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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20

These figures show a solid foundation
for the prosperity which is now observed
In almost every department Of business
The country Is producing more than ever
before. It Is extending its means Of trans
poftation. It's lands and ite mines are
alike made to yield their products in
greater abundance. Above all, VIC are
blessed with currency Of gold and con.
vertible paper, THAT expands and contracts
with the necessities Of business. Witness
the increase from from $l,105l553,6O3 in
1879 10 81 4OO,OOO,OOo in 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20

Editors IntelligenCer,
Having been Miss O5borne's adviser be-
fore the Board OF Education, and knowing
most Of the circumstances connected with
the trial, l would state that the article ap.
pearing in your issue Of the 10Th inst,
over tho signature OF l.. Eskey, did the
Board, as an official body, no injustice,
l mean that the attachments therein con.
tanned concerning Miss 0sborne's official
notification, and Mrs. Ford's statement to
Miss Osborne In the schoOl.rootn, are sub.
stan TALLY correct The resolution adopted
by the board and appearing In your issue
OF the 18th, states that the name Of the
author OF the communication appearing in
the NtB. Letter Of the OH inst, was dis.
covered through the agency Of witnesses.
| am free to ray that no knowledge Of the
authorship OF the article In question could
have been obtained had DR.. Eskey not
freely and voluntarily given his consent /;
and this fact repeatedly and distinctly
made known 10 the Board before the Rdop-
ton OF the resolution.
FRANK McJiLToN.
Sworn 10 and subsCrihed)
A before me, this 10Th !
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A GOOD many persous who lost time and
money in more prstsutious speculatiOns
last autumn would have done well to pur'
chase January options in eggs and oysters
The prices OF these useful commodities
are so high that none but the rich can
have such faro.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20

THE Ice companies in New York admit
that there has been splendid harvest Of
ice, and express the belief that the price
Of ice next season will be low, The total
storing capacity OF the houses ofthe FIVE
leading New York companies is 100000
tons, and these will be fully supplied from
the Hudson river, rendering a resort to
the Maine iCeHelds unnecessary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20

A DECISION has Just been rendered in
the Wisconsin Supreme Court which holds
that money lent on a Sunday cannot be
recovered. 1t regards the act in the light
Of business transaction, and even goes
to the extent Of holding thatita promise
ID made subsequently, to pay the money
borrowed on a Sunday 1t cannot be re
cnvarad. ....
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W. BLAIR, Danville, Va, says: ~ have
long suffered from Tsrpor Of the Liver
and Dyspepsia, and have tried almost
everything, but never derived half the
benefit that | have from TUFTS Pills.
recommend them TO all who are afflicted
with dyspepsia, sick headache or bilious.
ness. Knowing DR.. Tut personally, II
gives me pleasure to add my testimony to
the merits OF his pills"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-20
2 Grand Consolidated Shows e
Charley HOVard's und Norton Wilson's cOmbIna-
ton, commencing
MONDAY, JANUARY II.

