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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-15

re-enacled by chapter ~ Of the Acts Of
the Legislature Of West Virginia Of 1871, y
was also passed. This Il the bill author
ling the city 70 collect license taxes from
proprietors Of bottling eellars.
Senate Bill No. l05, TO confer eer-
tain additional poWeH on the Poto.
mac q Ohio Railroad Company, was
passed by Q very close vote. Discus
sion was cut of by Mr.. Moffelt, who
demanded the previous question. Alter
lie passage Mr.. Mofett, for the purpose o.
preventing q reconsideration, moved TO
reconsider and then moved 10 lay his mo-
ton on the table. Mr.. Riley demanded
the previous question, which WIS sustain
ed and the main question ordered.
Speaker Wilson, Mr.. GrSntham in the
Chair, took occasion, though grossly out Of
order, TO state his opposition TO the mo-
ton and give his reasons therefor. The
House refused TO table the motion, and
then Mr.. Motett wanted TO Withdraw 1t,
but Speaker Wilson objected, and adyo-
Gated the adoption Of the motion TO recon.
slider. Mr.. Lowry opposed. Mr., Wilson
Ielotned, opposing the bill bitterly, Mr.
Riley asked him how he voted on simi-
lar bill known as the Henry G. Davis bill,
and he admitted that he had voted for
that bill. Mr., Lowry again championed
the bill, as did also Mr.. MofFstt and Mr..
Leonard, while Mr., Poe favored the motion
to reconsider. The vote being taken by
ayes and noes, the motion was defeated.
The House then, on motion OF Mr.. Hnb.
bard, took q recess till half past seven
O'Clock.
NIGHT SESSION OF THR HousE,
At the night session OF the House last
evening, q large amount OF business was
gotten through,
Senate Bill No. 70 was passed. It Is q
bill to repeal county tax on deeds, and is
the brieisst bill yet passed,
Be Il enacted he legislature Of Wed Pir;
ginia;
That section 0 Of chapter lOs OF the Acts
Of 1877, imposing county tax Of one dol.
lar on all deeds admitted to record, be and
the same Is hereby repealed.
The following were also passed;
Senate Bill No, o., bill 10 amend and
re.enact section OF chapter So, entitled
IAN act to provide free schools for the
district OF Elizabeth, in the county 81
Writ, passed February 81, 1871.
Senate Bill No. n, regulating ferries on
the water courses oil West Virginia and
along the Ohio river.
Senate Bill No, i29, authorizing the
city oil Wheeling to build sewers by taxa
tom and No, 1873, the "MaCadimlEine
bill" passed for the benefit Of this city.
Senate Bill No, o., concerning the free
schools OF Elizabeth, Writ county.
Senate Bill No, "a, Q bill for the relief OIL
Joseph Lockhart
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The 6nest selection Of childtens' sboes
In the city will be found al Wilson Bros.
closing out sale,
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GRAND sPARRING AND WREsT.
VI LING EXHIBITION, TO BE GIVEN AT
WeslWood'S Mail, Eluhth Ward.

For two nights only. One hundred dollars 10 b given
from each ward W.
Flnt contest. heavy weight, all c1eesdtus 14
pounds, spar with biackenSd gloves, face hits 70
count fi.It prize, go, a sold brSaitfin aud the
chenpiof1hip o. the city. Second prize $40.
setond contest, light weight, not exceeding isa
pounds. Plies same % above. ''V
Third contest, heavy weight wrestling colar.a and.
elbnw style. Prizes same a above
ltyle. PflEe same u above
tntEance fec o. All contests 10 b0 governed nv
Ed. james rules. Entries 10 e'oss March n, iSsi.
All communications should bs addressed b ihe
Munger CHARLES II FISIIER
wheeling, W. Va, No. 90 sorLy.Hith street,
.Aittr the entries arc mide The data, al The sYht.
billion Will DO named. Persons Wishing 10 etieS an
apply 10 Jesse Ltion Eighth ward and iSaSe h IL
name yeght and enhance zee, and receive the DO.
NHeu lnI0fmAtou. mhtA
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FoR RENT-sToRE ROOM y
y WaahiDgton Hall Building, nov oC,a,, so
z; HrpTu: POislAiGn giV0l lit Aphi, i g,IS hl
MlLLLASs ss Secretary No. IS iVtIhS
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DOR RENT-FRoM APRIL i, ~;
IN That dollablo tEo-Story byict 80, : MS
Fem Itreet, lSlAnd, With hot and eoId 80, y
and waller closet, eight rooms, Va,h.hou,. y. y
room, and good CELLAR rent reasonable. T,,iI \
In good repair, Allo No, 6S Eighteenth ~ ~
and halt stories, eight r0Omt and ItoretS,NN 3
terms apply TO a. n, ADAMS. \
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FoR RENT-THE THREP,ST6SS,
u WARE'HogsE, No, IlO5 Main ,tr-., lURi
PEE q Jacob Snyder. Possession M, ~ "a
a. 1ssl' Apply 10 ALEX. kOGEss, VS,!!A
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EoR RENT-A TWO,STORy p6;S
\ HOUSE, containing ak room, 49,, hhlCl
no; g HamPden street.. POalaaaiop AbriI MT ~ II
70 ARTHU1 LITTLE. @pH' It, An,
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FOR SALE.

