori1r tribunals a. herein au .
-"o.!io'. AND N Justice Of the poaoo.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
. Tho sIprcnc court of appeals shall
cnuHis, OF four judges, any three of whon
shall bo quorum for the transaction of
business. They shall bo elected bv tho
voters Of tho State and hold their olIjce
for tic term of tw0lve years, unless
sooner removed i'm tho manor pre-
scrbed by this Constitution. except that
thc Judges I'm olicc When this article
t kcs eject shall remau therein until
tho expiration OF thoir present term oi
ufhco.
3. It shall have original Jurisdiction in
all cases Of huGcGS coJDts. nu,.Ru,nus ana
prohibition. 1t hail have appellate
jurisdiction III civil cases whore tho mat
ter III controversy, exclusive OF cost. Is
OF crater value or amount than one nun
dred dollars; Ia controversies concern
ing the title or boundaries OF land the
probate OF Wills, tho appointment or
qualification Of personal representa-
tive, guardian, committee or curator; or
concerning q mill. road, way, fcrry a.
Landing or tho right of corporation or
county 10 levy tolls or taxes and also i'm
cases OF QUO 3C1JT0NtO, htbstS c5gylls. mum
do"uts, c.ND0IT and prohibition, and ia
cases INVOLVING Freedom or the cup.tiii-
uonai,y of law. IL snah have a1ugl-
late jurisdiction i'm criminal cases whore
Oh ne has been conviction for felony on.
la'sJrmu1nOT in circuit court. and
where q -0uEiltiou has been had i'm anv
inferior court and boon affirmed ina a cir.
cut court, and ion cases rotating To- tho
pdbuo revenue, the right OF appeal shall
belong 90 the state as VOL rs die defend
'.tfl ..rs
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

Hon Gro W JULIAN, who acted with
the Republicans party ss long as an hon
est man could. DO. .ts 4n h,,est
DaD, sOODd, .lr ..e fuY5
Co. HaDcoc i...
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

times in each yelr, and prov isons may
be- made Dy law for holding special terms
OF said court. A judge 81 any circuit
may hold the courts in another circuit.
II. The Circuit Court shalt have the
supervision and control Ofail proceedings
before Justices and othor inferior tribu-
nuis, by Vioidd1dUS, prohibition and cor
bopift. They shall except la ca. 90 cou-
fined exclusively by this constitution to
some OthCr tribunal, have original and
general jurisdiction Of all matters at law
whore I'd amount in controversy cxclu~
aiEc al interest. 6Ncccts Gny dollars Of
nj cases Of h1JcC8 cOrDtts. Mo5tIg.Ht.s.
quo icNrr0nfD, and prohibition /;
ans at cases in equity. and 81 ali
crimes aud misdomeauors. They
shaii have appellate iui diction ia
sil cases, civil and criminal, whero am
3gPc" writ Of error or SuToscic1s may
Doc allowed % the iu1 -iueG, OF proceed
ingS OF amy iniCrior tribunal. They shall
Ma" h'vc such otEcr jurisdiction, whctb-
cr supervisory, original. appel,
I1iei )r concurrent, rs IS or may be PIC
scTibcd by law.
rs. Until othorwi.o provided by lew,
the state shall he divided into the lil1w-
ing circuits Tho counties Oi Brooke,
Hancock, Ohio ana Marshall shall con-
sl'uio lhe first circuit, tho counties of
MnonGalia, Marion and Harrison, tho
second the counties of Preston, Taylor.
barbour, Tucker and Randolph, the
u.w; the counties Of Wcizai, TyIar
Alchie and bodJri1yc, tho fourth : tno
counties of wood, Writ ADD Pleasant.
the iitb { % counties OK Clay, CIhncr.
Jackson, iioauo ana Calhoun thC SIXTH
ilo counties Oi Iu;uaul, kmtwGa aud
Mason, tho seventh; tho counties 81 Cab
OH Wayne, Lincoln and Logan tho
cigh.hi tho counties Of Mcdowell, More
Ger, Raleigh, Wyoming aud Eoonc. tho
ninth tho counties Of GTcuubriCr Mons
roc, Sumrors Eayctto and Poclhoutas.
the tenth tho counties of Ep4hur.
LOWS, BriNton, Nicholas and Webster.
the eleventh the counties OF Grant, Iar,
~ Hampshire, Mineral ana Pendicton.
VIC twc'!thi the counties Of jefferson,
EoIclcy and Morgan, tho thirteenth.
a. Tho legislature may rcaraugo the
circnits herein provided Tor az any ses-
SION thereof next preceding any general
election %! the judges OF said circuits.
and aitor the ycar one Thousand ci-ht
hundred and eighty. eight, may no any
such session, increase or diminish the
number thereof,
10 The legislature shah provide bv
law for holding regular and spcciai terms
oil the circuit courts, whore from any
cause tho judge shall fail to attend, or if
~ attendance, cannot properly preside.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04
THE
Constitutional Amendments