Monday, TueIday and "wednesday Nights eDs.ge'
meat u thu i,iduI sketch artists, (AIthuf) Tho
IOhns0n'S (VIrgis, Miss LOUna arTel song and
Dance LAT Mamie WilliaplJ y rio Comic Vera iai'
Splendid hlt Tu.ppgagement Of Gibbons DaYen.
port, IN Nov EOrES, BIFeTQu0 limitations, DO. Lat
weai III the Character sOng aud Dance ATtHs John
ilOodroyH JCnniPl Charley Howard aud larry
Leonard In new Auis. Thursday, Friday and hatuT'
/ Wilson'S Combination The Champion Ride Shot
OF The Fat, NJ. Dick Norton. The PincO Of llluI.
ioniSis, Prof F. q, Osborne In bis grand BoiTee D
nuglqle. PToi. D. 4. Osborne, tho worlds wonder
Harry Morton, Inc world renowned FsmllO lmTVT-
senator, Concluding With ChAS. u Flemu ing.
lSnShable locSl skRich entitled, married Men u
wheeling" Friday night, January 2lH, Grand
Benefit 10 Gibbons Davenport.
Dress Circle 50 cents. Natlnee-AdmIIIiOn 70 cents
10 ali piTis Of tho theatre. -.
+ inb q. W RIFF, Advertising Agent.
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FIR AavOr-JoHN FREw.
FW Cuy C7srL-FRAAE PoVEEa'
FW CIV SrgsaHl-THos D, BENNETT
FSr SgpFiRiRdrRi Of WaieT WOrkf-IAHEs RIDDLE
PR &rsei CORRtI'iOHsr-JOuH CLAI0R'
.RSr RAsLf NGrier-lOSEPU FOVsTIHE'
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TEE following table complied in part
from the Financial Chronicle, showing tie
number otimportaut and interesting facts
regarding the prosperity Of the country,
10 published In last weeks Real E'tae Rec
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MARRIEn.

CiiETw ND--WAt lila CT " inesdaV afternoon
al two O'Clock, al the ftBilatco Of the hrld y
mother, BY the Rev. J y. MOif4t Mr.. JoIRPH CHKT,
wYNp, Of JerIey City, 10 Miss TiE1E v. WALLACE, Of
this city.
Ma aapSS
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CHEAP HOMES FOR SALE.

$3.50 fora House and Lot, on Twelfth street
$3.50 for TwU-BtOTy Brick, on JACOB btret-rai
Tor $40 ytAr -
$3.50 all Luy TWO.StOry Brick lou,s I'D u
on Ghapllne street,
81, 900 only for q New Two.Sory Bitt Hone u
LO', on tlEhltO'ih street
81 $50 ior that Two.stOFy Brick Dwelling m VI
street. hest leo Iou in the city lr6ntS iOf $40 iIT
FoR KEST-tArgG RTitk DWel Irg, Oh EOf IOs'
a 100 Acre Farm, near Bid. OpoTt
FOR SALy-T,n Farms, largB aud small EtAf "
city, for $3.50 upwards to 81 900,
q, A, nUliAFFtR 4 70,
Raj Estate igtn,I,
iai7 N Ig9 Nah TfpSL
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DOR RENT-TWO BRICK DWal7
L lEGS, Mes ~ u d %, TwCntitth ,,, ~" Ell
rooms In each hot AMI cold water and ~ M
.ai. tnQuIrs Of We, YOUNG, at HGrp,Sf, \, q
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DOR RENT-ST0RE ROONT-
L Wnhi Rton Hall Puidlpp, row $50 w
?. Brown, eossSiun Gl'ep i,I AMI, Ia y
WILLIAMS Secretary, No, 81 lVtlits =!
January II, 1881, "'A ~
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
d MOUEDSVIILE,

~ MOuNDnNllLht
$4,000 Apple Trees, two three iour and HWla.
5000 P6ach, one ltTOm budl yeHr,
$500 PlumS, on and two years
SON QuincPs, two and three yearu.
1000 cherries, one and two years.
5000 EVeFgFeens mOsDy Juniper from rhstlH
feet, The above are thrifty aud In good cOndlsi y
tTansplantIDg. VIII sell nA low " the Lowest u
reGponNe ncC collected. AddreSv, SANUEL w
LRR, MoundpvlllS. NursCry Is one mile IH I
MOuniIyil,A Det,nt. tei.b4T
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FOR SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE
~ That eligible land iJr lOCAilOp) dnIrllhtNr
efty on southeast corner Of thApllIe and kltItbh
btTRs 9, NUMBERED 100 ChapinO street, col tNtiil
rooms, gas aud water nxturtB, laTLe b H. vi
lighted, and rtleT tonvehi noes. Price raionlag
IOEE, GCnClRl BuSI',s Agent, 1878 AMINasS
CFAnRIbA Block, "
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The MidWinter SCribner
A Specially Brilliant Number. 4

