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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
GENERAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The Board OF Equalization and Appeals will NEE
In the Chamber u the Fint Branch Of Council, d
the city building on the following days, at oclocl
A. ", to receive petitions for the correction Of us
easements on real estate and personal property. NJ
petition IRON any other ward will bG considered OK
cept on tho days stated, and all petitions and
grievances must DO IN writing and aled With ID,
Clerk Of the Board. Assessment books may be seer
At the olieo Of the City Clerk.
First Ward-Novembsr Il and 70.
Second Ward-Eovember II and Is.
Third WaFd-November 10, II and IS.
Fourth Ward-Novembsr 81 aud p,
Fifth Ward-NOyember % and "a.
Sixth Ward-NovOmber IS and %.
Seventh Ward-November 2s and 20,
Eighth Ward-November 80, December l.
BY order Of tho Board,
B. A. GALLIoAN, Clerk.
WHEELING, November 10, 1881. noll
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Public Speakcrs anl Singers

VIII find this Syrup OF nGStimRbG value dose
shOul d be taken before spc0klngOr singing.
AphonIa, or the Loss Of Voice, Is usually cured by
q few. doses We have known cGses where single
dose has been eiIICtllnl.
3, Jacob, N. D., st. John, N. H., writes:
u had OCCASION to use your Syrup In CaSe oil
Apllnnin which would not yield TO regular treat
mGnt II proved to be all TINT you claimed for H.
having acted with expedition and entire NtIsiac'
ton"
DD-Do not be deceived by remedies bearing Il
similar name; no other preparation Is substitute
for this under my rlrnIlMHnnrns. nnl.1HiM
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CARBUNKLEs, Felons, Dolls, Sores OF long
standing, such rs Ulcers, Assesses etc., posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of q knife or
poultice, by using Mrs. Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing salYe. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
Sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, ChilblainS,
ETC., II has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. pAW
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PARENTS often force child to swallow 0
vermfugC, thinking It the best
remedy. Denig's Worm Syrup Is far superior
to any vermiluge. No unpleasant Odor
readily taken, and always does good, %
cents for fOur.ounCe hottie.
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I TOME PROOF

-, and Liver Diseases aud RheumetlTm-
hilNi,I ly.-"NOthing seemed 70 help me;
s.,yIiS mi sy. oGt Of bed. pr; Smith cured me-"
Wheeling, W, Va,
100, p,Iypus Of Nose, Impaired yoiee,-Sui'
tAiIlii" patent medicine failed 70 help me-
~ H. .g All, completely cured me- cu,nnucv
oIspeldel & Co., Wheeling, W, Va,
,.-,.,r,l, and liberated stomach Treatment
U'IHl 1il'I IN give me relief, DR., Smith cured
b {'4iA THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
H.,-ad them ioE d s9TE'esh g IsHrSGT si'h
cur igja running Sores on HeadI"hy sou was
sFmf" Gurlgcn year. Nothing seemed 70
hsP AA' p'' MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, w, Va,
iIrfcl for yean with cancer Had II
ANY ,rr,. lines II returned after each opera
t91 W SUM-" MRS. II, N. CIRCUIT.
rnas, F.,rla OF AnuS-Flat OF my back for Is
TX Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me with
cai Inl!c, in Ave weeks THOMAS CoLyIN.
v,le.,le CrDecr, Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.
rr,,silpn, Of Rurtum, PrOlApsus ana Files
,S,!, giytn up 10 die and pronOunCeu lncuAble'
Dr. smith 'D''' Wy WASHINGTON pELANY,
Martins Ferry
,uo add wntes:-"Dr. Smiths professional
go IN ms family have been most satisfactory
XIII. III commend him to all N gentleman and
w." vI, laSiafrt Kolb ays;-"i had been suffering
W. yra N and treated by many physicians for
Il.,.It pr smith said had atape'woTm and
gF,lE bonr, removed monster 100 feet long"
Hts.s,,l' Cnniplalnts-ThTpO ycan IN hosp tah for
L,,i', glyc ME peculiar advantages IN such cases,
"PToE, cured Of CatarTh, diseases Of heart liver
,,in,1 Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous anectionh
E la T,rsEncs.cs Of men and youth, scroiulA and
sgimt testify to my success,
Ei,, clfri without The kni!e. .
htenlsa distance may be treated BY letter and
ntsiarliOn guaranteed. A chart LOT seli eSamina ma
ti ng,,nIt.t"1 nj olIco free. Onico hours from A.
.'@'SpV, daily, Sunday rum tO6P.M, Call
~ NJ ", ADDE'S, j. \, SMITH, N. d..
V ,Dls No 81 Twelfth st., Wheeling. W. Va.
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MEDICAL,
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
w q, TWELTTH sTREET.

