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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

Houston, Miss, Nov.S 1880.
To the Honorable Mayor and Select.
men Of the ToEn OF Houston
We the undes kned citizens, vo-
ters Of said town OF hou5 IN, would
most respectfully represent w. F.
Buchanan as a suitable man to grant
Retail License to in said town. We
therefore ask your Honorable body
to grant him license TO retail vinous
and spirituOus liquors for twelve
months And as in duty bound your
petitioners will ever pray &c.
D. DoWdy, Stephen J. Ashby, R
n. StClsir, +. A. Mosely, W. s.
Brady, J. T. Hall, J. L. McNamee.
A. f. Hitler, E. J. Hall, w. P. Hick
man, W. T. Harlan, J. NJ. Griffin, S.
T. Hall, l. N. Paulk, Geo. S. Foster,
C. 7. Woodall, A. B. Foster, c. c
Moore, T. w. Atkinson, Ben. F..
Collins, Jas. Burkitt, B, G. Under
wood, John E. Whitley, A. J. Jami-
son, NJ. C. Mitchell, W. A. Jamison,
NJ. P. Turman, T. A. Medlin, Geo.
I. Medlln, W. E. Dulaney, B. Muir
ray, Z. A. White, L. Kimball, c. A.
Moifat, Johu NJ. Woodall, Jr., w. w.
Wood. Hosy Pulliam, Jack Watson,
Sim Cornell, Jack Turman, Ned Al.
kinson, Alfred Henry, Cooter Bates,
Richard Turman, Jacob thurman, j.
o. Rhodes, W j Lyon, D. 4. Hick
man, d. X. Woodall, Jr., B. L. Muir.
ray, E w. Evans, Samuel Houston,
Glenn Grifin. Ben. Griffin, Henry
Porter, Fenton Griffin, Walter Felo-
wazint, Mat. JamisOn, George David.
son, Bill Griffin.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

SoME of our friends over In the 9th
Beat of MonrSe ,ouny complain that
they have been unalfe to get bridges
built or bands appddoned to work
on roads leading to0kolona which is
the nearest and md convenient mar
ket to them, andlney,say that it is
rather cheeky id the lawyers, brsi-
ness men and property owners OF
Aberdeen. to n them to vote a tax
mon themslYes for a railroad to
Ab.raee, Cvlih can be Of no earthly
ADVANTAGE )hem) when their inter
eat and CO.. nience has been ignored
bv the eojry legislators heretofore
- tl,smk r. Of dirt roads. A very
uftabg ktument
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

II conclusion we congratulate this
On e commun' " upon the culmina-
ton ofthis little scheme Of little men
to dag others uown 10 their own IL
roble levcl-Yicksburg Commercial.
The eases against Marshal and
Brien were quashed on motion Of
counsel, but the commissioners will
he tried for doing their duty.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

USDER the provisions OF the new
code all necess' " blanks aad ssa-
tionery is furnished the severalcoun:y
officers At the expense Of the comfy.
The MTsslNaER has good JOB o :
Zee, compile e IN ever department
and never deprecIates the county.
credit.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

Mrs. Geo Atkins, who has been
confined to her bed for several
months, vas taken to Okolona, q few
DAYS since, and placed under treat
mest OF Dr. Cain. We trust she
viii soon be restored to her WOnted
health and return TO her family and
friends again.-POntotOc Democrat.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

TnE case Of II B. Wells vs. Pom
totoc county, involving the validity
Of the bonds issued in aid Of the
Memphis 4 Selma r z was1 gently
deeidd in the Supreme Court Of the
md States in favor Of the county.
hn. C.B. Mitchell was the atIor-
' for the county.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
MfsSISsiPPI STATE GRANGE
AHnual Meeting.
STA g GRANGE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Masters OFrIcE, (

