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lie that Is surety for q stranger, shall smart
for IL, But lie that tflsLeth III Spring Bios.
3 nj for curing liver kl1nJy and complaints
Of a II q tendency, shall never be ~dlSappoiht.
ed. rri,e 90 cents, trial bottles 10 cents
Sold by laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, " hee Ing.
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PILESl

How many uultr torture d,7 after day, making
nie . burden and robhIng existence Of all pleasure,
owing /, the secret sui, ring iwm Fti'a Yet relief
Il ready To the b nd Of aim nl any one who will use
.HyutGmailralIy the Ttm6dy that ha permanently
cured thOulands summons Liver Regulator, Is 10
draaiic Violent purge, hut a goaiIs assistance TO
Da'uFa
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PROPOSALS.
I-n,oI,mrnt VI the Great KanRWha
mVer, West virginia.
HOUSE BUILDING.

..,., ,tret, bali E9RE MD, June %, 1851.
.,SoOo. AS for hmBishlDgth the materials and build.
,,nsoi more lock houses, oil frame or brick,
Ny /, / aud VI rIlhsf . them w Oe rScsiVsd
III. ! ; Engineer OtltG At ChaIle'iT9' S y
. .ISssi IuWsINtely Thereafter.
il,p Inn, ,pCc6raiionS and any desired inioI.
n.I' .,n Ia btd upon application 70 Capt L. IL,
S'sss, Corp, Of Engineers at that othce
M'p' WIN. =. GRAZ HILL,
LL.rOl. OF EuRITl.
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H, p, Mccarthy, druggist, Ottawa, Ont,
states that he was afflicted with chronic bron.
chils for some years, and was completely
cured by the use OF Thomas Electric Oil.
Sold by Laughlln Bros, Il Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling,
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Eor Failing, premalursGray Hair Use

London Hair Restorer, insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer, Restores the color.
London Hair Rtstorer, Exquisite dressing.
London Hair Restorer, The only clearly and
London Hair ReStorer, electual Hair Re.
London Hair Restorer, storer In The market.
A toilet luxury entirely free from all OBJ
noxiouS or unpleasant Od0r,
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Free from coughs and colds, good appetite,
refreshing sleep. use "Dr. swayne D Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry the best remedy for
week lungs, bronchial and asthmetic Affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at Is cents
aud 81 o bottle. MwHGw.
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Certificate.

II have used Burdock Blood Bitters with
great benefit for indigestion and constipation
OF the bowels. &c. l.. EASToN,
"Hamilton. Ont"
Price 81 90; trial size 10 cents :
Bold by Laughlin bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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HsPoRTATI
BAITIMoRE toHIo RAnR04D CO.

t4@EsT
IN and RttaF az y, isTl, PErsnglT inIT vii
Lul o lnloHI-WherlIna Vino.
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Is found In Burdock hood BiltetS. As al
antidnLs for sick headache, female weakness,
billousn,S ~, indigestion, constipation, and
other disease Of a kindred nature. these Bit.
lens are invaluable Price 81 %. trial size 10
cent.
Bold BY tAugllin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF TWO'AND
n thiee 'prlhg pheitOna. Also Two second handed
ep iptihs EbglnB iOr sale. J W. FERHEL, Cor.
" nlhd T~WetlIpth street,. leI9
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0EGLED PROPOSALS.