~ ef q P4{ sa aaa.n sHsS' d.. ssi ' e;
uG1a! v', ,,llI services prove that ] have dean
ny pj,ivstlI bIlFly with those who have consulted
hJaaTg! , XIII tt,. PATIENTS name without permits
e. 5u have many hnld ISaS Sg Ss SssD from
tho N''ii+,",tiniblr AthOOugh medical education,
nom, var, hospital experience and familiarity
VII! lAE3 !s.,itr agents close observance Of tenn
snra recnlartiGs and strict S' y p
hayyp and in,nky give the patient my opinion,
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jacob Loeckmnn, ga Clinton street, Tugalo,
N. Y, says he has been Using Thomas EcleC.
trio Oil for rheumatism. lila had such "a
lame back that he could do nothing; but one
bottle entirely cured him.
Sold by Langhlin bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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GEN. j i T. EARfY q q "a Commissioner
Application for rates to clubs should only DO made
TO the OaicU 0ilhe Company IN New Orleans.
Write for circulars or send orders 10
H. A. DAuPHIN,
90 ,,,,,,,,,, New Orleans, In,
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1tisa remarkable fact that Thomas Eclec.
trio Oil isas good for internal as external Use.
For diseases OF the lungs and throat, and for
rliueniatisn, neuralgia, CriCk In the back,
wounds, and Sores 1t Is the best known
remedy, and much trouble Is saved by having
II always OH hand.
For sale by Laughlin bros. 4 Co., Whole.
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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TO Persons About 10 Marry.

ITO persons about to marry" Douglass
Ierrold's advice was don't" wcsupplenent
by saying, without laying in supply Of
Spring Blossom, which cures albuminarla
and other kidney and bladder complaints.
Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
For salo by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Whole
sale Druggists Wheeling, W. Va.
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GIre geteLIigetter.
AN uXsATISPIEDMAS.

The Experiences OF u Noted RatlOnAIist.
An Interesting Conversation With Rev.
o. u, rockingham.
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THE doctors said my wife had consump.
ion. Tried 'Ilndscy's Blood seatcher,' and
The Inns better health than ever" 3. II.
Hubbard, Hampden, Ohio.
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SALE OR RENT

~ FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Offer for sale tho fine threeBtOFy brick building
situate on tho West Sideof Market street, few door
below Second Ward Market House, formerly oCGu.
pied BY HachmRn 4 DuRt, as wholesale produce
store, The building Is AnlEhed above tho FIAT floor
with eleven rooms and Is occupied as Il boarding
house, and the fSt floor Is lRrgCand elegant store
room with cellar, and the room, both for capacity
and location Is the best for the produce business In
the city. Also for rent from LIST Of April next. H.
l. SIIRlVER, 1911 Main street. jy30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-19
PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN;

Desirable Centre Wheeling property. for
sale, an elegant large dwelling, lot GOxl20.
4 double twosLory brick building pays
sos per year, $4,000.
FOR sALE-Firstclass business, well 10.
Gated, will exchange for city property, q, 100.
1925, $3.50, $3.50, $l,1OO, 81 400 for cheap
homes. Now Is the time for these.
0oOOO acres Of West Virginia coal and
timber land
G. A. sC1TAEFER & CO.,
nol5 Real Estate and Notarial Business.
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DUBL1C SALE OF STOCK.