STA ORANGE OF mlhoissif Il
Masters OFrICE,
Faye.se, Ms, NoU 5, 1880
The next Annual Meeting Of nc
Mississippi safe Grange viii be
held at Brookaaven, commeciug at
10 o'c ock' An, on the second Tues.
dav aud l4th dsy OF December next
Under the resolutions Of The last
State Grange, The next State Grange
win be composed Of the Masters
(aud thei. wives, if Ma'rons.) Of
County and SUbo u;qa;e Grepges.
We also hoae to have yisi,ilg mem
bcrs T ON all portions Of the St2.e
The o der is nov upon permanent
footing IN The st ie. and gaining
ST ength and Influence, and this mee,-
ing will be an important one We
hope that the representatives. Of ey-
ey G.91ge in tue State Will be on
hahd at ,ne time Indicated.
PUT DAR9EN, Master,
The follow'og c. cular has been
issued b. W. L. Williams, Secretary
Of the 5 tie Grange
SrAr1 GRANGE OF MIssissRPI,
StCS'TABv's OFFiCE.
~ - No. 90 1880
In accordance with the provisions
o; A. Ill, Of The bylaws the
STATE G.apge OF NJ ssissippi will con.
vene d. Brookhaven. Miss on Tues
day, December 18th, 1880 The sew
era Railroads will pass deles ates and
othe-s az reduced rates. BE certain
YOU cal for Excursion I okets be-
fore starting
The Mss,er OF the lincoln County
Grnge iuro.ms me that the State
GRqce wi. be entertained al Brook.
haven rec os charge
The woi.ay Master has called f.
meeting Of the Executive Committed
on Monday, December l3, 1850.
II is hoped that every Grange il
the Safe will be represented
W l. WILLIAMS,
Secretary State Grange.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
Caution.

n, we call the attention Of our
4 P Of Supervisors to the loose
a, Ter in which the re 'lroad tax,
Fel being collected is appropriated
have cautioned our county repre-
lktalFes against such men as Jami
h saOit'7, that it would seem to
supfamus now, but the rascars
8alcpt Asovaried, and his resources
20 nunf ols we will be pardoned BY
Z tho Bqtdsnd commenced by the
laz-paf r. for referring to him in
t1ls afNok and pointing out to the
nosfd he\anger of Eeiu'tting him
~ colleo Hpuey, aswc are informed
. oas done heretofore on bis bonds.
4 eext Mohlay, be and his attor-
I.k'lyNe present 81, the meet.
pp.Nisor's Coat. when
.~s.. =. -aIsfA 'upC--f-'4l'ef''' -.
fleriG's railroad ca4 book" neu
proceed to make cakulalion Of tie
am1unt due them, Ak for an ordv
OF the BoaIl duccik the sheriff Il
pay so many d1lk coolest il, and
as in tho past. le tbe other hnders
OF bonds ID take Ismaller Der cent.
age because M hal ovcrdrswn.
Bot this is net a. nor the worst fca.
turc in the ma. p The Board has
no evidence thJ Tie amount is paid
to these partisgoxcopt their own or.
der on the bnu,es of their own
court, whJchIwe submit is no evil
denee at all Itis tuc the Sheriff
takes a RECEIPT from the Individuals
when he psis over money on the or.
ders Of the Bomrl, bot those receipts
are bis ind idu4l property, and the
only youehersbebas for the protec-
ion Of himself ad his securities
Nov suppose the sAriRs Office was
broken open as ii one was in this
county, and those receiks stolen, what
egal evidence would ext that Jani
ION received so many ttsusand dol
sTs Of the peoples Sney? lie
has his bonds uncancQed. or his
Rent uncredited, anAany one
him, Knows be ! unscru.
nest enoughto deny
I'D it agai, If The
ortanity ever Presented itself
RS 70 rs that the Board should
with a book in
ID claims against the
rorisfsrod , -..ut, taa
the ing the money from
the laol be required to re-
Gel aer (eredit the docke
as 80 lhe-smount receive,
81 --e W. 'ts reception, and tina
, thC ls llddle a certified COP,
Nof 'he or O. the Board, receiptec
y 10 pf parties 10 whom th,
honey wss paA IS his voucher
These are OF gOurAa only intended o..
suggestions to ourpiends the Super
visess, which they can adopt or re-
jet 9 they may see proper
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

THrJacEsox RwUBucAN, the OIL
Radical paper this STATE con
boast { p has suoeumbed, "busted,
gone up aflus' or played Out since
The cleo Ion.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

We see it stattd in one Of our ex-
that cad playing IN saloons
is prohibited by the new code
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
THE
CHRISTMAS GOODS

until YOU can't rest. If you
want cOnfectioneries, wedding
cake, or anything else in this
line call on John Dahmer who
makes this a specially. Hen
ry looks after the Christmas
Goods, in which for assorS-
ment and eheapness this house
excels, and Pete furnishes you
with the best Bourbon, Rye,
or Sour Mash at the old fig
ures. Andrew will sell you
anything in either department
cheap as dirt.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
IuB EXTRA S,.s.roN.