DOR sALE-sEvEN. ROOM OWN
y ING on Penn street, near VIIgInt MY
This property 10 high and dry, aud ibe my
Bile location on Wheeling leland. q n sSisss
General Business and Real hlAlO Agent ifsSt
street, -.. -,
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DOR RENT-FRoM APRIL l., :,
II Building No. 1870 Main ltrect; ac - ~. ~
q Nos. 3 and . Fourteenth street, vairS G ~ "
ie eS 1aa ssT n S,9sd 70 suit 'eaAn Enc
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FOR RENT,

DOR RENT-ONE NICE p0o,,~
\ u 'psOP S,I 1S9Ei Ne; la2sS 4,,iri ua,st
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DOR RENT,

will rent the oaiees I now Ostupv ,,.
dOak room 70 settle up my buLneS,I "a, ,.sN'a
from lat January, 1881, Also will WI obs ~ ~
one counter, dOSks, chain, &C. w
GEORGE R TEEglg
dali 6hehh Ohio fS1,.
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Qhe Gttelhqeuter.
0nIce RIOS. ~ ana " RonTteenIh street,



To Whom II May Concern.
Thomas sweeney-Real Estate Agent
and Notary Public.
The Proposed State Fair.
To the Merchants Of Wheeling.
Important Notice to Landowners.
Fancy and Plain Ofackers-O. Behrens.
Funeral Notice.. U. o. F.
ON's Hall-Supper and Festival.
Removed-LuCas' Music Store.
For Sale-Farm.
Funeral Notice.. 0.0.F.
Three Special Bargains This Week.
FOuth Street NJ. 4, ChurCh-Old Probs.
Auction Sale-Geo. A. WiCkham.
Wanted-Girl.
Peerless Clothes Wtingers-Nesbitt 4
Bro.
Executors Sale.
For Rent-H. Forbes.
Photographic Studio-Parsons.
Administrator Notice head Of local.
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FOR RENr-oNE NICE ROOM ~,
Il ABLE for ofleo, second door, NJ ~, SlIl,
ltfeeI tnquiFs Of W. .. HurLHISs, IA " IN
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MARROW shoes iot ladies 81 cost.
WiLsoN BRoB.
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FoR RENT

A frame hosea corner Of North Hu,op ,,,.
land ltfeot !Sland, containing L1 rooms AZ NJ -
With allIhed attic and good Vsh.aoa W n, NJ
tAt8 ARMSTRONG, COEH 4 ..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

The RoAD TO HEALTR.-Cleanse the
stomach. bowels and blood from all
acrid and corrupt acculnulations, and
you remove the cause Of most diseases
and thus preserve good health and
also save large DOCTORS bills. The most
eftectual and reliable remedy for this
purpose is Summons Liver Regulator.
Read what q physician Of twenty years.
practice says.
"Your medicine is steadily gaining
popularity, and Is one OF the indispen-
sables In every family that has given
1t trial. No other remedy within
my knowledge can I'LL its place. have
been practicing medicine for twenty
years and have never been able to put
up vegetable compound that would,
like the Liver Regulator, promptly and
ettectly move the liver to action and at
the same time aid (lnstead Of weaken
tnR) the digestive and assimilatlve
powers Of the system.
~. NJ. HINTON, NJ. D.,
Washington. Ark"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
Fire Engines MAX ing Teo.

