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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27
Wheat, Corn. Oats. PORK. Lard,
g.! q B y 4 A

BALTIMORE, October 26.-Flour. outlet and steady.
Wheat, western inactive and steady. No. q win.
ter, red spot and October q 4lySai AZ; Noyem.
Der q 4Dal 4blS; December q 661 ai 60I1; Janii.
AIRY q 6JlTai o.. Corn, western firm; mixed, snOt
and October BS1SaBs1 Ne; November 90i SRQ0sSC be.
cember ~ Sa721SC. Oats more active and steady.
Rye dun At 81 06ai TO- Hay dull and lower prime 10
choice Pennsylvania SIS 0oap4O0. Pf0vlsons ouiet;
mess pork siS Is; bulk meats, shoulders and clear
rib sides packed, 50 0Qai02j bacon shoulder $1,000;
clear rib sides 81 60 hams 00aib co. Lard SO co.
Butter firm for choice western grass l6a2jc EgEs
firm; fresh 2ia26C. Petroleum dull and easy;
refined nominal at 7kc, Coffee nomlhNliy
moro steady; Rio CarEOes 8jjfa1lc, Sugar steady,
Whisky quiet at 81 lSal lSH Frelghts nominal.
CHICAGO, October2O.-T1iS Drottra' Jour,ia, reports
Hogs Receipts 2, 900 head; shipments $500 head,
Market weak and o. shade lower; mixed packing
50 7Sa6 ~ choice heavy % 4Oa1 co. cullS and
Cattle Recelpts 4, 900 head; thlpmentsi 100 head,
Market fairly active and generally fiffi efborts
80 60a7 e0 good 70 choice shlppihR y p0a6 O6 com.
mon 10 fair 81 00a1O0 tcheT' weak common 10 Iaif
cows and mixed 81 00a2 -. good 10 choice cows
and helien q fia4 90, AloCkGFS very plentiful And
slow sale at 81 70a9 6Q feeders aud stockorS Icafre
and firm at 50 G0a4 0O taS Texans 81 O0as gG hRli
breedS and native rangers % O0aI 90. lNSY
Sheep Receipts 900 headl silipmerts 400 head.
Good defnandt common 10 medium 20 GOAL 10 rood
tOCl1OigH 81 H0ub 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

2 TX J y Aeoola. Mail. 4 E1pIeaii.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

iIsKLtEns Liver Pills have been The stand.
ard remedy for malaria, liver complaint, cos
tlveheas. ETC., for fifty, years AT III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

TuMoRs, erysipelas, inercurial diseases, scrot.
ula and general debility cured BY ''Dr. Lind.
sey's Blood Searchef.h ~! 'I- 'U' lgl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

T,RrSTEEs SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
nv virtue Of deed Of trust made by FranI WCr'
ra3t Hn 4, kle WeFWerka, his wife, 10 me ~ HuS'
~, daIcd February 9TH, 1879, and recorded In tho
thpOi the Clerk Of the county Court 81 ONO
cSany West Virginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. II,
nrr 'Iii. lwl sell ut the front door oil The Court
Eon,e Of ai county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 96rH, 1881,
conmcncIugat 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following de-
,rlsd property, that Is to Ely: LOT number ono
N sluirr number fOrty.iOur In tho Eighth ward OF
hc ey OfWhcCRg, Ohio county, West Virginia,
agrthir with all and singular the buildings, im'
poyrmrnl and appurtenancCs situate on Or be-
bnging to all,l lot.
ooy bS iltlc vested In me BY said deed Of trust
TINS OT SALE.-OnC.thlld and 30 much more Of
hepurchasc money w. the purchaser may elect,
IN In hand tic balance IN equal instAllmcnA al
n and twelve months; notes bearing intGrcsl, bo
Eitn and secured by deed q tTuS! on The property
WM. LINClI, Trustee,
w. ". COwDES, Solicitor
". H. lIALLEl AIcLlOneer 0C2l
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There Is an increase In the number Of tho receipts
over last week Of nearly 700 head, and therJ II I'm
Improvement In their quality, there being o much
smaller number Of grnEs and other rough hOn
than There were then; Prices arc scarcely as high III
offerings hSthere are now much fewer SalCs At nnr
highest figures than Inst week. PrlOes-7 11qlq1jr,
and few eXLrn u pNp. ----. I -------I
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-As,,Y..,l@MlgMl.