The Board Of Directors Of the West Virginia FIX
pOslt on and State Fair Association having legally
required the delinquent subscribers for stock o.
Sald Association q, pay up. their shares IN full
SnmO Of said subscribers and stockholders, by ordei
Of the Board Of Directors Of Eald Association, made
on the THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1881, the
shares Of such delinquent subscribers and stock
holders will, before the Court House door Of Ohio
county, on tho THIRD DAY OF DECEMBER, 1881
at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, be offered for sale at public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash.
BY order Of the Board.
NOR GEO, HOOK Sfcrplnry
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n GOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
" N1sHRp, with or without board, q parties
wish: Cor Main and Twentieth Gtreetl ]. W
tkh6kL. lal2
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Dr. RooERs' Worm rupinstantly dCstro
Worms.
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! WAS cured Of kidney disease palpltation
Of the heart, brought OH by deranged state Of
liver, by using Il. K Thompsons Barosma,
ADDlE II. DowLER, Franklin, Pa,
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Consumption. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WERE FEILowS' COMPOUND SYRUP useless In all
other Diseases the benefit which 1t undoubtedly
yields In Consumption and other diseases Of the Res.
pirRtOFy Organs would VndcatG It's claim to the ut
tGnlOn OF every medical practitioner. From the
statistics Of England aud America II Is lir Gstl.
mate that OnG.tcnth Of tho entire deaths Is caused
by Consumption alone. II The Syrup Is used pCrse-
vGrlngly II subduCs the tendency to Consumption,
and In many confirmed eases, as In that Of the In
Ventor, II hlS effected cure.
Indigestion and habltual COstlyCnCM almost
clGs Of tho stomach aud bowels In such cases, Fell
lows Compound Syrup Of lIypOphOsphltcs has
proved Itself Of the greatest service The eyaCua.
lions soon become cOplous and healthy.
In tho irt dNge, and will give great relief and pro-
long life In the second aud third, II will cure
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, LARYEGlTIs, aud COUGIs. II
will euro all diseases originating from want Of Mus.
CullF Action and Nervous Force,
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T0SEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
u MOUEDsYILLE


1900 Apple Trees. two three four aud ave years
1900 Pouch, one IRON bud) year.
5000 PumS, one and two years.
5000 Ounces, two and three yearS,
5000 Cherries, one and two yean.
$1,000 EyergreenS, mostly Juniper, from one 10 1--WE
feet, The above are thrifty and In good condition
for manipulating. VIII sell as low as tho lowest
Correspondence solicited, Address, SAMUEL MIL
l,ER, Moundsyille. Nursery Is one mile west Of
Moulldsvillc depot de7.nEwh
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TOR SALE,

IS shares Of stock In LABEL MILL "a shares Of
stock In Jefferson Mill; 80 shares OF stock In
Street Railway; good lots on Penn street; %
feet Of ground corner EOH and Twenty.tifth
street, with small dwelling In Sixth ward.
nol2 !. IRWIN, Agent.
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BAKERS Pain panacea cures pain in maj
and beast.
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"WHAr every one says mnst be true" that
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal foI
coughs and colds. Try It Price 25C.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN WITH SMALL
wv capital 70 take AGENCY for Donald McRay'a
ersAt Indian Medicine, Good chance 20 make
McKAY, 81 lamea Hotll nnl1
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
Il LARS will buy a valuable piece Of show pro.
PeTty,. 1.-THE Egyptian Mystery or London Ethes
cope" suitable for Holiday exhibitions, The
so on the road or exhibit In hall. Apply 10 T.
a. EDWARDS, st. James Hotel. nol7
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE OLD TYPE-l,OOO LBS.
~ old type. suitable for Babbett Metal, Enquire
Rt lETELLIGENc8R office. n6l3
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
4 STRANGE STORY.

Some ninety years ago there tlourished
in Glasgow q club Of young men, which,
from the extreme protligacy Of its mem
bers and the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of their or
gies, was commonly called the He'll Club
Besides theirnightly or weekly meetings,
they held one grand annual saturnalia
in which each tried to excel the other
in drunkenness and blasphemy and
on these occasions there was no star
amongst them whose lurid light was
brighter than that of Mr. Archibald b.
who, endowed with brilliant talents,
and handsome person, had held out
great promise in his boyhood, and raised
homes which had been completely frus-
trated by his subsequent reckless dissi-
pations.
One morning after returning from his
usual festival, Mr.. Archibald B., having
retired to bed, dreamed the following
dream:
He fancied that he himself was
mounted on favorite black horse that
he always rode, and that he was proceed.
inc toward his own house-then county
seat empowered by trees and situated
upon q hill, now entirely built over, and
forming part of the clty-when q
stranger, whom the darkness of the night
prevented his discerning, suddenly seiz-
ed his horses rein, saying, "You must
90 with me-"
"And who are you ~ exclaimed the
young man, with volley of oaths,
whilst he struggled to free himself.
'That you will see by-and-by," re.
turned the other, in Il tone that excited
unaccountable terror in the youth /; who,
plunging his spurs in his horse, attempt
ed to fly, but in vain. However fast the
animal flew the stranger was still beside
him, till at length, in his desperate at,
tempt to escape, the rider was thrown
but instead of being dashed to the earth
as he expected, he found himself falling
-faling-falling still, as if sinking into
the bowels of the earth.
At length period being put to thi'
mysterious descent, he found breath te
inquire of his companion, who was still
beside him, whittier they were going
"Where am I! Where are you taking
me ~ he exclaimed.
''To hell" replied the stran ger ant
Immediately interminable echoes repeat
ed the fearful sound, ''To hell to hell
to hell ~
Atlength light appeared, which sooi
increased to u blaze but instead CT tn
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
BURDETTE ON POLITICIANS.

