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The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03
EkONf TENNESSEE.
TiDtOn County.

Editor Patron. Since writing
my last, think the events that have
transpired at Chicago are sufficient
to cause the heart tf Every patriot
in An,erica to bound with ioy.
l am now reminded of the words
of the tailor President, during the
great American impeachment trial.
Notwithstanding The majority of
the Senate were of the party of the
prosecution, and in hostility to the
Executive, yet he could look with
complaisancy on the progress of the
trial, and console himself With The
belief that the patriotism of the
people who were the ultimate
Judges to pass sentence on his adj
ministration, would hold the Senate
in check, and not allow them to
wholly ignore their oaths in obedi-
ence to party behests. When the
fruits of the victory of Yorktown
were in the balances on one side
and monarchy In the opposite scale,
it scented that despotism was pre-
ponderating, and the funeral dirge
of Liberty was soon to be sounded.
The eyes of all the world turned
with anxiety to Chicago, and to
the results of their proceedings.
The despots and tyrants of the East,
hoping that gold and venality would
prevail; while the patriots of the
New World prayed that the God
of Washington would not let his
sun go down in darkness, and thus
extinguish the hopes of the millions
of Americans that revere his name.
And who is able to say it was not
the influence of our beloved Order.
or at least of its members of the
Convention, that caused the happy
result? f..
As objectionable as James A.
Garfield may be to the patriots of
this country, he is infinitely prefer
able to the scion of monarchy that
Inquired SO extensively in that con.
vention. The victory of liberty
won then and there over despotism
was the greatest of the century,
which defeated the friend of the
crowned heads OF Europe and Asia.
And zoe, the Uoters, will soon know
the result of the Cincinnati Conyen-
ton, and then it will be our time to
act the only part we have in the
drama, viz: that of voting for our
political task masters, the servants
and tools of the syndicates of the
East. Now the Siren singers will
shoot forth like owls and bats from
their hiding places, and swarm the
country like locusts to the annoy.
ance of the hardy yeomanry. Yea
they will tell you how honorable If
is to be partisan and vote the party
ticket, while you have to ignore pa.
triotlsm in order to be a partisan. |
And if you presume to exercise
your native and inalienable rights
OF thinking for yourself, they brand |
you with such vile epithets as .Dis-
Boilers" or .Rene-
gades," hoping thus to lash Won
back into the ranks, from which
your judgment and patriotism have.
iriven you.
But ere long the Grange vessel
will come sailing by singing the
ong of honesty and competency for
'fficial positions. And with such
men as j. Woodman of Michigan
or President and D. Wyatt Aiken
f South Carolina for Vice Presi-
ent, and Put Darden in the United
enate, and the House of Repre-
composed of farmers such
Fhe Master of our State Grange,
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

The London Local Government
Board proposes to establish at Kingston
on-Thames, about twelve miles from
London, sewage farm of 1000 acres,
at cost of SO, 100000. The expenses
of the inquiry into the scheme are esti-
mated at $780, 900, and the shorthand
writer's notes make 1000 pages of a
large volume.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

The circulation of THE PATRON
Is steadily increasing in the great
State of Tennessee. From the noun
tains in the East to the Great River
in the West it has hundreds Of ear
nest, active friends, who appreciate
the efforts it is making in behalf of
the toiling masses, and are encour-
aging us by word and act to keep
up the fight. The largest number
cf THE PATRON sent to any one
post Office goes to Memphis, and two
of our most entertaining and instruc
tive correspondents reside in West
Tennessee-Worthy Masters w. H.
Person, of Upton, and R. F. Ma
lone, of Shelby counties. In Sulli-
van, Overton, Henderson, McMinn,
Coffee, Giles, Houston, Henry, Car
roll, Hardeman, McNairy, Hay
wood, Crockett, Madison, Lauder
dale, Upton, Fayette, Shelby and
other counties, THE PAraer has
many subscribers, and the number
is steadily increasing.
AS we will give considerable at
tention to Grange affairs in Tennes.
see. we hope te receive a club oil
five, ten or more subscribers from
every Grange in the State, and we
respectfully appeal to each Master
receiving copy of this paper to
bring it to the attention of his Grange
and secure as many subscribers as
possible.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03
Tenues.ee state Grange.

