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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-21
ROARD or IDucATIOH.
Regular MonIhly hseting Last AiEht
--AppOInIment oHRianding COmmiiisea
appointment OfTeAehers, &c.

RegglAE Monthly Meeting Last AiEht
-AppOInIment ofRianding COmmlitsea
-AppolnIment OfTeaeheFl, &c.
The Board Of Education met at their
rooms in otanRle's Block, last night, with
President A. Wilson in the chair. The
following members answered TO their
names: Arkls, BIngsll, Caldwell, Collier,
CrIswsll, Ebsling, Hildreth, Jepson, Max
well, Mcoully, Miller, J. A., Miller, ]. H.,
schocksy, Todd, Wait, Whallsy, Wilson,
W. A., and Wilson, Andrew.
The minutes oil the last meeting were
read and signed.
The believing standing committees were
announced by the President:
FfnGnce-Hildreth, Oriswell aud Hoge.
accounts Wait, Maxwell and Acker.
Salari1-Hogs, OTiswell and McOully.
Buildings and GrOundI Todd, Maxwell,
Wilson, W, A., Whally, McOully, Pipes
7krt Bo0s-J. A. Miller, Collier and Ar.
Rules and Regulations : Caldwell, Acksr
Teachers and SchOol.-Colller, Caldwell,
schockey, Miller ], O., Ringellr Jepson and
Miller j. A.
German, Language-Ebeliug ,schoSkey and
BingeA,
on motion, President Wilson was added
to the Committee on Finance.
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills amounting to $Ol7 SO, which were or
deTed paid.
sUPRRINTgNDRNTs REPORT.
Following is the report Of City supsriR'
tendent, ], Q. Hsrvsy: o. .-
| WHsELISG, W, Va, January 20.
TO The Board Of Education,
GENTLEMRN:-The reports OF the schools
OF the district for the month OF December,
1850, furnish the following items OF gem
erRl interest;
EurollmOnt for the ,tOt
AygIAge atendanee.,'-' Y
Sss
Per cent Of attendance on enI0lnelt,,,.r....., bs
RnFOllmOht aimee september ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9OI
Gases Of tardiness.- Washington, o.;
Madison, SO; CLAY, 90; Union, l2l Cen.
tire, S6i Webster, 49i Richie, 92; Colored,
IS. Total 629,
Pupils perfect In attendance. ash.
ington, 1855; Madison, l44; Clay, 947;
Union, 1877; Centre, 80; Webster 49,
Richie, 2I8i Oolored, Al. Total 1893,
Enrolment in each school, Washing.
ton, 40; Madison, SSl; Clay, SIG; Union,
400; Centre, S44i Webster, All; Richie,
664; Colored, SO,
Per cent Of attendance, ashington,
So; Madison 80; CLAW, o.; Union, 81;
Centre. SO; Webster, IS, Richie, SOL Col.
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u " JonN Q. HERVRY, bupt.
The resignation ofMiss Ella Dillon, Of
Clay district, was received and accepted,
and 10 I'LL the vacancy caused 10 this
school Miss Fannie p. Brady was elected.
The resignation OF Miss Sue Drum.
hacker, Of Webster school district, was re.
ceived and accepted, and Mrs. Dunbar
elected 10 gil the vacancy.
Miss Ella Dillon was elected to fll the
vacancy 10 Madison district caused by the
resignation OF Miss Stella Moore.
Mise Annie L. Todd was confirmed as
teacher in Division D, Warrington dis.
triCt. on.
Various petitions and minor matters
were disposed Of and the Board id.
journed.
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from q running brook slew the giant Go.
Hath, and millions OF noble men since
that time have died from single stone In
the bladder, which Warmers Sale Kidney
and Liver Cure would have dissolved and
carried aWay, MWF&W
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BoCCAcCIo.

Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
Yon Suppe's opera, Boccaccio, will be given
at the Opera House. The New York
Dramatic MewS says: r5l. -,
AT the Grand Opera House, Mains
Comic Opera Company has scored a com,
prehensiye and lasting success In Boccac
clio, and will remain the attraction at this
theatre for this week and next. The or.
ganization Ia q remarkably good one, and
Improves vastly upon acquaintance. Its
performance Is balanced throughout, and
10 characterized by complete smoothness
from first 10 last. The success II has at.
tanned Is deserved compliment to the
manager and the various artists concerned.
Tickets this morning at Baumer's.
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"May We never want q friend, or a bot;
lie 10 give him" A bottle Of DR.. ThomaS
EclectfiC OIL, which CURES cuts, wounds,
burns, bcalds, etc.
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A good programme was presented at this
popular place Of amusement last night,
and It was we'll carried out. MesSrs How.
ard { Hess have done their best 10 give
Wheeling amusement seekers good even.
ing's fun, and they have succeeded admir-:
ably. Remember every evening and
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
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nINTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ sIlIE 10 RTe their natural tCOth We would Gay
that 70 are now bettsr prepared than eVC before 70
enable them 10 do 20. BY the use Of an ELRCTRo
MAGNETIC PLUeaHR We can and are making better
and Landowner Gold Filling, with more eas9 10 our
Patients than have heretofore been made 10 thiS
city, Of elsewhere, without the aid Of The Electric
PluaRpE, What We ray We can prove BY actual
d0mpnStTation. Call and see for yoIrIelV@, "
JAMES N. BURHI5ON d BON,
iul No liza MiVSat ~. Wheeling. W, Va
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THERE ls no necessity 10 neglect your
business II you will only nee Dr.. Bull'S
Cough Syrup At once the most reliable
remedy IN the world Tor Coughs, Colds,
aiA
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CHARLRs o. FRARY, Of AdriAf, Mich,
says: To my complete surprise, l OBJ.
tanned good nights rest, the ftst night |
vote an "Only Lung Pad" have
suffered from asthma iof yeArs.-See ddv
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SILK HATS Blocked and lrunsd at
GEO. J. MAtAlS0H'S, 1922 Market St.
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does mot always belong to an inobriate.
Kidney troubles will cause hloat, but
Warmers Sale Kidney and Liver Cure has
never failed TO remove It. MwEAw
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Go Noarh, young man, go North and
freeze DIP with the Countty-hut don't for
gel TO take q bottle Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup along.
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From Dr, q. n. Haaisr, Baltimore, Nd.
Uolden's Leibig's Liquid Extract Of Beef
I take pleasure ID recommending, always
producing good blood, health and strength.
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ALOT Of ladies', misses and ChIIdren's
shoes at cost, at WILSON Bros.
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aUr1ON BROTH sOUP tor iierohants
l.Hhbh this morning at tho New MoLure
House Sample Rooms.
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90 70 your druggist for Mrs. FreemAn's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequaled. Color
from 2 10 s pounds. Price 10 cents. DAw
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ClostSo Our sALa.-Commencing Mon
iay, January Sd, 10 close out my large
ltock 81 Dry foods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Cali soon and get a great bargain
II 5Ols and 2O2l Main street.
- JOIN RoHNRR.
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BUY genuine syapOrated dried Curn at
eco. K. MCMECHEn'S.
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New Advertisements.
Wsnted-Room and Board, a.l sfy
For Rent-StoreroomS.
Lost-BrACelet.
For Sale-Glass Works Stock.
Clairvoyant and Test .Melium-Mrs.
Annie Hoffman. ". o.,
For Rent-Farm,
Observation-Disclosures.
Canned dO0dS-E. Krauser' "a
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New Advertisements,