READY JANUARY 2CTH. .
The London Times considered last year,
Midwinter ECRlBNER "a really magnificent
triumph Of American pictorial art and literdrJ
geniuJ.n It's believed that the Midwinter Is
sue of the present season will be found fully
abreast Of any past successes. The illustra
tiUns are OF great beauty.
In this number will be published the first
insilllnent twenty-five pages) OF 'n
Mrs Frances II. BuraRit's NovsI'tts,
"a FAIR BARBARIAN"
to ba complete In three nunlbers-a remark O.
bly, bright AtoIy-its heroine, q piQuAnt
American girl IA sort Of DAISY Miller whn
makes great Commotlon III staid Eng ish
town. Hu
The issue containsa richly illustrated paper
on JOHN LA FARCE the American artist,
whose recent church decorations have
attracted such vida attention; B0RElGN
ACTORS IN AMERICA" with portraits Of
Rachel, llistori SalVini, Fechter and others;
BIoRNstJERNE BJOREsON's article on "NOR.
WAYS CONSTITUTIONAL STRUGGLES"
the tirst full account Of AGRICULTURAL
EXPERIMENT. STATIONS" by CHARLES
BARNA,D: "THE MUSIC OF NIAGARA"
an attempt 10 annOtate the music Of the
mighty CAtIract, by EuGIEE NJ. TItAYER, or.
ganist; "HoW THN NEW TESTAMENT
CAME DOWN TO U.s." by Prof. GEoRdE
p. EsuEC, OF Yale, an article Of great inter.
est, especially upon the eve Of tho publlca-
tion OF tue New Revision; THACK US
RELATIONS 10 e. GL1sI SOCIETY, " by
u. \. NApAL: SOME QUACKs," by Rev
EDWARD EGGl EsToN ETC.. etc.
First edition (t220JO) for sale everywhere
after January goth, Price 50 cents "a 90 a
year.
sGBIsNER & co ,74s Broadway, NY.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

tlhe departments Of study teSt;;l095ln,. ~ n
AZ cost calendar arranged 70 'uil 40, eos.sr
afian, liberal, thorough VAL tern ~, ,,5
tsnibeF Isl, 1850. Attendance NY is.,,si!e
tountta Of Wett Virginia md IRON 5'N'N
rtories. .--..,,, 81
',sFOf eAtAloEups And 0iHH lnioiHyi..ss,,tlTi
% lhs President, ]. \. Thon'pH"n' A0''
WbSt va
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FOR RENT.

P0OMST0 LET-MEMBgPS 0r
~ L'Vihlatnte dfiiFIpg RON, can h ~, ~ lHl
10 by pPply Ing u No, 20l9 Man ne, 'eoas I
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DOR RENT-THE STORFRn0T :
II southwest corner Of Market ani sl,i..U.,N w
With OF vlihoui selling, Enquire d ,Iiss
Lem, At German Hank. s'Elts
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GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of tho Stakeholder q "
Wheeling Iron and Nall COmpany vii II ~ !,
thgGfiCe II the COmppnLI on Wtdhedil, b'H@
day Of January, 1881, at 2 6CiOCk p.
u. y. dlBaARD,
Iti2.V setrhf
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DOR RENT BRICK HOUSE -.
II TANNING six rooms and cellar r. wv
ltenth street ttqglr- Of y, c, JEFPFp. W 81
6lGieeRth ard Jacob streets 'N' y q
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DOR RENT-HoUSE WITH ~,
u rooms; Vate- and gas. No 1875 ~ ~ flVE
from April lst. Enquire " Mn kIl2,IEIiqT11 Eist
ILION, 1910 Byron street HSIa HLI
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WANTED, sITUATION-BY A
w Jouug man Of good HABITS Can Spc'k EngllAh
and Germ "A; 10 a god psnmAn. slsAdy employment
more Il Rn Obiell than large tAAry. Tan control
some trade In merchant tailoring bnllle" HnI Woeia
jTnts h gli1 larnh Stf0aI, city, AGO
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WANTED-RY A YOUNG MAN OF
w eighteen, with the best Of IeiGEen'Fl, pdsl'
ton Of any kind where he can haAko hiIAle,i gohfE'
ally useful, W'get no object Address D. hioo6s'
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GIIY REPURLIuAN IICKEF.

