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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Read Dr. Earle's Testimonial.

NJ J,rr, Z FsCar Ny,sHt.'r,al th'nlS.
S.R-F1r several mouth, rt>t nave used your
Compound ~yrUp iu thu treatment OF lnctPiCpt
Futlf>i>. tlrr,' Bronchitis, Jua other Alice
ton, u' the Ca,,; suj have uo hesitation In
stating 'rss DO riuS, foremost amongst the rvulc-
dice, o., & it tuD>.. i'>..t,t> Ry;ug gu rNccIlrut
Nerve lu.rrs. o. vNyr'-I tt-,y, lu'urUrr on the
Nr-y.U, system amt through H. 10 nNIsOratrS
the hr!y ltBI''-', WH r.rt~fs.v "a u,commc' 4
"a remedy which l,-.et. y -'ri IA ct>''> tny which
% >Iu'-J ,i. VbH ~. ,uy advertised arr worse
than U>'..,,. lam >t-. Nuyr> truly.
l. = EARLE, Jr., VI. ID.
l.g~.s Asthma lD,, ~ Voice Neuralgia. -
WINS uEcg Fri.gpuc FITS. whNnp'us COusn.
N.-,rt,-..~. San! o. mos, wonderful adjunct
@ r'rr- r.w..l.., iU sustaining life during the
T. ...-~ of pt..ru.r.t
- -., Poi. deceived by remedies bearing a
SIM "Hur. SD o.N'r 20 r'ir1t''u i a >l,.'sti-
tut" tH- 'a,, u-''r any u,iruU>t ,ugy>.
~ r -. nEy- bnftic' SIX tor $40.
- "E Lp',NN, Ll~l !. go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
To Nervous Sufferes-The Great European
Remedy-Dr. J. B. Simpsons
e ecifc Medicine,

DR.. J. B. simpsons Specific Medicine IL POSI-
tive cure for SpermatOrrhea, lmpotency. Weak
ness aud ali diseases resulting from self'Abuse
a. Nervous Debility, lrriiablity Mental Anxiety,
Langlor. Lassitude, Depression Of Spirits and
| fur ctioual arrangements OF the Nervous system
| rnnnrnIir pnins In tho Rack or sidc InsN NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NINE DEPARTMENTS or STUDY; TEXT
~ books furnished nj cost; calendar aFiang-
ci 10 suit teachers; expenses for one year from
sl75 10 $40; non .scctarian, liberal, thorough
FALL term begins September !, 1850. Attendance
last year from twenty.iour counties OF West VIZ
ginia and from eight states and Territories.
For Catalogues and other Information. apply
To the President, J. r. THOMPSON, Morsnh'
otwn, West Va lueSbh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
POINTING WALLS!


IN The County Count Tor Ohio county. ~.
Jane oldham, tnl
". In th1norry.
JamrsH oldham. a. as
fIr oli,,.t oI this ,uit - obtain u final set
tl,mrut nf the nu,nuui~ ~ james Y oldnan
aud John n Oldham q CNo ut'tN oi the " ~ oi
samuel Oldham deco .l,i AMI d,,rvc against
N. said Jane, a. ant lu' ~ u u'.santlly. ~
NAV appeal IfuIsT Np.u 'Nth S"iil, urut, rni
al,o ,l,t',c> against su,h Cd. the irgai,s under
>a.d viii ~ may b. u ,,ssAfN tu ,Iuhlg all at
said 'rs,tccs ~ tunl Installation. Hnd nl.o Ia
set rSdr tiual settlement 1ll, gel tn hAN" been
made b. sFti Jane. N oldham With he 'hil
dr.n ul N,lt" u oldham. lu-at,,s uui'r ssii
viii And % hII,sr'ug tom ga nudHNit blcd
ir the caus" hat John " az ihHm. l'ah'l oli
ham Stmur' tlHh "a. thank oldham, Wbli"
ulilsm william Atm>truIg ana Mary Ann
sirpug. drioHiau'h IN saii suit. are non r,iicnts
ui The State ui Wet VII mia. u l. "f'irrvl that
said uou 'c,l i'u' defendant, 30 app"ar nj Rule.
t. h., hrli fuT sUi3 court uu IN" last Monday 81
August isSi amt ilr tNr following DAYS sHd ~
WI IT, nc'.>tTy q" rfu' tI',i mt, frsi ihpTrln
Dh.uruUuiy. Augt'i Rule lsn
DtpnpE HOOK, 'lcfS
" " RT~rN H't' I'f ,puplt, ashs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
NERVOUSNESS.