JoiHT RESOLUTIONS proposing an
amendment the Constitution OF the State.
RcsotOcd dY the LEGISLATURE OF y est
luDmud, tVO.hiris IF all me mcm6cr;
erected IN each NoWsG dgrCcnJ thereto 4.
Ihat the following bo aud tho Same "a
hereby proposed rs au auIelmCut o. mo
Constitution of this State, To wit: That
article eight OF said Constitution as II
now is be stricken out, and the follows
iHg be inserted in lieu therof,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

JOINT RE50IUrI9N proposing an amend
mcnt to the Constitution of this
State
Resolved by The Legislature OF West
Virginia, two thirds OF au tho members
elected 90 each House agreeing thereto
That the following be and the eaoe ie
hereby proposed G8 an amendment 10 tho
Constitution Df This State, 90 Wit.
That section thirteen. of article three.
as ~ no" BE-, be stricken out and the fol
loving DO inserted iU lieu thereof.
4o. 10 suits 20 common law, where the
value in Couir0Yrray exceeds twenty dol.
ifIs exclusive Ot interest and cosis, The
LlRlt Oh irml by jury, ~ required by ei
Their pariy, shall be- presorgcI and In
such ffil before % Justice, o Jury may
consist vt a.E prrsIne NO fa~t Tied bv
u july ehl' De- otherwise ne examined .n
any case Than according TO the rules OF
tue common law"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-09-04

l, The judicial power OF tho StNto Shall
DO vested iu supreme court OF ,nno,Is
ln circuit courts. and tho judgo5 thereof
.n such iuiori1r tribunals as herein au &.
-"o.!Toi. and N Justice Of the poaoe.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

A FREAK OF THE SNow.-A strange and al
most phenomenal feature of snow blowing is
just now keeping large gangs of workmsn en-
ployed in the snow sheds. Wherever there is
break in the shed, the mammoth pillow cleaves
passage through the deep snow, and leaves
on either side, clean shaven walls of snow.
Every time thereafter when the pillow passes,
the walls catch up portion of the loose snow
which is carried on the huge apron, and these
portions are pressed into the walls by the sides
of the moving pillow. After a few trips these
walls become as hard as adamaut. Yet they
continue to catch up the snow the plow
passes, and consequently leave the passage a
trife narrower after each trip. As natural
result the pillow is finally unable to pass through
the very cut which it has formed. Its sides
creak and groan beneath the irresistible pres
sure of the compressed walls of ice, and the
combined power of half dozen locomotives
can hardly keep it in motion. Owing to the
frequent trips made by the plew during this
last storm, this trouble has become very seri-
GUS and renders blockade imminent Large
forces of men with picks and other implements
are now enlargng the ice walls 50 that the
pillow can pass.-Truckce Republican
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

The opening of the Nevada Central Raj
lumbermen.
The mining dividends paid at New York
this month will be larger than those paid in
San Francisco
Real estate has increased thirty per cent in
Austin since the completion of the Nevada
Central Railroad
In the fight near the Lower California line
recently, a white man named Mccain and
FIVE Indians were killed.
Harry Parker shot and fatally wounded
John Petty in Stockton on Saturday last. The
shooting grew from an old grudge.
Great things are predicted of Mile. Sara
Bernhardt's painting, GA Young Girl and
Death" which she will exhibit at this year
Salon.
De Lesseps was given grand reception by
the citizens of New York on Monday night.
1t was the most notable gathering of the
season.
The Supreme Court on Monday decided
that the law of West Virginia excluding
celored men from the Jury box is unconsti-
tutional.
snow slide in Logan Canyon, Utah, on
Friday last, buried six men and three cams.
Al get out but two men, who persisted with
the teams.
1t is reported that Joaquin Miller will soor
be married to DR.. Kate Stanton, who stumped
New York State for Horace Greeley in the
campaign of 1872.
Jacob Curnow, miner in the Grand Prize
met with fatal accident on Saturday last
He ran car into the shaft from the 400-foo
level, and was dragged down with it, 1t il
thought his body fell to the 600 level, which
is filled with water.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

