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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-18

On twelfth stEsel-A school Boy - Adveu.
tuEe.

A mothers anguish for her lost boy. A
brief description oil his perambulAtioD
After hours Of separation he is restored
to the home othis parents.
now He WAS IDENTIFIED.
The meeting Of two fond hearts. "Itis!
it il! my long lost child" His own little
story truthiully illustrated.
He started from his home early Thurs
day morning with a light heart and q
heavy tread. In the pocket Of his almost
WORKOUT jacket he had placed Ave dollars
in pennies, which he had saved from time
TO time, unknown to his parents. He
determined to make an investment that
would surprise the whole nsighbor-
hood in which he resided. He
wandered about the city for many hours
thinking what he should buy, He had
visited many stores but the kind Of mer-
chandiss which was exposed TO his
youthful eyes did not tempt him. Tired
and almost discouraged, q happy thought
struck him. He had frequently heard biz
father remark that at Kline Brothers', 81
Twelfth street, boy could buy as CHEAP
and receive the same polite attention as /
full grown man. To this place he quickly
plodded, and on his way he pictured him
self attired in a new suit oil clothes
and in less time than 1t takes L
tell It his imaginary picture wa
transferred into Q reality. Perfectly
satisfed and happy the boy started
for home, which soon reached. HI
entered, and to his great sstonlsh
ment he was not known, having under
gone a complete change, and al
all for Five Dollars, and Atwood at that
Trlumphantly he stood in the presence o
his motherl He smiled She shrieked
ut Is, it Is, my long.lost child" Reader
when in want oil bargains remember
KLINE BROTHERS,
81 Twelfth street,
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The following Jhows the range Of the
thermometer, az observed at SChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1851. 1851.
1AE A.u.l2M.8P.N.7P.N
90 " 40 IS A3 90 IS %
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Mr.. L. v. BLOND has been in the East
for some days purchasing the finest stock
OF ladies' and misses shoes ever brought
to Wheeling. His stocklconslsts Of ladies'
and gents fiue hand and machine Bewed
goods. Nothing half 80 fine ever seen
here before.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"IIeaFts Of OAk"-AcAdeny OF Music
Other Attractions.

"HeaFtS Of ORk"-AcAdemy OF MuSlC-
Other Attractions.
Hearts Of Oak was presented at the operi
House last night being the initial per
Torrance OF three nights engagement
All that has been predicted OF the play
was realized. The audience was large
and sympathetic, and bestowed applause
where 1t was nerited.
The play relies In great measure upon
the scenic effects, and the company sus.
tains II with that measure OF success that
we predicted. The first three acts are
melo dramatic In character with pan.
oramiC background, ending with the
pitnripg Of realistic scenes OF heart pangs
and sacrifices.
The movement Of the play IS smooth
and took 10 nature and Ia aided BY natural
accessories that defy criticism. In The
frat act the swish OF the ocean on the
beach, and the rain are effects that are
truly marvellous, and once Eeen are never
to be forgotten. The remainder Of the
scenery and effects are In keeping with
the well.heralded excellence oil the play,
and evidence what Ingenuity Ia this line
can accomplish.
Otthe characters, Mr.. James A. Herne,
as Terry DenaiSon, Hairy Marshall, as Ruby
DARED, Sidney Smith, at 0Cen GdrrdIEdy,
w. H. Ofompton, as Uncle Dduy and
Katharine Corcoran, az Chreptdt, deserved
the iavors that were bestowed upon them
by the audienced
mt Nkn t1Nantia NaRIu iha hahV HaRiAttIs
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For all points in the West and South
the P. @. & St. L, Railway (Pan.Handle
Route 10 the most direct route. But one
change Of cars to st. Louis, and time from
eight to twelve hours quicker than by all
rival lines 10 Kansas City. For maps, cir.
Culars, ETC., apply to agents Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, w. Va.
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MR. MATT. MCDERNorr, l. o. R. r.
Shops, Waterloo, Iowa, writes! was
taken with an acute attack Of Rheumatism
last fall, and confined 10 bed. AT first
employed a physician, without benefit;
then sent to wGnglsr Bros Drug Store,
and obtained bottle Of 81. Jacobs Oil, the
use 81 which soon gave me relief, and
cured me oil the attack. can safely re-
commend 1t to all suffering with RheumA'
tsm.
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Corno,.- Cornet,. Cnrna,a.