II feel, said the fat passenger, as the
train crossed the Ohio line, that ! am
in the land of statesmen. There is o
smell Of postotfice in the air, and the
low sweet sound Of q consulate il heard
in the dewy distance. see the shad-
owy forms of marshals yet to be, and
out of the dreamy gates Of Impossible.
| see the sad procession of Never to be
supreme judges. 1t is dear aud ta-
vored land, this grand old step-mother
of presidents
"We all love our country said the
sad passenger, "and we fight and swear
and work and lie and sweat and curse
and shout for the privilege Of adminis-
tering her finances. Oh, America,
America, what would q country be with
out officesW
"Itwonld be like cat without voice.,
the man on the wOod-box said.
Cor o cigar without q MATCH the
cross passenger said.
COR room without bed said En-
dymion, the sleepy passenger.
''Or bar without whisky" said the
the tall thin passenger, whereupon sev.
eral voices Immediately asked what that
was.
CATER all, the Jester said, ''politi.
clans are no worse than they used to be,
but there are more ofthem. And therein
is all the evil. Grasshoppers are nc
more voracious one season than another
but the years that they multiply theil
census by countless millions they art
able to do indefinitely more mischiel
than when there are barely enough O
them to furnish tish-bat for the indus
trious citizens of the republic. And al
the mischief in the country ISM dOne b,
the politicians There are lawyers VIII,
would honor the bar by getting them
selves kicked out of it. There are edi
tors who disgrace journalism. Their
are ministers who protane their pulpits
There are several people outside of poll
tics who need little killing Their
is--n
And seeing that his audience had gon
to sleep, the Jester prepared to folloN
their example.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
SARCASM.

Yesterday Gilhooly visited fashiona-
BILE tonsorial arena on Galveston avenue
for the purpose of getting shaved. The
razor was dull and the barber had been
at the Sons of Zion Temperance meeting
the previous night, Theresult was that
several chips were sliced off Gilhooly's
upper lip. and there was an ugly cnt
made on his'chin
"Can you give me glass OF water "
said Gilhooly.
Certainly, sir. Do you feel faint"
said the barber, as he handed the patient
shaving mug full of ice-water.
"No, no. replied Gilhooly; Il just
want to find out if my mouth leaks.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
MRS. l.. VIRGINIA FRENCH.

4 dispatch from McMainnyille. Tenn,
announces the death of the authoress,
Mrs. L. Virginia French, which occurred
at IL o'clock on Wednesday evening, at
her home of 'ENestledown," near that
town. Mrs. French belonged to q class
of American writer's who are to-day but
little known, and yet who were held at
one time in high esteem. Her fathers
name was Smith. She was born on the
eastern shore of Virginia, being descend
ed from leading families in that State
and of Pennsylvania. Her maternal
grandfather, Captain Thomas Parker,
whose country seat was her birthplace
was officer of the Revolutionary army.
Her literary talent were first shown
during her school days, which were
passed at Washington, Pa. In 1s46,
after her graduation, some uncongenial
changes in her home caused her and her
sister to venture into the world together
and they began at Memphis the conduct
of a school that afterward proved
successful. Miss Smith then contributed,
over the sobrquet of L'1nconnue,"
numerous articles to Southern news
papers and periodicals which gained for
her marked distinction. In 1852 she
engaged with others in the publication
of the "Southern Ladies' Book" at New
Orleans. She was married in the next
year to Mr.. John II. French, wealthy
and estimabe Tennesseeau, whose first
meeting with her was of a romantic char
acter.
Their home at 'Nestledown" was
remarkable for its Classic qnietude, its
simple beauty and it's picturesque sur
roundncs. Her life there has been de-
scribed as "retired, studious and happy"
A collection of her poems, entitled
"Wind Whispers" was published in 1856.
She wrote later,i metre Legends of the
South" and tragedy in five acts, EMIT
led 'Iztalixo, the Lady of Tala," the
scene of which is laid in Mexico before
its conquest by Cortez. She was for a
time editress Of the Crusader, published
| at Atlanta, and her miscellaneous works,
among which are contributions tc
| contemporaneous periodicals., both North
and South, were quite yoluminous. The
last novel she wrote was entitled
clearinghouse" and was written especi
for the Weekly Free Press, ii appeared
last year.
| When certain man had been mad,
| J..a.soo ,.f Ala Daooo h. hn,,,cbt Ia; W; 4,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
THE THORN.