TnURsDAE MORNING, JANUARY 90
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NEW AnYER1IsEMEnTs.

DOYAL BAKING POWDER IN ONE
IN Pound, hAli.pOund and quirteT.pound tn cans
u BEHE ENS, CT GER 1870 Market htltoF IAtl
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

An Enterprise which will Furnish
Employment Tor Half a Iho'is-
aud People. iig

N D. Picayune.
! k-new enterfiFe fsauout to be
started in this city under the pro
prietorship oh the Magianls BROS.
and Mr. Chas. I. Howard and his
son Frank, which will employ about
FIVE bundled women.
The purpose is TO construct rs
speedily as possible, on tue square
tacing Annunciation street aud
bounded by Poyetarre, Constance
aud Calliope streets, \ cotton tAc'
tory, which will be three stories III
height, 240 in length, by - ieet III
depth; the nanie OF the factory to
he known as tue "Maeinnis Cotton
Mihs.n The property purchased IN
this square within the last lew days
by Mr.. j. IL. Maginnis is us fol-
lows;
One lot aud improvements pur-
chased from Patrick j. Harnan, Tor
$500. I na
Tive lots and improvements plr'
chased frum Hugh W, and A. n
| Brown, for s4,25O. { b
II Four lots and improvements nar'
chased from Widow q. A. q. Nol
lDer Marck, CoWipssDlagenlclm'
for "a 900. snartt
4 Seven lots aud improvements
Y Lpurchased from Miss Marie j.. tas
\ naeht, for Sll 900.
] In Il few days the work OF tear
ling doNu the present buildings VII
comncuce. The factory is unue
contract to be completed by th'
first day OF January next. lh'
fbuilding will occupy the eh'h'
block. fronting on Annunclallo'
Istrcrt. Each ilocr will be divide,
into sections, which will be Prov
ded with the lecf ssary macliillnei
d Tor the work in its several stages !
completion.
1t is estimaledF thai siully tc
thousand spindles will be iul
which viii require the number
persons mentioned above to attel'
! to them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22
How Long TO Keep sheep

Major l.. G. Bryan, of Georgia,
writes in bis S0mtkeTa Farmers
Monthlv. that there are few animals
kent Oh the farm which, Ia their
p,lme. nay as we'll as do sheep,
and There are very few, II any
others. upon whom old age has
such damaging effect. As the
sheep is much shorter lived than
any other OF our domestic animals,
il is not strange that many farmers
attempt to keep them too long. Al
ten years of age horse Is Ia his
prime. aud the cow is then as good
as ever, with the pOspect OF re.
manning 50 several years longer,
| but the sheep is very old when u
reaches the are OF ten, the natural
/ limit of the term of bis life. Alter
reaching this ace, sheep are very
/ likely TO be injured by the slight
exposures which would do Young
animals no harm. They are more
liable. TO be attacked by disease,
aud it they live they will be likely
to produce less wool aud smaller
lamhs than they have done pre-
viously. We do not think II pays
except, perhaps, IN special ihstali
res. TO keep sheep after they are
six or seven years old.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

Within the next few wee@s there
will occur Il remarkable series .oi
planetary conf lnctions, the effect
Of which Will beto place seven OF
the immense spheres OF our system,
including tue sun, IN an almost
straight liue--Neptune, Saturn,
,lnpiter aud Mercury being ranged
ON the side of the sun tafthest from
MS. and Venus and the earth beng
the mark on this side. AT lilic
o'clock, on the night of April u,
Saturn will he in conjunction WIN
the sun: at seven o'clock the next
morning Saturn and Jupiter VIII
be in conjunction AMI at hiiie
o'clock Jupiter will come into con-
junction with the sun; May =
Venus comes into conjunction with
lthe sun; and May IL, Neptune
Twill be in conjunction with the sun;
| May Il, Mercury comes INTO con
junction with the sun, and ofaiias
will be at right angles.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22
on ADVERTISING.