Twenty five pieces Of choice new styles
at extremely low pricea. Call soon at
John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, II you wish TO save
money, Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street.
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FOR RENT,

DOR R ENT-sTORE ROOM " :
L WaahlpEion Hall Building, nov V os.a,, ",
Z; gFpTn; I'D Possession Ei'03 lIt April, iS ss
VILLAS ,.,s SECRETARY No, IS IT.ltS J. I
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Never said, though It Is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, moi
any OF the morphine essences OF The
Drowsy God contamlnate that delight OIL
cheweTs, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. AATh
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DOR RENT-ONETWO STORY RPIc;
IL dwelling, containing Iix nom, and ,0,NA
hall; cellar under entire house; lStsly ~ "
newly hDlShe1 throughout Ia the hest a. M, W
eisteIn C0ntA'nlng $50 barrels OF water; Il,o
buggy shel. Located on the NhteIlVE IS5 n
sISU SISe' E.TSy dnHl EE4plW9p VI yla
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KLINE BRoTuERs, the Reliable Olothiers,
81 Twelfth street, have now opened their
entire Spring Stock, which they are offer
ing at very low prices,
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Like any other mans, may be insured by
using Miller's Good Enough Navy Plug
Tobacco, which, when chewed, causes
the feeling Of pleasure lying dormant in
our natures to permeate our whole being
TukF
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BLoND's shoos are attracting universal
attention on account Of their beautiful
and nobby appearance. Gall at bis EN-.
porium, 1875 Main street, and make your
selections.
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BONELESs GOLDFISH at
GEO. X. RCaECHEN'S,
No 1854 Market ST.

LOST-BetWseu Gtubb's l,wSIry store
and Capitol Building a bOx OF low'l'Y The
hnder will be rewarded by leaving II at
Grubb'S lsWtlFy store.
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freemsn's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are uneqnaled. Color
from 2 to 5 pounds. Price Is cents. p4W
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Time Table Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
st. Louis Railway-[Ihlrd page ]
For CinCinDali-St. Lawrence.
European Steamship AgehCy-H, f.
Behrens.
Corn OF the Oriont-ReN John II.
Aughey. r,
Auction sple-Funeml Hacks and Britts
Mrs. Knox Fluting Misunderstanding
For Sale Glass, China and Five Cent
Store.
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BEAVER College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa, Is the place to learn anything
we'll, rapidly and at moderate expense
Spring session opens April 4th.
DGw R. 7. TAYLOR.
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Paoriasis.

Thomas DoAny, Memphis Tenn, says ~ have
been afletel for Ilnelcen years with Portals, and
aAVO spent hundreds Of dollars for doctors, and stun
they call blood puriderG DoetorI did not know what
10 call my dlSesse. l would scratch nights until
scratched myself nav; then II would dry and form
INTO scales, which would ali DO scratched on next
night anu 80 on. l have been completely cured by
The CuliCuIA Remedies
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my household dutica had I not been
strengthened and sustained by Warmers
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure.
Mus. O. V. CALHOUN, New York.
MWF4W
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MEDICAL.
(QtiiCg lra
Wonderful Cures of Salt Rheum,
Psoriasis, Itching and SCalY Hu-
mOrs, ScrofuIa, SCrOfuIOus' Sores,
Ulcers and MercurlaI Affections.

CUTICURA REMBDIRS consists Of CuTICURA
REsOLVFNT, for purifying tbs blood, through tho
bowels, liver, Kidneys and akin, CUI4CuHA
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead hOlh and skim
render healthy ulcers aud old Sores RlRyg inhammAs
ton, itching and Irritation Of the skin and scalp, and
CuiICURG MEDICIHAL TOILET SOAP, which
rvStOrrs, WhltAnS and beauties theIkin. CuTICURA
" uFOpaFId I. r shaving
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The oyster supper and festival at OTIS
Hall tonight promises TO be great sue.
cess. This being for a worthy cause oil
should attend.
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H. E. Carpenter, Esq,, Henderson, N, " cured Of
PSoFalls or LeprOsy, d twenty years. ltandlng by
the CutieuR kcsOlysnt internally, aud Cullcura and
CutiGura Soap externally ThO most wonderful case
Oh record Cure certified 10 before Justice Of tho
Peace and prominent cltizenL All atileted With
Itching and cty Diseases should send " US for ihS
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soME Of the very nobblest styles Of shoes
aver brought to this city can be seen at
L. Y. Bonds, 1885 Main street,
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DoN'T forget the oyster supper and fesY
tival al OTIS Hall tonight.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
" M0UNDsVILLE.