The Aberdeen Examiner announc-
es its OPPOSITION to an ezra session
Of the LEGISLATURE, not ou account Of
cost but Z the reason "they (called
sessionsl re almost always mis-
ehievous, ttiails to show 10 our
satisfaction Ny a body Of men
elected BY the people to make Avs
for them, wouh be amisebievorsu
while in extra session., and sedate
and circumspeet while in regular
aessaR. Bat the onclusion Or tie
article : question fuller Of sopb-
lstry still'''sd does y ps,,llv -.
poin'ee mposrv disorod,,
iFisable TO
the cleo
let tie
'out the
main in
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

aAAAA AAANAANNH
Respectfully submitted &c.
Lee Fairs J. W. Cunningham
Tom Ivy H B. Lacey
L I Harper j. G Ruff
Thos. z. Stone Adam Horton
Joe. Tins Henry Waller
F NJ Belts W. H. Darden
Jas. McCutchen T. r. TRIMMER
Jonh Trice 7. w. McNamee
j. A. Hut I. G-eener
J. I. Griffin Jn 3. r Marable
u McCaTley Joe. A. Dulaney
R. d Abernelhy w. I. Adair
T. J. Buchanan Jr. w b Hansel
). Freundlich b ID. Hansel
f Dinkelspiel r w. Hansel
]. w. Buchanan j Rubel
L. Rosenbaum M. Mecklenburg
W. S. Davenport II. c Buchanan
Thomas Darden Alfred Williams
Sol. Mehrbach Gates Dibrell
W. G. Stovall J III, Hightower
Z. L. Chandler Green Wheeler
Lewis Moore J S Chancellor
II Soften Joe James
}. T. Gotten L. Neubert
j. A Morrow V. Turner
d. n. Morrow Major Gray
Z I. Trice A. brighton
| o, J. Trioe c. G. Murray
q. I. HightoWer Joe Dobson
Jno. P. Porter j. r Price
Louis F. West Jas. Tanning
Ben Myers B. Room
A Rabbit Cass johnson
T. L. Bramlett J. D. Tbreet
J. r. Mcintosh j. S. Montgomery
| Oscar Denton ?. z. Tubbs
| c. + Robertson Lewis Mechanic
| J. NJ. Davis J, H. White
| r I. Stone John Turner
| c c. Potter p. Mcintosh
! W. G. Mabry ]. w. Dobbs
| c Fl. Carter c. c. Ross
louis Berry G. Lyon
J. I. Bowden p. Dahmer
John Mayaeld j. Dahmer
! Phil Davis H. Davis
Amos Davis Johl NJ. Babb
! Phil Haughton G. W. Huntsmai
Jerry Watson Ihos. A. Hill
| Denton johnson George Dale
! n. X Watson r. G. Hunter
| I. n. Shearer Jack Williams
Sam Gillian Jasper Woods
| W. J Lacey F. Gallagher
A. J Pyron Z. J. Ryan
w. c. w. Richardson James Loye,
| D P Back H. NJ. Jenning
Jim Allen Haywood Whit
W. B. Mcdowell John c. Cook
" Vann W p Long
| DevroW Herndon W. P. Hickmsl
/ George W. Malone John c. Brady
Henry MayReld A Henderson
Archie Cook A. NJ Duke
w. p. Tindall Jessie Borker
r. NJ Tindall j. NJ Rosson
NJ DreYioos NJ Houseman
Chas. Cleary G w Bean
Woodson Carter J. A Mooser
John Rye Jerry Scale
R. L Ashby G W Nelson
NJ NJ Carter w 4 White
T J Mancel Ben Walker
Harvey Hardin B Montgomer
, Henry Montgomery Elga Edward
Il Walker A VanHouse
Lewis Minis SIS Wier
Roht buchanan w L Wier
Mack Howe BIZ Morris
lC c Harrill AN Belts
Z J Denton G W Baker
Lee Mitchell II S Bodenhamt
W Z Baskin J B Noles
B J Abbott WA Daniel
W A Bodenhamer Milton Ovens
VIM. Brown Benton MoConl
/! Mark Gillian George Hodg,
r. R Huntington G. A. M. Pullia
L II Murphree Dave Bond
T J + Topp Lafayette Hoy
I w Williams I w Baker
! J + Hodges w ! Harrill
: w NJ Buchanan Frank Burkitt
E 0 Pollard A Greener
J n johnson NJ Holtz
R NJ Buchanan d Hurlbert
: ] McCuIley Winston Middlebrool
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
Petition for Retail Liquor II
gemae.

