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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

Sc venden So cuerdas de terreno propic
para cultiyo, de, monte, vega siembra y
una casa de MADEIRA, sftuada en- el barrio
de Cupey media legua del pueblo de Fio-
piedras.
Para informes dirigIrse & Dor jose Gas.
trillon. San Jose mum. As en- esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
No PERDER Ia OCASNN

Con un rs por 100 de rsF'sja 70 vends ls
lmpreuts del que Euscribej Sc hAIa On muJ
buenas condolences, contando con prensaa
de msno, una Mccanica, capaE para IN Pc
ri6dicO al tasnaio del "Boleun. "--FELlOIA-
No FUERTES "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
LECHE CONDENSADA.

Alimento puro, enteraments inocen.
to.
Para uso ordinsrio, en- los sdultos y
niios.
De venta en- Ia Farmacia de Danbon
56.-Fortaleza.. SO. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

La Diputsci6n Provincial ha acords-
do no admitir ls rsnuncia presentsda
por el Sr. d. Jesus NJ Texidor, diputs-
do por Gusysms.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
FL DOCTOR ENRIQUE PM.

de regreso de los Estados- -Unidos de America,
tiene e gusto de anunciar { sus numerosoi
amigos al pub leo en- general que de nnsvo
he reanudado sus interumpidos trabajos pro.
fesionales en- el pueblo de Aguadilla
Lunes Jueves consultar& gratis los po-
bres de 10 maiiana y de 4 & Is tarde.
b. 70. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
A v n o.

No habiendose recibido el periodieo de mo-
das de Paris titulado Paris Oharmsnt" pom.
60 en- conociniento de los suscritores hsberse
hecho Ia oportuna reclaim ci6n
Puerto Rico Noviembre de 1881.
El Agents
PABLo CALvFT. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
Dalmsu Y Can't
COMISIONISTiS.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO.--42.

Acabamos de recibir una partlda de vino
tinto superior BARRIS que detallamos On me-
dias pipas cuarterolas.
WHO'S generosos do To- acredita casa DAL.
MAU, de Sites lOatalufial GAIA de IL botellas
surtidas On Moscatel, Macabeo, Garnacha Y
superior Malvasia.
CHAMPAGNE marca "Lous Lambert
Refine, cajas de II botellas a4l2
ACEITE reinado superior del campo dc
Tarragona en- cajas dc LIZ botellas
VINAGRE de iva en- cajas, garrafones y
botellas
VINO de piia elaborado on Agnadllla.
ATENCION. .--Grandioso magnitlco sur.
lido de Almanaques A de pared para 1874.
en- la que Sc diStlnguen los con Bar6metr0
TeFan6metr0 ) loa para ''cocina" con re-
ceta para idem.
Por docenas se haee IN buen descuehto.
CONSTANTE sur lido de papcl espafol
l' 2.', s., 4' y 81 rayado J blanco cor
barbas
IDEM comercial cuadricnla para euentsa
corrientes.
sOBRES blaneos y de eolores todos To-
maAos.
vENTAS AL P0R MAYOR T MENOR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
La Ciudad CondaI,

Por los vapores "Ciudad CondsP
de Barcelona y Cyclop de Hambur-
go, ha recibido dicho nuevo estable
cimiento los siguientes generos
CALZADO de todas classes.
POLAINAS de cabritilla para Sc
fioras, a 20 reales.
CAMISAS mallorquinas.
CUERDAS romanas.
MEDIAS y CAMISETAS eD gran
caDtidad.
MARROQUIE5 Ros l. Sals.
LIGA5 y cinturones de todas
cl ases.
SOMBREROS desde ) reales
uno.
ESPEJOS de todas clases.
BOTONADURAS de hueso.
SINFONIAS y otros juguetes.
ARTICULOS &c fantasia.
ESCRIBANIAS muy elegsntes
JUEGOS de Lavabo.
CAJITAS chinescas.
JUEGOS de tocador y paladeo.
PEINETAS prendsdores y bro
ches.
Complete surtido en- prenderfssde
orc.
Esta vez offecemos precios muy
llmitados, porque aguardamos uns
nueva remesa.
ARTURO RAYMAT i co.
NOTA: Detallamos ell acreditad,
calzado para hombres del fabricantt
VIDAL, de Barcelona. b "a q.
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AViS0 Importance.

