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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
ID made by John ). Armstrong and Mary A :.
Armstrong his wife, 10 me Ms trustee, the first
dated December H. 1873, recorded in deed OF
Of trust book No. II. page AL: the second dated
July p, 1879, recorded in deed OF trust book No.
70, page 4, in the Office of the Clerk of the COun-
" Court OF Ohio county. ". Va, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
1851, beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county,
the following described property, that is to say:
The southeastern one fourth part OF that certain
lot OF ground lying and situate in the, city OF
Wheeling on the north side OF Nineteenth street,
ami designated on the plat of said city as lot
number iOr,y.eight. Said part lot fronts on
Nineteenth street thirty feet and extends back
north from said street half the length OF said lot
TENS OF SALE--OTc-half and more IL the
purchaser so elect, III cash on day OF sale; the
balance in two equal installmcuts at six and
twelve months, evidenced By promiSSory notes
bearing interest from day OF sale, the title to be
retained until payment in full.
DENIS 0'kEEFFE, Trustee.
W.. W. CowDRY, Solicitor. sp2Gi
The above sale Is al jOurncd until saturday,
November q. lSsl, at ne same place and begin
ming IT the same hour.
mo-; DENIS y n REF II, trustee.
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A PLAYFUL Nursery Tale.

Little JOHNNY in an Ancient Exchange.
One day Billy and Sammy were playing
in a mud hole, and Bill said:
Now. Sammy, les play We was Il barn.
Yard. You be the pig. and lie down aud
waller. and I'll be bull and heller llk"
everything So they got down on their
hands and knees. and Sammy he went into
the dirt and wallowed. while Billy beloved
like distant thunder. BY and by Sammy
came up mudiy-you never saw such
muddy little fellow and he said: Now
You'll he the pig, and let me heller. v But
Billy said: Il amt a very good pig except
for dinner, and it'll be time NUT for You to
heller when vour mother sees yer close
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Wheeling, W. Va, Nov. ,. 1881.

Mn Culs II. WAYMtN, Erie, Pa
writes My physicians had given me
up to- lie. They told me my lungs and
liver we're all decayed and gone. | was
yer, weak. pale and emaciated. BY
caancr saw Browns Iron BitterS al.
vrrtis,,!. Immediately realized that
without iron IN the blood, Iii" could not
exist. WIKI trembling anxiety | sent a
servant, who procured for me a bottle.
| must have taken It with great faith,
icr almost immediately frit its t'ne-
frs;.r .asct. Soon all dysreptic Symp-
tons i,sapprared,imy lungs crew strong,
pains in the region ii the heart van
ish,I, nav uriue became free o; scdi.
meut. and in word | nave rcgalned
p,.'trc' health Now lee! able to thrash
lh'. d"c'ur luas attended me, and really
h...rvr | ought To- 10 il.
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nrnction RailWaYs.

The traction street railway in San
Francisco is being studied with interest
in other cities, and there is reasons Tor
believing that limitations OF 1t Will, In
the end, replace the present system OF
street railways i'll all large cities. and
turn the street.Car horse loose to be
used in other work. The traction plan,
invented by a German engineer named
Halldie, was put in practice in San
Francisco in 1873, and it has worked so
satisfactorily that it is to be initiated IN
Chicago where large company Is build
ing road two and hall miles long, the
cars Oh which are TO be drawn by a
stationary engine by means OF a wire
rope one and quarter inches In dla'
meter wound around a drum. This
rope moves on rollers placed thirty-two
feet apart under ground in curved
groove extending along the middle OF
the street from one terminus to the
other. The streets OF Chicago are ire
uuently covered with ice and snow in
the winter, and it was apprehended, at
first, that it would interfere with the
easy working al the ~ope by choking the
opening through which it is attached to
the car; but the managers OF the Chicago
enterprise now believe that the move
meat OF The rope will keep the opening
clear OF obstruction. The advantages
claimed Tor the new system over the old
one are greater economy IN operation,
and the novelty OF riding in cars with
out any visible means OF locomotlon
which makes them popular with the
community. Itwould seem as ii some
difficulty would BE- encountered when
different lines cross at the intersection
OF streets, but the ingenuity that has
overcome ali other obstacles will pro-
baby find some method OF overcoming
this also. A street railroad without
stables, horses and drivers, and cars
running along the streets without per
cgptible motors, would be novelties, IN
deed; bnt the scientific economy OF the
dav is continually divestin- force OF
yisabie agents and administrative work
ing, and it is not too much to hope that
the day is not lar distant when car
horses and telegraph poles will be dis
pensgd with together, and the wires
with which we talk and the agent with
which we are moved from one place to
another, will be placed underground.
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The w orld Ends November y.