oTioe aos. IS and n Fourteenth street
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NEW YoEx. January 2o-MoEET-E Easy at
4Rs per cent closing Of I per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6a6H PET cent Startling kx'
change hankefs' bills advanced y per cent 10
s. SO; demand 81 s9N
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Quiet and firm.
DATED blatuS y VI lbsl,
sH lI
New Foun
Paddle = o. llg5 -l49
RAILROAD BoNDs-Less active and prices ir'
regular. Peoria, Decatur 4 Evansville In
comes advanced 10 76H from "a, Iron Noun.
taiR tCaiEO. Arkansas 4 Texasl A1ts I'D.
yanced to l0sX from 1919, and international
4 Great Northern frsn 70 ITO from lOe.
Oregon Navigation hntS declined to l01 from
los, closing. at 10TH; Northern MISSOURI
firsts 2 III from ~, and Ohio Central aEsH
10 l05x from l08H. y.
sTITE BOHDs-Dull.
Louisiana coniOlL..'r Virginia Gl-..-,,....... y
iiIo1h s-''''''-.-'-ios Do nsT.....,,....,...,,
y N fSPsas ''''.''lGss
sTocEs-The market opened at an advance
Of NR2 per cent, the latter American Union
and Chicago & Alton, and Subsequ rose
HSlx per cent
Attic 6Ist board speculation became de.
pressed, and q decline OF u to ! per cent was
recorded, Americas Union Union Pacific,
Northwestern, Western Union and Delaware
4 Hudson leading the downward movement.
During the afternoon thu market was strong.
and under the leadership OF Rock Island
prices advanced Y TO ~ per cent, Union Pa.
clio, Northwestern and St. Paul being also
prominent in the improvement. In the
caused o reaction OF Kal per cent 10 he
general list but Western Union clos d at .
decline Of ~, American Union 8K and A. l.
7. Telegraph IL per cent, because OF an in.
junction against tile consolidation. II was re.
ported on the street this afternoon that nego-
tlatlons for the consolidation OF the Union and
Central Pacific Raj roads bad been renew I'd.
There was rumor this morning that the Pc.
oria, Decatur & Evansville road was about 10
pass Into the hands Of the Louisville & Nash
VILE Company.
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BALr1NoRE, January 2O.-Flour Gull and
unchanged Wheat. western higher and arm i
No. 2 western winter red, spot and January
81 l7al TX February Sl17Nal I7k; March
81 19Hal l9tS; April 81 20MAI 20HI Corn,
western quiet and Hfm western tnfted, SPOT
and January 6Shc; February 63Na5ie; Mach
bia141to;Apfi l643<c Ask cd ;6teamett Oko, Dat.
dull and lower; western white IialI4ej do
mixed 4SalStfc. Rye quiet aL$i liai 10. Hay
firm aud unchanged. Provisions Arm, and
without change. Butter quiet and unchanged
Eggs Arm At 36ASeC; lined 2saS0c. Petroleum
wholly nominal. Coffee ifm Rio cAfROes
ordinary 10 fair ii{Aisko, Sugar uulte 4
soft exc. Whisky dull al Il II
CtNCtEN4rr January 9O-Cotton dull al
ilHc. Flour steady and firm family IL 70
Al %; fancy IS 0CaB o.. wheat duil and
lower, No. 3 red winter 81 0Sai Of, OoTn
steady; No 2 mixed 40, Oats quiet; No z
mixed SIC. Rye hfmef. M. O. g7a9So Barley
hfm and unchanged Pork nominal atSiS 76
Lard demand ialf and prices bishef 81 Is 96a
9 90. Bulk meats strong; shoulders II rs;
clear RIB 81 Is. Bacon HIN at a rs; oieai
% Is. Whisky steady at 81 0s. Butter dulli
choice Western Reserve 22a2Sc: eholce Central
Ohio i8A20c
Nav OALEtES, January 20 Cotton Quiet,
mlddling liXci low niddling iOko GOOD
ordinary 0kci act receipts b,ll5 bapS Efo
receipts B,8i6 bales; exports 10 France .ol3
baleti ealse Q Con halee; stock 29t ,7t5 bales
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YOU eau haVs your key wind watch made
Into a stem wlnder by
JACOB W. GRUB, IT.. +.
l Practical Matchmaker,
Corner twelfth and Market Sta,

THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, 10
observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner yesterday:
leo. 1887.
1AEI7M,SP.M.7P.AI7L.u.1 IAN r. MI Pm.
81 O. So rs 81 u u a
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"row's The baby2" "HiS Group iS bet.
Ter this morning, thank you. We gave
him some Of Thomas Eclectic Oil As you
advised, doctor, aud shall give him some
mole IL an hour Of soI" Next day the
doctor pronounced the youngster cured.
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SUNDAY ExPREAs leaV Wheeling a. WI l. 4
arriving u Wellsburg 1000 4. NJ, and u bleubenIl4
Of iG A. H., connecting with Pacific EIprOII for "
Western pointA
Trains leaving Columbus n $40 p. y. and 6ls A. Il
run daily. Through Chlcago express leave! ColunlI
attached arriving In Chicago Of 100 next monlht,
Berthl can 30 secured In advance n Union DePlt
Ticket Once, Columbus,
Pullman'S Palace Drawing Room Sleeping On
Philadelphia and New York. West TO Columtu
Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and 81 Louil
For through Tckets Baggage ChOekS, Sleeping q
accommodations, and any further Information, iPfi
70 jos, N. BEiLEVtLLE, Ticket Agent d ~
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh gtIOSl, o. n OH
Ticket Once, under Mcclure House. Wheeling.
D, W. CALDWELL,
Gent Manager, Columbia o
aen,I Pass and TINFet cent cnlun,hn.. q
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oERMAN DETACHMENT,

Enrolment In German. Washington,
20; Madison, "a; Clay, 90; Union, $751; Cen.
ire, "A; Webster. 20; Richie, rs. Total
l97
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EIaAncLAL AAl c0nnERCLAI.


HeU XOFk nonsV and Stocks.
NEW YoRK, January 2l-MoEET-EaSy at
4a8 per cent closing Rt per cent Prime
mercantile paper 6a51f per cent Sterling kx'
change hankeIs' bills advanced u per cent 10
s. SO; demand 81 s9h
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TO CHICAGO.
Only IS HOunl

6letIbenvtIh ACKNOWLEDGMENT BellAih n Y
P m. Bridgeport 800 p. M; arrives al Btsubtntle
sos ?, M; Leaves SteIbenVlll0 d $50 q nj Btlp
poft 81 500 q. N. arrives d BellAife a. 9.O6 4.
Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all principal Gotl!
In the East And WeSt oAn b procured Al On I'm
Pr MYER,
tIansral rassanser and TtfEsi Itssi
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-01-19
How to Manage Him.

Husbands, my dear ladies, can be
coaxcd to do almost anything, but ii
will not do to drive them.
If the wife is fond of her own way,
the husband is tolerably certain to be
similarly inclined, and mutual misery is
the result.
There should be but one will with q
married couple who are truly mated,
and that should be the will of-both.
To those who know the sweet authority
Of love, this will not seem like para
dox.
We have known couples not as ma
ny as we could wish-both of whom
could truthfully say, after Il dozen or
twenty years walking of the long path
together, that they had both had their
own way, because the necessary mutual
yielding had been done 50 cheerfully
and 50 wholly that but the one way re-
manned.
The worst of husbands-providcd he
is not dissipatcd, of course can be man
aged if you, his wife, can keep him in
love with you, When that can be done
all the rest follows. How it can be
done we do not know; you ought to, if
you know what he loved you for in the
first place. We do not mean simply
faithful and providcnt, and kind, but
genuinely loving. Few mortals can
withstand the power of faithful, loving
devotion.
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Occupations OF the Members
Of the Legislature.

