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The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1880-01-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

House met pursuant to adjournment
| Speaker Johns in the Chair
Prayer by Mr.. Rainey.
Roll called. Present llj. absent D.
| journal of yesterday read and approved
4 message was received from Senate no.
| titying the House that the Senate had pass
ed the following bills:
5. B. IL, TO authorize the Board Of Super
I viSOrS of NONubce county TO procure Il gem
5ral index TO the minutes of the former
Probate Court of said county, and 10 pro-
vide for an abstract of titles to real estate.
II. B. II, in relation to the abstract of
titles to real estate in old TiShOmingo
county.
Also of the appointment of joint stand
ing committees on part Of Senate as follows !:
ON Executive Contingent Fund, on Lii
brary, on Enrolled Bills. on Universities.
Also, that the Senate had concurrcd in
House concurrent resolution providing for
the appointment of Il joint committee to
Constitutional Consider the question of Il
convention.
The Committee on Enrolled Bills, through
its Chairman, Mr.. McGce, reported that
they had examined and found correctly en-
rolled, the following bills:
ii. B. No. II, making an appropriation
TO defIay the expenses Of the present ses-
sion Of the Legislature.
II. u. IL, making AN appropriation TO de-
the Legislature.
II. y. ", in relation to pay of members
of the Legislature.
Mr.. Cooper was granted leave Of absence
on account Of sickness.
:. B. L.. from Senate message was taken
up. and referred to the Committee on
County Affairs.
The Speaker announced the following
committees:
on APPROPRIATIONS.
Messrs. holland. Burdinc, Carroll. Cham
berlain, Cooper, owns. Leslie, Field Of
Downdes, and Russell.
ON PENITENTIARN.
Mcssrs. Seal. Applewhite. Roger. Will
son, stephens, Neville, Lyle, Moore and
Hence.
Mr.. Applewhite introduced II. B. Is. to
repeal 20 much Of an Act in relation
to the towns Of Bearegard and Wesson, in
Copiah county, approved Mach y, 1874, as
relates to the county Of Lincoln in this
STATE. which was read three several times
and passed.
4 motion to reconsider and table was ear [,
ried.
Mr. Anderson introduced II. b. 6, TO pay
the Hon. J. 4. z. Campbell for revising |
and rodiyine the Laws Of the State Of Mis-
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, reported II. B. &c, without amend
ment; do pass.
II. b. 10, to amend charter of tn
town of Macon, and for other pur
poses, with amendment do pass.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Mr.. Jarnigan introduced S. B. 25, t.
authorize the Board of Supervisors o
Noxubee county to procure a book o
Government land sales of said county
which was read three several times
and passed.
Mr.. Bills Introduced S. B. 49, to in
corporate the Mississippi Electric
Light Company. Referred to Com
mittee on Corporations.
Mr.. LOnginO introduced s. B. 27, to
provide for payment of officers, cost
in advance. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
S B. 3, to create an additional
Justice of the Peace and Constable in
Kinds county, was indefinitely post
pOned.
II. b. 26, to create an additional
Justice of the Peace in Winston
county, was Indefinitely postponed.
II. b. As, to create an additional
Constable in Third Supervisors Dis
trict Of Kinds county, was Indefinite
ly postponed.
II. b. &C, to repeal an Act to prohibit
the sale of vinous and spirituous liquors
within three miles Of Chester, Choc-
taw county, was taken up, read three
several times and passed.
House message was taken up.
II. b. 81, to authorize the Board of
Supervisors of Jefferson county to
issue bonds for the purpose of building
and furnishing a Courthouse was laid
on the table subject to call.
II. b. 81, to repeal an Act in relation
to the town of Beauregard and Wes-
son, in Copiah county, 50 far as relates
to Lincoln county. Referred to Com
mittee on Counties and County Boun-
diaries.
H. B. GS, to pay Hon. J. A. P. Camp
bell, for revising and codifying the |
laws.
Mr.. Cowan moved to suspend the
rules and put the bill on its passage.
Lost. Mr.. Jackson moved to refer the
bill to Committee on Claims. The
bill was so referred.
H. B. 35, to repeal an Act to reduce
the judiciary expenses of the State,
March 5, 1878. Referred to
} Judiciary Committee.
House concurrent resolution in rela-
ton to pay and number of employees
Of the Legislature, was adopted, and a
committee of three appointed to fill
the blank. Committee: Messrs. Vance,
Bills and Walker.
Mr.. Stewart presented Il memorial
from the State Grange, and asked that
it be referred to Judiciary Committee.
The memorial was so referred.
Mr.. Stewart presented a petition
rom Mrs. E. G. Roach, asking the !
Legislature to pay the balance of sal ;
ny for the year 1878, of her late hus- !
land p. j. Roach, watchman at the
State Capitol, up to the time of his
ieath during that year. Referred to
on Claims. l
On motion Of Mr.. Bills the Senate
adjourned.
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cost of printing the Code, submitted letter
from Messrs. Power Il Barksdale, State
printers, in relation to the same. The re-
port was received and the committee dis.
charged.
Mr.. Featherston asked leave of absence
for Mr.. Taylor, of Benton, for two days,
which was granted.
The Committee on Mileage made report
through its Chairman, Mr.. Applewhite,
which was adopted and the committee dis
charged.
Mr. Featherston asked leave of absence
for Mr.. Murphy on account of sickness in
his family, which was granted.
Mr. Wolfe asked leave of absence for Mr..
Selby Granted.
AT 1880, on motion of Mr.. Hurt, the
House adjourned.
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Machinery has been invented, il is
said, which takes the cotton from the
hands of the pickers in the field, and,
without the ginning or pressing pro-
cesses, converts it into cotton yarn
ready to go into the hands of the man
ufacturers of cotton goods of all kinds.
If this machinery does all that j.
claimed for it, there will be a total rev
olution in the cotton industry, and add
Il new triumph to American skin and
ability in competing with the world
in cotton fabrics. Our strides thus far
in this competition is to be credited tp
American genius, i'm the production
of improved machinery.
The above extract from the Indie
pendent Farmer, no doubt has refer
once to the Clement Attachmrnt.-
There will soon lie several of then.in
operation in the State of Mis,issippi.
and, before many wears, all ovc the
South. As the Farmer says, this viii
produce total revolution in the cotton
industry,
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NINTH DAY.
SENATE.