Bo,lp or COVMISlONEB w Quo COUNTY,
WnEELlSV, ". VA, June ? 1881.
S,A Dr. 90, |, EIll bs rec iVsd At this ONCE until
WI SATURDAY, VIII DAY OF july, 1881, for
I~IIolOTiba county work 10 be done during the
ITAent season., VIZ. At mouth Of Short creek 200
abb JItd, d drt.c'aI masonry, laid In mortar, lO0
bs %i1srialBg 2i leet 10 length, driven to hard bot.
hn md cut Oh tEO feet below low water level In
In Ohio hVer. 500 feet Cnppin9 aud plAnklng 10 be
JIsNO On mm the piles, upS snd plAbklGg TO be Of
foi, iOuLd white OAK, 70 feet lintal Of wrought iron
ihdg' JupSntrlCiur, IL ct vide IN clear, live IO,d
WlI Ter sqlATa loot, factor Of SAieiy 8; 800 cubic
vi i,Ietta,on, nc uJIng that for foundation.
RhtsltG, West Liberty and Bethany turnpike.
IRF ioll gate, $50 cutie yards masonry Of second
de- li' In IN .tAi. 800 cubic yards excavation, In
tstlfg foundation.
ia liver, GlenL'I Kun ard Short Crett Road on
Othb'I liun, 1J cubic yAId1 'AudAtOnO pallpg, and
~ cubic TArls limestone mi r'lemlllrB
Biti must h atC0tnpan I'd by reference satisfactory
bihsB Bard, RIht reserved 10 TjeCt any or oil bids.
Endans nropo'Hl', "Ph p1sAlS for ciunty work to be
ktJaly II, 1851"
Ft luttheT Information apply Al this ONCE.
By order ~ the ROlFd,
JAS. D. QUARRiER, Clerk.
VIC. smith, County kngiletr. ju2
WFllihuR pAp.fa COPY
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Forty years trial lu proved "BLAcK.
DRAueHT" the best liver medicine In
The world.
For sale by Lcgln 4 Co.
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RAD BREATH

fO'hlng 10 20 unpleasant, nothing 40 COinmon -
bad breath, and In nearly every cRss 1t cures from
the stomach, and can IN ~ GaAily corrected u you
will take -immNhG Liver Regulator: DO net neglect
also improve your aPPetitt, complexion and general
hAaith
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EORsALE.TWO DESIRABLE BUILD.
4 W. lois on NOTtN Front street, Island. JOS.
en- Ial
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MgolCAl.
YOU KNOW

The best e!idenOs Of . phyIOian'D success Is The
Tor my professional ~SGfVlcea prove that | have dealt
hOiiOIAbly and lAirly With those who have consulted
IN. never ns0 u PATIENTS name without permission,
hOngh. nave many hundred certificates lrCm thUSe
Eh0lI h4yO CuIrd aiiEI thOy hEi beer pronounced
ncuIpblE A thorough nieilAl education, with
GpARy years Hospital experience aud familiarity with
therapeutic ASentP, Cl0's observance Of Temperament.
al pocul'&r'ilos ADD sifiCt attention TO hyglGnlc man.
gelnent, in'urps success, II euro ID possible, aud !
frankly give The patient bIy OpipIJu.
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%5aaEgoLDgGs' MEETING
.sa771E Of DISSOLUTION.

,,,,,srp heretofore existing under the
va Joo,E i Gro., has been this dnTd'l'
.,,.,l consent, NJ 8 wOOacoot retiring
,,,, .~,r,.rre, vii be carried on al the old
~, 4, pal.s,or, Q, W J. NJ wo'd0o't' "A'
.,,otga to ,ettI, all claims OitA' late Arm
j. N. WOODCoCK.
s wOOCCOCE,
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.[.FeAL NOTICES.
-%zS6I0FRs MEETING.

~,.TTg0LDERs MEETING
.sp.l 4,ags q, BE & ..oi ssiI l.'ps :, con !:
III III A4"''V' jOGS i. MILLER,
~ secretary.
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Recover thtis Vitality by purs log a course Of Hos.
tetief'S Stomach Bitt6rs, tie most IopulAT iD!igoIant
and alternative medicine In uie. General debility,
fever and SEue, dyspepsia, oOuItlpati in, rheumatism,
and other mAlAdIes are completely removed by ~
them.
iyiHvPAW
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E0R SALE
EoR SALE

E0R VALE-DESlRABLE BUILDING
! lOts.
hereby o., ' iot als $50 ieCt Of ground Cd FIJI
nynih street AID 70 is,t on Fourteenth street, 10
Nv utI III bisUi ~ " OF 10 teet, to suit purchaser.
~ Naettt In y tit ' cOnVenlent 10 business and
zoe most d,rfabls to ~ had for residences Tit
.oSny !, leaf the Cent al GlA,a WORKS, between
nopi And NcColItch streets Nnd knUsn a. BhflVoft
"lni,h, 4. a. eHRlYEH,
ms 1911 Main street,
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:IoTICE OF MEETING.