The occupations Of the members Of
the Senate are: Merchants, 3 farmers,
9; lawyers, II; doctors, / married,
81; single, 3; Baptists, A; NJ. f.
Church, South, 3; Presbyterians, 2;
members Of the Christian Church, 3
Episcopalians, 2; members ofno church,
10.
In the House there are Merchants,
4; farmers, % lawyers, 30; doctors,
8; teachers, 2 printers, /; tanners, j.
married, 81; single, Is. Church reIa
ti,ns-Bapti.ts, ); Methodists, 4; NJ
i. Church, South, 10; Prcsbyterians
3; members of the Christian Church, 3
Cumberland Presbyterians, 5 Eplsco
palians, Q; Congrcgationolists, ! mem
bers Of no church, o.
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Toned mother, out Of date, and out of
fashion. She must be put one side.
She has served her purpose, and is no
longer needed.
at is such Il pity the Hon. Mr.. -
has not got wife better suited to his
wealth and position"
The best thing she can do is to let her
poor old worn out heart break, and
quietly die, and go where angels are
needed and recognized; and let the
deeply bereaved successful man marry
some intelligent, elegant, accomplished
young widow, who can do him honor Us
the matron of his establishment, anc
successfully "bring out his lovely anc
accomplished daughters" What
happy thought 1t is that there is Il worlc
where the errors and injustice Of thi
are atoned and compensated for.
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A Jury's Moral cowardice.

Judge A. NJ. Aiken, of the Corpora
lion Court of Danville, Va, created
quite sensation Il few days since, in
sentencing Il prisoner who had been
tried for the murder of a man named
Hankins, and whose punishment had
been fixed by the jury at eighteen years
in the pcnitentiary. He said;
"Scott Thompson, your present sit
uation, whether you be guilty or inno-
cent of the murder of lIankins, is due
to the moral cowardice of twelve men.
Either you are altogether innocent of
the accusation made against you by the
Commonwealth, or you perpetrated a
murder Of the first degree in law, and
Of the foulest in cold-blooded and unfeel-
ling atrocity. If you were believed in
nocent, monstrous crime rests upon
those who declared you guilty. lfyou
are guilty, your wicked life has been
saved by the criminal weakness of a ju-
ry who had not the moral courage to
act fcarlessly and to the full extent Of
the law upon evidence, the truth OF
which they endorsed by the verdict
they rendered"
His honor then reviewed the evi
dence, and concluded as follows:
" Upon this testimony, it was no
even insisted by your advocate tina
IIankins was dead when he was throw
into the canal, and the verdict Of tn
jury, in ignoring the evidence and find
ing you guilty of manslaughter, was
despicable evasion of their disagreeabl
=, duty to vindicate the outraged law Q
!, the Commonwealth by inficting on yo
= its awful, but well-merited penalty
The Court has no power to set aside tn
: verdict against you. If you are innc
, cent, curses and contempt must be mil
: gled with your feelings Of grief at tn
injustice that has been done you. If 20
= are guilty, you should rejoice and prai,
. God that you fell into the hands Of, an
. were tried by, a jury of your peer'
q The judgment Of the Court is that 20
a be imprisoned in the penitcntiary fi
the period found by the jury"
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Negro Rule in the South.

