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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-04
BELLAIRE.

Miss Minnie Hinkle, OF st. Clairs.
vile is the guest OF Mrs. Herman Roe.
mer, OF this city.
Mr. Frank Evans, who formerly was
assisting Mr.. George Evans, OF this city,
in the tailor shop, but who left and went
to GAINESVILLE, has returned.
Mr. J. A. Mccoy, Of Wooster, Ohio,
the leading Granger OF the State, was In
the city yesterday.
Mr. Mic MeI rimsn, the hermit who
resides on Gravel Hill has announced
that ne will preach at his house on Sab
bath afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mckinney, OF Bel
mont, Ohio, were in the city yesterday
on br 8 ness.
Tn. g. OF Margaret RELY w. Neitie
Mullen, wherein Mrs. Rely claimed
that Mrs. Mullen used words 10 break
the peace, came before the Mayor yes.
terdsy, and Mrs. Mullen Mas fined
$lO.55.
Mr.. Giles, the arts; OF Wheeling was
in the city again yesterday drawing his
crayon portraits
The city had in the cooler one VIM.
NltNElIlIllS lbI WIG Utdtlik uil'i uio'
for disturbing the peace. IS ND.
The case OF Mrs. VIM. McMillcn Va.
Thomas Irwin was adjourned until Il
jury could he summoned.
Mr.. 1olmie. formerly OF this city,
now OF Kansas, il in the city.
The place kept by I'd. Virgins and
wife at Pinch run is being complained
OF very much. Last Sunday she and
her husband had lively time. She
shot two or three times in the air, and
said she would kill him. This thing has
got to he stopped, AMI il il is done with
out any trouble it will be better for
them.
The repairing in the Druid hall il
now about completed, and they have the
finest hall in the city. They propose 10
have good time Friday, and after the
sun goes down they will give grand
ball IN Turner hall.
John Pennington, q yonng clerk with
Henry Roemer. is at home sick.
Mr.. Clinton Milliyan is very poorly
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Damon, of Rose Hill. will grad.
nate class at her seminary in two or
three weeks.
Mr. Peter Schramm will open his
summer garden on Saturday week. Mr..
Will IIlch will furnish the music for the
occasion.
The Gravel Hill Dancing Club gave
one ri their dances at Mr.. James Ora.
hams last night.
There was n spelling bee at the chapel
on Gravel Hill last night.
The Episcopslian fair and festival
will be in City Hall on Thursday night,
instead OF at their church.
The managers OF the Loan Association
wish persons who have booths to fix
them up as soon as possible.
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THE FIRsr ACCIDENT
To the W.. r. 4 G Engineering Cor,s-
The Survey BEGUN.

The Survey Begun.
As mentioned in yesterdays REon.
TER, the boat containing the W., p. 4
@. engineering corps raised Il anchor
and started for Moundsville on Monday
evening. A special reporter for this pa
per was sent with it, but owing to an
accident herewith chronicled, was I'M
able to transmit an account OF the be-
ginning Of the voyage.
The sun had already sided the west.
ern hills and his full disc hung like q
golden glory above the horizon, flooding
the eastern hills with rosy light, as the
"yo heave-yo" was heard and the an
Choir was hove to short stay. The
downward voyage was begun with light
h( arts and merry ones. Supper was
served and was partaken with the zest
only found ut such circumstances. Two
visitors we're aboard and they were mer.
~ youths and the time flew by on
winged feet.
Suddenly an alarm was sounded from
the lookout in the bow The vessel, un.
der full head OF steam, was rapidly bear.
ing down on the Virginia pier OF the
Bellaire bridge.
"All hands en- deck!' rang in sharp
command through the vessel and reused
the crew as il echoed from stem to stern.
Captain Peterson took command and
every man was at his post, ready 10 brave
the worst.
"Reef the mainsail. Hard-s port on
that STAFFORD oar. Lively there, you
luhbers and brace the main sheet
The crew Worked with will. With
the awful danger staring them in the
face every nerve was strung to the higi /.
est pitch and in the dread hour each
was a hero. The current was bearing
the frail craft with res;stless force to lis
destruction. Ii was inevitable. There
was q moment OF terrible suspense, ard
and then every breath was bated. Then
came crash that shook the vessel from
pennant to keelson and the uproar Was
terrible. But in that hour OF
destruction, the captain and
crew retained their presence OF mind.
But Bob. Baker was upset With
fearful energy he tore off the top OF the
table and prepared to cast himself into
the foaming torrent. But, fortunately,
he was detained. and the noble
Vessel rRnteu nerstIl anu gHueu
on under the calm rays OF the
s,lvery moon. An investigat ng com.
mittee was appointed and it MAS dis.
covered no damage had been done, and
with sundry long breaths OF relief the
voyage was recommended. When the
moon, in russell mantle clad. walked
DER the dews Of the eastern hills, the
craft was safely anchored in the the
harbor at Moundsvils.
The survey was begun yesterday at
Moundsvi!le, and the work will goregu.
larry on from this time forward. u is
expected TO make mile and half per
day. The force is as published on Mon
day, with one change, Al. Norton man.
aging the transit in place OF Charlie
Miller, who did not show mp.
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OGiCer Dunlap yesterday morning ar
rested tough looking citizen named
Rob, ri buchanan, who, so his wife COM
planned, had been beating her. The
case. when called up in the police court,
had some sad features about il. Mrs.
Il. az; ear,d, and her appearance was
no, Stali repossessing. She looked as
though SHE had been through the wars
and came out badly, being poorly
clothed sId baref)Oted, although the
morning was not overly warm. In her
arms she had a baby and was also &C
companied by young boy and girl aged
apparently GbouI 10 and II years. She
stated her St,ry and showed the marks
on her threat where the brute had
choked her lie wanted the girl to tes-
lily bus she knew nothing about an
oath; teen he wanted the boy on the
stand. Toe little fellow was a bright
manly looking little chap and said he
worked in the mill; when asked If he
knew tho ma ure OF an oath he smiled
and held up his hand; but that was all
he did know.
Abcutthis time the man saw things
were not going to suit him aud he told
the woman 10 take the children as he
would never have aught TO do with, or
supper; them sgain. The Judge was CT
the opinion that IRON the looks he had
not done much supporting aud in order
TO help him 90 What he had said gave
him so and cCsls and six months in
iail.
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Transfers.