New r AILRoADs.-Battle Mountain seems
center Two new companies have been organ
lied at that point recently, and will probably
be pushed forward with all dispatch. The
following from the Eureka Sentinel will give
some information on the sub set: "The Ne
vada Northern Railroad Company organized
to build railroad from Battle Mountain to
Oregon and Idaho. has Robert L. s. Hall a.
President, and Lyman Bridges, Chief Engi-
neer. The Nevada Southern Railroad was
also organized to build south Of Austin, to
Grantsville, Columbus and Silver Peak, with
Gen. James H. Ledlie, President; Robert L.
Hall, Treasurer; Lyman Bridges, Chief Engi-
neer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

FALLING INTO LINR.-For some time past
the APPEAL has felt the loneliness of its stu
alton, as the only Republican newspaper hit
ing it's protest against serf labor III Nevada.
During the last two weeks other State papers
have begun to fall into line, and now the lead
ing journals of the State are coming to the
front and protesting vigorously against the
outrage. The list now stands Carson
APPEAL, Virginia Chronicle, Eureka Sentinel,
Eureka Leader, Winnemucca SiIrer State, Su-
tro Independent, Lyon County Times, Reno
Journal and Rene Gazette. There are few
other papers advocating the employment of
coolie labor in Nevada, but they are Journals
which long ago passed into the hands of the
monopolies, and whose influence with the peo-
pie is so near nothing that it was obedience to
the railroad powers or starvation with them.
They are now simply the paid servants OF
monopoly, and in their mental capacity they
esteem it an honor to lick the vulgar boots of
their masters, and cover at the feet of the $40
piece as absolutely as any negro on the plan
tations of Louisiana bowed beneath the crack
of the slave-drivers whip. Thus they earn
the wages Of their groveling and the contempt
Of every honest citizen.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

The conductor of certain train on the
Union Pacific Railroad charges that fly hav-
ing alighted on one of the glasses of the en-.
gineer's spsctacles, the engineer thought it
on the air brakes to avert disaster. The en-
gineer retorts that one night the conductor
saw what he thought was a headlight of an
approaching locomotive. He kept his train
waiting awhile, and somewhat confusedly
started her. Says the engineer: &c He is the
safest man l ever ran with: Venus is millions
of miles away, and he waited twelve minutes
on side track to allow her to pass.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03
Nh. DAGoErr's ARrEsIAN WILL Bill

Ma. DAGaETT's ARTEsIAN WILL BILL. -
Mr. Daggett has prepared bill for the en-
enlargement of sinking artesian wells, and
granting certain tracts of land to any one who
succeeds in obtaining water in this way. The
bill is to be introduced as soon as the fate of
the two million acre school land bill is known.
He is of the opinion that the artesian well
bill may possibly interfere with the passage OF
the school land bill, and for that reason will
withhold it for the present. He is, however,
very sanguine as to the success of the school
land bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

"SoAPY SAM of the late Bishop WILDER
force, this story is told On one occasion while
staying IN oountry-house not many miles
from Windsor, the daughter of his host, a lit
tie girl of seven, suddenly broke out before
all the assembled company; " | want to ask
you question, my lord; will you answer me
very very truly" The Bishop smiled, took
the child on his knee and said: "Of course
will, my little dear. What is it?" The child
looked gravely up at him, and let fall the ter
rible question: Why does every one call you
.Soapy Sam 2" The feelings of the company
can be easily Imagined, but the Bishop was
quite equal to the occasion, and after having
cast half hooking and cynical glance round
the room replied simply: I" | will tell you, my
darling. People call me Sospy SAM because
whenever 1 get into hot water, always come
out with my hands clean.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