Senate met pursuant TO adjournment
Lieut.. -GovernOr Sims in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. W. II. Watkins.
Quorum present.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
The following message was received from
the House:
Mr.. President: | am directed to inform
the Senate that the House has passed the
following bills:
House Bill, No. 3, to repeal section 59l, Of
the Revised Code Of 1871, in relation to con-
tested elections.
House Bill No. "a. TO authorize the Board
of Supervisors Of Montgomery county to
have the realty Of said county assessed dur
ing the year 1850.
House Bill, No. G6, to repeal an Act TO
prohibit the sale of vinOus aud spirituOus
tiquors within three miles Of Chester, Choc-
taw county, approved, March p, 1876.
W. ii. COCHRAN,
Clerk Of the House.
Mr.. Gayles gave notice that he would, at
an early day, Introduce bill to prohibit the
working Of cOnvicts on plantations and
other private works.
Mr.. Reynolds presented the answer OF
Hon. Warren COwan 10 the petition Of }.
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Many Of our exchanges come 90 us
with "Requiems on the Old Near.''
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-Nipe
is dead, they say. An assertion that
cannot he disputed. Its death was
not unexpected 1t is not likely that
there are a dozen grown-up persons i'm
this town who were surprised ON
Thursday morning TO find that 1879
had stepped down andout. The alma
macs said the old year would die the
last week in December. We never
knew an old year that didn't Ii is a
way they have.-North American Re
view.
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ELEVENTH DAY.
SEN ATE.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment
Licut.-GOvernOr Sims in the Chair.
Prayer by Rev. DIR. Watkins.
All the Senators were present.
Journal of ycsday read and ap-
proved.
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THE Japaneze have reduced aims
giving to a fine point. They have am
iron coin worth one tenth part Of the
mythical American mill, and when
they make their offerings to the rod
or give to the poor, they find lh,..
coins useful aud handy.
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5. Morris, contestant for his seat in the Sem
ate.
Mr.. King presented the affidavit of t..
Patterson on the same subject, both of
which We're, on motion of Mr. Reynolds,
referred to the Committee on Registration
and Elections
, 1880-10-16
A TRENCl[ANT LETTER.