15,00 Apple Trees, two, three, four aud ~, ~
6,0M Peach, one (ifOm bud) year.
6,00O Pluu1S, one and two years.
6,gN Quintes, two and three years.
6,0OO Cherries, one ard two years.
$1,000 EVetRreenB, mostly Juniper, from az AlN
leeL The above arc thrifty and 10 rood oandIla y
manipulating. VIII cell ~ Low a the IoEtSL a.
respondence solicited. Address, BANUEL wv
hER, Mound9yllle. Nursery ID one mile I'D I
M0undBvlll8 Depot. ipi.NT
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Dr., A. sCott's Cough Syrup, 25 cen,s.
For sale by all druggists In Wheeling.
THds.
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IL you want TO spend q pleasant even.
Ing and aid good cause, 90 to oLl's Hall
tonight,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March ISL A. NJ.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
weather fair, winds mostly northeast,
lower temperature, stationary or higher
barometer
For the Lower Lakes, generally lair
weather, southwest to northwest winds,
stationary or lower temperature, general.
ly higher barometer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-18

THE usual merchants lunch at The New
MoLure House Sample ROoms daily.
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No other remedy can 30
quickly aSIuagB the mosL yiO-
lent par0xyHms Of pain. ThGy
distribute throughout the
nervous system a gentle and
continuous current Of Eleo-
" RnnihllALts pain, yitallErs
ItlS, cues sore lungs, palpltR-
Iul kidneys, liver complaint,
aud SClatica, Ask for Collins
!. iBlWEAw
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III nyed my lli&n-E B. LAkely, Eelma, Ala,
w 10 the remedy that will cure he many diStAln
peculiar 10 wonen,"- Mothers Magazine.
ut has passed severe tOsta and won endorsements
from some Of the highest medical talent Ia thS eSun.
Ly.n-NeW York World '''' NS'"'
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held for
one moment 10 comparison with li."-iey, q, al,
Harvey, D. D., Warrington, D. O.
This Remedy, which his done such wonders. IA mil
up 10 the LAkGEsT BIzED BOTTLE Ui any mSji.
cine upon the MARKET and 10 Oold by DIugRiHS md
Ml dealers o. 81 % per bottle For diabetes, eli.
CURE iSr WAkNhhs SAFE DIABETES CURE. Il
,.., II. H. WARNER 4 CO.,
de2STrhs4W Rochester, N.Y,
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TOR SALE-DEsIRABLE BUlLDISE
Il LOTS.
hereby offer for sale $50 feet Of grOuni o. r.
teenth street and 400 ioVt 90 Fourteenth gfId,
r ns cy 10 lois Of ~ 20 or 20 feet TO suit puAnA
The above property d the only laFVs ri, q q nal
now vacant In the city convenient 10 bu,Ian VI
the most derlTable 10 10 had for rtsid,hut N
property ll near tho Central Glass WOiEI, kIA
Wood and MeCOllOch streets and known n SAt'al
Harden. II. 2 RIlRIYER,
inh6 i2iI Main Nttl
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ILInenL and Do cured

L, Taylor, Hinsdale, N. Il. writes: "For
thirty years have been greatly troubled
with Itching Piles; have consulted many
remedies, which proved 10 me no remedies at
all, until obtained Dr.. SwRyne's Ointment
at Thomas drug store In DrattleborO, VI /,
which cured ME completely. Swayne's
Ointment Is sold by all druggists. Trilsdw
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u one Of the most annoying diseases
In The world, and yet alfcaii find sure
reliefby the use Of On SwAYNEs OtNT.
MEET. Inns been tested In thousands
Of instances and Invariably makes a
sure cure. The symptoms are mUis.
tire, like Preparations, intense Itch.
Ing. increased by scratching, very dis
tressing, particularly at night, as II
pin worms were CrAwlngl In and about
the rectum: the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, you are
suffering from this distressing com.
plAint, or letter, itch, scald head,
rlhgworm, BARRIERS Itch, any crusty,
scaly skin eruptions, use Dr.. 5wayne's
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1881-08-11