To the Honorable Board Of City
Council Of the City Of Okolona, Mis-
.s'ssippi:
We the undersigned citizens OF the
City Of 0kolona respectfully petition
your Honorable Body to grant a
license to Edgar S. Elliot to retail
vinous and spirituous liquors at his
present place OF business on the
ncrth side OF Main Street in said
City, he complying with the law.
We further recommend the said
Elliott to be Of good reputation, and
a sober aud suitable person to receive
such license.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02

ron WORK or All KINDS
d Neatly executed At Che Assssngsf''a's'
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1880-12-02
COIlfectiOnerieS,
Good Liquors.
Christmas Goods,

Of every variety, and a first
class Restaurant, all can
be found at
DINNERS OLD STAND
NORTH SIDE MAIN STREET,
OkOlOna, Miss
Dee2 soft
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
wAs THE BRIBE-TAKER AN AT
TOKNEYP

The lnLHitpccr man ventures 90 take
issue with the Eighty editor OF the
REgIsrEE" ON the question aS to whether
G,RrrrI u is or is not lawyer Ia" takes
ISSUE that lar and no farther
No, one step farther will ne dare 90.
Tie carefully avoids the only issue which
the "hi.hty editor regarded Of import
snce in this connection.
There are prominent lawyers IN ONO
Who have publicly certified that GAR
YIELD was never admitted to practice IN
ohio. and that ne never triel case IN
that State
But that i question Of minor M
pOrtauce to the one which ''the Tightly
editor OF the REGrsTEE' has raised amt
which the crafty editor OF the iat'i6FR-
e. has doiged. That question rs,
whether GARFIELD received his ice OF
5000 in the DE GOLYEE case as an at
tOrneys Zee or a direct bribe. DID he,
in fact, ever perform any services as a
lawyer for that lee OF 5000?
GARFIELD himself, when put upon
oath, did not have the audacity to cover
the brihe with the preteuse that it was
an attorneys fee. The hislligsHcr and
the Morgantown Post are eager to prove
that GARFIELD is lawyer, but will they
cav that GARFIELD performed any servi-
- ss q lawyer for that fee ofs5,OOOr
Hthss is the issue they want to make
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04

We put up GARFIELD himself 10 reiuts 1t.
Here is q leaf from GARrIELD's own tes-
timony, which is part OF the official
report Of the Glover Investigating Com
mittee:
Question by Mr.. Nickerson-Gen-
eral Garfield, did You file with the Board
OF Public Works OF the District brief
or opinion, written, printed or other
wise, upon the subject OF the De Golyer
patent. pavement? A. could not say
did"
20. Dad you at any time appear before
the board and make any argument what,
ever? A. / do not remember that
did, but did speak to Governor Shep-
herd on the subject, giving my opinion
in its favor" -.
so. Governor Shepherd has testlhed
that YOU once spoke to him casually on
the subject. How much cash did you
receive from DE Golyer and Mcclellan,
or either OF them or their agents, at any
time for your agency in the procure,
ment OF this particular contrac; :
\ Five thousand dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
A SERIOUS CONFLICT OF TEsTI-
MONY.

The following choice bit OF testimony
vas paraded in the columns OF the
Wheeling ht,HigSncSr yesterday, by way
of yiying a certificate of character to the
Republican candidate for President, to
which the editor of the HitUiyepccr HIM
sell has thus TAR refused to subscribe;
The Democrats who have testified
from personal knowledge to their entire
belief in Gen. Garfeld's integrity are:
Senator Thurman, EX-Cong. III. Il.
PAYNE. K. VI Speer, NJ. C., Pa, W.
Springer, VI. G., Ill.,, W. III. FELTON,, NJ.
c., TIA, 4. stephens, NJ. C., ga, Judge
J. ). Black, Pa.
We think il extremely questionable
whether those whose names have been
used by the Iaisliigcncer in such connec-
ton would have consented to it iithcy
had been consulted.
But it is strange how widely different
is the testimony OF prominent, leading
Republican sources upon GARFrsLp' :
integrity. Here are a few witnesses who
were, so 10 speak, present at the steal
inc. from whom the hteiigrHctr never
quotes:
New York Times, Feb. 10, ISL.
OF the members referred to, Messrs.
Kelley and Garfield present most dis
tressing figure. Their participation IN
the Credit Mobiier affair is complicated
by the most unfortunate contradictions
OF testimony, which the committee do
not undertake TO unravel.
New York Tribune, Feb. 10, 1873.
James A. Garfield, of Ohio, had ten
shares: never paid dollar; received
$500, which, alter the investigation be,
gan. he was anxious TO have considered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
THE STATUTE UNDER WHICH
GARFIELD SHOULD BE TRIED.