Il lt'or,,, mo srcaf pleasure q bear testimony
O. t.y h.nyl ! have received t-pm fel ows'
tom ,uui syrup oi HypOpho>vhlJcS | have
T,ro amended Dc o. many ct my uiCud>, AM II
hs,> l-Oy,-i ana excellent curative t'r Nervous
ness aui ,,r.rcrl Debility. 10 l. e.>pa tr~t class
Ton ,-yuah.., uy-,ou u take Ou il.>h rapidly,
gul .... ..Hr' PIE, constituting effects ChNrac-
;vrl, e. %. other turi., have tr'rL
HENEN JOHNSTON Montreal.
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Time Table VI. & E. G. R. r.

~ AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. JUNE =
" In, ears on ths Wheeling aud Elm Grove
rallrUa 1, Will run ~ follows:
TAR Will start from each eHd 81 the road at
e;o A. u, amt regularly thereafter every half
nSut uniil 10 O'Clock ?. ", except the following
trips which will be omitted on week DAYS viz.
tt,U A ", l2:So and 80 P. ", aud on sunday
tne - and > =. N, aad $50 ?. Il. trips will be
iuss q IIoSuIpr snn,
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

CsESSION BEGINS on THE FIRST or
- october and continues nine months. Ap'
ply for Ca aogucs 10 The secretary OF the Faculty
Po>tof,icc University Of Virginia, Albcmarle
county. Va JAMES Y. HARRISON, n. d.,
Chairman Of Faculty.
JCLY ~. 1850 jylaeodva
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

tDSiy exOcp; >Unday-Ncw&-k Aocommods
ton.
Is,eubeav!i'e AccOwn ,da'isl-Ths trSiu
dGriug 'be ,;sy pass hSCSEart RTi forward be-
tween Martins Very and Dellaire. stopping
when required az sherman House, ktnayille,
We>' Wheeling ami Gavel Hi'i.
~ urI.N Zee Accommodation.
'Ciu1l Ruycr AyCoumu.t l.ipu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

on Chrome. Snowflake, kcs. &C, CARDS
a6sk Centre y. 7. ~
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ARTICLE VIII.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

/. The judicial power OF the State shall be
vested in supreme court OF appeals, in circuit
courts, and the judges thereof. In such inferior
tribunals as are herein authorized. aud In JUS
tees OF the peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
JoIyr RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
tho Con sfifnfinn % ihi. riafe.

10 the Constitution OF this state.
Resorsd b. The Legislature % Hcd Virginia,
t.ro-thirds Of az the member cLocted 70 each Houe
norerin1 Thereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby proposed n an amendment 20
the Constitution ofthis state, to-wit:
That section thirteen. oi article three as u
now is. be stricken ont and the following be IN
serted in lieu thereof:
"Is. In suits al common law, where the value
In controversy exceeds twenty dollars exclusive
of interest and costs, the right OF trial by
jury, If required by either party, shall he pre-
served; and in such suit before justice, Jury
may consist of six persons. No fact treh 10y
Jury shall be otherwise re-eXaininef IN any case
Than according 70 the rules OF the common leN.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