Cincinnati Letter.
Professor +. n. Swormstcdt, tho Cincin-
natl nrophet, has fixed the 18th of next
month for the end of the world SWORN
xt.dt * the son of tho celebrated poet and
writer of Methodist hymns. who was form
erlv connected with the Methodist Book
Concern A"re Your correspondent called
upon him NJ lis place of employment on
Third street. lie is Il quiet, respectable
looking gentleman of forty-tiv" or fifty,
and bookkeepcr, who by the science of
figures which be studies, has brought him
self 10 this conclusion Speaking Of his
belief, to-day he sait Il think the Bible
clearly shows that this golden age OF the
world is to be introduced by physical
power Christ will bring in the millen-
mum, aud not the present visible Church,
and he will do it by physical power prin-
cipally. First, lie appears in the air and
winds up the gosple age. The holy dead
and the holy living are then caught up III
the clouds to meet him and are made nm
mortal These will be the reigning class
when he sets up his kingdom in the mill
ennial earth Ii any more would JON ms
reigniug class they must act quickly. The
wear 1881 will in all probability end this
age. and then no man can join this body.
Forty years OF great Judgments will then
follow. during which the nations will all be
broken to shivcrS.' Satan, the great enemy
of God and man. will turn the world into
n wilderness during this time. Anti-Christ
will make his appearance during this
eyentful period and will conquer the
whole earth and reign three and half
years. The true Christ then decends to
the earth and casts the false Christ into
the lake of fire."
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Almost Young Again.

Nv mother was afflicted long time
with Neura-.a and dali. heavy mac
tive condition OF the whole system ;
headache, nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless. No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago she began to use Hop BIT
tiers with such good effect that hcseems
and feels Young again, although over ~
years old. We think there is no other
medicine tit to use in the family y
laiv in Providence, Il l.-.IO'D"".
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or M.A.DAurHlS, at rio. 2l2 Brosd"sy, Nc
Snr1rE TO TILE pTRLiC.

The public ar" hereby cHUtioncd asain'; >1n!
ing any Money or Orders 10 NrSIs X CO., -
Nassau street. New York Ci;v. ~ authorized l.!
the Louisiana state Lottery Company Ia sell II
Tickets They are flooding the country with
Bogus Circulars purpOrting 20 rc Of the L"",'i-
ana State Lottery Company. anG HTt frau''i'
Iently reprrscnting themselves a. its agents.
They have no authority from this Colnraay Ia
sell It's Tickets and are not its agents for an
purpose. 81. ~ ~ : ~
NEW OeLEAEs. LA, July I, lsSl. o"i2
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IMPORTANT

Whom you visit or leave New lorN
CITY, save baggage, eXp,essage AND car
,iage hire, and stop at the Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot,
$50 rooms, fitted up at a cost OF one mil
lion dollars, reduced to 81 and upward
per LAY. European plan. Elevator,
Restaurant supplied with the best
Horse cars, STAGES and elevated railroad
to all depots. Families can live better
for less money at the Grand Union Ho-
tel thauat any other first class hotel in
The city. eou
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For SALE Or RENT.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
l. Office OF the Grafton Furniture Manufac-
turing Company. at Grafton, West Virginia. for
the purchase or rent OF their Furniture manu-
featuring establishment
This property is in good running order and Is
situated in q good lumber region, and has all
the facilities for good business. To either
renter or purchaser possession will be given
any time after October /, 1881.
spl9h GRAFTON FURNIT URE MFG co.
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lcurn this bv Heart.