AS the iremen belonging to Engine
Company No. 80 were returning from
fire In Warren street last evening,
they saw smoke issuing from the graf
Ing over the sidewalk In front Of 20l
Fulton street, occupied by the Wells
Tea Company. An alarm was sounded
and tho engine had steam up again In
few minutes: Five more engines
came. Al first 1t looked as though 1t
would be very easy matter to extin-
guish the tire, but the smoke was SO
dense that entering the place to direct
tho streams was out of the question.
Poles wera therefore attached to the
noZzles, which were then pushed in
through tho basement windows. It
took two hours Of steady, hard work to
thoroughly extingulsh the fire. The
damage was estimated at from sac, 900 to
$20, 900, and the amount OF tea made by
Tho streams Of water playing for SO
long on tho blazing tea-chests was es-.
timated at a million gallons.
Talon from N. Y. sun, Dec. .. 1880.
Tho stock was a very large one, and
rich Ia variety. 1t included not only
all tho various grades Of Tea from Chi
na and Japan which are woll known,
such as Japan, Uncolored Japan, Bas-
ket Fired Japan, Natural Leaf Japan,
SesPts'A - oo NNott SouPo"oVAS 1dl
Tyson, Young Tyson and Twanky,
but these old-fashioned cold Country"
Teas, suoh as Congou, Souohong, Seem
ted Orange Pekoe, Scented Caper, and
the various grades from India, lnclud-
Ing the far-famed Assam.
lu all cases there were from flvo to
ten grades OF each kind to suit not only
tho East and Wost, but all tho various
tastes Of the cosmopolitan population
Of our "whole country" and tho Cana
das included.
The Wells Tea Company arc an OFF,
shoot OF tho original Amorio"u Tea
Company, Of which Robert Wells Is
President. Thoy were established about
six years ago, and have large resour-
ces. The fire has not caused an hours
delay In tho execution of any orders.
In fow days tho Old warehouse will
be In Its accustomed shape; no incon-
veniencc will be occasioned in tho
meantime to their large list Of custom
ers, their adjoining building atfording
all tho facilities required.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
A RenefnctOr Of Mankind.

p. Masnus II. Mayr. .. q. b., Cath. priest,
New Trier, Dacots Co., MIMI, writes 10 p.
Noustaedter & Co., sole manufacturers OF
Anakesfs, Dr. Silsbee's INFALLIBLE CURE FOR
PILES: I used only four Of the Afakes,s
beans; the first two without observation OF the
prescript, therefore without sucoessi My case
was very ditficult lasting many years. wrote
for other medioamonts to support the first
doses; meanwhile took the second aud third
globulns. according to ordinance. and since
four we eks and two days after using the nlos-
toned pills, I am Cured. DIR. Slsbee is really
a benefactor Of mankind. suppose will
have no need Of the second box and oven not
Of tho first ono! I am cured but will keep it
for my fellow-citizons suffering under like
pain, and send hereby tho two dollars. an un-
speakable email amount for 10 great benefit.
Thanks DO to God.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
T. MAaNUs NJ. MAYR, o. 8. B., Cath. priest.
Samples OF Anakesis, the Great External
Pile Remedy. arc mailed free to all sufferers
on application to P. Neustaodter s. Co.. Box
3946. New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
DOMESTIC.

DRaNERs NO. 1.-Oyster soup, bak-
cd white. fish, fish sauce; boiled beef
tongue, baked chickon, baked Irish
potatoes, hot slaw, tomatoes, celery.
catsups, pickles, cranberry pie, queens
pudding, fruit, coffee. ".
No. .. Beefsoup lobster oroquettes,
broiled chicken, weet POTATOES, baked
beans, stewed tomatoes, caulifower,
lemon pudding, apple jelly. tea or
coffee.
Nc. 3. Bean soup, veal outlets, fried
parsnips, sausage and cabbage, celery
salad, apple meringue, whipped cream,
chocolate.
No. 4. Raw oysters, chicken and
cream soup, roast turkey, cranberry
sauce, baked sweet potatoes, celery
salad, baked tomatoes, pickled tongue.
hot slaw, mincepie, nuts and raisins,
cream aud cake, Vleuna cotioo.
No. s. Noodle soup, roast pork, po-
tato balls, fried sweet potatoes, cream.
ed peas, apple sauce, celery, Indian
meal pudding, apple pie, tea or coffee.
No. 9. Tomato soup, baked hall
but, roast Of veal, ronst potatoes, sue
cotosh, squash, boiled onions, fried
hominy, bread and ra,sin pudding,
boiled chestnuts, apples, coffee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
Given up by Doctorh,

Ia 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey Is up
and at work, and cured by so simple a
remedyP"
81 assure you 1t is true that he Ia on L.
tiroly cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters; and only ten days ago
his doctors gave him up and said he
must die. ~
"Woll-a .dayl That Is remarkable |!
Will 60 this day and get some for my
poor George--I know hops are good D
-,Salsm Post.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