OFFIcERs FOR 1es0-1BS2.
Mostey-Thomas B. Harwell, Aspen Hill.
Ocersrrs X. Self. Midway.
LsctMrer-W. Fl. Nelson, White Haven.
S,e,oard-J. s. Brandon, Wildwood.
As.'t Steword-S. M. Wilson, Tenn. Ridge
Ckaplain-w. H.,Armstrong, Brownsville.
Treasarer-A. II. Sharp, Nashville,
Secretary-J. II. Carrey, Nashsilie.
XIV. A. Nobies, CLAY Brook.
Ctrrs-=Miss Attic Head, Gallatin.
bomona-Mrs. Mary NJ. Brandon, Wildwood
Fsora-Mrs. Mary e. Currey, Nashville.
LA.S-Mrs. Mary E. Wilson, Tenn. Ridge
Erecutice Comn.iaee--Jas. NJ. Head, Gala.
tin. Isaac Litton, Nashville; H. Il. Norman
Secretary Murfreesboro.
TENNESSEE-D1STRTCT DEPUTIES.
EAST TENNESSEE.
DR., J, P. Rhea, Island Mills.
A. T. Naff, Greenevilie.
w. G. Wilson, Athens.
MIDDLE TENNEssEg.
EIihu Wells, Oak Hill,
Mr.. Elliott, Sanndefsville.
=, o. Griffith, Nashville.
J. T. Sparkman, Leiper's Fork.
A. d. Wheeler, Vervilla.
TIE. MoseIey, Belle Buckle.
WEST TEENEssRE.
B. M. Tillman, Henderson.
]. S. Longaere, Paris,
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

Our correspondent, Bro. w. H.
Person, in his last letter, stated the
Agricultural College of Michigan
asked for $4,000 from the Legisla-
ture and it was refused. He intend
ed to add: The State University
asked for $4,000 for museum and
got it,
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03
REVISED RITUAL.

The revised Ritual by the National Grange
is now ready for issue. Oranges wishing a
$appiy OF the same can obtain them from w.
"a ireland, Secretary, Washington City. D.
", at the following prices 100 copies, $14;
dozen, 81 IS, less than l dozen each, zoe.
Sent by Express unless directed to be sent
by mail, when postage and registration, 2Sc
extra per dozen, must be added. Digests per
mail, 25c. each. No order respected unless
under seal of Grange.
TAXInR Con-.Au-
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03
mexIa CO.ODerative ASsocfation
Texas

IneN annual meeting of the Stockholders of
Mexia Cooperative Association will he hai +,
at Point Enterprise, Limestone comfy Texas
on Friday, the 18th day of July next, at which
we nope to meet each Stakeholder, as there are
questions of interest to the Association tn he
discussed, also some proposed amendments TO
the rules governing said Association, Come.
ana come to work 6. w. EVERETT.
Near lotion Tin, June %. President
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

In Southean Georgia, half formed
bolls are reported on some of of the
stalks of last years growth, WHICH
kept alive through the mild winter.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

The pay of the President OF .nS r
Pennsylvania Railroad is grea'. .t
than that received by the Presloe"'
of the United States. -
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03
GEORGIA STATE GRANGE.
OlISCI
BOLINGRROkE Ga Innn II 80
= = :.
TO DEPUTIES
Secretarv's Office.