The Oldest, best, most thorough, and complete
ptacilcAI butinea collesg 10 the United States
Il tAy lime. fot ciiohlifS fs !, d, akfifi, A.
Na PfinNPAi FltNouighl IN leiNWtaN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

PHtLADRtPHtL, October qa-Fiour dull. MlhnsotA
extra clear o. 1 do Sttaight a 90 ohio imiiy, R0Ui
Iba7 SGdo choice s. Oh winter patents, 8 bdaS BOZ
quiet nt % 6OaBl2X Wheat l0WCF Ma l'fci d.
tOber q 4Ial 49, November d N Ita1 4SIS December
4s{{Sal 49lS January q 81. al 62H. Corn steady
but dull slll mixed la12; steamer f0c No. d TOc;
December 12lIaTGC; january AIfA7Sc, OGla dulel,
bit steady; No. ] white SIC; No. 3 do 5iit
No. 8, 5O6GOIc.. Provisions firm and unchaflFed,
Butler llnn choice gtades wanted: good 70 rldlCe
uiiOt OthefS UNCHANGED ~ w
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Ell coInERCIAI..


New YORK Honey ana ltoekai
NV YoEE, October Az eslg.-tse RI stnt
closing q - pel cent kdpe mereantile pepel
itsady Il 81 dcnSndsl Si55ll,
eovERNN1sGa-Quis and y per cent lower 10
extended s. and coupon 4
Us g extended looE SIP &sS, CITY antL SlosE
rs coupons. 2, Land Gr1ntAlMg,
g coupon! Z. =. sonaa
Central Pacific, Isl. us Tex Pc, RIG, Div, %
Iehlsa 4 wIiiif;cissi..-.'-.,,,iG;5
RAlLRoAD BoSps-FOiFly active, but irregular.
STATE Moderately active.
L9ulsia9s cORsOla-Ss yIEgInEs s.;:y,;;i.~,y.-a
Missouri 6S..,,,, lilo Virginia conSull ex,
81. Joseph, .,,,,,.,-,,..-lQs tn mat coupons --N
T Tsaasss g new. 6sTsS G'''d I"
yak per cent lower and subsequently further ieil
on YAK per cent AT the inst board dealing IS
sumed hEIner tone and prices continued 70 Rd'
vance steadily throughout the afternoon, the gen.
figures Of the day. The improvement irom the
lowest point Of the morning mnged from u 70 per
cent In the hnAl sales some few AhRfes reacted q
fraction, The buOyancy Of tho market was due u
the free purchase Of trunk line stocks based on the
belief that the rallpad war was about ended,
Tle COmmtrciGl BGl6iia says: The fact that mtes
have been and are to be advanced Il properly con-
strued Us converting an important business hereto
fore done Ut loss Into source Of net revenue for
the roads This seemed 70 be the secret Of the heavy
buying to-day, although the rumQn about who Is 70
DO Secretary OF the Treasury may have had some In
tlnence on tho buyen Of Vanderbilt Btocks-appaF-
emily Vanderbilt houses
The holders Of the third mortgage bonds Of the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati nllroad RppOlntedA commit
tee 10 look after their Interests under the foreclosure
proceedings ...I. ...rH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