: sTis not III moftals to command
Success as all ean understand,
And business men oft rack their brains
How to increase their sales aud gains.
OF an the plans which men devise
None equals thistle ADNEST.sE.
In competitions arduous race
DosI thou desire foremost place'
Does high ambition fire thy soul,
Mems minds and pockets to eontrolf
Then listen TO this counsel wise.
Aud largely--freely ADVERTISE.
Wouldst thou ehold the people dock
To see the well-selected steck,
And, tempted by The bright display,
Delighted buy--ai.d gladly pay'
This pleasant sight shall meet thine eye
Ii thou will simply-ADvERrIsE.
Put forward thino undoubte6 claim,
Let every household know thy name.
The people shall accept thy bill
K Aud honor it with right good will.
Success is given to him who tries,
And tries agiin-so ADVERTISE.
Hang out thy banners on each wall,
Let thet. be neither few nor small,
i So that the people may give heed
Aud he who ruus may also read,
In letters of gigantic size,
The facts which thou dost-ApNEErisE'
So shall thy business still increase,
And all thy doubts and fears shan cease
The people shall thy name record
/ Familiar as a household word.
For they alone shall win the prize
7 WHO fairly deal, and-ApyEltlisE'
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cHANcERY CouRT-7ru DIsrElcr'
GEORGE woop, Chancellor

Jackson county, lirst Monday Of March
aud Sentemher. continuing s days.
Harrison county. second Monday IN
March and Septe slbcr, continuing days,
Hancock cnluty, third Monday IN
March aud September, continuing . days.
Marion cnan,y, second Monday after
the fourth Mon Law in Mrch and sePtem-
ber. continuing s days.
Perry county first Hnnlay alter the
ith Monday in March nd september, con'
tinuiug i days. -, :
Greene county. fourth MONDAYS IN
March aud September, continuing . days
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday Of March and September
continuing Is days
clarke county, first Monday in May and
November. continuing 6 days.
Laidenlnle county, third Monday oi
Nav and November, continuing ~ DAYS.
| Kemper county, weond Monday IN May
November, continuing 6 days.
M,uthly Rules nf Chancerv Court on
the second Monday Ia each month.
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When cavalry arc to prepare iof
the march, :. boot and saddle. Is
sounded, 1t might easily be I'm
arined that it originally meant
that the men were TO put Oh theif
riding boots and saddle lheir
horses. Such, however, is uot the
origin of the phrase. we llase
borrowed many OF oGr military
technical terms irom the French,'
and aaloug others, shoot AMI sad
die. This is a corruption OF "ooute-
selle.n which means simply sadule,
s.boute,n being an old Norman wofo
still used by the peasantry, signify
inc place. Boute .selle' is, there
fore, "place the saddle"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

/ would, if | could DO so with
faith. luay for the time 10 sooa
cot1es \ heaau peoplsrvanla be 50
eddcattS Hiat-the inAn NhoiwoattI
sell the poisonous drug TO his tel
loy man would be looked upon MS
anything but il good citizen.
SAW DUST.
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THE COURTS S.
CIECUIr C0uRT- SEVENTH DIsThlcr.
JAArs ;. IIANsI, Judge.
THoaAs ;. FORD, District Attorney.
nrGrLAE IrrNs.