The following conveyances of real es-
tate were recorded in the office of the
Recorder, Yesterday:
A deed made the 30th day of April,
1881, by Frederick f.. Riegler, trustee
to Maria 5. Pautsch, wife OF Charles
Pautsch, of a certain lot OF ground stu
ated in Caldwel's addition and num-
bered 10 in square No. 10, with all the
improvements. Consideration 81.
A deed made April 18th, 1881, by
Thomas Patterson and wife to John Pat
terson, OF a certain tract OF land situat-
ed in Liberty district and containing
II acres, for 500.
A deed made May %, 1851, by Mar
gsret A. Turner, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, to VIM. :. Fishers, Of Wheeling,
OF lot No. III, on the west side OF Huron
street, in Zane's Island. Consideration,
$3.50.
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Health Committee Meeting.

There was a special meeting Of the
Committee on Health at the city build
ing last evening, at which Messrs.
Schultzp, SIyles and Wingerter, also
DIR. Edwards, were present. The first
matter taken up was the repairing OF
the pest house. Ii was decided to give
it thorough renovation, put four rooms
in first class order, and also put in a
bath tub. IL will be recommended to
Council that two Assistant Health
Officers be appointed. The proposals
for the repairing at the pest house can
be made to Messrs. Schuhze and Myles.
Il is the intention OF the committee to
place the Piedmont" Hospital in
thorough repair.
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A Loosing Joke.

A prominent physician OF Pittsburgh
said jokingly to a lady patient who was
complaining OF her continued i'll health,
and Of his inability 10 cure her, "try
HJp Bitters" The lady took ii in
Q rnest and used the Bitters, from
" licL sue obtained permanent health.
Sne now laughs at the doctor for bis
joke, but be is not 80 well pleased with
-. ss IL cost him q good patient.
LaIghlin Bros. 4 Co. Agents, Wheeling.
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$50 REWARD.

The above reward will be
paid for the recovery OF the
booty cr willie Riley. drowned
in the river at foot of twenty
sixth street The following de.
Sc i,.ti0E: Axe about - years.
biac'1 hair. warts ON hand, dark
Ha:>4 and pants and grey I'M
Address,
CHARLES RILEY.
No. - IWcRiy-sixih ~.
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WhafAF arcA

Is married life when one or both are
tormented with dyspepsia, changing
naturally good dispositions into abso-
lutely fiendish ones, and making what
might be happy home into q pande-
monium. All this can be averted BY
using Burdock Blood Bitters. Price
Sl.00; trial size 10 cents. Laughlin Bros.
4 Co., Agents, Wheeling.
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Nprn,hnr Indications.