Sunday, gIpEe9 leaves Wheeling at y;S2 a. ", ar.
hYeS WelhbuS G26 A, ~, SteubenYille Gb5 a, w.,
making clole connection for western poiniG
fnltlA leaving Columbus Of AGO ?. u. and e.SS A.
~ run daily. Through Chicago Express leaves
Columbus daily, except Sunday, At Coz p, ", With
sleeping car attached, arriving Ia Chicago 1t no
next morning; BOEthl can Be secured In advance Rt
Union Depot Ticket OtiCe, Columbus
Pullmans Palace Drawing, Room Sleeping Cars
thfqpRh without change from etepbenYiliQ Hast To
IAhadSlPhla and New York, West 70 Columbus,
'eil.CinnatL Loui4yille Ihdianapoli and ST. Louis.
accommodations and any iuFthOF Information, ap.
ply % JOS. N. hRLLRVlLLR, Ticket Agent, II Pan
handle Depot, foot q Eleventh street, or 1t City
tA1H u .ElEtt .ID p, w, QALDHELL,
GENT Manager Pittsburgh, pa,
& A. FORD,
~ CENT pa2 and Ticket Agent PittSburgh, Pa.
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GOING EAST AND WEST.
ON and AFTER November 1880 all trains will run
daily, except Sunday, a follows: n
although Trains 70 PittsbuHh,
2ThrDuRh Trains 70 Cleveland.
2Through Trains 10 Chicago,
land. ''''- N'''N,
lance and Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

ATfvRlS This b6II
Arrivals lust 62C
Arrivals one year Acknowledgement. G,SCS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

qsc5ss q e 5es S oa ~ s So 81 = P &c
@aaly s9'S IN undersigned Commissioners viii, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27
MEDICAL.
DIR, ]. E. SMITH,
MONIE RROOE7

Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumatiSm-
gtfpWd Terribly. -"EQthlng seemed TO help. me-
zEpT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, w, Va,
CatArh. poIypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice. sui.
kfri iOr ypan; patent medicine failed 10 help mo,
h, stntiL rnn blntptV rtI red me, ..#. e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, wheeling. w. Va,
rNmtons Of RCctum, Prolapsls and Piles
Was given mp 70 die and pronounced incurAble,
1r. Smith cured me without knife.
WASHINGTON DELANY,
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CHICAGO October G--Flouralilct and unchanged,
Wheat unsettled and generally higher; M. .
Chicago spring 81 GgI cash; 81 AN October;
81 3l9S November 81 8GHal 3Gk December; 81 BSH
January; No. do 81 %. Corn active, firm and
higher al exc cash; G2|a6g1C October; 621lc No.
vembCrj GiISc December; 6iJtc January 6DI C May;
rejected 4ic. Oats quiet at cash, October aid
November; 44ISc December SIC May. Rye 1illet
and unchanged. harley stcadyGt 81 b. Fork lin.
settled but generally higher at 10 50 cash and No.
vember; 80 tOal6 81 December; sl7 S0ai7 SIX Jan.
uary. Lard steady Of 81 " cash and November;
81 62lfgHil 6S December 81 SOai1 FIX January,
bulk meats active, firm and higher: 'HliOnlLlGrs
" ~ short rib 81 Whisky steady at 81 10!
frelghtS-COnt Buffalo ,faDc. Call-Wheat &C.
tive, nrtn and higher at 81 lN November. 81 S7i2a
Sf9E December; g SSN january, Corn active.
Arm and higher at 621SA691ic October; CSC NOycIi.
Der: 6i1(a6I1Sc December; 6gIEaT0c May. Oats
moderately active and higher nj n tA441fc NOvemI
Der; iij{C December: Is1fC May. Fork moderately
active and hlghe at SO ai6 Is November; Gid Is
bid December 81 SbJantiaiy lard flrni and I'm.
changed Receipts-Flonr 1900 barrels Wheat
*, 1000 bushels Corn $4,000 buShels Oats 6l,OOO
bushels. Rye s40O btshelS harley O., 900 bushels
shlpments-Flour Al6,OOO barrels Wheat 1900
bushels
The following shows the fluctuations In the Chi.
cago grain and produce market yesterday, "a 70.
ported by John N. Hoon 4 Co., brokers. No. ll6o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-27