Col. A. X. Mcclure, editor of tho
Philadelphia Times, who spent several
weeks in the South lately, for the pur-
pose of informing his readers in regard
to matters in the "sunny cline" wrote
from Charleston as follows in regard to
negro rule:
None know better than the masses of
the cOlored voters of South Carolina that
their attempt at self rule has been ter
rible failure, and they are now distrust-
full Of all colored leaders, while they
have nothing but curses for the desper-
ate white adventures who impoverished
both races while assuming to elevate
and benefit the negro. 1t was this feel
ing that made the election Of Hampton
possible in 1876, and the sceptre once
wrcsted from such Il race will not soon
be rcgaincd. They feel little hope of
aiding themselves by negro restoration.
They saw the State robbed of lands for
negro homes and the property stolen by
those who claimed to be the friend OF
the negro. They saw taxes wrung from
property to educate the negro, and u
large portion stolen outright and the
schools made merely mockery Of edu-
cation. Now they see seventy-fvc
thousand colored children in free
schools, and nearl y twelve hundred col
ored teachers instructing them under
the benifcencc Of the State. They see
also, an amendment to the Constitution
adopted making fixed, irrevocable APP
preparations for free and equal educa-
ton, and the Governor Of the State de-
claring for still greater increase in the
facilities for instructing both whites and
blacks. They see business and conf.
dencc revive; they have more labor
and better pay; they are steadily in
creasing their friendly relations with
the whites by leases Of land, and many
Of them are becoming small propretors
since they have ceased to neglect indus
try to follow the commands of selfish
leaders, and large proportion OF the
more thrifty class have openly taken
their political stand with the whites
while thousands Of others, especially i'll
minority counties, refuse to take any
part in politics. They have a majority
Of from twenty to thirty thousand II
the State, on strict color line division
but there will never be another solid ne
gro vote cast in this State. superior
intelligence will and must rule here a'
in all other places in the world, and
both whites and blacks must understand
it, There will he unjustifable methods
here to rcprcss such negro counties as
Beaufort and Charleston, and they will
need the correcting hand of justice; but
until all the laws of human nature and
of interest shall be reversed, the white
man will rule the inferior race, and he
will do it better in the South at this
time than the negro can rule himself.
This is no sentimental view Of the race
issue in the South, but 1t is the truth.
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Nonresident Reyivor Notice,
Piguc, Manner & Hall vs.. +. L Best ct al.

Piguc, Manner & Hall VS.. Z. L Best ct al.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
& Master, from the return OF j. J. Turner
Sheriff of Franklin county, Tenn, endorsed
upon the Scire-Facias issued in above cause,
under and by decree Of the Chancery Court Of
said counth, to revive said cause against the
children and heirs at law Of L. l.. Best decd,
that Charles Best. one OF said heirs, is non.
resident Of the State OF Tennessee NO that the
ordinary process Of law cannotbc served upon
him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication b
made for four successive weeks in the Home
Journal, newspaper published in Winchrs
ter, Tcnn requiring said Charles Best to ap.
pear on or before the 4,l Monday in January
next, before the Chanccry Court at Wnchcs,
ter, Franklin county, Tenn, and show cause
why the orders and DEGREES, and the whoa
cause should no. be in all things revived
against him.
Witucrs my hand, at office in Winchestcr
Tenn, this Dee. 9th, 1880
+. ii. FINCH, CAM
dccl5-4w
Colyar Il Curtis, Solicitors.
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Curious Features Of 1881.

The year 1881 is mathematical Gu.
riosity. From right to left and left to
right it reads the same. Is divided by
2 gives 9 as quotient; 81 divided by
8 gives nine; divided by 8 the quotient
contains 8; if multiplied by 8 the
quotient contains two 9's; / snd s are
8; 8 and | are 8; if the Is be placed
under the 81 and added the sum is 50.
If the figures be added thus: /, 8, 8, 1,
it will give Is. Reading from left to
right it is Is, and Is is two-ninths of
81. BY adding, dividing and multiply
ing 10 9s Gre produced; being one 8
for each year required to complete the
century.
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NONRESIDENT Notice,
Samuel Baker and II. W. Parton VS.. Gcor

Samuel Baker and II. W. Parton VS.. George
Baker ct al.
u 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
u Master from the affidavit of complainant,
II. W. Parton, in the bill in above cau4e, that
defendant, George Baker, il n nonresident of
the State Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordinary
process OF law cannot be served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that public; ton be
made for four consecutive weeks in the Home
Journal, published in Winchester, Tenn, rc-
quiring said nonresident defendant to ap-
pear and make defense to said bill, ON or be-
fore the 4th Monday in January next, before
the Chancery Court at Winchester, Franklin
county, Tenn, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing ex-parte as to
him.
Witness my hand, at Office in Winchester,
Tenn, this Dec. Goth, 1880.
7. ii. FINCH, C. & NJ.
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Brrannan 4 Hunt and Davis 4 Martin,
Solicitors.