There is no denying the fact-for he
admits it-that GARFIELD took $1,000
fee from DE GoLYER, for certain services
to be rendered in securing contract for
pavement. Nor is there any doubt about
the existence OF the following section OF
! the Revised Statutes of the United
/ States:
"SEC. l,IS2. no senator, representa-
| tive, or delegate, after his election and
| during his continuance in office, and no
/ head of the department or other officer
or clerk in the employ of the govern
ment, shall receive, or agree to receive,
any compensation whatever, directly or
| indirectly. for any service rendered or
/ To be rendered to ANY person, either by
/ himself or another, in relation TO any
/ proceeding, contract, claim, con
troversy, charge, accusation, arrest,
or other matter or thing, in which the
/ United States is party or directly or
indirectly interested, before any depart
ment, court martial, bureau officer, or
any civil, military or naval commission
whatever. Every person offending
guilty OF misdemeanor, and shall he
| imprisoned or fined not more than Sl0,-
OOJ, and shall, moreover, by conviction
| therefor, be rendered forever incapable
OF holding any office OF honor, trust or
profit under the government OF the
/ United States.
This LAWN force when GARFIELD
sold himself-was passed to reach an
onense committed by JoHN p. HALE,
another prominent Republican, who ac'
copied =, 900 for his influence in pro.
curing the pardon OF convicted crimi-
nal. HALE lost his seat III the Senate
by this transaction, and died in an in
sane asylum a political bankrupt. II
he was guilty-and the public has so de-
cided-how can GARFIELD he innoc ent?
That is the question which honest peo-
would like to have answered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
OsaOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Eles,i,o, TlrraiGs, n.'''sr I'D
CNvarDNr.
JACOB r. JACKSON.
Auditor of State.
Joseph =. MILLER.
treasurer of State.
THOMAS O'BRlEN.
Attorney General.
e. e. WATTS.
judge Of the Court OF Appeals
THOMAS e.. GREEN.
.,s,. sppert ntsndont OF Free Schools
BERNARD l.. NJ iCHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
the Constitutional Amendments

,us.uIUTJpSAA NNsNoNtNT, NE'.'MNN
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR EIJECiiDS.
uDSsutUTJUNAa NNESuNLN'' So, '.'' N''' '''
FOR RATIFICATION.
FIR REJECTION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
Uh'O County Democratic Ticket

gls.ya.4. Tgseij9. 0.tl5T i-'f-
Sh-riH.
CURTIS T.. BROWN.
Prosecuting Attorney
LEWIS ). JORDAN.
Assessor.
Cay District.
ro8ERT II. PHILLIPS.
Country District.
NOAH ZANE.
Jude OF County Court
GEORGE Z. BOYD.
House OF Delegates
4AACEL \. KEPNER.
FRANK z. McNtiL.
CHARLES ". sEABRIGHr
IOsSPH ". MORGAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
CHARlESTOWN ACADEMY,

CHARLESTOwN. JEFFERSON COUNTY,
\ W. Va. A thoroughly Preparatory School
for College and University. Full line OF appa-
ratuS for instructions in the sciences. For cata.
lpgue giving course OF study, testimonials and
expenses, apply to
VII IL KABLE A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
The A. ME-. Annual Conference