JoIyT RESOLUTION proposing an amendment
to the CONSTITUTED OF the State.
Resolved by the Le,-i&ature Of West Virginia,
t,po-thirds Of al the ae 1lers elected 10 each H0s>
agreeing thereto: That the following be and the
same is hereby pronNsed as an amendment TO
the Constitution OF thus State. to wit: That arti-
Gle eight of said Co 1s.itution a. IL now Is be
stricken out, and tho following be inserted In
lien thereof:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID BY samuel H. B. Carter and Amanda his
WIFE dated the I'D day OF October. ls7o, and n
corded In the Clerks Office OF the County Court
of Ohio county, West Virginia. I'm deed of trust
book No 9. page $50. the undersigned trustee
will ,ll on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The 70 loving guide is mSGe up OF wheeling
urra.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

moyal shall be entered upon the Journal ofeach
house. The judge against whom the Legislature
may be about TO proceed shall receive notice
thereof, accompanied with the cause alleged for
on which action bproposed TO be taken therein.
A The votes OF each county shan elect Q
clerk OF the circuit court, whose term OF once
shsI be ak yean; bis duties and compensation
and the manner OF removing him from Office
shall be prescribed by law: and when vacancy
shall occur in the ONCE the circuit court or the
judge thereof In vacation shall Ill the same by
appointment until the next general election. In
any case In respect to which the clerk shall be 30
SITUATED as 70 make II improper for him 10 act,
the said court shall appoint clerk to act there
In. The clerks Of said courts In Office when this
article takes effect shall remain therein for the
term for which they were elected. unless sooner
removed in the manner prescribed by law.
II. The Legislature may establish courts OF
limited jurisdiction within any county, incor
porated city. town or village. with the right Of
appeal 10 the circnt court, subject TO such limi-
tations as may be prescribed BY law; and ell
courts OF limited jurisdiction heretofore estab-
lished In any county. incorporated city. town. or
village. shall remain as at present constituted
until otherwise provided BY law. The NUM-
ctpal court OF Wheeling shall continue in exist
enoe until otherwise provided by law. and said
court and the Judge thereof. shall exercise the
powers and Jurisdiction heretofore conferred
court shall lie directly 70 the supreme court Of
appeals.
%. No citiz this State who aided or par
hcipa'ed in the late war between the govern.
ment OF the United States and q fart of the peo-
pie thereof on either side. shall be liable in any
proceeding, civil or criminal: nor shall his prop
Q ~ be seized or sold under final process issued
upon Judgments or degrees heretofore rendered,
or otherwise, because OF any at done in acc I'd
ance with the uSages Of civilized warfare in he
prosecution of said war. The Legil trre shall
provide by general laws, for giving full force and
effect TO IN section
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
How Lot Of Arabs Punished a
Mau for Insulting a Lady.

RICHMOND, Va, December 49,
Last night at late hour after the
performance at the theater, as MIR.
Pond, Miss Rebecca Rosedale, and
the troupe Of faie'une Bedouins and
Arabs were returning from the theater,
a drunken oyster by the name OF
Murden, jumped from behind the
corner and struck Miss Rosedale a
blow in the lace. The man drew back
to repeat the blow, when the lady
lodged, and he missed her. The
Arabs and BedouinS. seeing this
cowardly assault upon a lady, rushed
forward and literally lifted Murden
from the ground. Sheik Mohammed
sulleman, the whirliug Dervish from
B gdad, displayed his remarkable
aciivity by whir ing the assailant
around until the demoralized man
tell almost lileless to the ground.
Sheik Aboor Dauch, the Bedouin
chief, and Youseph Awdy, the Moa
bite, then came upon che oysterman as
he was getting to his feet, and beat him
uumercitully, at the same time utter.
ing their strange cries. Professor
Rosedale, the manager Of the troupe
and Pond, by vigorous efforts, saved
Murdep's life. The Arabs were in
fariated. In fact, it is stated that
this is the first time they have dis
played their rage since their visit to
the United States. The police, hear
ing the commotion, came up aud
arrested Murden. To day he was
fined $50 and sent to Jail for 30 days
Ills face presents a black and blue
appearance from the effects Of hi.
cisiigation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
TIE TREATY WITH CHINA.
Arrival Of Commissioners Tres
coft at SaH Francisco.