eli: where did you get them
trousers ?" asked an Irishman OF q
man who happened to bepassing with
o remarkably short pair OF trousers.
II got them who're they grow" was
the indignant reply. "Th.n, by my
conscience" said Pat. you've pulled
them year too soon -
Green oucumbsrs sre rot connected
with any secret society, but they can
teach You many grips and sigh'n's.
Gumarabic dissolved in whiskey
will keep the hair curled in damp
Weather. A little sngar dissolved in
" has the ssuie elect on the legs.
C!ara---"ou Charley. you nsughiy
boy. ! saw you throw your cigar
away just as l came around the cor
ner." Charley-"Why didn't you
say you w tied it'll How was / to
know
The New York Nsra2a saya sn ca.
tate Of $2.O0o,0do. left by one Brown.
is awaiting claimants in England.
UBroYn, Brown !" saams TO ne wc
had an Aunt Bill Brown over in Eps.
laud once
No remedy has been found for ie-
yer and ague which proves 90 uni.
iormly successful ak Ayer's' Ague
Cure.
Icu may not be able to tell exactly
how !av the comet is from the earth,
but you may be reasonably certain
that j, is too ar oil to interfere with
your telling the truth once ina while.
1t is the pride Of America thai che
offers an opportunity to the hnmblessS
to become great. We know a boy
who was so poor % years ago that he
had to secretly borrow . loaf OF cake
from passing bakers cart to keep
himself from starving, while now be
is one OF the best shoemakers in Sing
Sing.
"a Daniel come 10 Judgment. /
Prisoner, have you ever been con.
! victed ?" "No, your honor" "Well.
you're going to ne. Sit down TIL the
caas has been decided
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year, and surely we could all afford
that for the benefit we would derive.
Right in our sister town Abbeville,
only a little larger than Edgelield,
the young men have besides all ex-
cellent Reading Room and Library, a
Literary Society, and what is the re-
sult (? The admitted fact that Charles
ton and Abbeville lead the State in
society, culture and intelligence.
This was the position, Of our OWE an-
cestors; then
"Why not the self-saine mould
Bring forth the self-same men 2"
1t remains with us; we must keep
abreast with the times; and to do this
we must, every boy and man, read
and digest the current ideas, &C., &c.
Aristotle has we'll said, Thousands
of years ago, that "all who have med
.itated on the act Of governing man
kind, they realized that the fate Of
empires depends on the education Of
the youth. We are living in q
Democracy, and the great beauty Of
our government is that learning and
Democracy are coupled together as
twin sisters. The rudest soil is soft
ened by learning and enthroned by
Democracy. We can all aim high
and take hope and encouragement,
for learning makes the humbleat
mind worthy to sit on throne. De-
mocracy places 1t there. Learning
would elevate man through Democ-
racy. Democracy would elevate man
by learning. This their noble emil
lation we must all recognize, and
above all believe that nothing in the
heaven above or the earth beneath is
of real value that does not contribute
to the welfare oil and elevation of
man. We must away with that per-
nicious doctrine that can be seen
creeping into our very midst: Every
man for himself and the devil take
the hindermost." What an existence.
We must help others and thus help
ourselves. People will talk a great
deal about such things, but a lick
must be hit somewhere and this is
done. Pro Bono PUbLIc0.
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THE WEDDING RING.
W ny ihe symbolic Marriage HOnd HAS
Passed Into Disnse in the West.
Mr. lorL. ITnlrS.

There is manifested in some parts
OF the West a desire 10 abolish the
wedding ring. This is not strange,
The wedding ring mas been + fruitful
source OF woes unnumbere'l, which
any heavenly goddess might sing with
great applause should she !eel so dis
posed. Tales OF The uilnosi horror
have been told OF The bridegrooms,
WHO, al the moment when, The cler-
gyman nauses ior the ring TO be pro-
iuced, cannot lind it, Nothing has
ever shown halt 40 much skill in self
concealmeni az the wedding ring. 1t
will hide in the corner Of waist,
coat pocket in such a manner as to
defy discovery. and il will transport
itself from one recker to another
thus compelling the bridegroom to
ransack every one Of thirteen distinct
pockets Nervous men--and who Is
not nervous when personally under
going the marriage ceremony?-lre-
quently drop the welding ring on
the church floor, where it will roll
the entirg length Of the bnilling to
conceal iiself in some inaccessible
crack. Sometimes it finds or makes
hole in'the pocket, by means Of
which it tsnetrates into the interior
of the bridegroom clothing, and
even intokis boots; so that ii is luite
common occurrence for wedding
to be interruptea while the bride
groom retires behind The pulpit and
devotes hill all hour to searching for
the ring and to getting his boots on
again. Al men are not ',y mar
ried in new boots, ? :. new boot
when once renor annot always
be dragged on N without boot
hooks, the wedG.ng guests are some
times treated to the spectacle Of a
bridegroom going through the last
half of tNa ceremony witl one boot
in its prorvr place aud the other held
in his leltihand. There was n time
when the careful Western man al
ways keptlthe wedding ring in his
mouth unt:i the clergyman called lor
it, but thii custom has nov fallen IN.
to disuse. Faatilions clergymen and
brides, viii had contracted the con-
ventional fleas ol' The East, obleeted
to the nsekel warm, moist ring.
Moreover. ID hie embarrassment the
bridegroorIbften iniled tolistingnisL
between tM ring and hiT tobacco,
and lound, when it was loo late, That
he had-that is, to say, that The ring
was mipsiuisi Then, too, there were
several unfortunate briiegrcoma who
unintentionally swallowed wedding
rings, and 5hna laid themselves open
to miscoustIuction. Thela was ohs
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4 For the Advertiser.
The Peterson Memorial Fund.