NEW YORK, October 8.-C0tton quiet at llsEa
llNti futures steady. Flour dull and weak ",
cepts ,QOO barrels exports 6O0 barrels; Aperlne
State md western Si7Ol6 10; common 10 good
extra s. 6On0 90 good to choice 50 70ag 70; white
wheat extra 81 5Oag 81 extra Ohio IS 76aS %; 81,
Louis 8 76a9 %; Minnesota patent process s. 0Oa
%. Wheat unsettled and ieVeFlSh receipts 1880
bushels; exports 1850 bushels: ungmded spring
81 l0lt OF; No, do 81 33; No. lido 81 ~; No. 9 Chi
CIgO " II; ungradcd red 81 27kal ok; No, Ado
81 ~ No. y do 81 Y; No. 2dO 81 NA1 60JI; steamer
do 81 i?1SS ungnded white 81 8ga1 46II; No. DO
salcs II 600 bushels at 81 4Sal 4GI; No 2rcd OClO
ber, sales 5000 bushels, At o. 4bii 4g closing at
q IO1l, closing at 81 90; December, Ales 6a9O00
blShels ut 81 69ISRl 6s1s, closing at 81 SO; Janu
airy, sales l0S,OO0 bushels at 81 6iIal g. closing
Of 81 DO. Corn NalHo higher, closing strong; ~
Celpts 10000 buShelS; exports 2iSSOO bushels
nlgraded 6Sa72c; No. o. 70a701ic; steamer
7OISa7g4ci No. q 7Olsa7lsIct No. . willie SlISa1SC
low mixed Tic; No, October 70aTl9Ec, closing al
79Isc December ~ e, closing az January
Iia7ie closing y VI 5ic Oats higher aud i9iry
4sc white. western 5OlN3lGc. Hay IL good demand
and very firm ut 66a76c. Hops quiet but steady;
yeaTlingH l2aSlc; eastern and western g22a27c New
York State 22aS0c. Coffee trlner md fairly actlyei
Rio CarHOes quoted At GNnlA, Sugar quiet and
steady fair TO good relnlRg Is quoted az 81
MOlASses quiet but steady; old crop New OreanS8Ul
gOc; new do S0cIGsl TO- Islce demand fair but mar.
crude 7aSc refined re TGllow quiet and weak al
SaSLIc, Resin firm at " 65R2 CO. Iurpentine higher
steady at 2iITa2jc. Pork quiet and unchanged,
Beef dull aud weak. Cut meats dull aud unchanged,
Lard strong; prime steam Il quoted ut 81 So but.
ter1ulet aud firm at l6aS7c, Cheese quiet and utl.
changed, 1.t"i 'H'.,'1I. ~
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SWTTHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA penn.
- AL-ADEMN AND NNMNAsIlLM IAN NNI Nc MIN

&WITHlN G. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA penn. J
AND BOYS.
Bayard IAyior said; take great pleasure recommend
Ing the Academy Mr.. G.
have had an opportunity for several past
the IN which this Academy Conducted
the deportmno the pupils who attend satisfied
lecrual and moral development Of the latter"
$50 quarter and boarding. school
ing books No extra charges except music Special
attention TO u boys Special aud provision for little
boys Individual and class instruction OI both advanced
backward young combining the private
tutoring and scnool drill English Commercial cien
tihc aud Classical English
correspondence taught rapdity and
thoroug Twelve Instructors all and all graduates
French aud German spoken in language classes Bookkeep
Potter & Iamnons bookkeeping and pcnman sIp Weekly
lectures with the finest and fullest experiment
and illustration Fine building with hfy-ve rooms heated
in all stories and lighted with hot and cold gym.
nasium excellent table, ample grounds.
New illustrated circular contains Of buildings
Hon Fernando Wood Governor John l.. Routt. John oey
Judge George NJ. Van Hocseu President Hill the
Rev DR.. A. T. Peabody, tho Rev j. A. Chids d. d.. Rev
j. T. Taylor Gray, fhadephia; Rev d. W. C. Byesby Rev
h. ~ Robbins Rev W. A. patcn Rev. s. a. elmer Media;
nd Others School twelve from Thlty.nrsr and
regularly school only few minutes from Media station.
Media has seven churches temperance cnarter-
strictly enforced prohibiting the sale OF all Intoxicating
drinks The health record Of Media has few parallels
students admitted ut any time.
No examination requisite
For iul particulars address SWi1HIN C. SUORTII D9E
A. NJ. Qinrvari University GRADUATED Media, Penn,
Or call ut Grand Central Hotel, New York,
WEDNESDAY, August II,
from ii 4. M to $3.50 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