I.auderdale county. second Monday IN
February aud August, continuing l. dass.
Kenipsr county. tir-t Monday IN March
aud September, continuing u days..
clarke county, third MonGsv In March
and September, continuing Il days
Wayne county, first Monday in Arrli
aud October, eas.ttnuiRg days.
Greene county, seeoad Monday IN April
aud October, confirming days.
Perry eonnty, third Monday ~ Aprh
and O.sto5eF. continuing 6 days.
Marion county, fourth Monday IN April
and OctolIar. continuing days.
Hancock county, first Monday alter tho
fourth Monday Of April aud October, eon-
thinning Il days
Harrison eounty, third Monday after the
fourth Monday of April and October, con
tinuiug q days.
Jackson county, fourth Mouday aitef
fourth Monday Of April and October, cor
tinaing ~ days.
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Miss Mildred Lee.
Natchrz Democrat.

Natchez Democrat.
Miss Mildred Lee, daughter OF
The heroic chieitain OF the Conied'
crate arules, who has been spend.
ing a few days with trieu'ls IN
Natchez, was u passenger on the
steamer II. Il. Lee last evening, ior
New Orleans. A large number OF
friends and Of persons anxious to
nav their respects 10 tue daughter
OF General Les, visited the Steamer,
md Miss Lee had regular leyee
during the time the boat lay IN
port. Bouquets and ilowers OF the
most beautiful kinds were show
kered upon her from those VINO love
hhe name Of Lee.
Y A large basket of elegant flow
ers and 4 beautiful silver card has.
1Fket co 9ered with the choicest toral
Gifts we're presented on behalf OF
/ the Confederate soldiers OF Natchez
/ by. k. Palmer Lanneau, Esq, ac-
Icompanied by an appropriate al,
dress OF touching elegance aud
sbea,,ty. Miss Lee with consldera-
ble emotion returned her thanks to
! Mr., I.a,tleau and desired him to
l thank individually each Confeder'
ale soldier who llad thus kindly re
,nembered her for the sake OF hel
Venerable father.
= Il A pleasant incident of the even
J inc was tlss imesentation by gen
: Itleman of a beautiful bou1net 0
! ! choice flowers on behalf of a.Diav'
! soldier who had, left q leg on tn
battlefield. Miss Lee Expressed
J desire,if the donor of the bonqne
! 4,was onthe boat, to have tue pleas
. ~ ,,,e' 81 OF shaking him b5 the hand
aud Mr. john .Wclls was brough
: rrztorwarl aud a,few minutes Of plea'
9 mt entcrcLange of sentiment wa
!. !, enjoy ed by both parties to the col
. velsation. l'sia s. # ~
= we are glad to learn from Mis-
+ 80 that her short visit to Natcht
l, !, has been q highly pleasing one
nl-t.hpr and that she is delighted VII WI
fhe beautiful surroundings Of o.
- eitv She. expressed a sletermin
tiGu to repeat her visit II possslo
y y All N, early period This viii y
n &...a.. ha' oratifNing to the mai
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

Somebody told Geueral Haneck,
the other day, that Garfield had
lost forty pounds IN weight sllce
his inauguration. THAT is the
first thing / have beard,' qnlcklS !
responded the general, "whici
causes me to regret that | was lie
tcated.n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

Ai;ss nnntntinn is on

Miss Quotation is one oi ,,.!' .ho
most annoying OF pefso!lila,l'''seo..
Inst now She is responsible ior
vague writers who wilte "Wih'er !,
linrpring in the lap OF spring.
Now the, forgotten truth is winter, ,,i'. !,
lin oerinr. chills the lap OF May
Ser Goldsmith's Traveller, or any
other well formed traveller.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1881-04-22

4 Galveston widow is about to
marry her fifth husband. her nas,
for rebnkel her for contemplating
matlimony so soon again. " 81, !,
i,,st want you to understand, Il
he Lord keeps on taking tneni,
viii too,n was the spirited reply