SAN Francisco, December 28.-W.
H. Prescott, one of the commission
ers to negotiate the treaty with China
arrived by steamer City of Pekin last
evening, has been besieged by inter-
viewers since his landing, but remains
strictly reticent regarding the pro-
eeedings of the commission and the
terms of the treaties. The only infor-
nation he vouchsafes is to the effect
that the commission on arrival at
Pekin, took up quarters at the Amer
lean legation The negotiations which
occupied one month and one day, were
carried on at the Chinese foreign
Office. That Commissioner Swift is
at Shanghai, aud will return by next
steamer and that he (Trescott) will 60
Wednesday As to the terms Of the
treaty and the spirit in which the
propositions Of the commission with
the Chinese authorities, Mr. Tres
colt maintains the most rigid silence.
He says he has not seen the reports
heretofore pub ished, regarding the
work Of the commission, and declines
to either affirm or deny them.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

The receipts Of treasure from Eu-
rope, at New York, SO far this week,
exceeds s2,OOO,0OO The aggregate
receipts from abroad last week was
81, All ,339, against sl,935,572 same
week last year. The total importa
lions since the first of August have
been s57578,O4l, against s76,799, ,l35
for the same time last year. OF the
amount, S2,17j,223 Of this years re-
ceipts was silver, and about the same
amount of silver came last year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
Itelns from Cinclnnnti.

CINCINNATI, December ga tel
egram from Henderson, Kentucky, re-
ports that John Humphreys is dying
from hydrophobia from the bite Of a
mad dog received five years ago.
MIDWAY, KY, December 28.-
Mede Lee shot and killed Chris Law
sen, his brother.in-l law, on Christmas
night, after being severely and dan
gerously wounded by Lawsen.
BARDsTowN, KY, December 23 -
An aged negro, named Robert Nichol.
son, in a temporary rage, yesterday
shot and killed Thomas Applegetes, a
lad eleven years old, who offended
him while visiting at his house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

THE Knoxville Chronicle says
Senator Bailey has arrived at Nash
vile, He is pipe-laying with a view
Of becoming his own successor. II
the democrats are to succeed at all, we
have no objection to Bailey. He is
one Of the best of our unreliable party.
This handsome endorsement will no
doubt be appreciated by Mr., Bailey's
high credit friends.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
Personal AND NEVvsY.
Before marriage,
With WOudrOus care,
She seeks the mirror
And bangs her hair.

DeiOre marriage,
With WOudrOus care,
She seeks the mirror
And bangs her hair.
After marriage,
ith angry glare,
She grabs tn slipper
Aud ba IS her hair,
New Orleans Times.
The state debt Of Illinois-only
1921 ,059-wss paid the other day.
A movement is making in northern
Dakota to have the territory divided
into two parts.
Ex-Governor Bullock, of Georgia, is
respected business man in Atlanta
and he and Governor Uolquitt are Oh
excellent social terms.
The chances for Kasson's beinr
SPEAKER increase as the western states
coiucide in the demand that Iowa
shall have large recognition from the
republican party.
Jay Gould's conservatory. according
to report, contained previous to the
FIRE which destroyed it specim ms o.
the palm tree which were six hundred
years old.
James Buchanan, president Of the
United States, made an election bet il
1919 IL lost It, and the deed by which
he conveyed tue Sc laud he forfeited is
in his own handwriting, on ille at
Warren, Pa.
The Mobile (Ala) Register ac-
knowledges the reoeipt Of the roster
of troops serving in the department
of the south, aud says: There are
three soldiers and one commissioned
officer in the state Of Alabama, y
A senatorial friend of Mr. Blaine Is
reported as saying that he has given
up the struggle for a nomination for
tie presidency, and will remain in the
senate as long as the people Of Maine
will keep him there.
There is story current to the
effect that a joint stock company has
been formed in Belgium, to be called
the Societe Meissonier, with shares at
lSlQ0 each. The promoters are also
said to have made a contract with
| Meissonier, by which Tho latter binds
himself to paint two pictures, each
abopt twenty-six feet by sixteen, one
Of which is to illustrate the idea Of
peace he other that of "Wsr.
Bleissonier is to get S3OO,OOO.
Washington Star. THE country has
I, prospercd so well in the face Of a
stamp tax Of two cents on bank checks
that the house did wisely TO defeat
the effort to remeve it. 1t is the part
Of craftsmanship sometimes to lot well
enough alone. The labor Of attach
ing these stamps is not very arduous
and the tax itself, considering where
! it mostly falls, is not so onerons as to
call for q day Of national fasting and
prayer to secure ita abolishment."
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
vnhing Cold.