NOTICE OF MEETING
y i,v,,a,y Of lhs .aeoLp @I,Iony o. b snS TA So.riy
Gn.S Ib,litI Of sad company 'h'''hsy nave
p.Elsi tue nv juLY. 1881,
..om,ntn thu time, and the Board Com
u lotSH "n.l ia The Court Hous', ,Whsel,ns,
htrohI Wei WANNA, % the pace lor holding
tll .Ing Of tie ,tCcEhoIdtrs o. SAD COM
q. f, iJi t@a'a' Bo" d., 4 .. i"S sSIsL maze max I Gy; ! 'I Be-
70 IH ,,I ,oc,h derI In general meeting
No. % 10 Fam Maud, his 10th DAY Of June, 1881
UlIth ppl ''' A. 81. ADAMS,
r. Y, JEPsOEj
Gu ~. l.. DWIGHT,
T II. Logan,
v pO'ENBUR0.
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EoR RENT AND FOR /

Two fcomi ID The business part d the ell = 10 a good
lLlI' U 2 Ire brick house Perm sheet. a 90.
.ete iNtn With coal property. With rood Improve
meme fronting on the pike, liz miles from the city,
' Vutti OIL cay teimS 4 hHCk house with 3 rooms,
ynnlphn street, Centre Wheeling. eB-Rxeufhon
.s.lIo a. P'fi' Of Europe and return on dFst class
EAnihlP lite, c A. slHAEFbR a co, Optra
hOaA COTn.r, Ia
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J0hn f|l0uShmanB TAX,
Don't be whining about not having q
fair chance. Throw q sensible man out oil
q window, and he'll light or his feet and
ask the nearest way to work. The more
you have to begin with the less you will
have in the end. Money you earn your.
self is much brighter and sweOtsr than
any you get out Of dead mems bags. A
sGant breakfast 10 the morning OF life
whets the appetite for q feast later In the
day. He who has tasted sour apple will
have more relish Tor q sweet one. Your
present want will make future prosperity
all the sweeter. Eighteen pence has set
up many o peddler In businesS, aud he has
kept his carriage, As for the place you
are CastiH, don't find fault with that; you
need not be a horse because you we're born
in q stable. II q bull tossed q man OF
mettla sky.high, he would drop down into
y god place. A hard working young
man with his wits about him, will make
money while others do nothing but lose 1t.
Who loves bis work and knows Il bparS
May live and 0 .nrlAh hnywhtre.
As to q little trouble, who expects to
fad cherries without stones, or roses with.
out thorns? Who would win must learn
to bear. Idleness lies in bed sick Of The
%mulligrubS, where industry finds health
aud wealth. The dog In the kennel barks
at iliesj the hunting dog does not even
know that they are there. L1ziness waits
TIL the river ID dry, aud never gets to msr.
ket. "rry" swimS II and MI kes all the
trade. "Oan't.do II" wouIdn't eat the
bread cut for him, but "Fry" made meat
out oil mushrooms.
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VALUABLE