The fight between Jay Gould and the Wes-
tern Union Telegraph Company Is getting
quite interesting. Heretofore the Western
Union people have had things pretty nearly
their own way. Gould, however, has come
into the field as the hacker of a new company
and his policy has been decidedly aggressive
one. He has recently effected a seizure OF
the lines of telegraph upon the Union anu
Kansas Pacific railways, ami Judge Dliioh
in published opinion sustalns him IN mis- ac-
ton. The telegraph monopoly has long been
a heavy burden to the people, and the west
ern Union has heretofore been able to crush
out all forms of opposition. In Jay Could
however, it fluids ID foeful of extraordinary re-
sources; a bold, INSCRIPTIONS and noneyed
manipulation, VINO has no rival in America III
that cunning ability which an active and sue
cessful stock jobber needs Gould Is BAD
man in all respects; man without an honest
hair in his head, or fair purpose IN his heart
These contemptible qualities make him all the
more desirable and fit him for the POSITION he
has assumed as business rival of an un-
scrupulous monopoly. Such organizations
must be- fought by people who have no heart,
consciencss or honest purposes, and Gould Is
lust the brand of man who can Til the BILL
The public look upon such a squabble about
as the old farmer did upon the conflict OF the
skunk and the rattle snake. Their only hope
being that the parties which have oppressed
them last and longest will be crippled the
worst. la any event the trouble will have
a tendency to reduce telegraph rates, which
at present are out of all proportion with the
cost of constructing lines and maintaining
them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

An Illinois schoolmistress was unable to
chastise the biggest pupil, and called in a
young school trustee to assist her. The trus-
tee found that the offender was his own sweet
heart, but his sense of duty triumphed over
his love and he whipped the girl. Not only
did this result in losing him his sweetheart,
bat her father sued him for damages, and got
a verdict for $50. Had that man been versed
in the ways of the world, he would have first
married the girl and then whipped her to his
hearts content.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

Charleston, S. c., March "A ene-armed
negro, named Louis Kinder, having assaulted
and outraged white woman named Byrd,
was yesterday captured, identified and i'm
prissned The guards were overpowered by
the woman's relatives, and Kinder was
hanged and the body riddled with bullets.
He confessed his crime and also to eutraging
colored woman six years age, to killing a
cslored girl, to four burglaries and number
less thefts
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

indianapolis, Ind, March 1.-The details
Of the doings of the notorious Brown family
show that the crimes committed by them were
more atrocious than those committed by the
Bender family. Brown was recently murdered
BY his wife and her paramount To him and
his family are traced Eve mysterious murders
for money.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

Sheridan once declined to take walk with
q troublesome feminine admirer, On the ground
that the weather would not permit, and being
caught by the lady as he was sneaking out for
at stroll, he countered her remark that the
weather seemed now to have cleared up, with
the bold observation, " Yes, madame, enough
for one, but not for two"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

New York, March 2-Rev. Edward Cowle',
OK. manager of the late Shel herds Fold, con-
victed of cruelty to children, was taken 'o-' az
from the Tembs to the Penitentiary. The
reverend convist was at one time chaplain Of
that institHtion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

Among the American ladies present at
recent ball in Paris, given by Baroness kess-
Ter, was Mrs Mackay. From Paris comes
the news OF the birth of daughter to the
Countess Telferner, sister OF Mrs. Macksy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03

6cC week in your own town. forms and IS ontf
DUO free. Aaares H. Haheft i Portland, Maine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-03-03
NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS A.
IA GAINST the undersigned will please present them
Immediately and all persons indebted to him requested
make of the same or before the 18th day
March 1885, JEROME IVANCOVICH.
Carson City, Nevada, February 1Sth 1880.
, 1880-12-08
PROHIBITION NOT REVENUE.