Ny nerves vii. regain their ylSor' .
Ny brain will become more clear ana
powerful,
Nv muscles he made strong,
Nv dyspepsia and indigestion no long
er trouble me,
My hearts regular action restored,
Nv blood be made more pure,
Nv weak lungs made more healthy,
and all the tunctions OF my body restor-
eli to their normal condition, and every
SYMPTOM Of weakness, nervousness, and
debility be removed, ii use Brown }
Iron Bitters. -Nr">.
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1--WE Party Rewards to Party worke,
SUM CUIQUE.'
,rs-- poUdeucc q: the Register.

'..', t''',''''' u '"s N's'>'-''
! II - u oo"St u 'r'e government ina
/ every cIt'zen IS me afOtGr, and NAV be
/ come the architect OF his own palitiCa
/ ,,rtuurs
/
| y WY HAS 1t IL HIS power 10 oe
( come the chief executive officer OF fifty
millions OF peop!e.
/ :, sc,ss;I,,, -, -, I,,,,o,,.,..,,. -,
III '''' "s''''S'''S''' =
! Il'Ne, ipf 'H' hHmn!sSI iad IN one OF ouI
/ Tree schools To wear the ermine OF tn,
. rh;af Trg,;c,. az ,h, S,,,,r.,,-,a ,orr,
Iie"'t - - P"''''''' party % "eion=
| SucceSs'u! N the country, mustalStrlOEtt
I its uonors and offices as rewards f0l
/ .c,,,.l s.,,.;c-s ro,j.ra1 No,hir,, in
- ,.-..:.s,,
'He ei'"' "a" P'"'e more ""'N"S'"S ~
I It's interests than 10 honor It's dr""'& and
i ignore its rrrk.cs.
- - r,. g, i,,.. L.t,f,o Den,ocr,t;c
Nv. ,,,n,
- " -, III" . '''" '','.e'. Az
from having treated With narNe" max
ference many OF those, who really did
the writing, the stunning. the organizing
,,,l Pho otrprla~l ,r,~I, nf ,,. I,s. ca,.
rss. ,,biI., hssninn thn nnr"rg ami
emulumeuls OF office III some instances
These remaTSS are suggested bv what
.-as;l,,.,l'.;o., -, ,,I,;': "
-, -, - -, 10 ,a,,t t,,r 40.
-, me- +ron,,,r,,,,,io,, Las alrood :,
~ - -, A. :
shifting scenes for lis display are now
beng adjusted.
Il the future DEVELOPMENT oil the State
be as rapid as close Observan"es predict,
We NAV reasonably expect to see her
population doubled within the next ten
years chiefly through emigration. She
Is a ,f,, State, in a phvsic4l no less tuan
political sense. She offers TO the emf
Eraut advantages in every way equal.
and in many Trsnec.s superior 10 those
hold ruf by'the Great States west 81 the
Nrs-is.inpi. Her vast mines of coal
iron and salt. and he- extensive for, SITS
nj oak. walnut and pine. Are a. vet
scarcely touched, They ONLY await
adeouate means of modern transp0r.a.
fio, vhirh 1-e NOW soon 10 no sunplipd
in, nrosnertej or IN process OF actual
coHs,rrr,ion Nv c,n,nls snI pa~s.
C,nitaI,srs
These once finished and popuIation
vilI stream in iron every direction
.rEousanis AMI tens of thousands will
conn IN from the older States and from
.Ia nyer.rrow,lad countries oi Europe,
- Iig ONT hyr precious ores. cut down
and saw M into marEetab!. h!!nhrr her
p,igb,y forests 10 furuisr hands tor her
rcS i5rt ,r,es ,har viii p,toir,lly sprin,
~, y, ~vsry n,ininr Iora,lry. on., iaborers
,@r In,. isrf,}r Kills. and vaiIi.s Ibjs is
~ ;II,,.;,r ,Ir.,r, rf fife ..n,hrs;as,
Tr i hrt a ,yr,Ifpl picture OF scenes
daily TRANSMITTING i'm The history OF
a,nar.,.,r fer.lnrr;ert
- .i;,..,,I .,.,r,;..s ms r~.,ar. .Hnm.
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A Csra