Sn'L lot '1le ny Homestead, situate on the corno
Ol MOOil and hlFtJ.SeVtnih streets,
the b hdtrTEhei.
mail JANE, WOOD.
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B,& y, Palace, Drawing ROGm Ara aiaOpihE CSIA
On all night tFalRL
sOlthVost, North and Northwest making thlh 3 de1I,
HAblo route for ~eoloniAll aud persons moving u iht
great West, and 70 whom particular attention q slVCl,
WHEELING, PITTS, AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Lave Wh0ainR- r,,.,6 :25 o, nj. l;A0 Q, ~, 6.lO n m.
no ,tnlEa run on thiS DlVilIOu on Sunday.
Tickets TO all principal points on bAlt At DSp0t,
once open Ut all hOuH during tho day.
information " the travelling public GhOoTlully glVeu,
". n. CLEMENTS, M,CtT,
RT DEVRIEs, Gsh'l Agent, Wheeling,
plTTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS RAlLWAY-PAE HANDLE ROWE,
Tine Table for EaS, and West, rOrruci0d % NAY
$50, 1881,
Trains IDlye PAn Handle Depot, Inol a ElbtpoiA
!tTeoL, near Public Landing, daily pIcgpt sunday, a
fllloES;
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hBLAoK.DRAUoHT" makes chilli
anil lever iMboHlh Ne,
For slis BY Logan 4 20.
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RAWLEY SPRINGS,

heIf hAtrbOhburu Va,
1000 iees above ude.ysef. Cspety q large
hBtAtp, With Accommodation III 700 fueetG, Az.
Pointmenta ant cIan aIpRH IuHR isI, III mar
dAJi SIS pr Wetki. $40 TO S50. PEI. month For fnf.
HAffiaonbuTg, Va ma2ipAW
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VTHE GRAY FARM FOR SALE,

Iontal1lns abGit HHcfe, situated In Ohio county,
about three and 4 hail mliti from rCgeStS Paint All
fiiadtlPhla. Price tS,&O-pan cuh, Ipauire al
CHANGERS HERVkY,
VI JAS l. HAWLEY,
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asn'l Manager, OolaRhut e.
gsnI PasI 1nd TiITei Arsnh pni,hnrrh. Pa.

CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, Il
CONDEMNED TINT GARD.
HUlNH EAsI AND WEPt.
On and after Nov. 18th, 1850, ali Tr5inl VIII yHA
dHil' Except Sunday "a follows
8 Through Trains 10 PitttbargAt
2 Through TTAinS 10 Cleveland,
Through Trains 10 ChipArg.
Cleveland, ~ ~"
Aolel and sleeping Can on all Traln1 between ~
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The Condensed Trowsers.

An editor in Chicago had ordered
pair of new trowsers from the tailor. On
trying them on they proved to be two or
three inches too long. 1t being late ON
Saturday night, the tailor's shop was
closed, and the editor took the trowsers
to his wife and asked her to cut them off
and hem them over. The good lady.
whose cucumbers or melons had perhaps
disagreed with her, brusquely refused.
The same result followed an application
to his wife's sister and the eldest dau0h-
ter. But before bedtime the wife relent-
ing, took the pants and cutting off six
inches from the legs, hemmed them
nicely and restored them to the closet,
Half an hour later the daughter, taken
with compunotion for her unfilial con-
duct, took the trowsers, and cutting off
six inches from the legs, hemmed and
replaced them. Finally the sister-in-
law felt the pangs of conscience, and
she, too, performed an additional surgi-
cal operation on the garment When
the editor appeared at the breakfast,
Sunday, the family thought highland
chieftain had arrived, for the trowsers
reached only to the middle Of his thigh.
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Is Germany an Empire?