BoLINGBRoKE, GA, June 20, 1880.
TO DEPUTIES.
Should you need or desire list Of names OF
Masters and Secretaries last reported, or OF
charter members of dormant Oranges in your
respective territories, for the purpose of look
ing to revival of their organisation, please
inform this office and YOU shall be promntIv
supplied with the same
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mentH grounds, aud by careful expert
menilng ~ confident that he liar hunt
lust What the Trouble has l,een ~ nlahlnp
sugar II IN very simple, and Ia that iha
cane has not btsaI all,iwGd o. gat dead
ripe hcloru taking Ia miil Game tr'Ate'i
81 III iiefent lia,aH lifeVidus io rilienlnh
showed all the unAatlsiaCtnt results ~
often umplaiued oi bay disappointed
inrm,rs; cut and grouuu al tho golden
moment the capitalization ni the sugnf
WAS IN eAsy and complete Az IN TIE
! ou ,iana sugAr.tane ih'ell lndred,
there Nas an appr@iahlu pefoeniAae ol
sugar ~ iaVor al the snPlnm over the
inialanR cIne Alter the ltoht hhH nip.
pct the sorghum the ability ~ Cfystn'
IigAtibn am,in gfuSa impotleui Thus
the con iiliOns ~ suctotH appeal Ia he
tho planting al n zane like the Larry
Amber which Envelopes holuN tlI' au-
nimn iIdsis aud then allowing The seeds
~ hctnmr hsfd gnd rlpe tiiorh the
stalk " Out Df u0lliGr has htou ~
rnn,,nuniu0n will VHIfuas western
iaFuisrs who have used the svrd dlstrl'
hulad Nv tho agricultural department
ana Who have acted upon iIis HdvEa Ia
Tho gbNlhi ~ tls tdNo' wv ''""''N w
their eftufts have matched those 0u
kmallef stalt madc nv the dOCtol 40
Oryslal Lake, M 1900 pounds oi "a
nelleni sugar Aeru made last tall which
reRtiIy sold nj Chicago tor 10 Cants a
pound With the solving OF the prob
lcm ~ sItpaf-gr6wihg tom sorghum n
iresh impetus IA likely a. be given to
zane culture ~ lhe knrth Alteady u
u attracting growing interest NJ The
West. and last week there wac Goa.
vuntiun 0i the s1rPhala'prdNors II Mn
n,B,ta ~ Minneapolis, Ia which The pef-
vading sentiment wac that at okpdrtS-
ton u great results from lhnll apoiaity
in the future Hui them h n0 reason
why the West sh6uiu Incompatible snfp'
han 1irbwlng tnr II seems a. be- proven
that the cane thrlvps beat 6n sandy
loan MOI over irrlllt bnt freshly manur
81, cIhdirinns which New ifnglaud cAn
ahundantly lulhll over large areas In
ten yeafs predlcto tho 5aGgOino expert
mr,tcr ri the agricultural department
this country will produce all the Nnpu
nee ird fur home ,Iao, ihns Ni,ing "a the
milton The auup little item ~ 800 600
OOnuw annually paid 6OubAu plauttls
Sonnqa III Hpilbrdn.
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uemunbor r'risuds. Howymbgr

that pr Wttar's iaunm ~ Wni Uu,r
~ hH r,utrn iIsallto hoa i,''.ll'n cure
to- IuhWmpii nn, Aslhum, MunJhilis
Hni all iuGI diauUsrt II lu, saved ihe
Hyrs ui inanl tysn aitcl the ducthE mai
Eiid there VaB ~ nope fvoTy one
declares that T. .sacs Jirht Co. the right
spot soothing 6nd healthy ~ II hv mA-
vie all s0icntgs nj throat sni luuFs 4
sin lla Dose taken NJ bed time viii E,a.
NV warm the blood. C0nHe r'ireehlng
Hlumh1r. aud ~ mowinp on ordinary
rnugh an ooid vii hu pduy Nono gen
ume without epIRtuw ct sanford a
lmk large pint bolllcu ! M Keep
a hptJir alNaNEon hud, twill baya YOU
many doctnr hi IS t0ru your duir'
ulst 80, the UmIiu, t"t van lmphlln
lIros. 4 GO. aUd lupau, lld q Co.
Wholesale Agents Wheeling; W,ht ~
Gilmore, APdnls f,r bridgeport -
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VARIOUS TOPICS