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"qs.t"eFn management ssa,".snEsM
~ 4ho Ynrlif Gotten aa"chtnery
Ilenvily T'nxed-'EhirtS .~ev0,, "nd !"
1,nrnr,1s.
ATLANTA. Gn., Dec. Ito tho Editor u tho
Nt,o York IfciuH: Tho Herald III Sept. dis
cl,sses tho policy uc tue Government townr,l
I'm shtnn,u,. intcrcst. Cnn vm, M, c,n,y I'm
'"o e"'tP'h8 inAei1et' e"' ~ 1''t 'pPo sso
governmental policy quite rs objectionable
The duty on 'nrorte,' s.'ttn e. m!"''i'ery. un;
.eeH teech.'e ."us!' - ~ ~ te'.s ~. ~, W..
:. per cent o stee. .'sca III isao eohs1fncl!oh ..
very s,luIt, tho entlro duty Is J7,i ncr cent, It
Is atnst % nrsb,bitory @ ] III Il waa M intc'nlsl % to be
tlunt Ia, "I3uy .Asuerct,n machinery Or ubnnlou
tho cotton rnanutact,'ro." Just Us It y, "l,uy
o"Seranent prs.sstlos;" T1e pao!!s !os;%!s ~!
pl,R merchant WIN, WIS ngkctl s:po,Ulo fur II slp
II sao ,s funry ~ %sJ oer % It Hos"t i sos
tho san,c tnlug with cotton machinery, Tho
sn,powncr can sutl hin scu,ch. .luIIt vessel With
uM. 4sncf'eaa seRh.ty. .'.1 sl'''nss l n.nsh ""y
INC "hefo'ls 'litY 1f pay tho h'sa ho'o pflccs Or
ny fj'1i pr.'yry s Y !. HFIs i' T.. o,or,ownr hut how
lnnrh OF iis teGlnis,g millions oasnO froEi ths
at'l,rev' 1t would bs Interesting 70 know, but i
nIltltosl lnngnlfyn' kns lniurosuttM Of htxtra
pnxer" !" ifscuvor thu insignificant lnininl IN
me oy9srroyis.al Tre'.atlry. Even Now York,
silver tnn,l,.au u Ito Government il lis sarcty-
deposit vaults. ,...,.,,...,-,, ,r,...
CONSTITUTION n',lhorzcs iaws ''to rssusevon,ic,
but wf,uM Tho ustursID!o ulsposu fn!ls, ns IL tha
trstn'tS-wi,oru n" rcyel!!.c ic,t'!r% snisns,
mental iawf Tin, Gm,greId eonstltislonaly olrgut
, 1880-12-08

f,trn with Tim r,nst fnrnrss rf o,,r FRENZY IL
wn,,e, n1nend it. imit .is. 90 Hrc"rtiinr I" sl,o
recnei,ixe,i ,tsnf, Vt pN,tous. Altrr Whit i,Ms
there il vrry little uuurr rf ullv Cbll,1,lI,u,l
x;'',y 's % ;"'T s, 1" :" al 's sxsss' sn's yne X til
nnlnimi g! u,,r rrlixil: anil &c lhn !,.stice MID
dent sFiunators Tor Iifns'.
" mn opposed .o 1t. mn .............-..
TrnsI,lcnts. il no t,tc itIea Ii rscpostcrous
Mn sn hm. Ecn WIFI 1,rn.'nt s r., I'M stll II. Wiki
i @ T. s,ss5a! y, s la,s Tssss,sS ns!,,%;sss1 SiiS
eS, tc. t hor narn M yc rbc
,rct mn, ~ t's IN s,,ifnr c nitl n,'s nf sinrtv
E;it ~ il,sticn n,,i mcrer,siy s1iott Ia forever.
SHen 10 those Wiz, [,avo pcrfor'ne,i sreat r'tb.
nnv nj iii 1a sr,,t Ind ro,si nun. ar,.i ln,i cs.
i'r:sj'je.,ts viii 1,ot ,tkv Ttxu Srt,tnrs If tho
na; Ms,% 9Ss sEn!nE s. " Eya asn" rs. '
riyinr prnsint. ppwtr. or ,1lMre t" Cor, tirumt
ss,nt,ly lccnisu ho wis o.,eo President, it It,
sn;s h ws KrCat srcs an H.; H. ne st
a.,,i rstre lin with lid hiEhcst military iitl.
Trt f,ir, srn,1v ,yrr tim nI,rrjs In 20 niy wan,
nt1t3 sitOiIil thS ANY nj juy limo i,e ttNrkrnai
with Il csnil OF foreign wur. the country will
analn Inn! him the, :wortI. SUCH eohrso
ho19rs tho Nation ni'd Tho nlist,.
" Sspcry a fa's!''S upon tho era '' 0''
"c ,..ss, nsr ;. ..,,,,,,,.., ~, ,,. a,,,.nru,,,.
1,l,,tci' Ftrtv mti;ts nf 1nljniH lis Inst lcu,,
szse,l b. t',at T"mpu,Iy, at,,I t,rw stutus viii
xa. " T. ul. 9ns Ill III r." ~ psI.s sIa,t ta an nirro aid
II icw ss1i!t veaTs NJ W. ws ] ls ia uia sar t4a @
Ehtatv" To- tho SI civ it, af MoSco. Ti,e pold nna
stIvr,. ,,,f,lrs ,irC yi"r ,,,t,r. md more: MtiI
tritti, tht, t,,uf f,.n yitra MIR, linn 4lfhjsti
, 1880-12-08