In the first place, the German term
Reich does not designate an empire
as form of government distinguished
from kingdom, for instance, or a
republic. Strictly taken, it means
"realm," or even commonwealth -
while the technical term for empire is
Kaiserreich. Thus the Roman EN-
plre might be called Reich, as was the
old German Empire, because. for one
reason, the hereditary principle in both
was weak, or did not exist: and in the
present confederation, or Reich, the So
called Imperial dignity, though heredi-
tary in the Royal House of Prussia, is
not hereditary in the House of Hoben-
zollern as such. If the HoherzoIlcrns
should ever cease to be Kings of Prussia
they would cease i11SO ,f0ctO to be EN-
pcrors of Germany. But the Napoleonic
Empire in France was always called in
German the KeiscrreIrh," because the
Imperial principle, whatever that NAV
be, was visibly Incorporated in the pub
lie law of the State. The same obsarva
tlon held true of the head of the Stntr
IN Germany. The press and the public
IN other countries speak of him COM
monty as the Emperor of Germany,
which is incorrect. There is no such
parsonage. The Federal Constitution
simply declares that the Presidency of
the Confederation is vested in the King
OF Prussia, who shall bear the title of
German Emperor. Our usage of Ian
guage and our habits of political Thought
do not, indeed make any clear differ
ence between the title German Emperor
and the title Emperor of Germany; but
to Teutonic--nay, to Continental
lecticians the distinction is of vast i'm.
portance. The King of Prussia is theu
merely President of the German realm,
and there is nothing Imperial about him
except his title. There is no Imperial
crown no Imperial privy purse no
Imperial civil list; no Imperial suite, or
court or palace. He is simply the King
OF Prussia, lntrusted with certain exec
utive functions in the German federal
system. Prof. Herbert, IN Harpcr's
NaO0zine
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Japan's National Flower

The cherry blossom is the national
flower of Japan, as the rose is of
England, the lily of France, the thistle
of Scotland, and the shamrock of Ire
land. On the Mikado's flags, pages and
carriages, and on the soldiers caps and
uniforms, you will see the open chrys-
anthemum. But the flower of the peo-
pie and the nation is the flower of the
blossoming cherry tree. The Japanese
cultivate all over Japan the sakura tree,
which is valued only for the beauty of it's
blossoms. From IN entire tree you
could not get ripe cherries enough to
make pie; but the blossoms arc massed
together on the boughs like clouds, and
the bloc rs are often as large as rose.
Picnics Japan are called "going to see
the flowers" In June millions of people
go out to sing and sport and laugh and
play under the cherry trees, or to catch
g the snow showers that do not fall from
the skies" Some of the people become
so enchanted with the lovely blossoms
as to even worship the famous old g,
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PlCKENS S. Co. THURSDAY, DECEMBER s. 1881

demonstration. 1t Is not an uncommon
occurrence for the dying, after living
some hours in semi-conscious condi
tion, to start up suddenly, and, with
glowing face, point eagerly to some
object invisible to the bystanders, and,
with animated voice and gesture, state
that they behold the glories of heaven or
the familiar countenance OF some friend
long since dead.
The question naturally arises as to
whether these conditions are merely the
fantasies of O. disordered and fast disor-
ganizing brain, or are the dying actually
permitted momentary view of those
mysteries hitherto unknown.
The traditions and superstitions of
the past have led to popular belief in
the latter theory. Shakespeare expressed
the sentiment of his day when he placed
in the mouth of the dying Queen Kath-
arine these words:
Saw you not even now o blessed troop
Invite me to q banquet those bright faces
Cast thousand beams VI pom mo like the sun?
Science, with its iconoclastic hand.
has swept away these pleasing fancies,
and in their places has constructed a
fabric founded on analogy. In the an
msthesia induced by chloroform a condi-
tlon Is produced closely resembling that
immediately preceding death (caused by
the carbonlc-acid poisoning) in which
visions are constantly presented to the
mind, the character of which depends
upon the natural temperament of the
individual. Thus it often occurs that n
patient, when under the influence of
ohloroforn, has beatitic visions similar to
those Of the dying. 1t is my fortune to
have at present patient who invariably
when under the influence of chloroform
asserts that she sees angels lowering
around her bed. The impression is so
strong that she becomes much annoyed
if the reality of these visions is disputed.
The asphSxia produced by burning char
coal is ofttimcs accompanied by disturbed
fancies similar I'D those preceding death.
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LOST AT SEA.
~ ROSE HARTw1oK THoRPE.