An E1.Soldtcr Notices tho Claims tint
tic Democracy Put Down tho Ikcbcl-
lion, nntl Tell. How ii Was Done.
u. W. Hill, an ex-so1dier Of Company G.,
Slxty.secunl Illinois, In letter to the Fair
field (Wayna County, 1li.) Prcss, replies to
judge Trninbnll's clatm TINT the Democracy
put down the Rebellion, and tells Just how
1t was tione, as follows:
PLEAKAST G1tovE, Oct 4.-Edftor Press:
So s tS eassf III s1i EaneFs {" sd s sPeaS
Democratic party put down tic Rebellion. 1
served III Company 6. SlSty-sec9nd. illinois
Infantry, froM Dee. = 1921, until tho CLOSE
Southern Illinois, and wien organlzed ma,
torlty OF tho lhen were Democrats. served
in the ranks the first two years, n,ld learned
the politics OF every D!ail In tho regiment
5ss't ts:;;ta es &c ss@ rs' %' gsr eE{g E{2geot* %f:
Emancipation Proclamdtto,, :: a,t nf
muster rolls Of Company 6 from Tho
cominencenicllt Of the seryiee 70 lthe close,
Democrats. II ally man doubts tIls stafc-
1ncnt Gull at, NY house and will give him
in,ies 0f soldiers ailt Iost-Dslice addresses
wlat their politics were. wile1l enlisted.
Some OF these men returned under LncOln' y
proclamation pardontng NIL who. would re-
tnrn within aEtvGn time. though they were
mostly. arrested and brought back aiMl court
tho court befuru whicl, number OF them
were tried, md | remember Of several letters
being shown by boys from their Democratic
fathers. telling them 10 desert, TINT 1t was
more honorable than TO serve In such an ttll-
holy and Unjust WIZ.
Nine-tenths of our regiment trcrc Rcptll,-
l'ctns .clcn discharged. \ few remained
Denlocratlc throughout, and weru Eo0u
soldiers. / was Il Democrat when enlisted,
ic trIeilt ut llotnc would have deserted.
Now, Mr.. Editor, 1t Democratic tlcserters
and discouraging letters frnn Democrats ut
home could pnt down the Rebellion, / sup
TINT what have said of our regiment Is true
Will regard to great 1natty otlers -.
G, w. lIIIL
, 1880-10-16
a. scaton; T. B. McDonough, Secretary.
IhcfQ Nlrp fU2 nlIrlea enrolled.

rle Uni Union Veteran Club Of the Thirteenth
Wnrl init lAat evening Mt No. C90 West Lake
street srGcGhcs were made BY w. 4.
Afan's, i.uther Iadin slills. Gongressiinan q. e.
H. Davis. Col. Wiley s. Scribncr, and othots.
The Twelfth Ward Republican Club met
with $. q. seaton In. tho chair. Arrange
nients. were made tI hive a thorough cati-
stirring speech, followed by Luther Latlln
Mills anu others.
:, a roualng meeting Of Scandinavian tecpub.:
lcais WIZ held yt.stertiay evening In tho old
Aurora Inraer-l lalt OIL Milwankee ayenue.
lhe meeting, Which crowded tho hall from
PLATFORM to staErcasc. was presided over by
pX.Ald. \. T: Gundcrson., Of the Tenth
WArd. Speeches .wCro mntle by Messrs. q.
,M, II Matf1h = Is;,Iiy. +; ioyssc, ,, L. F. MIls q l.
supplied BY the Central Glce Club.
Thr Eight, Ward IrIsl-Anerlcan Rcpub.
licnn Club held It's regular meeting Mt Ncjn,b-
llcan heat!gnarters Of tlle ward Thursday
evening. The p1ace was filled to oyeri'owing,
valled. 4 motion to adjourn wis carried
On te Sost Biz. s TSoys ' III ten asssss nroestIe
eli i1'asse 10 Mccormick Hail. Tho Club
meets Thursday evening at same place and
lionr.
Milwaukee yesterday morning the Irish.
American Republican Club called upon him
IN n body at tile Grand paeifie. Hotel.
'rhon!ag il. Keefc, ]. ~ I'renlcrEast, antl
Cpl: QuiIk, WIS appointed to speak for tho
!. club. Tho injecting was n very cordial one.
Secretary Sherman remarked TINT he wns
happy 70 welcome the gentlemen Of tho lrIsil-
American Club, and lio lind to thank these
organizations for contributing so lnrgcly to
the success nch[eycd I'll Ohio. The Chicago
Club was the first organized, md contributed
much towards making lrlslEAmerlean Ko-
publicAnEsm 50 Erent II success.
, 1880-10-16

Every ordinance Of secession ever drawn WAS
Every tnRtl wllO over tried to tear tho old Jag
down was nc,nocElt
Every enemy Tue ltepuho has had Tor twenty
Every man vino starved Union soldiers, rrflis-
Ing them crust Ia the extremity of death, WIS
LeIllncrnt
The lnat who assnsinntcd Abraham Lincoln
WAS u Democrat.
Every t,I!m win sy1npath!zed With tho assasltl
President uyCr elected was leAd-Wa5 Demo-
crat.
Every n1n who wanted tho privilege OF whip
ping ntiot!'er tnnn q make him wnrk for. np,h-
, 1880-10-16
CRIMINAL COURT.