An. Vu. U.Il# ret u,u ..Hw d. .h.
t.iluI,iDtlr NWtbV 81 ihuy CO.. Ia
Rl,rk tst hu,Hus tho. bre slarv hr
although tht akvs sUd fiIIH tru tuii ui
H,h aul the bushes ,,HNdyat With dsiI
vahbils .nd lthrf stuaii u,Ws Yet tbls
high t,nU.l trho ~ iutlhus w'uiu Wihet
dis than liil any same itd tahu"t bs
huutud uu hur'rt,rs.
Tar, srrui a. have s.W. .uaIi ,iF
unAn.n tu san huuyts'u. th' titN
tall IL rvHitd Vitb iron piat,s that 'sof
Ian each ether lik, shIlulvs 4 tccrnt
hish Nt.l got uHdrr thu ptRt,, ahh ~
nal 4. mari II thnuuH ca rupAITiuk %"
Tnni &hith 10 uta NtJF WHUp phrh, lhe
nnaIt Alccts thought they would ,'uie
a SHARP game 90 Wurr at"rm hN 90
reversing lhO lpitt "a ibinfs. aHd ulutr
the InWsl plata las over the upper une.
IL,uasous ntl,. thu ,eyy brst FsIn Et"Fn'
doluss,i the cav buildings, sI'nl'ng cch
ings, et,,
Tgr ur.stual plan ui making q uuuei
uu.isr the Hudson River, tNtbV teo'
vt,Ie Is ~ ahty .iUuI beet h,1h. has l"rn
ahanimed. Tie Wprs has uls lS'cn
tasun on w. srparhtr iunti' ", e''h W
teen isai ~ diameter 10Th tnateis
Will be nutasyd With iruu and n"ts''nd
insil s with bssk. ", respectfully draw
the attsutiun ct lts builders "a tho AN
herstbuss tuslW o. tuit twin tunaVi
prolorI Tho tuuuyl mUu thrfu are 80
iar un,laf lho riyuf tlH We hava bet Az
tiare "a thua, ani 70 Suuht To- rs'''ui
,iisapp0i ntiun 10, wiaui thuy ramc out
they wOuli aud thoiT siRHir tueht N.'s
Ut littie pfart.oal uso.
Cunrkguius b. thy ulr ui navigation
iiWn en- ties Ilhns Nyst VA fiofi,iA
They au havinl slilht sielmlnat ~aI
IN dat iuctlity just n0S, frun JhA
a1uviiio a. I.alatks che dlstRnue - seN'
anty.ilyu miles AM thr Usuhu rare -
81 Nov yOu can ~ iTum one ,lste 70
tn uthm tnr lwunty.nyu crnts. 10 IN,
iari,Iias h n 100 Rlles idTtheS an And
thai ,iistAnco can n6w ho Travelled hi
seyonty.avo csnts Tits v rhss.Psno1isn
travelling to suit anybHiy isn hun
dr,ui and eloysn miles iofSl wien meals
ant sleoI,ins Observation-Disclosures ~,
\ Ii choal,eF dawn there 30 tFays, al shS
tima na tha steamers thAn lo board even
"a netund-class hntolA
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tiiscpuraea, the object OF their lives aud
fortunes And the subject OF the y most
earnust phhytrsP Would ha p'nder will
AMI Void uli these eiinfls, and destroy u
system, which IN lao foundation 0I ouI
pefprmty, lle anchor ~ MIR hopes,
the gtiatAhirr at nur lihrlllta The s"tur'
ity hi aur fphta md the strung nehl
mud ut Dut prWrf Hii influence
IT. wuuli aud IA Would the Catholic
Il,arrh We rgrrt that the slhis,ey
misrepresentation Ol ~ ltramnniaue
have lead ~ inin auuh an nItonte,l 'lis
cn-A,au hll We Will uow +, LOSE, ate, lie
GRiHghuf p.silun und stating our tots
and await Arguments not dtoiaratiuus
a. ltuy What ~ have offered
ly.,lI.4
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Inr mH.l wonderful AMI mupvi'uH
aus,rs-. ~ eases where pars aus are HlCk
or uInul away from 4 unndillou 1t mis.
et ,hleuufs thai un ga, knnNs VIA, ats
them Uproutahlu patients iur d"rtoI,l u
obtained Nv tho use ui top bIIton
They bugIu 10 cu,t Irnm tho hrsl dose
Aud ! Yep Il up anti pyri,tt health and
sire ngth ate rrgtoryI Mh'sysf ~ at
tictodiu thls way need unl suffer. wIou
thry eau Ne top BlttDs Nco"lInlhS'
Grd "rlov,hs" va another ollWl,
IsuehIin ims a Co Nholesa.r ARruts
Wheeling.
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Rrmrmhcr tnat nr Onv-nutH yellow
Dhrk aud SaI Saphillt luw proven It's II
a. be the hest blood purifier ever dis.
rbyWed ana ia positive eur. ior hcrn.
tuu md all N,phlhtlr iitDrirt1 Wrak
ur.t ~ the kilnrvs all hoNnus dism
dcrE and brhlty Al, Urinary ant
mp stivr uuuhlr,, ,l, lti,a Vt lnFo
quart lntJl,a with iull iueriluns 500
A anglo bottle viii rruyo IT, yun IT.
merits u, Il hullh IrUrwuI Too " ttls
like \ ,hUui rrhryluf hOih IlN tlrhl
hnd nlrntal distress. driving cat ol the
huu,au system The muuy eli, that tehh
nnt blood Ia heir to. Mit restoring The
natural VI ,Dt 90 both mIui aDi body.
VhbuVti TO- drra,H aud mIWrlnE II
makes the OH lrri vo.mr and huoytu.
II utal ~ the ouDi tol gN lSu2him
lIns ~ Ga mnd Logan lI y tup
Wholesale Agents. Wheeling, W,1l ~
Nilmore. AgonB H., Rridwpnu q.
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UsiRE.s alter eating. ono ui thu murl
unpleasant results NJ ndipstinn VIII
nn longer ia experienced u u hhle'
spuoulul 1T Simmons favor Regulator
d. taken after each meal Ihis will pre-
vent The list,rss frtru,d CO.. and Ivy
pcr.rvef,ug Ia tho ust "i ili, rmrdy
iOra few week u permanent care VIII
ho thcrtad, ani PAIN viii M longer Ia
tn penalty II eating
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nai,u ja.p,Iicn. U,iluu, sliR.ks, slul Heel
tahg UiC, nepIts inu ~ sihtlh, SUI tN'pialn'
lisai litIt 49,, 80 Ths uutlf sl'~l sbvthfu'
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iiolu ut AtWuIy, &c AnI iplaI,v. ,pn''lm 80
,ian.S, hnt PtRalp NtGtlA W ~ cwi pain
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ellwaa pplgihtNu,i lHa ola oe', W. sn"n't hstt
itysI Dls,..siA ,,'lt, pfsvali ~ VI thn ~, a1
diseases Vaus,i il lrr1g''h'" =" w" 'h'
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memoty, Miih latnnd Hhshpph ut h"l ,"s
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douui IahiIit} low aylnts. uueE NieW AZ
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dimmuus ll',I kvEulh,oI. lhn " " W.HAh"'
ig4, MRsttr3t, Assistant fushnasttr, iblih
I'VE have {, slei ItS virtues, psisonsli{R Hi'
knuW lnaI iur Dyspepsia h'lluupiu,s NaH u eIh,
hiug iIa,itvhi II L. ihu Lost mt,iioiBa va NWM
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htts sksr, ~ tsi,stssh as iHIsFs ae ~ h hun -
ugisssl lAi li.is sFdss b. Iss-.sa ed ~ biishsi
ssaA,HliiH ~ ias frss,,
flluhAb HAHEAH
t.elt I'D aid y pAsiBsi te8H n Nhts
ktsssiI - HAAa - ~ ga p.s.stlA laI<eH !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
Public Sale Of Fifth Ward Property