The weakest WofiAll, smallest child, ard slck-
est inyalt! ean use llop Dittcss With safety Riid
xFoRt good,
, 1880-12-08

1t1E HIltl tthnltshiI1E houses Eit'-ss ~ ST. Hft,
tttrG If tcIs nnflEttl thnt Dniiutntfi minds ltk0
ntrti.. Justice. druna In which the within Is
mt vii p,ins,,c,.. nlnl tho vrl"s trr,,'n" r.
tlle ca.t ~, nt ths cilr, witch Is tho popular
e.ld. I'm Wednesday, tic rniRl,* 'wtn r,',i fr0n
ri"ss !" Tlnn ;n at 9 m "s;., M,,a 'y yt
certainly tlns tlnl pls,nslcr tho working CLASSES.
nut Ibis t,i.i mt ni.rr. Mnneo pa,,der; tnnHn
or h,,;ta,i, hriE. il 1s ~ pt,,btal!snsnt Of Y.
iquity, ~. tho nastIle. II, which cn!,!tlers t2nly
Tsr WI cke ~ VIZ i tyrnS , ,cs wero
r"ise,l H Yt Sttp ,r IL ii ',tIeitr *s.ees:s 10
tic roulette" There were al.a cries u - where
IT. Tho IL iStcri,u sn, IN ittinnt's veins must hnvo
boiled lis this question wns sh"lite'l.
4 Nt,yAL wEt'nfS1 PARTY.
1ip t,,yo hte nrtn tn MIMI. linc, Il 1T Tic, sharp
clnttrs lils, IN o,ltlaN'ltsn 1l Shc WINS III ttuo
teima yel,r!. trimi,sel with nrrl.lnes qr T. Ate',.
wias ,ra,,e, over d sat il sklrt, ali fci IN train
hrhIllh. AS % tho tn'n,lct. It WIS nlrru lro-
l,,lanu t i v"rS tnl md ssro'.siy l,t. tu IS
.s,air: l'ierro niel iacTits hts yniVar stamp.
received mid isIturtcs .lnnc 10 hin etd hts rein.
Uniform, atMi carried his head erect. tho
,nn,,'l 1,Innc, lilo future. husband of Jeanne
t9'tsniie II altai: s smc @ soIan II rtoaararto ] is ot
within i,u hca'!. cn,'l1l lctvst ii her physIog.
h,,s .cfivr.l from hcr u,otnr, utc Wa9nsi,h. Her
dress WIS the ttsuhl bleng y! white .et'. sstas,.
Ml "r,g" %i!ci r th!s .,. staso sro .
hind tlur wcre .leantc,. Mile. ,Wngnthn. and q
3,M,!t!!.x Princes. Y issaz%l!l. ! ySars o4'i; I,
tho immediate following. Of tlio bride. ''f whom;
stn Is four ycnrs Tho acUior. Her 'r,'ss hprcared
to weish her own It ns MUCH ,,1,, to- i'@xy for
NHlvcl trimmed with ihrl hnrs nuu tmraer Of
, 1880-12-08

wnnl ntt1,nst Ms fine rs thu single thread from n
FlkHprttl'N Ct,cIuH
U,t nit ,hrsr numerous folks " Il. want cett0M
Ftols n!sp lIg!p us tn trrar,. for sl,u Increased
W r,1,w every yrhr iN.tyliO0J bushels nf whcnt
md nero cur fhHl nse1,t, 1T NIL ncc'1ln,llatctl
III EEypt .lurin3 the rntlru seven ycnr*sE t'rHtx;
grut,ts who cni,,c ntn tlle country "wilt tiitit
pnnts IN" an tho little *ahs. fn'"ftt tn, VIII al
Eunc Ut lilntl ilrien'e Iitt1c fcnw, ''w,iu wants
IL sue tljn wheels 10 wtiltl" is tho very lny to
hccon,c tho rtcnt American cotton mAil''fnG..
tl,lt,r Or tho future. Let us Ect Tho "whccla"
rrgtly for htn,t l(ES1ty V. MEtn8.