Flfty-ono prisoners werr nrrn!gncd. Of
whom tho following pleaded guilty: George
John knight, Rachel Hicks, John 1taggio,
md Frances Scott, alias johnson, robbed
William Evans OF 81, GOO Inst August larceny;
@. Cnnlpbell, burglary; William Jones, petty
larceny; A, AfcWillIams, petty lar
ccny; 1alph Ree,i,, receiving stolen prop
erty; Michael Smith, larceny; John Slim
mons, burglary. The other forty-tlIrco
prisoners pleaded not guilty, and TWENTY-FIVE
Court, n remarkably CONCLUSIVE pro0f tllat
tho wAy. of tho transgrcssor is hard alld uIi-
profitable.
James Garrity and John Higgins pleaded
larceny, alt belng re,1lan1cd for Buntence.
, 1880-10-16

gland could utilize tho Cclt was when they
fire. trn,lr."
THIS i 10 not believe, and hope to sre
every Irish, district In TIM land show its
hatred nf that nati0n-kllling tMtlcy-f!sitisli
freq trn,lc--by voting against british Demo
crltic FREQ trade. JOHN +. 6CANLAN.
, 1880-10-16

The country during tho past decade ,,as been
one of tha most nis1nL'.t'. Injurious, n1ui IN
eexeMsal,n polirics which crintnnlIy, unw!+"
I'm, ever Inllirt@l nloI n tmnyIe; and tha
SuWth Is to-day suffering. md will t0r gcnrr-
ntlons tu COM. suffer, for tho fully Of ttIuse
who wcrG lured iruin duty md hUnesty By
party passions and false theories"
T. EDW
, 1880-10-16

III 1elL tNG western 0tNtc8 Wcrt III ueUL
ss2l SIS; 'Sa @ % te s9thern as Stptss MS ssio; ;9!1'
tho first reliable report Of tho yalnnts,n Of
property. tho Southern States exceeded IN
wealth tile Middle STATES by $stH, iG0,G and
the Western States by ST ,u0D, 550, ,ySI. To-day
the debts Of tho two latter sections are SA5,.
55 anl So 2 r;sspcet,ssiyj y,s yiis sd ,a 70
and to-day recognizes Stl8, ,9d7, ,:A3 debt. Tho
,as Increased SOC sIpco isss from ii, ,Hs. Sd. .E1i
to s5,910, ,b09. 137; In tho Western Stltcs, frGm
1910 &N,3l7 to S5,5l5, ,Gsl ,107; while tho South.
crn Suites, partly owing to tho removal Of
tie Auditors books. and purity duo to a Enll-
oral uiIAervaluatiOn Of property, have .lo-
creased from S4,At ,070. .G In 1850 To S., ,oa,O,
14l, ,3st I'll 1850. Ths poverty Of the SoutE
IS MORE ASSUMED THAN HEAL
The newspapers In that section nru con-
staltiy tilit'! with Interesting fnets nbout tho
manufacturing md agricultural Interests ut
North !Carolina and GeorRin, tho Industrial
outlook mud pllosphnto intercsta Of South
Carolflin the cottO1l-fActoricS Of GcnrgEN, the
tobacco artl slIeep Interests Of Tennessee, tho
nrange-Orchnrtlsa af Fl0rtla, tho iron md coal
fields Of Alabann, tho oil nild cotton products
Louisiana, or tho wonderful increase II, tl,e
yield of cotton and agricultural products Of
TexRs aud Arkansas. In tho Audtt0rs' re-
ports and Governors messages oile sees tho
old refrain of poverty high taxes, aud bad
government.
eraYe values OF nll tho Stats securities OH ille
Markot since Reputation was begun III tln
South, hns prepnrcd with great caro- and labor
n table showing tho anctuntinn In Stnte SC
curitics from 1879 to 1870 inclusive, with the
AVERAGE VALUE FoH THE HAMl: TIME:
, 1880-10-16
iuDGAilEST4.