an N,Ratf ,lWNsf RftWRlN fwli3
~ riRsf aud 1Naniy WOond futrh.
Known ~ The sherman iiSasi al 'hc h"nl '1'-''
VI ice uuA hunsv, VA
SATURDAY, fkBkuAhl ~ ihs'
tuminri,tinp az ibu ohck a. rhe lot iiuals
o. loet pU Mau.i htioCt, uh THus bs'h - vNuh
" dth W the all,p IA tha ngI, Inlp 'ubiaiis
Oulii,t vi 4 nlG hauw Il ~ nsVns AAs Apd ha1ei
oil lhUulh thv lauss 'peaas OitnbAll tash Ia
baud halt aue ia tsu ,Iual IaytHShs van IA
tufust "a bach ia IuepLs iIul dst Oi sole.
ANDREW ] iiOafkfiln.
4 f.,l.. D.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09

t,,wrspus suhering lum e., haualluu
ut IN, powers III tho brain and nervous
w stem, from long aud continued study
~ teuyhiug ~ IN those eases 81 ~
huustloU ifuu which ~ many young
mon sutl,r. know ct nu hstlu mell-
cine lOi restoration lu health than Pei.
lpWt' Idmpnund swap ct llYpor
phitrs tinuni Cilll NJ l., fapNRsh
\
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
4 tgSta

o. aIl Nb1 Ue suffering lmm lhr go
Jprs and IudisCrettuns ui yoath, nsrv'uH
Measures eariy do,ay iuss a. uant"''d,
Sc, vii suud recipe thai will Cuu
you sUKE az CnAWs Thls great remedy
was discovered Nv awisslonaTy 10 south
AnaIlca Nenl sell addressed EN-
valope g. tho Rev, los,ph 4. inman,
station o., kuS Nurk Aty
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09
sherlf's Sale OF HeaI Estate.