NlvILL CONVENE is WHEELING, W. VA,
w sept. -, $50 in Wayman Chapel A. NJ.
Z Church. There will be fifty ministers present,
and we expect IL have grand time. On sabbath
the 10Th, we W n use Washington Hail all day
At lOIs O'Clock A. Bishop James A. shorter
will preach the ordination sermon; at - o'clock
T. v. special sermon by pr I IL. Jackson, If
Cleveland. at whsCh time there will be- a special
collection taken up for the benefit Of Wayman
Chapel A, NJ T. Church, of Wheeling. As we
want TO meet another note i'll ten dais after the
Conference sdjourn> we hope that our dear
friends will ne present for The purpose "f help
ing ms on that occasion. You ARE well aware that
the money YOU have given us has been appro-
pristed 10 the end Tor which il was given. We
invite alt to come, AMI I'LL the hall to overflow
linz. I'm the evening, nj ~ O'Clock, preaching.
Come and hear good preaching, good, earnest
singing, and see our men and notice our made
of doing business. We are the smallest and
Youngest Conference in the connection,
GEO. T. PROSSER, Pastor.
>np i-OI1 ING S1lG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
WEST vIRaINIA's POPULATION


The L.,9InJ,ncsr il very anxious that
the increase in the population OF West
Virginia should appear To- be less than
sixty per cent, as has been generally
reported.
The Cincinnati CoHmr,r'1i, which
ought to he good authority Tor Republic
cans. is the authority upou which this
.latemru, has been based aud publish
81 all over the country.
Il was to be- supposed that the t0'"'
n,rcial would not credit West Virginia
with any larger increase than she
really had, and the estimate
has heeu accepted without Gues-
non bv Democratic journals. II
may he that the estimate is too large,
hu; as there are yet twenty counties
from which the. official report has not
been received, it will b. time enough 10
make the correction when the iull re-
turns are in, il that he necessary.
The Ia,,iiiFHc.r, however, comedies
from his own estimate, that the increase
Is at least IS per cent, which VIII leave
,be statement we made uudisturbed
and undisputed so far rs West Nirginia's
relative increase, aS compared with
other STATES. is concerned. Her rate OF
;ncrease is still, calling II - per cent,
uearlyjiouble that OF the Northern fe'
publican States
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04

Written by his lifelong friend, Hon, John W.
Forncy, an author OF national fame and an ar
dent admirerof the superb soldier" including
the Life OF the Hon. WIN. II, ENGLISH. This
work is officially endorsed, ow-priced, immcns'
Il popular, and selling beyond precedent. Out
fits soc. Act quick and coin money. For the
best book, best terms, aud full particulars, ad-
drn.s HIfRRAR D RIOS Atlanta. ia. ngl2h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
MAR RED.

JAMISON-R the Cathedral, on
Thursday evening, II inst, by Very Rev. j. L,
sullivan, Mr.. A. G.. JANISON. OF Baton Rouge,
La. To Miss HELES NJ. REILLY, daughter oi
Michael Reilly, OF this city.
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HEALTH AND WEALTH.

1t seems strange that any one will suffer from
the many arrangements brought on by all inn
pure state OF the blood, when Scovill'S Blood and
Liver syrup will restore perfect health and ply
steal organization. II is indeed strengthening
syrup pleasant 10 take, and has proven itself To
be the best blood puniyer ever discovered, Of
feCtuslly curing Scrofula, Syphilit'c disorders,
Weakness Of the kidneys, all Nervous disorders,
aud Debility. II cOrrccts indigestion. IL makes
the old feel young, the young feel gay, and will
invaribly drive out of the system the many ills
that human flesh aud blood are he'll to. Price
OF large bottle with full directions, Sl0O. A
single bottle will prove 10 you its merits as a
health remover, for IL acts like charm, eSpeci.
ally when the complaint is of an exhaustive
nature. having a tendency to lessen the natural
vigOr of the brain and nervous system. Rcmem-
her we keep this excellent Blood and Liver
syrup for sale at our drug store in Wheeling,
and do most cordially recommend II to our Gus
TONERS and all good people. Logan, List Co..
Apputs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
FOR SALE.

C,EvEN HEAD OF HEAVY DRAFT AND
- Light Driving Horses and one coal bank
mule. Buggies, Phaetons and Spring Wagons, on
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Come If you want CHEAP horse or buggy,
Sngr !. W. FERREL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-04
HON. JOHN +. FoLLETT.

Theab we named gentleman Will adj
dress the people oi Wheeling ON Friday
next. sept iO;h. The hour and place
Will be announced hereafter. Mr.. Fol-
lrrr - one of the Democratic candidates
,yr Electorate. 1rge in Ohio. lie is both
gn able and elouuent Speakcr-one that
IL will be- profitable to hear.