UNITED SrATEs DlsrAiCT COuItT-JupdR DLOD-
nEw-J. X. Murphy, Assignee, ctc, v. q. +. and
Sarah F. Albums, sn-s,tuU '. August Dotho,
Sl12so.-Sanlo v. Maria krugor, $sss.-sau,o v.
John Luckman. Fs...06,-Saulc '. lIonsy New
house, $l7y.7S,-Hano Y. a, ShunRnn, &5ls,
supEMon couHT-JupoE sAlTss-Iaaao N.
William johnson V. Thomas Flood, $36lu0.-
l'olman Y, Hamilton. &lss,gl.-Cloyoland Paper
Company V. Frank kertinK. fD.8u.-Wl,lMm
Struts '. Patrick and Anno ke1ley, nnd,nx $3la
ClnCuIr CouRT-JulN,K fttllKRs-ChEoa8o,
Milwaukee, & St. rau! Railroad Company. y.
ThunAs 4. Moran nHl othera, condGMnation
verdict agntnst tho r.A,l for *s,d00 und motion
t for nST erIal " d deiSnta9ss-Ana e r. coRn '.
er!ok ". Kantzlsr, vor,IIct SEA - '' - 1'''''
Jul,nk hDRAH-lfunry QrusondDrt ct al V.
Ottn Mciasuor and john ". Stntx. Sl49. .76.-lntor-
nutlnuAl hank v. Cnfhorlue Walsh Mnd Patrick
II. luoc, verdict q 0D, and motion for new ttlal.
, 1880-10-16

TtvIn HlnscrA of Evli-J01In H. Seaman
t,,,,c.n az t,o, no''1 1s,v,t' ,St Hssas' @ aHss".
eAlcAuu. w. i''-Wll' yoa permit me tho
use OF your columns 10 ntl.lrcss my country
me', men on a subject ,! Of great im1ortancs to tho
their future prosperi'y, ns well as tllelr ropu-
tai'oil tor lnlel!lgence. Is nj stake.
Last July, ut tho dinner given to Thomas
MI his return IN EnvIaml fro,n n ris1t IN tho
11n,iod statna T. ii,,. lou s's's ~ ,,. ~
.ne eon'!en ci, ~ l'ad dous what IT. could N
ward, aid bracine itself for strunalo which
te u, cn,n - oru,,n, .,.'4 ,.,'tis a. 1rt.e't
utrtos .. ,a,,,,., ~. Mi'o VII, ..lo on.,e'
a.es s ,,,t a,e 9ns',ooaea, 30 w''' 20 on py!nE
then Will b0Oks, pamphlets. hfld speeches
until they haL t,lslot,crd projection from lts
great stronghold n,Ml sut,st1tntrI frcc trodc ),
Whn,, r",I t,,n o,nvo f,it ,,Ion, th,+
.,,n." ,,.aa s" ~ u'o nooyc, 4s,t luesn .1N'
ulll that yult. INV col,ntry1upn. ,ycre tn ha tn
n urcnt ox,I,nt tho sniynrn,,a Vim ,vori,
s,'ier i eooa' t ,n, ,v s.neses. 's IT,, LOU won
peUrio rrdl,Irtsi roo,t ,unrkct Ia srll ynnr
mhnr YEAS o.,.nr,, r,at frna nv ,s,d w n." oo".
dcn Club seni.OtIictally rcprcscl1ictl tho En-
glsl, observation-disclosures It contains tweiyo S DIT DIT
ffAt1fFHEkn "
wi' ii ,icvcr t ri son grs oycn to, ~ rnf!I'SSn a1a St
wac througI ryets Vt u bIoo to s'ls ns soi' In1
nlGIesta. WIN these 1acts before Tie. and
feeling satisfied that she would not attempt
fnit tint dcep-iniu conspiracy w;,s
being c0ncocted to stes. tll0 tiiu
of prosperity In this country by
Introducing FREQ tra.lo, through which tho
,, ,W,orksi,9psH 4 Of A!nrrlca won'l BE- CLOSED atl
laupers Ut American workmel1. ii Who'll
sou nre part. aad Strengthening tho nOw
rottcn fabric of English arlstocraey tint
1rlshnnn aHd as MI American, and for tho
purpose Ut glvtuE tho uarm Of tic approach
of our Old dual enemies, freq trntlo. ntNl Eli
Es'd. tia published u1e . pa..nghlet WHY lre:
lsrlttsl, Free Trade." III tic Introduction to
TINT pamphlet said:
1t Is known to comparatively few ,hat rro,nra
-now incnditani l'cf"re thu tnttons Of tho
~ ~ firm tt q ypo fisr 1{ hund7ss or yoar
or fnnH ~ ID nrare ave s1rgKle ~ all ot their Eativo
e1, re.isc is 10 its nrse y t III fn9 ;t @ tS
syt,r,1 Imt he thn nfmlIsttns H. w. M 3,,st;1 ~
SoysMsaent IS ., t6at i5iacjplo Of po'itcsi Do oecos
II believe a'l ir!shmen, particularly In tho
United States, should know this, fur srvcrul
fteasons, re-. Shei of which u, tl,at cnrIin9 whgt
n9vs mt is1as an e rfeG bfans nTe S y tor @
salo9 aSo tsSs y aysSaS ,, s soaesso
atS " M ao s 70 S1 ,'iSs @
s5'f e. aa weaks ao 'Na: aaa is ta
At the time wrote tic above could not
nnnle the partners to tho conspiracy or tits
sltlo Of the water, but warned you 10 bewaro
ail,lintions Nn,v I1,nmts ta fi,o III III ,nI
, 1880-10-16
ITEMS.