RUTGERS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New Brnns-
tember Ia. d. r. hILEY Rec tor
CT. GEORGES HALL, Resterstown, Md For
- boys $40 year. Unsurpassed. J. e. KINEAR
A. NJ, Principal
STEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.
THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE STEVENS
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,
Riverst, between 9th and Gth.sts, Hobokcn N j.
OPENS SEPT. Ii.
INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN THE ANCIENT AND
MODERN LANGUAGES IN FREE.uAND AND ME-
CHANICAL DRAWING.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. $50 PER ANNUM
SENIOR DEPARTMENT. $3.50 PER ANNuM
These terms include all the studies.
catalogues apply to the Librarian Seveus Institute
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IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. Y
Parents wishing 70 place tAeir sons where they be
thoroughly prepared college
cuiar with tull particulars kcopcns september IL
a. AkMAGNAf, A. NJ. D..u.,..,
A
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Address THE TRIBUNE,
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lDARENTS about to travel, and others de-
siring to have their children enjoy ad.
Nnnagcs, may place tho in charge of
enced Newi ondHn lady girls from 10 Is An
row, Room AZ ~ 1000
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Eau Schools.
Danrins Araocmies.

A LIEN DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOp
"A DANCING No. 6sl Fifthave
Classes closed for the season again
To- During vacation private lessons may be had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14
Gedchers.

A LADY who has been very successful
teacher OF the French language in college best
schools wishes an enlargement for next
Institution satisfactory references and
City. - - 80
A LII THE BUSINESS of q first-class Teach
IA ers Buroau Ia transacted at tho UNION TEACHERS
AGENCY. For circulars apply 70 A LOWELL
d CO.. managers. ~ Bond.sI. New. York.
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MICHIGAN LAKE SCHOOL.
EW-YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASuINGTON.ON-H n. Z.

,.,a =, REOPENS SErrEM Der J. 1881
si rdie' horoigInt ectuaI rin1 clssics
equally Studies
~ th o ionicnt ht)its of MT obedience ant II
'yso 'rs ;utvlts discipline
anu spanish SPOKEN Halcins D)NnG dancing drawing and
III location IN
celcI IT commands the beautiful scenery along tho
ini-hme Danks > the hudson and carnpus
pIonsey shhieL Can he reached by taking sixth Avenue
Elevated Road i' l55thst where carriages always in
waiting Visitation solicited caaOgucs and
address JOHN B HAYS NJ. d.. superintendent.
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obstruction.


For Boys and Young Men-city.
A THOROUGHLY LIVE SCHOOL To co IN
work on Monday September 5.-Packart,s R,1s,ness
College will begin It's years Monday Senenner
under the best possible auspices For particulars ares.
.. ;. PACKARD, 500 Broadway
(tLASS OF MIR. NEWELL Limited nu1n-
~ Der, college preparation. lang uages and Datnra
sciences No. ll5 East 5jth-st N"N"'
GIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. with in :.
teigen advice free to Parents personally; mailed for
st., bthaye - A-""s Aau'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

MI ISIS WARREN, - West 45th-st-Eng-
A'k ish, French AID German Day School Young Ladies'
Departnent reopea9 September &c; Young coatlenen's
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Qcacbers.

go ,ShhhH supplies without charge, colleges schooss
mails "a Win noronghiy competent professors prinr
pns am ramles going abroad oonnfss
promptly suited with superior tutors COMPANIONS ana
Broadway New.York '>-3SAI'D1Ah i,l53
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5iiuailous Wanteo-- nlalcs.