En- ell slmacen de los Sres. SaiDg Ce.
IRA y Comp. San Francisco "a, se ha
recibido por vapor Espafiol Castillo y
precedente de Barcelona, cslzado su-
perior para hombres, de una de lss me-
jores Fabricas de Palma de Mallorcs,
embasado en- oajas dc docenas. 6ar-
lido de nnmeros como sigue
a pares botines beccerrillo satinado
cana dc oabritilIa suelas sncillas y do
bles.
Nuns. -37-38-3 -39-4O- Al -A3-44.
Pares.-2-2-8-6-8-6-6-2-2.,
18 psres bot nss buffalo suela doble.
Nuns.-37-38- -3o -40-41-45.
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Manual de cCcinerO.

Repostero, coL6tero J botillero, con
81 manual para trinOhar y servir toda
clAse de viandas.
Imprenta del BoLETfN rs cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
Para las Alcaldias.

Tslonarios para prestaciones y demas
documentos que deben llevar las Alcal-
has con arreglo al Reglamento.
En- 10 imprents del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

siempre precursorss de profund&s per-
turbacionea atmoef6ricas.
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Pares. 4 A 4 -4-1-1

FAI6B.- Fl - IL
Al mismo tempo participant Esus
numerosos parroqnisnos, haber recibido
por los 1ltimos vspores sspaiioles !" Ca
diE !" Buenaventura un extsnso y
vsriado surtido de las mejores FAbricas
del EstraDIero, las que ofrecen reslisar
al por mayor q precios muy limitados.
8. Juan Pto- Rico, Noviembre de 1881.
1-8
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CALDERoN. - Hemos sido invitsdos
por medic de atents esquela & una fun
ci6n dramatioa que tendrA lugsr msna-
ns domingo en- la sociedsd de recreo
cuyo tltulo sirvs de epigrafe estas H.
meas.
s. pondran en- escena el drama de
Eguiiaz La Cruz dcl usotrimonio = Ia pie.
"a en- M acto tituladA Ropa blanca.
Damos mil grsciss por Ia invitacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

PANicIDIo.-Parsce que aver Ia auto.
ridad giro una minuciosa vista { las
panaderiss de ests ciudad que dio por
alg1n comiso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

CoMrASIA.-Segdn hemos visto en-
I'm peroiico de Ia Hsbans, es muy
probable que dentro de POGO teng.mos
squi una troupe drsm6tlca que el S del
corriente estaba "a concluyendo sus ta-
ress en- IN testro de aquells ciudad.
No faltara quien desee que se realice
la noticis cuanto antes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

MUr sIEN.-PAsaron aver Ia cGrcel
tres individuos NAL eLtretenidos al pa
recer, pues dos de ellos estabsn requisi.
toriados por Ia autoridad competente y
ell restsnte reune anteoedentss que de-.
jan bsstante que desear.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13

ID. del 30.-EI alfsrex dc la Guards
Civil comanaante de Ia Inca de San
Francisco do Psula d. Joaquin Eacass-
ne yQuiles, con fuerzs de su mando, di6
muerts antss de ayer al bandldo Emata-
rio Rodriguez DIVA, prcfugo do ia car
Gel de Santa Maria del Rosario. Ri oita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-13
ISLA DE CUBA.