Judge Dlodgett will not be In court to-day.
Under tho new rule he will hear contested
motions Monday.
The Appellate Court will have no further
call for n few weeks, being engaged lii pre-
pairing opinions.
Judges Jaineson, Tuley, and Darnum will
l.ear divorces to-day, and Judge Rogers mo-
tI0ns for ilnw trial.
Judge Smith will to-day have peremptory
call Of lnotlo1s for new trials III tho follow
Ing cases: term Nos. 2,f0o. .,StS, 2,S2u, and
ESQ.
Discharges from bankruptcy were issued
yesterday to Henry Ellsworth nild Philip W.
DatGr.
4 third and final dividend of * per cent
WINS declared yesterday In the estate Of tho
Chicago Nc1v8 Printing Company. This
makes :,sa.l4 per cent mid BY the cstate.
Tic first and tinnl dividend meeting In tho
case Of IL. W. Withcrell was continued to
Nov. +.
Asslgnces will bo chosen Monday morning
for George Son ind Sam uel N. Munger.
, 1880-10-16

Nursing motheFs md delicate females Sa1n
strength frQM nalt DlttQFi.
, 1880-10-16
CARTER DID IT,

Tho Cat Out OF tho 1laH-Tlo Demo-
cratic Party nnd the Cobdrsi Club
Ttvln Htntera. OF fsvia-Jol,n II. Ecanlau
Talk. to Ills Conntrytuen.
, 1880-10-16

No Other Wh.skas Dye oquals Hlil't~su qsae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-15
why WIN You

Allow a cold to advance inyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such Is
Pneumonia, Hemerrhlges and Lung troubles
when on immediate relief can be 80 readily Ut.
tained2 BosutEE's GERMAN SYRUP has gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
Il Is Dr.. BoSchee'S famous German preScriP
ton, and IL prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing 1t 10 the youngest child, a per directions.
The sale Of this medicine Il unprecedented.
Since first introduced there has been con-
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure to do It's work In any case.
Ask your Druggist as TO the truth Of these re-
marks. Large sizes IS cent?. Try Il and be
convinced. T7hSAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-15

In Grand style Saturday night.
FrLroy, ". Va, Novas Der II.

FULTON, W. Va, Novasber II.
Editors IptelligcursF
Saturday night the Republicans of this
borough celebrated GLORIOUS result ofthc
late election, by giving an oyster supper,
in Newhsrt's Hall. The hall was hand
somely decorated. Prominent among tho
decorations was a banner bearing the in
scriphon In large letters, "Scooped by329.
The management and credit Of the affair
must be given wholly TO the ladies who,
with an enthusiasm and seal that charac.
terised the advocates oil the late campaign,
furnished an elegant repast, 10 which
ample justice was done.
About niue o'clock detachment OF the
North Wheeling Garfield club arrived, led
by the invincible Capt. VIM. Thomas, bear.
ing torches, accompanied also With the
never failing drum, file aud horn.
After the usual "rattan" had been given
they were invited In 70 participate in the
festivities, and RECALLED themselves, seem.
ingly, to their hearts content.
Throughout it was most enjoyable &C.
casion, every one trying 10 make the other
happy. Songs and sentiments flowed and
followed each other in rapid succession
until the near approach OF the midnight
hour gave warning that 1t was time to Gd.
journ. A vote Of thanks to the ladies for
their kind services. and three rousing
cheers for the Presidentelect, and all de.
parted for their respective homes.
h ONE WHO WAS THERE.