MEs&s, EDIroEs-WiIl you please
allow u Il small space III your col
umns, p give synopsis Of our last
Confelahce Meeting at Red Bank
BaptiatGhurch, on 18th Of July, the
object G which was to take into con-
sideratbn the erection Of some suita-
BILE Memorial TO our departed and
highlyiesteemed Brother, the Rev
Jas. FaPeterson.
At 8preyious meeting committee
had ben asked from the churches to
whichPro. Peterson had minlatered
in thebaat, to join with us. In re-
sponsefo this invitation, the follow
ing wse present: From Good Hope
Bro. GLewie; Chestnut Hill, Bro
w. WOudom; Mt Zion, (Newberry)
Bro. 4 c. Stewart; Rocky Greek
Bro. 3. s. Allen; Ridge Spring, Bro
=; Salem, Bro. Fl. q. Viii
liama:aPine Pleasant, Fro. n. N. Bur
ton.
Brethren Lewis, Owdom, Allen and
Williams made feeling remarks as to
the pppriety Of erecting suitable
monuhent over the remains Of this
true Soldier Of the Gross"
Bird Bnrton moved and it was car
ried, hat we ask the churches here
repreRated to Join with us in trying
to rails Sl00, with which TO carry out
our obect.
Md!on, by Bro. W. $. Allen, that
a cofhittee OF five be appointed in
this h&Srch, to De known as the "Pe'
terslNTemorial Committee" carried.
NIXON, by Brother Burton, that a
CONN Rttee be apnointedin each OF the
sevel tl.churches here represented to
repLA to the Peterson Memorial
Comhiftee" at this church on our
Conf asence Meeting day III October
nexS
Cfnmittee OF five, in accordance
withlnotiou OF BRO. Allen: james A.
Carsn, Chairman; JOS. II Edwards,
Treaarer; Jas. H. Watson: John f.
Da1el, Secretary; Benz. +. Lewis
Corresponding Secretary. Sub-com.
Mite Of ladies 10 cooperate with Us.
MrfrLouisa Watson, Mrs, Belle Pad.
gett-Mrs. Octavia Wright, Miss Fan,
ME Jennings.
IGs understood that this Commit
tee so1s forth 10 collect what money
they qn towards the Peterson Me-
morialGsand.
q etribption, however Great,
hoSfeT small, from any brother or
siste: Il our own, or Of other lenom-
inatr.as, or from friends, members OF
no q ah, who leei kindly interest
in o., Object, will he thankfully re.
ceivj JHo. F. DANlrt., Sec'y.
MfE GREEN, July ., 1881.
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No Good Preaching.

No man cen do good job o: work,
preach good sermon, try law suit
well, doctor patient. or write good
article when he feels miserable and
dull, with sluggish brain and unsteady
nerves, and none should make the
attempt i'll such IL condition when it
can be 80 easily and chearly removed
by little Hop Bitters.-Abnn9
LINES
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The Gary Memorial Committee.

The second meeting of the Gary
Memorial Executive Committee was
held in the Court house on Monday,
the lst instant. Hon. Geo. D. Till
man called the committee to order,
and the Secretary, Capt. l.. Charlton,
r ad the proceedings Of the last meet,
irg- which wAr.. s3ort-,1. -
Reports OF Committees were then
called for. and Capt Charlton, Chair
man ol the Committeeon on Photographs
read number Of letters from artists,
in Augusta, Columbia and Aiken.
Mr.. peete, oil Aiken proposed to fur
nish 500 life size photographs, 2d by
81 inches, at $3.25 apiece. This
proposition was iavorably considered
and the Secretary WAS instructed to
invite that gentleman 10 meet the
committee at its next session on the
first Monday in September.
The committee on the publication
If q memorial volume asked for rur.
ther time to report which was granted.
The following named gentlemen
were then appointed as canya ssers for
their resnectiye townehins Ia sol;ci+
md ,ollaot fnn1o.
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Evan Morgan.
Talbert-.Tohn +. TsItert, W. +.
Martin
cooner--w. p. KIM. NJ. 4. Wat.
son.
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