Las principaIes noticias que han
traido los colegss de la Autiila hernia
ma son las siguientes
Del "Boletin " de- Cienfnaoos.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10

TIE many friends Of Mrs. Charles W,
Russell, formerly OF this city, now q resi-
d.nt Of Georgetown, D, O., will be panied
to learn oil serious and possibly fatal
injury, received by her on Monday last
While getting of the street cars in Wash
ington she was struck in the head by the
pole Of q passing express wagon, and her
skull fractured las 1t Is ieared) and al
though at last accounts her injuries were
not as serious as at first reported, yet they
arc Of serious character, and 1t is posi-
BILE she may not survive them,
Mrs. Russell Ia the widow Of the late
Charles W. Russell, Of this city, and the
eldest daughter OF Henry Moore, ESQ.,
formerly a prominent citizen here, but
ior some years past resident Of
Baltimore. She has wide circle Of
friends and acquaintance here, to whom
she is greatly endorsed by her many
sterling qualities. No lady in our midst
was greater favorite in society in her
palmy days than Mrs, Russell. Her home
was the attractive centre OF hospitable
aud cultivated lie, and no one could have
taken greater pleasure in making all her
visitors happy and at ease under her roof
than did this excellent lady. She has ex'
perienced an unusual store OF the viCissi.
tudes Of fortune, but under all CirCum'
stances has she so borne herself as to re.
tain the highest esteem and sympathy Of
all who ever knew her.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
STATE L LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
Report Of the PFIntlnE CommIttee-A1Is.
CelIanCOuA HuaIneAS.