Cones Field Ornitholoy.l
There is an old saying when the
air comes through a hole. say your
prayers to save your soul" and |
should think almost anyone could get
a "cold with spoonful of water, or
the wrist held to key hole. Singular
as it may seem. sudden warming when
cold is more dangerous than the re-
verse; everyone has noticed how soon
the handkerchief is required on enter
ing heated room on a cold day.
Frost. bite is an extreme illustration
of this. As the Irishman said, on
picking himself up, it was not the fall,
but stopping so quickly that hurt him.
1t is not the lowering OF the tenn
perature to the freezing point,
but its subequent elevation,
shat devitalizes the tissue.
This is why rubbing with snow, or
bath ing in cold water, is required to
restore safely a frozen part; the ar
rested circulation must be very gradu-
ally re established, OF inflammation,
perhaps modification, ensues. Gen
eral precautions against taking cold
are ALMOST salt-oyident in this light.
There Is ordinarily little. if any,
danger to bs apprehended from wet
clothes, so long IS exercise is kept up,
for the glow" about compensates Tor
the extra cooling by evaporation.
Nor is complete drenching more
likely to be Injurious than wettlng OF
one part. But never sit still wet,
and ia changing, rub the body
dry. There is 2 general ten
dency, springing from fatigue, indol-
ence or indifference, to neglect
damp feet that is to say, to dry them
by the FIRE; but this process is tedious
and uncertain | would say especial
". off with the muddy boots and sod
den socks at once dry stockings after
a hunt may make just the difference
of pCur being able to go out again or
never. Take care never to check per
spiration during this process the
body ia in a somewhat critical condi-
tion and A sudden arrest Of the func-
ton may result dislstrously-even
fatally. One part OF the business OF
,-erspiration is TO equaiiSe bodily tenn
poro r. +pre, and it must not be jnteftered
riI Iv;tb ne secret of much that Is to
be- b,'s said abou. bathing, when heated
10 IL '"Il 49, person overheated,
painting it MAJ pc WIN ~
throbbing temples aud ny sAia, t.,..l u
in danger, prtly because the HStJtS, .,';n
cooling by evaporation from the ~''
is denied, and this condi ion is some
timesn not far from a 'sunstroke. Under
these circum ,tances, a person of fairly
good constitution may plunge into the
water with impumty-eyen with ben
eft. But if the body be already cool
ing by sweating, rapid abstraction Of
heat from the surface may cause inter
nal congestion never unattended with
danger. Drinking ice water offers a
somewhat parallel case; even when
stopping to drink at a brook, when
flushed with heat, it is well to bathe
the face and hands first, aud to taste
the water before a full draught.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

fairly blushed on plaques rich with
the painting fancies Of some Of Gin
cinnatis daughters. No meal can be
said to be @thetically served in Gin
einnati unless the table dishes have
been ornamented by the hostess or
some of her lady friends. Sometimes
eclap is gwen to the occasion By
ordering the servants around in prov
ineial French.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
Insoivent Notice.
STAFF oF TEYNEssFE, SHELBY County, !
0rrInn lnnNrN lnrnr NIrnn