stood where the starIit heavens
Spread away over sea and glen,
Like the hands Of loving angels
Ieaching down to the hearts Of men.
And the sea, with O smile, reflected
Ihe infinite lights above;
Inc quvering, resplendent heaven
All smiling with peaceful love.
And the waves DER the white sand creeping
Brought ripples Of joyous glee,
AS the lines Of the purple heaven
Bent over to kiss the sea.
"0h treacherous sea" murmured,
Restore to my arms, pray,
The treasure gave to your keeping .
one golden autumn day."
A ship with it's precious burden
Sailed out from my longing gaze,
Away from the peaceful harbor
In the bright October haze.
And sweet face, looking backward,
With tear and a smile for me
The dearest of all my treasures
1 gave to the treacherous sea.
Lake Michigan, darkly hidden
In thy secret bosom lies
The face that fondly cherished,
The beautiful iovo-lit eyes.
For the ship that loft the harbor
In the calm October haze
Bore its precious freight f"rever
Away from my longing gaze.
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The Cincinnati Commercial pointedly
remarks: "Guiteau finds self-control
impossible in the presence of the Jury
But he was the very embodiment of
GOODNESS, calculation, and silence when
he was carrying around the pistol to kill
the President. He even took the deep
precaution to wrap the pistol up to pro-
tect it from the moisture of the body.
Few assassins have been sane enough to
keep their powder as dry as that"
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HumOr and Happiness,

All pure, sweet laughter is sign Of
happiness, and happy people are much
more apt to be virtuous than the unhap-
Py. Be good and you will be happy is
py and you will be good. In the matter
of thought and character, it has many
times been observed by the most careful
students of the mind that the lack of hu-
NOR involves very serious intellectual
defect, lack of nice discrimination.
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A CONTEMPORARY says that were we to
see the girls of Ashantee we would not
blame the King for killing two hundred
of them to get their blood to mix mortar
with. Thus there seems to be differ
ence of opinion even respecting the
justice of numbering young girls. But
If we knew where "his shanty" was
and crucifying expedition hapr ened to
be going that way, we should be tempted
to ioin il.
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VENNoR predicted, long in advmce
that the middle of November would be
unusually warm and that towards the
latter part of the month there would be
a severe cold spell. He guessed pretty
we'll that time, but the worst of us will
hit it occasionally.
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GurrEAU says he never struck any
body in his life. Twas we'll. But he
should be afforded an opportunity now.
How terrible would he feel were he
penned up in a ring with a prize fighter.
He is an awful coward
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HEssY HEbFMANN, the Nihilist con-
spirator in the Cars murder, who is in
confinement at St. Petersburg. has been
delivered of a daughter. Hessy has
made confession duplicating sixty-two
persons in the murder of the Czar, and
will probably receive a free pardon.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

PHbrp GETz, of Lancaster, Ohio, who
had two bullets shot into his brain by
Herman Peter, lived twenty-four hours
after the tragedy occurred. Both bul.
let's entered the brain to some distance
and were only an inch apart.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

+. Ten years ago the invention of the
Kelley motor was heralded over the land
as one of the wonders of the age, and it
is now one of the wonders of the public
why Its success is 80 long msterializing.
Meantime, Mr.. Keeley is as confident as
ever
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

EMraRANT laboris no longer in demand
IN New York, but emigrants keep COM
ing just the same. It would be q good
idea for the South to put in her best
llcks to secure this migrating popula-
tion during the winter months. This is
the time of year. She can show off her
climate to advantage.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has "made up his
mind" that oil officials now in Office
shall serve their time unless they fail to
perform their duties properly. That is
AS kindly recognition of General Gar
fields administration as any ono could
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1881-12-08

DELEGATE CANNON does not hold u
certificate of election from the Secretary
Of the State of Utah. What he does
hold is a certified copy of the election
returns. His prospect of representing
Utah is growing beautifully less, and
the Mormons may just as we'll commence
getting mad now.