Report Of the PFIntInE Committee Mis-
CellaneOuA BnAIneaS.
The Senate met al pa. NJ. yesterday.
The Auditor submitted his report Of The
progress Of the case Of the Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railroad against the State, which
was ordered filed.
Mr.. Faulkner from the special Commit.
lee on Printing, appointed 10 investigate
into the charges for printing, reported thai
the committee deemed the session too iar
advanced TO commence an investigation
that would accomplish anything, and
recommended that the matter be referred
TO the adjourned session.
House Bill No, 26l, the appropriation
bill, was taken up and put upon lie second
reading. During the afternoon session The
bill was yatiously amended, the most i'm.
pottant being the cutting down Of the ap.
ptopriation lor Normal Schools from So.
900 10 $4,000.
The remainder Of the session was spent
In discussing the motion Of Mr.. Newman
10 cut dewr the appropriation OF $50, 600
for the new capital building 10 $25, 900,
The yea and nay vote resulted In tie but
Mr.. Newman changed his vote 10 the
negative for the purposes Of feCohsiderinS
the question and the Senate took recess
until 1880 r. ~.
Several bills were read a second time
and passed 10 their engroSsment and third
reading
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Mr.. Speaker: must confess that when
l saw the total number 1909, was as
tonished. l knew that a great number Of
sheep were annually killed in the State Of
West Virginia by dogs, but l was not pre-.
pared for this great number.
The lowest value put Upon these sheep
Is three dollars per head, making the total
loss 1857 to the State annually, more
than all the dogs In the State are worth,
and no man values good dog more
than l.
MIR. Floyd, Of Logan-I would like 10
ask the gentleman how many did YOU
name as being killed In Logan county,
Mr.. Lowry-Beiore answer that Ques.
ton will soy 10 the gentleman from Lo.
gan, that his county 10 one which is ex.
empt from the provisions Of this bill, and
would not only like 10 see him, but
every other gentleman here, who has ex.
empted his county, have the moral cour.
age to take their counties out OF the ex.
emption clause, aud bravely face the
music let the consequences be what they
may. will now answer the gentleman
by saying that in Logan county, Si2
sheep were killed by dogs In the year
1870.
Mr.. Floyd-1 do not believe the state.
ment correct.
Mr.. Lowry-1 can only say that II is a
certified statement from the Superinten.
dent Of Census and as this matter was
diligently attended 10 by the census takers,
| would sooner believe the returns made
by them under oath that the mere belief
Of the gentleman from Logan.
Mr.. Speaker ain about done, l hope
this bill will pass. Gentlemen here say
that do not represent my constituents
when l vote for II. answer by saying
that the people Of my county sent nehere
torepresent then, and think this law will
greatly benefit not only my county but
every county In the State. / will vote for
II let the future consequences arising from
that vote be what they will.
The discussion was cut short by Mr.
Wells, Of Tyler, demanding the previous
question. The bill then passed BY vote
Of 90 ayes 10 3 noes.
House Bills Nos. ITO and 166 were pass.
ed. The former IL O bill 10 alter the botn.
Diary OF Sutton independent school district
In The county Of Bfaxton, and the latter
being short and Of
soNR LOCAL iNrEREr,
we give II entire:
House Bill No. lO5: IA bill making an
appropriation to John Berger and Others"
Be Il enacted BY Ire Legislature Of Hea VIZ.
GINA:
1. That the sum Of SIS SO is hereby ap.
pfopiiated out Of any money In the treas.
uty not otherwise appropriated, 10 repay
10 William W. Miller, William A, sChwert.
ieger, John Berger, Charles B. Reed and
Byron Baguley, the amount paid by them
In satisfaction Of q judgement obtained
against them by Benjamin Z. Wallace, Tor
damages occasioned by the firing Of
Calling gun by said Miller, SchWeftieger,
Berger, Reed and Baguley, while acting aS
volunteer militia Of this State under orders
Of their superior officers.
2. The Auditor ID hereby directed to
draw his warrant on the Treasurer in favor
Of the said Miller sChweftieget, Berger,
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In view OF the proposition now pending
in the West Virginia Legislature to raise
taxation and also to further increase the
indebtedness OF the State, does not the fol.
lowing passage in Governor JaCkson's in.
augural Of the 4th inst. sound like huge
joker Hesald:
desire to keep the administration OF the
finances oil the State In Democratic hands,
because we have given evidence Of our
ability to administer them fairly and hon.
estly, take proper care oil the fund for
building the school houses, make an hon.
Ost use OF any lands or funds which may
come from the general Government for
the purposes oil education, and 30 admin.
lister all the affairs OF the State
that It's continued prosperity shall
make the same favorable contrast, which
the census gives US for the ten years end.
Ing with 1880 as compared with the ten
years ending with 1870.
We fell disposed to ask whether the
Governor really understood what he was
talking about when he penned the above
paragraph What does he mean by tax.
iDS "proper care OF the fund for Juilding
The school housesi" Where is that fund J
Who ever heard OF such q State fund.-
School houses are supposed to be built out
OF local leyies made for the purpose. For
instance, in this city we have always had
two separate school levles, one for build.
ing purposes and one for school purposes.
We have never heard that the Stats
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VIZ are indebted to the Census office at
Washington for circular showing the
per capita OF debt Of the cities and towns
OF the country OF 1900 inhabitants and
upwards. By this circular, which gives
the figures as they stood last summer
Wheeling with 3 population of Sl,266 has
a per apita OF debt Gt only $500, which
is one OF the smallest per capitas in the
country. Our whole debt is placed at
S5O6 500, which is not exactly correct, The
CITY statement OF January lst shows thai
our net bonded and floating debt at thai
date was 1904, 1ll40. The census bulletin
divides our debt into three parts, leaving
respectively seven and half, six and
three per cent interest, viz, $256,5OO at a
per cent, sl26,OOO at six per cent, and
$l24,OOO compromise debit at three per
cent.
The cities and towns Of Ohio Of sI6W
inhabitants and upwards show per
capita Of debt Of 5000, OF Virginia per
capita OF sos O., and OF Pennsylvania
$63 20.
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WHERE for twenty years a person had
no movement OF the bowels without medi'
cine or mechanical means,a months use Of
TUFTS Pills completely restored the bowels
TO natural regularity. They are composed
Of innocent herbs and are incapable oil
hurting the most delicate constitution, YET
sure to cleanse the bowels and blood otall
i'm yifiou
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DIED.