10 al who are suffering from the er.
ror snd ;ndiscretions OF youth, nervons
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c, l will send recipe that will cure
YOU. FREE OF CHARGE. This great RENE
dy wa5 discovered by a missionary IN
South America. Send solf-sddr"ssed
envelope TO tine Rev. Joseph 7. lEman,
Station u, New York City.
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sDaily except Sunday.
No. 7 and g stop at all stations.
wKsrBoUND TRAINS

B. Il o. Palace, Drawing Room aud Sleeping
Cars on all night trains.
Close connections are made for all points
South and Southwest, North and Northwest,
making this a desirable route for colonists and
persons moving 10 the great West, and to whom
particular attention Is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling ..6:25 A. II. lao and 5:10 P. 4
No trains run on this division on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on sale at depot
Office open at all hours during the day.
Information to the travelling public cheerfully
given. W. N. CLEMENTS, N. OFT.
r. 7. DEVERIES. General Agent, Wheeling.
nayh
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Building Lot for Sale,

TINHE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
J. will sell at public sale at the front door OF
the Count House, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, Satur.
day, November ~, ISL, the lot on which their
stable formerly stood, corner OF Main street and
alley 20, Centre Wheeling.
TERMS One-thlrl cash; balance at SIX. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest.
Possession given January |, 1882.
OCei VAN Is, HALL, Sccy
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TO CLEVELAND
Only 5 Hours and 25 Minutes!
TO CHICAGO-0nly Is Hours.
LEAVE. Accom-. Expire

Steubenville accommodation leaves Beiaire at
I:45 P. NJ Bridgeport st 500, and arrives at Steu.
benville at 6:05P.M NJ.
Leaves Steubenville at 1850 A. n, Bridgeport
at $50 A. N. arrive az Bellaire al 9:05 A. n.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal
points In the East and West can be procured at
the ticket office in Bridgeport. Z. A. FORD,
nol7 General Passenger b Ticket Agent.
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THE BOSS ON TIE BURNING
DECK.

The Boss Oh III" Chlmh.g Iuur.
Whence honor long han led.
And wildly ThaCked the masters WAL!
G',r py'ry CringlC. head.
"~t'y >tRy.' rlm2 wiki each passing VIM,
bul needing not The sound
Il only ad led extra >trsG
In Shocking things around.
II hal his way--Or So il seemed
Tho ark clouds gather near,
A"i Triumph = songs was hnaTNriE sH'i
iE iOam,uC hoods Of beer.
\ raUm'c:-eGa>h' Whcr2 i the gang
Toe !,ghiUiug'S lurid play
Whcrc j. the Boss ASK oi the ro't>
That count election day.
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Liusrpi Is perhaps. oj ordinary foods
~" one rno,I similar 10 mix in COMPOST
tilil. and hence = desir IDLE artificial !ooi
Tor yCUu. animals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-04

Young cn:s DO no eve as rich milk
rs those Of mature age 10. \ lean COW
-.y,s un-r mix and tat COW gives rich
milk.
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1857 Prizes, amounting to.........-..-...fll0 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at
all points, 10 whom q liberal compensation vii.
be paid.
For further Information. write, clearly, giTinr
full address. Send orders b? express @.
Registered Letter, or Money Oftcr by Elai!
Addressed only to n,-
New Orleans, Ls.,
orM.A. DAuFHly, at RIO. 2l2 Brosd nay. Nov
York. ...
All our Grand Extraordinary DrawingSHre uii-
der the supcryisiOr and management ~ Generals
q. T, Bealiregerd a;.d Iuhdl a. Early.
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70 ,Ic Cr,6if,rs yf ".,,g. >,',r0. .'H' ,|'f '.'.
In pur,utu,c 90 a G-crr" OF -" H'hV"7t
Court OF Nrr.!irg. OF 10" 'pI''y I'll Or" ms'.c
i'm cause .hscjn I"'d'ls :" '"u,"! .;r '"'
cd 10 the PAYMENT ri hi debts. !on aIc ",nHi.
ID to Pr >cnt your Gains ng9n'ust G'' 'a,li
Gorge schwarlnarn, d.'c..cd 10 J.~.rr u.
Paul. com uiisSoncI, ut NJ OF, e. -" i--n' inI.
InWu,,. on or %. fore Wednesday. ,ur ~ lay '.
yorcnher, \ u. l,sl mt O'Clock =.
WINGS, THr,LaS ". DpTrah. 'irIE of sa /
court. tn. 2.>i day ~ October. ISL.
THOMAS II DAEEAU.
C!crK Of the Municipal CONT ri WIee!.u".
ocg, 2nnOy5 T., /"
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GOING WEST.