WASHINGTON, May I. A. M.-FOr the
Tennessee ami Ohio Valleys, partly
cloudy weather in the southern portions,
occasional rains, east winds, lower ba-
rometer and higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes fair weather,
east, veering 10 sOutherly winds and
lower barometer.
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A Pitiabls otght

Is TO see q man with bis cheeks sunken,
his eyes glazed, his teeth all gone, fresco-
ing the floor wherever he happens TO be
with the juice Of bad tobacco. Chew
MilIer's Good Enough and avoid this
yourself. wAs
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Mandarin aeaulsa

Mrs. p. Stabban, $40 Chestnut street,
Milwaukee, says she has been great
sufferer from rheumatism OF the heart,
and vas induced 10 try DR.. Tbomas' &c.
lectric Oil, and states she cannot praise
it too highly, as 1t completely cured her.
For cuts and bruises IL has no equal.
Dec. l3, 1880.
Lausniin Bros. & Co., Agents, Wheel.
inc
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Buckien's Arnica oalve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainA
corns and all kinds OF SKIN eruptona
This salve Is guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money 10
funded. Price Is csnts per boz. For
sals By Loean 4 Co, Wheeling.
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be- lev comps
.ilubs Wh'lhl.lfr uuI
,ry,uuh lrfHrulrH8
tlui EiYl become
h,usrhuI.lN ur't
among not '"'f uHr
but many Hrf
must lHN. ,Nf"rI
mar, yifiI l.'.sIs
mo- uiIr rffFs.H.I.t 80
VII" f,JI'tf..I. -
maintained 90 sY .nrE
~ ilrts'iIffy a.,
toni n b. i'f1
~ al ihH IUI.a
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SPECIAL Notice.
Tue Best Thing Ever Placed Before the
Public"

Public"
UNION MUS, FLURIANNA Co.. Va, !
April 2, 1881. (
L1ughiin Bros. & Co:
GzNTLEMEN:-Pease send me at once
six dozen Of your Worm Syrup. The
cures are wonderful, and it is the best
vermituge ever placed before the public.
One bottle brought l03 worms from one
child, and in three other cases from 90
to - worms. The children had been
poor and feeble for eighteen months, and
are now in good health.
Respectfully yours.
DUDLEY h. PosroY.
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This evening at s O'Clock | will tap
sample lot OF the celebrated Kauffman's
Cincinnati Beck Beer, presented me by
Mr.. Peter Mueller, Of Steubenville, D.
Also a fine lot OF Reymanns Book Beer.
All my friends are invited. Jacob
Nunge, No. l045 Market Square.
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Go TO Laughlin Bros. 4 Co. for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability Of color, they
are unequsled. Color from 2 to 5
pounds. Price, Is cents.
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The ladies Of the Fourth Street
Church whose names commence with
h, l. and NJ, will be glad to welcome
the business men for supper, Thursday
night, at their Social.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

THICK 70 N z" .tNFVA VIZ IIoIN1
Fine Silverware-l. e.. Dillon.
Money % Loan.
For Sale-Eive Horses.
State Fair Notice.
Wanted-Day BOarlerS.
Wanted-EuergetiC, Reliable Men.
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than that free right OF way will be ex.
pected. Beyond doubt the committee
will again assemble today, when Mr..
Randolph will explain the engineering
problems and open the way 70 more
perfect understanding.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-04

ArTrR all, q gentle puryative 10 the
best means Of curing headache, liver
complaint, biliousness, DC. Use gel.
er.' liver Pills"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-04

BAD blood always causes trouble. Il
may be family fight or boils, pimples,
itch, letter, &c; bat no MATER, "Dr.
Lndsey's Blood Searcher" 10 the cure.
oil.
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AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Attractions Pertaining to the Stage.

AttractionS Pertaining 70 The Stage.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The concert Of the Harmonic Manner
cher.already is talked of as a pleasing
variey after thestricals, Germans and
dances Of the late season. Some will 20
for curiosity, others for enjoyment and
pleasure. and some Of our musical critics
nave already sharpened their goose
quilts that Prof. Carl Hermann is the
musical director, and some of our emf
nent musicians are taking an active part
in il assures the treat a success.
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ALICE OATES.