sumption, JOSEPH W. THoSPsoS, aged u years.
Funeral from the residence OIL bis mother, 1854 JET
fersOu Gtreet Gravel Hin, Bsllalre, on ThurSdny al
10 O'Clock. Interment at Greenwood, Friends o.
The family are invited.
PAXToN-On Tuetday, March 8, 1881, WILLIAM
PAXTON, In the S7th year Il his age.
Funeral from bis late reSdOnte, No. 1917 Chaplint
street, on Thunday afternoon al o'clock. Inter
ment al Greenwood Cemetery.
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MOUAE Do nELEnAfEa.

convict Labor Bill Kiiied-Nnnieron
BIiia Passed, Among Them the IBOE
Bill.
Yesterday was notable session Of the
House Of Delegates, several Of the meas.
ufes which have attracted the most atten.
ton and provoked the most discussion, be.
ing finally disposed OIL Mr.. Wayt, Of
Marshall county, made the opening pray.
SEVERAL NEW BILLS
were on motion for leave introduced,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-10
ORDER Of PUBL1oATION- STATE

4 kDEK UF UBLlUAIlUN-SIA
" OF WEST VIRGINIA.
At rules held In the Clerks Office Of The Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, on the hrst Monday 10 March,
1881.
Katherine friedrich and Theodorel
friedrich, plaintiffs,
against
Katherine Gerhardt, In her own
Tilht, and a. administrator Of r..... L..
John GerhArdi, deceased, Eliza. az T SnJ ~
bath KlIgNS, Charles Klagos, ~ MI SUuF'
John GerhiTdt, Charlotte VI VH'V C"unV'
ChriItsen, LORENZO ChrStesen,
Mary Gelser, Delerick GeiSteTi
Charles GeFhardt and 4u1an
GerhArdt, defendants.
Tho object Of this suit 10 u partition house aud
lot situate In the city Of Wheeling, known 40 LOT No.
8, In square No. 49, between plAInllHs and defend.
ants according 10 their respective rights and II 40.
pearIng by AtdASit ll D, that defendant john Ger.
hafd Il non resident OF the etate Of West VlfRluls
therefore Oh motion Of PLANTING counsel II Is ordeF
ed that Had John GefhGrdt do appear here, at next
rules 10 DO held In said Office, on the FIRST MON
DAY Ia APRIL next, and do what 10 necessary 10
protect bic said interest Id said suit and II d further
ordered that this order Of publication be published 10
the wheeling IntelliSenger once 0 week for four
succesIiVe weeks, and posted 10 required by law,
SAMUEL b. Mcc0LLOCH, CLERK.
DovRNER 4 Franz,
BOlitlton for FlalntihS. tnhiOTh
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.... CLERE'B OyTiCE, ..'..
BOARD or CovNtslIoNERs OF ONO COUNTY,
WHEELING, ". VA. March 10. lRRI.