INpIliHI ttNi up \ ItOktr HrNbtRt 10
1r he tiruii Luii q uLiu uaunty, MrI
VlulnIa, a. tbv uilbpI tnn, loH ina1pgS ~
shsuau} ihr"in i"hlihg' 10 VIVA l'h.s
iEusk 10 compartment bnd luln II. OK hud
Hanut w. kviitl at luiN hlbhit, huh 'H uid
diuglrd VII tuli a pgbil, aaI,, ga ihu iuni
Ru, sHuguW thc NtCok htu, uue iriobih1.
uhiuuouuI, Nyh litsinla, an
ItIhuAN, iEhhuAki a. lFn
..uuiue al 100 ipck o., Wa liuN uiE OBJ.
sCib,d iNgi u iai,d, t,iuhiI u un lhf aH'tN vi
OaslirniHs r1 aut know, % she jag'ua
ChuIk lara HdIuiub. iho iahh 81 isNau
CuA, J .hU a. utud put ilIuiH Hni tHuuiti 40
fuiluNb. b. vi. IttbHIug 80 ud uhh uH lpu
naht buuL 81 ,atiiGmaa.s uil ga nee .. 80,
" % go l1,n T. ttubu tulI'f ~ is"t' COS
,Iuns, thln,ra ~. v a. l.iupotit ~ sin,,c,
tituU,,. h.ut.iU " Htpuhf 10 u hitAprT, uutnUt
~ said o. tn,lCy h 90 y, ~ ~ lstcs w.
su,pc h,U,u \. y iUi,H o. az itNSSli rur,,I
g. AlhlntM, ikyncfv itb iis iihU \ ID. ! w 10
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g. atuuri lhduu A. .. ~ 10 Iuln ~
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dat live. h,IrJ VITA bs lui' B.. iiA, ". -
uuigs 81 lbu b,HlHHiHs, ,liiu,lu,Hs tNvpiN ave
A,fys apd iuril hsu i,il 20 i'rs tAt ltilurtlu ~"
AgUUHt iait pt pal ui itu above. NhlNh $40
an, gTIt ,o isSt0 ,iuA ana Il bouUdri A. ti-
love. ,uutWsHu,uA ~ q aiHu, ufRf slatUs,
UIIu.I ~ ihuvk aal Haautua tWi iuUtina y
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WU NUuo ush a ~ ~ I0i,tH attuii,i
u,uuau -. Z palts 40 Bti ne, uiuhus ; q, B. N
Poole, &c uttsst tAHl,s % 40 b. q lius &.
aaluit. u.tur n, ttiv b. 90 pnlU3 ~ Zee b' gi'
liua iHHl,iuiHH .inUniH, sAtUt iDIU IvU,' loiillA
Itrss 80 oAtit.'li'r ihifl ~ u'u uoni'a-,
MONEY utd IIbNf u thu cunt ,s,l ~ tv,t, tish
u baud anI utS no 'GUta ~ iNutyisi pa}I,uHts
~ uuf HiI t.su tais itUiH dsi ~ sat, thu put.
a. ,stt tN i.s " ~ sad pm tnsl $50 uir,
aH4 I,at,nE iunttst uulii ,asl yI raIv ia iba W.
iutr.u psy ~ rEts ulaiHlug liIu uuUt oIHh b.
atImtui SaIn utB o. ~ nIh,
iaIsT1 bh 80 Qua t5ul H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09

AK the NO0yeHd
dylNP,ia, bilt0es
millhIyn. vlnliu.A ~
inyhf cad asl,e The
ineEeutlRi hlsCasud
lniirni, huW ih0l 49,
,alprsi h,aliis, ebeaI
lai m,lf,ls altl a'Hr
eypeliifg usey viii,
iSn Suu w idkiIR
ainn,Rr lIyar hey
Hlaiuf. lhu cbsn plsl
puusi an,l i,,,si fatal
90 DigFgfalz Co,ial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-09

lksi lIisE amounting u ....#....... Sis. ~
krsJsppsitls O1rftsfs adlng sssss -AhtHd ~
~ t.Ais ~ 81 bssa = lsbsf.I aois ~ -sssSs ~
a. all
Nnls risail5 tlauug hiil aiifus.. ldi tHruss,
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M pAGFnIk.
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An ssG otsasi tsHsgfd nail Dssv iHsssn az
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%. q ksssIss.sd ed JaL.I a k@dj
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