The Oates English Opera Company is
a name and a combination that seldom
fail to draw q big crowd, and the ap-
pearance OF the brilliant Alice Oates
With her English company at the Opera
House this and tomorrow evenings,
will be greeted, present indications
seem to point with as good
and enthusiastic audiences as
Wheeling has ever before given her.
lies Bavards," the opera announced
for this evening, is a charming compost
ton full of melody and fun and "rhat
Awful Child" which is for tomorrow
night is one trimming over with funny
situations.
Reserved seats can now be had at Bsu-
mer's.
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DON'r forget the Grand Concert at the
Fountain Saloon, Thursday evening.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is
nutricious AMI healthful. All good
hooseksepers use it. G. S. Feeny, Pro-
prietor.
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MoRNING GLoRY BAKING POWDER
is strictly pure. All 6rst class grocers
ss n.
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AcUE AND FEVER.
Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI

gOr Diseases ~ the Throat AMI Lung. 'rrh a
Coughs. 'olds. Nhooping Cough, Bfou.
,hIIIs Asthmn. and ,Onsumntlnn.
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FsuKrH STREET ChuTeh will give one of
thsir enjoyable suppers on Thursday
pix5L
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A Sad Case.

GRAND Concert at the Fountain Sa-
loon, Thursday evening.
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90, :iEi' = ahAzz's'Ss.: =;
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about forty year.. boy a long n"uuuuo' sf..'@
marvellous cures that ha,r uuu Tor 10 Duf
drncc In it, Y.rtue- never 9 tuAil''i ~ aiN "ihH
rIe,Icinc. II still makes ia. mot ''', i1a. 'H'-
OF Coughs Colds CuiIsumli. ~. uHi 90 70
made 10y u.~lical xii. Indeed TIE 'hfN v"
tom has rrnIly robbed thosD dangerous fHsass
~ their terror g. gr-Ftrht"ut nnd Ti''H '...
ing III immunity from their fatal rfrrt tt'H
well founded II the remedy ~ iHk'n in "Hs.
EvuIy family should haN" u in iI"if '.'-ei"
the really aud prompt f"l"ioi u, n"in'. % "a.
n.s.. ..i'rrius. and even hfc {. snNri ~ 90
tim,ly protection. The prudent sh"lh 90 hg
lect e, All %" wls" Will not Keep % 'I 'o1
Tor The pro to- ion Il anords by t. um' ss ~
sudden alta H. Prepared ~
n. n Aunr na 4 nurll MakN
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Book Beer.

KRAMER will be in attendance at the
Fountain Saloon, Thursday evening.
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MyAnnuai Catalogue OF Vegetable and Flo,T
Feed for 1881, rch IN engraving from IlDg
grnpbs ~ the originals. Will be ent FkftpL
who apply. Ny old customers need not ~
for a. ] Offer one 81 the largest oollsc5g'' u
vegetable ,ecf ever sent out Ny any ,sef bD.-
in Amcricn, q large portiDi 81 which uers rrys'
on my siI scef FIRMS. Pun diroGLOD ~ osla.
ton on enrh yrotqO>. All sd 1grantsf =
LD,h Ir,,h and frsr ~ HdBas. ~ far. that ,hOsl
PROVE otherwise. 7 Via r,sR ~ Orir grain. -
original int,ofucrr 81 the Hubbard 100.
Phinney's Melon. Ns,telbssf Ckbbsg1a Nj
can Corn and soorcs of other vegetables, ~
ih. Patronage ~ al U.0 AZ, aHJiOr D. NJ ~. 49,,
ssf ret from b< 0r0Hv. Jre,A. bS'. aRd q -
reyy brit sruia
New vexsstbies q fttc.sity.
JANEsJ ~. GREGORY. NarilShssf NnL
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Or. &c. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass

Sold by al btus 20! aud Dcai1n inNri.ia,
tangl.gM
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Court OF the State, 1t having come from
the United States Supreme Court, and
on August 81, 1880, an order was en-.
tered from Judge Melvin in obeyance to
The mandate, setting aside all proceed
ings and removing the case to the
United States Circuit Court. At that
time sent copies OF the 1874 indict-
ment, the defendants petition and the
orders made. Some time in January,
1881, / received orders for CO oies OF all
proceedings in the entire case, and i
sent copies OF every paper, from the
warrant on hich he was first arrested
up to the entering OF the order remov-
ing the case TO the Circuit Court OF the
United States for West Virginia. My
recollection is that the same proceed.
ings were had on both indictments.
A little spat now occurred between
Messrs. Doyener and Jordan. The for.
mer desired to file the indictments, the
order OF the Circuit Court for papers
and evidence, Taylor's plea in relation
to colored men not being allowed on
grand juries, that was filed to the 1874
Indictment and the plea above given.
Mr.. Jordan objected, claiming that il
had not been shown that there was
pending at the present time any indict-
ment whatever. Mr.. Doyener reiterated
that he had been discharged from the
second indictment, but not from the
first. Mr.. Jordan claimed that no legal
evidence had shown that such was the
case.
The Squire stated that he was OF the
opinion that the entire matter was lit
tie irregular, and the counsel had lit
tie spat between themselves.
Mr.. Jordan called Col. Robert White,
who testified: Was in Petersburg last
Saturday. Strauder was ordered to be
discharged, and l presumed that such
was the case; / did not see the man let
him 20. The plea that he Was dis
charged on was substantially this: !
can not ny but what this Il an exact
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Third District.