1t was morning in the garden,
Life stirred among the trees,
Where low love whispers answered
To the wooing of the breeze.
And the birds were singing mathis
Not voice was out OF tune,
And the dew lay on the roses
That crowned the month of June.
And away there in the distance
Shone vision of the sea,
And l plucked rose for Molly
As she crossed the lawn to me.
O the glory of the sunshine Z
o the murmur of the hives
As we stood there once, together
In the morning of orr lives.
And the subtle, sanity fragrance
Possessed me inawares,
That floats about maiden
Just risen from Her prayers
And the parrot bowed his top.hnot
Toher finger from The perch,
AS she softly hummed the hymn tune,
We had sung last night at church.
Then half ashamed, nuttered
Here's rose for you, but see,
Deepin my clumsy finger,
The thorn remains with me !"
Straight from her housewife dainty,
She brought aneedle bright
And sought the cruel mischief ont,
With skillful finger light
0 Molly, still see you,
As you there beside me stood,
In girlish, simple beauty,
God knows that you were good,
And / hear you softly saying.
Do hurt you does It smart y
And / could not make an answer
For the beating of my heart. .
The silent hills stood watching us
That sunlit, summer morn,
When from my aching finger,
You drew away the thorn.
All little witch, you haunted mo
Thro' many a lonesome day.
When | wandered from our garden
With pilgrim feet away,
And by and by, in evil hour,
Iaskcd you once again,
To pluck thorn from out my heart,
And ease my bosom pain,
And You would not, or you could not,
But you turned with tears away
And the dream OF manhood faded
For ever and for aye.
The time of flowers is over
The rain falls cold and chill
The mist comes creeping sadly
Ger every sunlit hill.
Yet can suffer for your sake,
Since better may not be.
If you may keep the rose, dear
The thorn may bide with me,
Temple b
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

Somebody told Gen. Hancock the other
day that Garfield had lost forty pounds
in weight since his Inauguration. "That
is the first thing l have heard" quickly
responded the General, (which causes
me to regret that was defeated"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
BEAUTIFUL DREAMS.

Ella Wheeler, in poem, says: II
have dreams. sometimes dream Of life
in the full meaning of that splendid
word. | ofttimcs dream Of love as
radiant and brilliant as STAR and 50
forth. These are beautiful dreams, Ella,
and show that your digestion is not inn
paired. IF you want to have real eye
bulging and blood-curdling dreams,
Ella--dreams that will make Your llair
hanging OH the back Of q chair stand on
end-dreams in which the central figure
has seven heads with sixteen horns, and
five red and ten green eyes, and teeth
like fiery dragon's--eat q dozen fried
oysters, some deviled crabs, and ctgo
pickles before going to bed. Then yon
can write poem on dreams that VIII
read like an improved edition of Dante'a
! Inferno. --Norristown Herald. ssa
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

Maid of Yonkers, ere we buss, tell me-
will you make fuss New York News.
Man of Gotham, ere you risk your lie,
tell me, will you inform your wife -
! Yonkers Gazette.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

ISOR SALE-One pair secondhand Fair
Il banks Platform Scales. II You want q
bargain apply to +. d. THOMAS.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

When certain man had been made
Justice of the Peace, he bought his wife
new hat. She, proud of her fnery,
and full of her husbands new honors,
entered the church just as the congrega-
ton rose to their feet. She, thinking
this was done out of respect to her, said
graciously, ''Sit down, good people.
have not forgotten was once poor"
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21
FOR SALE.

SALE-One fine boiler, capacity about
l. lG horse power. Also one good mule. APP
ply MT this Office or to NJ. j. WILLIAMS Ba-
ton ROnge.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

NAM. GARIG, Forwarding ard Commission
w Merchant. dealer II plantation supplies
aud general steamboat, purchasing ana oolec'
ton agent, Front street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

JOSHUA ZEAL, Family GGOCer, dealer in
y nncv proceries. canned iruitband every arti.
cl, needed In fine household, colner Third and
nurpl streets.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-04-21

NICHOLAS WAX, Wholesale and retail gro;
Ger. dealer in plantation supplies, fancy and
staple groceries, wines, Liquors.. crockery' cut
lerv. cigars and tobacco, st. LOFTS street