4 tASHlER.-By smart. genteel youth, WI
~ speaks English and Danish, Is good writer and ou
anu correct al hgures Address JULIUS MAYER 10 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

E'UERSTS INSTITUTE, College Point l.. l.,
Will reopen September the 9Th Boys prepared bnsi
ness, toi"gc ana Vest Point military dT discipline.
ROT circulars apply TO DR. III. NJ. EAUsDOER Principal,
College Point l.. 1. - iN'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-09

Nothing hurts II man, nothing hurt.
a party, so terribly as fool friends.
y fool friend is the sewer Of bad news
Of SANDER and all base and unpleasant
things.
4 fool friend always knows every
mean thing that has been said against
you and against the party.
He always knows where your party
is losing, and The other is making large
gains
He always tells YOU of the good lucI;
| your enemy has had.
/ tie implicitly believes every story
against you, and kindly suspects your
defense.
a fool friend is always full ola kind
Of stupid candor.
lie is 50 candid that he always be-
IicveS the statements Of any enemy.
He never suspects anything ON your
side
Nothing plcases him Ike being shock
ed by horrible news concerning some
good man.
He never denies n lie unless it is in
your favor.
II" IL always finding fault with hi.
party, and is continually begging par
don for not belonging to the other
side.
He is frighttuly anxious that all his
candidates should stand well with the
opposition.
lie is forever seeing the faults of his
party and the virtues of the other.
lie generally shows his cundor by
scratching his ticket.
Tie always searches every nook and .
corner OF his conscience to find Il reason
for deserving II friend or principle.
In the moment of victory he is nag
unanimously on your side. In defeat he
consoles yon by repeating prophesies
made after the event.
The fool friend regards your reputa-
ION rs common property, and AS com
non prey for all the virtues, hycnas
md jackals.
He takes sad pleasure in your mis-
ortunes.
He forgets his principles to CRAFTY
our enemies. {
He torgives your maligncr and SIAN 5
crcr with all his heart. $
Tie is so friendly that you cannot q
lex him. +
lie generally talks for you, but al. t
avs bets the other way - Col. Bob v
ngcrsoll e
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-09
Home Jotlrral.l
What is O Name.

Many persons presume 30 think that
there is something Of Importance in a
name; and truly there is, with some
persons, II great deal ia u name. When
We speak Of a name Ieercly as a cogno-
men there is but little in it, but when
We speak Of a name as pertains to char
actcr, or quality, or qualification, or
standing in society, or civil or moral
rcctitudc, We mean something more.
Every man, woman and child aspres to
q name, but alas how few aspire prop
crIy, or 10 proper name, In passing
through the world, If we will but keep
our eyes open, we will sec men eagerly
intent upon gaining name, Some,
however, being deceived by their own
want Of information, think that there is
a great deal in the mere cognomcu Civ
On to them by their parents, or guar
dians, and 50 are satisfied to truloc
through the world to the end Of He, en-
tirrIy aOAIcss, feeding upon the mere
name Of Gcorpo Wo.Lirg,or orr Don;o.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-09

In July, 1879, the Post-otice De.
partmcnt ruled that Commercial pa
pcrs," such as bills, invoices, bills Of la
ding, and many incompletcd legal pa
pers, could be transported in the mails
as third-clasa mail mattcrat one cent Tor
two ounces. This regulation has been
Discontinued and an order issued by the
Unconstitutional directing that all
such matter be charged as frst-class
mail matter.