sunday Express leaves Wheeling AT $50 4. NJ;
arrives Wcisburg 926A NJ, Stcubcuville $50 A.
81, making close connection for Western points.
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 P. N and 6:35
4. N. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
Leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at GEO
with sleeping car aattachcd arriving in Chica-
go at $40 next morning. Bcrths can be secured
In advance at Union Depot ticket office, Colum.
bus.
Pullman'S Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from SCubcnville
east TO Philadelphia and New York aud west 10
Columbus to Cincinnati, Louisville, Indians.
polls and 81. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations, and any further informa.
ton apply to Joseph ". Belleyile, Ticket Agent
at Panhandle Depot, foot OF Eleventh street. or
at City Ticket Office, under Mcclure House
Wheeling. -
D. ". CALDWELL.
'en'l Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Z. A. FORD,
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa
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rHHE AMONTH-AGtNTI WAETED--
~ ZC o. best selling article. IA tn
world: sample free. Adde'S JAY BEGNSuN
Detroit. Mich. "C1"
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FOR SALE.
The Gray Farm for Sale
PRICE ga, so
FOR. SALE

7 OF FRONTING 20 FEET, AT no. ~
- Twelfth street and running back 10 the
alley. Also two frame houses situated thereon,
one fronting OH Twelfth street, and The other on
the alley. Will be sold as a whole or separately.
Any person wanting 10 make good invest.
ment would do well TO call on me
T.. CHRISTIAN, AuCtiOueer,
uOil No lOIS Market Square.
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Tonic. Alternative IL Cathartic !

SimmOn, Liver Regulator. purely vegetable,
is the medicine generally used u the south 10
arouse the torpid Liver to health action.
q AtT> Win EXTRAORDINARY POwER ASD EFF
JACY OS THE Liver ASD KIDNEYS.
The action oi the Regulator is free from nausea
or gripping II is mos. effective i'll starting the
>ccrctlOuS Oi the Liver. causing the bile TO Get Hs
a CathNrtir. When there is an excess of bile in
the stomach. the EecELator is au active purge:
after the removal Of the bile IL will regu ate the
.,owc., and impirt Siger end health 10 the
whole system.
see that you &c; the Genuine In White ZNr60
rer, with red 4, prepared only by J. II. ellinS
co. Sold by all Druggists. oc2odga
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Notice 10 Creditors.

In the MuniciIu, Court oi Wheeling.
In Term, October -, .Nrl.
&. 4. Bcutcr administrator pf the "s'r'" g..
George schwarlbach, deceased,
".
Sophia SChwarlbuch, widow, John -rhwn'1ba' u.
I,ustavus ScnwaIlbaCh. FIarC Ia schwarf.
bach. Louis SChwsnba"h Peer Wcl;y. AuCi
Rcymanm. the German Bark Of Wn,,i.uG; 'h'
Nail City Building Association Of "ag"Ii't,
william =. Hubbard, trustee. tn t"':"i
Statc> Building, Land and L1a! A"c'."' .'n'
". !. ". COwaci, trustee, Z HAY, 10" F'"-
pies Bank OF Wheeling. john I'm cii2"i'
john E:cidel. Philip >'Eu!c ana Johh h"h,'':
Int. parfnc-, rs 4ui. : k"hIpT. Va" y "i
Wheeling. K. Kennedy Friend, d"ins h'n.-
ness H. Friend * son, Z. B"u'''. y: A."''' FL.
Itie!, AMI Peter FIJI
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Pro-
perry.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF Trust MADE
- by Andrew Thalmanu and Marianne
Thalmann his wife. 10 me as trustee. dated
December II, ISIS, and recorded III the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio county,
Vest Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. ii, page
$50. will sell at public auction, at thf front
door OF the Court House of said county, on
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REGULATE the Liver and Prevent !

Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundicc, Bilious
Attacks, Ch!lls and Fever. Headache
Collie. Depression of Spirits
Sour stomach, Heart
bum, Pile, etc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

Orr, Prince. Rowlsy, Settle, Sheppard,
Thompson, Oresap and Tippett-2l.
NoRs:-Wilson [speaker1, Bsbb, Beck.
with, Bell, Brady, Cox, Orumrine, Davis,
Dayisson. Edmiston, Evans, Ferguson,
Fisher, Of Hardy, Grantham, Hackworth,
Hobbs, Hubbard, Irons, Kepner, Leonard,
Lurty, Maxwell, Mcoord, Mcneil, MoR.
cit, Monroe, Morrow, Poe, Quarter,
Riley, Seabright, Sharp, silsr, Sinclair,
steere, SydensGIicker, Watson, Wells, oil
Marion, Wells, OF Tyler, and Wilson, oil
BRrbour-3S.
Absent on leave, and not voting: Both
the Messrs, Hall, Mr.. Lowry and Mr..
Mr.. Cumrine, by way Of variety, presen.
ted House Bill No. PAL, to abolish the al
ternate road system in Richie county and
extend the general road law throughout
the said county, And on motion Of Mr.,
Holt the House adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24

lie thought that herein he had shown
the gentleman from Pocahontas county
that when he said q dollar In Ohio county
paid no more taxes than a dollar In Poca.
hoptAs, he had made Q serious mistake.
Mi. MoGett asked II there was a tract OF
land Of ten acres 10 Ohio county which
could 10 purchased for less than one hun.
dred dollare an acre. MI. Hubbard In.
Btanued a sale OF land on Short Greek at
iorlythree dollars, and another on "the
While Oak H!!! Hills at a similarly low rate.
He referred to the report Of tho United
States Commissioner OF Education, 10
show that only QUE State raised its funds
i0r school purposes by State levy solely,
and that was Alabama, and who, be asked,
ever heard the State school system Of Ala.
hama held up as model for any body.
The only other community OF people who
raise their school fund similarly Ia the
CAoCtaw Indians.
MI. MotTett interposed the remark that
the people Of West Virginia ought to be
ashamed To allow the Ohoctaw Indians 10
excel them In wisdom In this respect.
And, rejoined Mr.. Hubbard, we ought
10 be ashamed II after sixteen years trying
we have not found better pattern to
model our school system by than that
furnished by the OhoCtaws Laughter
The Speaker then referred to the stalls
lios Of various States, TO show that where
the greater part Of the moneys for school
PURPOSES is raised by local taxation the
schools are more efficient.
Attention was directed TO the greater
economy oil the school expenditures,
raised directly from the localities were
tisej, than oi.the criminal expenses Of the
State, as a point Of advantage in favor oil
Tho present system Of school levy, MI
flubbafd thought II the school fund should
be raised by the State and expended by
the local authorities, a great decrease Ia
economy would result. In conclusion, be
wafhed the House that the adoption OIL
ths amendment would react upon The
free school system by creating opposition
10 Il In counties where II worked injus
Tire.
Al the conclusion oiMr. Hubbards re-
maiks Judge Ferguson demanded the pre-
vlous question and II was ordered TO bl
put
The vote resulted AZ follows:
AEEs:-Bee, Day, Depue, Dodtill, Fish
| ett Of Btaxton, Floyd, F1lkVfson, Holt
johnson, Luck, Lynch, Medium, MoaeLt