STAFF oF TENNEssFE. SHELBY County,,
0rrlrr COUNTY CnuRT CLERK,
Memphis, Veun., \ November 26. 1890.
No. 420i 20 Jane. Reilly, Public Admin
TT o. and as nh dmnistia ator Of Thomas
". Murray, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
] ! c.tatco of h1mssM Murray, deceased, yoe
iro horcby ordered to rive notice. by adyei
tisement in some newspaper published withii
he said state, and also at the courthouse
ioer of shelby county, for nll persons havin.
elims against said estate, TO appear and Gle
the same with the Clerk Of the County COur
authenticated in tho manner prescribed by
law. on or before the 9TH day Of March. 1881
and any claim not 6led on or before said day,
or before m appropriation Of the funds Of
aid estate is mode shall be forever barred,
GOTH IN laW and equity.
Witness my hand, ut Office, this 26th day 0
November, 1880.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
By lluGH B. CULLEN, d. G.
Notice n given 10 creiitOrs az directed IN
der above ordcr. iANFS REILLY, Clerk.
This November 9th 1889. TS3 899S
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

DENVER, Col, December ga
Republicans special, Saturday night,
states that during a drunken row in a
dance hall, at Robinson's camp, a man
named Meally vas shot through the
breast. Policeman VIM. Elbany,
while attempting to arrest the dis
turbers, was shot in the foot. Several
others had bullet-holes in their cloth
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
Had on Halifax.

HALIFAX, N. s., December % -
Henry Yarlehind, in a letts, to Sir
Joan A. Mcdonald, says Does the
ialse cry Of blackmail shelter you from
the responsibility of a thorough
and public investigation into
the extent and ramifcations Of
the grossest corruption among subor
dinates in the several departmental
Offices of the government, to wit: In
the forgery and falsiication of fishing
statistics, and in the presentation Of
these forged statistics to a judicial
tribunal upon oath.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

OUR cotton receipts are now "A, 1869
bales in excess of last year at this
date, 69,262 bales ahead of the year
before, and 3S,9T3 bales in excess Of
1877. If our receipts from this out
equal those Of either last year or the
year before, the total Of the present
season will not be far from 100000
hnlnn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

eide Of President AnServurt, Of the
Swiss confederation, is attributed to
temporary insanity. He believed his
life was endangered by secret enemies.
The relatively small majority by
which he was elected president is
stated to have greatly disappointed
him.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

.soE REWARO-Stolen from farm Huar
AZD Bart'ett, on Saturday night, December
s., q ARK bay marc mule, about l. hands high,
,yor years old, no marks can be recognized
IN ber'exc Br t1ro marks and faint brand
M right shoulder; Or muied close, shod in front
md 10 good order. Tho supposed thief is a
lrk mulatto negro man, about q y ara old,
about feet 10 inches high and weighs about
,5Opounds Valuab9 information will be paid
r5r. CHARLES SHELBY,
o. '08aw Bartlett, Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28

NELL S. Brown, ir., now a reading
clerk in the house Of representatives
at Washington, is a candidate for Sec
retary ofa four-year Office, to be filled
by the legislature Of this state. Mr..
Brown was formerly clerk of the
house of representatives in the legis
lature and is well known over the
aLnEn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
LATHE SHOPS BURNED.
One Hundred BIen Thrown Out
OF WOrk-LOss e9S,OOO.

HARTFORD, CONN, December 2S.--
Benan Brothers manufacturing
company's lathe and finishing shop
and office, at East Hampton, Conn,
has been destroyed by fire. One hun
dred hands are thrown out of work,
and the loss is estimated at twenty
i've thousand dollars.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-12-28
A RAILROAD COLLISION.
Two Passenger md Freight
Trains on tae Mobile g. Ohio
Come KOgcther,


Special to the Bah ner'l
UNION Cry, Tenn, December
ga terrible accident occurred on
the Mobile e. Ohio railroad last night
at the state line, one hundred miles
north of Mobile, The north bound
passenger train collided with the
{, ,uth- bound freight train, causing a
cen eral smash-up aud the killing OF
10th engineers and fremen of each
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