po,,nov rov vLEsSnvSn nS 6u,o corvrv
BOARD .. Sos Own ~ VI W Onto 70 COUNTY
lib WHEELING, W. NA' March 10, 1881.
Sealed proposals VIII DO fec, lived al this ONCE until
Thursday, ast Inst. al i2 o'clock NJ. for the work
ordered BY the Board OIL County Commissioners, al
thSIf se.slo1 on The ~ .lnlt 4, follow, viii
On 6nt division, q. U. r. road, so cubic yArdI
masonry coo cubic yards excavation, 500 cubic yGrdl
ElaeadamElng
On second division, 9, Q. ?. road, 1000 cubic
| yards excavation, COO cubic yards matchmaking.
On Middle wheeling Greek, lower end, 400 cubic
yards mAcadanlElDg. .
On river, 4lenn'1 Run and Short Creek, 30 cubic
| yards masonry, 5000 cubic yalda excavation.
On afSt division W. W. L. i b. pike, loo cubic
yards masonry, 1850 cubic yards rip.rap.
| sOnfy, 400 cubic yards macAdamIiipg
On Chapel Run 10 Spflngef'B 100 cubic yards ma.
sonfy, 1000 cubic yards excavation, 800 cubic yAfdi
maeidAmElts
On Dixon Run 10 Ridge road, 100 cubic yards ms
sonry, 5000 cubic yatd1 excavation Kelly Barns and
Dement, Cemetery, 200 cubic yatds excavation,
On McGhW's Run, 60 cubic yards masonry, 1900
cubic yards excavation.
On Middle Wheeling Creek rod, upper end, 100
cubic yards masonry 100 cubic yatds exeAVAtoni 200
cubic yards matadAmlElng,
River from 9lena Run 10 Brooke county line, 800
cubic yAtds excavation.
Rice and WeidemanS 2, 800 Cubic yards exeAVA.
lion.
Roney'S Point 10 B. &. 4 B roa1, 100 cubic yards
nastnty, 200 cubic yatda excavation,
Mtetirs Houle Hill, 800 cubic yards matchmaking,
south Fork Short Greek, 800 cubic yAfd1 e1tAVG.
tion.
" 3, 9. road, Goo cubic yards maeadAmiSlnEi
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SH1PP1NG TAGs.-WE ALWAYs
~ haze on hand full lire d DBNVESON 3 6BIP.
PING TAGS which ~ are prepared 70 pfint Al l9VeI
Il tSd n Fe1IttSn3h
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF
ISLAND PROPERTY

By virtue Of deed Of trust made by Thop.r
Adams aud wife Y the undersigned trustee, dIai
once Of the Clerk Vi the County Coult Of OIL
county, West Virginia, In deed Of trut BIOL Ia II
page 500, will sell at public auction al Inc I'M
door Of the Court House Oi Chile county, West W.
RlniA, on VI"
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SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1851,

VT" 7V17I
Alto o'clock q, m, the following deTCrIbei mi
OSate Viz; the west twenty. t?6 feet Of Ot nun,
Der one hundred and eighty llSOl iu Orion A, llIl
improvements thereon. The piGmISeS are kuoTn N
No, 50, Ohio street,
Title believed 10 be perfect, but will CONVEX Onl,
such title as 10 vested In me BY laid deId Of nut
Terms Of sale, cash.
mh8Th WIN. LYNCH, Trustee
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


tDaily except SundAy-NOSafk Accommodation.
tsteubcnVllle Accommodation. train during
The day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellare, stopping when required 81
sherman House, EtnATillel West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill.
IUrIehSville Accommodation.
VCanAl Dover Accommodation.
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was then taken up, and tedious discus
sion followed.

Mr.. speaker:-Beiore the vote Is taken
upon this bill l have some very interest.
Ing statistics upon the subject, which were
furnished me by the Superintendent oil the
Census, General Walker. wrote him
asking him to give me the number Of
killed sheep by dogs In the State Of West
Virginia for the year 1879, and here 10
what he sent me:
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEMTs.

WANTED-FIFTEEE GIRLS FOR
w general houSes ork, Apply st lS2 WatIE g.
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SEAIED PROPOSALS.

DovRNEa 4 FRANZ,
HnIItIihfa far ElAiniiHi.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-10-01
DEATH OF JOHN ]. HOLLIDAY.
From the Paris No. Murcury...

From the PnY1D No. MufCuFY.I
Hon. John J. dHclliday died ae his res.
idsc in St. kouis. at half pasi z O'Clock
last Sunday morning. aged 62 ,years.
month and &c days. He was eorn fn,
Pike county. M6. when duite v0un1
he came to this Oouutvi Wan lii i}sther.
the late Major 1osenh Holiday In
18i6 he inoyeast6 81. Louis and since
that time he hisi led an active hfe. mi.
mo several ;mrort.nh oeicss nj .honor
and trnst .,wsvs with zasI ah,iitv snH