(TOwN OF DONALDSONVILLE
Ashby, Mrs. John, imp't on church lot
No 79, fronting st Michael street,. | O.
Block, B, jewelry,. :..------;; ;;------;-. 2
BOwlan, Davis, inp't on church lot
S4! fronting st Vincent street,. 81
Baptiste, F., imp't on church lot 7S,
fronting st Michael street, betw'n
St Patrick and st Vincent streets l 4;
Baptistc, John, imp't on lot 46, front
ing Lcssard street, betw'n Taylor
street and the railroad. ---------. i 81
Benjamin, Pierre, imp't on lot 80, cor
ner st Patrick and. Conway streets 3
Bradford Joseph, imp't on lot 10,
trontin. the railroad, betw'n Hou
mas street and Railroad Avenue,
stock, vehicle and stock i'll tLade, 10 3
Bass, l.. H., stock, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 8
Babin, Dcrnon, stock, | 9
Cotield James, imp't on church lot %,
fronting Paradise street. -----...- l D
Carroll, E. e.. stock. vehicle and stock
in trade and .jeweiry. II
Charles, Antoine, imp on lot a, front
ing st Patrick between st Michael
and Conway streets. 81
Carter, Joseph, imp't Oh lot II. front
ing the railroad, between Houmas
and Railroad avenue ----------... l =
Camps, Joseph, stock i'll trade and
Jewclry --..... =
Colomb, L. A., stock, vehicle aud jew
cry
Coss, Robert. imp't on lot l9, fronting
Conway, between Railroad aven-
ue and Houmas street. .----.--.-.
Charles, Michael, impt on lot %,
fronting st Pat betw'n st Michael
and Conway streets -----.-. 4
Clement. Joseph, impt on church lot
| -, fronting St Patrick street----. ! 8
Donaldson, Scott imp't on church lot
81, fronting st Vincent street,.
Davis. Mrs. Catherine, imp't on lot %,
| corner Railroad avenue and Tay-
/ lOr streets. )
Dclgardo, Joseph. stock and vehicle,
| stock i'll trade and jewelry--
! EmSley Valentine. imp't OH church lot
/ 3D. fronting st Peter alley |
/ Feitel. G.. .lcwelry- -----.---.--------- ,
I Fayettc. John r., stock i'll trade...-.- 4
I Guigou. Alfred. impt on lot 5, corner
Claiborne and st Patrick streets.
i stock, vehicle and stock i'll TRADE u :
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISE!

Maxixe. new vegetable from g. A., differing
from anything ever grown here. delicious raw or
cooked Seed sent by mail ~ cts paper soya
lists to be the richest human food known. Fine
fodder plant. also. Seed, Is cts = paper Cuban
ever grown in Y. s.. firm. luscious. crisp and
sngary: hes. to keep slip. % cts pane. Of 20
seeds, papers for g. Very scarce Log -ofWGod
Musknelon. largest known. to feet Longtime
quality, early ami prolific. Is cts a paper. Climax
Tomato. richest favor early, prolific. solid-Gn-
tian Corn from the Niiei. Fields Immensely
in the South where other corn fails. tnequaied
for table stock, 20 Cts paper. IS cts. pound.
Teosinte one plant feeds COW two days 10 to Il r.
high Is cts paper. Cuzcf. f'nr grains in. long
q in broad Seed will bring ias,:i Ices, i5c cts
paper. All the above sent for 81 :; ns each for &
address C. Il. GgLBERr & go Atlanta. Ga.
Reference: Hon. w. L. Calhoun. Mayor Of
Atlanta.
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$4,000


No man can do .eol job of work. preach
a good scrnion, try ii law suit well, doctor -
patient or write a good article when he feels
miserable and dull. with sluggish brain and
unsteady nerves and none should make
the attempt in such a condition when it can
be so easily End clleaply rmored by Il little
Hop Bitters Sec other column.
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DONALDsONvILLE LOUISIANA SATURDAY, APRIL g. 1881

Williams, James, stock. 2
Washington, Sam, stock .......... | :
Wallace, Mich, stock. ck.......... l
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Transient advertisements 81 per square
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