Why the Glo,O-,cOrns Glo,o The
French scientist Joussct do Liellcsme
claims to Eavo discovered that tho glow
of the glow-W orm Is spontaneous ac-
ton, and that the little insect has the
snD,o object in glowing that some Pa
rlsian ladies have in displaying certain
ribbon. strcamers, which arc very ap-
propriately called "snivcz moi" 1t has
long been known that tho female glow
worm alone understands tho art of
glowing exceedingly we'll, though the
male and evon tho larva possess some
OF this phosphorcs Some earlier
scientists expressed their belief that
the glowing apparatus In the female
served tho purpose OF favorinx the
lructiflcatlon of tho eggs, IN so far rs
the male was attracted from tho dis
tance by tho phOsphorcscent light OF
tho female. But it was lott to our pro-
saic age to discover that the hight was
produced by al essentially spontaneous
action. The above named French M
turaltst made an inClsion III the head
OF tho female glOw-worm (evidently
supEOsing that In this animal, also, tho
organ Of viii Is In the head), and the
phosphoreScent light at once ceased,
but 1t returned--and this Is tho most
Important fact OF the experiment.
every time that tho action OF tho brain
or Of tho central nervous organ was
irritated by artificial means, such as
electricity.
As oils and fats exert a very dcstruc-
tive action upon india rubber, the
following recommendations by Mr..
Thomas Bclas to those desirous of secur-
ing oii-resisting properties In tho case
OF vulcanized caoutchouc may prove
useful: ]. The use OF high quality
OF rubber. 2. Thorough curing. 3. The
absence OF free sulphur In tho finished
article. 4. The presence Of such pig
ments as llthargc, red lead or white
lead. s. The incorporation OF a trace
Of glycerino with the materials. Is.
Curing In a glyoerine bath placed In
an ordinary steam vulcaniaer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
A SUBSCRIBER sends us ths following q

A SUBSCRIBER sends us the following
recipe Tor seasoning sausage. He says
ho has used ir many years and several
Of his neighbors have tried it,nll highly
recommending It,. 1t Is this: 10 100
pounds Of chopped meat season with
211 pounds OF silt, q pound Of black
pepper, or. cayenne pepper, 3 ozs. OF
ground mustard and 8 ozs. Of sugar.
Those who like the flavor of herbs can
add to their liking; those who do not
can dispense with them. Sausage Iav-
ore-- " above and slightly smoked viii
keep until late In the following winter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

How TO CLEAN TILE FLooR.-If you
have painted floor keep soap and soap
suds oil Of 1t, for it spolls the bright
moss Of the paint, makes it soft, and
then 1t peals off, lonving the floor look :
Ing worse than If it had not been
yaintod, Just tako clean.
hot water, put IL toaspoonful Of spirits
Oh ammonia into threo-gallon pail of
water, stir 1t, and with u clean, long
handle mop,rub the floor all over, ,thon
wlpo 1t Off with clean water. 1t takes
a little while to got tho gray out of the
boards, but it will como out after a
time, and you will find it far easir to
keep your floor white and nice than II
was when cleansed with soap suds.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

IL you Wish to keep straw mating
bright, you must wash IT, twice during
the summer with salt aud water, suy
about apint Of salt dissolved IN a pail (.
full OF warm, soft water, drying the
mating quickly with u soft cloth. The
salt will prevent it from turning yel-
low. After oil clothes arc scrubbed and
dried, they should be rubbed all over
with cloth dipped in milk. Those
who have not tried this plan have no
idea how brightly tho colorS will come
out.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
Tho Groutcst Blessing.

a simple, pure. harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease by keeping tho blood pure,
stomach regular, kidneys and liver ac-
tive. is the greatest blessing ever con.
ferred upon man. Hop Blttcrs is that
remedy, and les proprietOrs are being
blessed by thousands who have been
saved and cured by it. win you try
it? See another c0lumn.-Euglo.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

LADIEs making collections OF business
cards, sond to Cragin & Co.., Phila.,
Pa, for Il set Of seven cards In six COL
ors and gold, illustrating Shakespeare's
"Scven Ages OF Man." Sent gratis to
users of D0bbins' Electric Soap.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

SAUCE FOR ROAST BEEF. -- Crate
horse-radish on a CRATER into basin,
add two tablespoonfuls of cream, With
Il little mustard and salt, mix we'll to-
gcthor, add four tablespoonfuls of the
best vinegar, aid mix the whole tho
roughly.
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noUsHKREpRRs will find tho follow

HoUsEKEEPERS will lind tho follow
Ing recipe tor cleaning paint use eful: ::
10 pound Of soap and u hall pound
of pulvcrized pumice stone add all
equal quantity OF pcarlash, and mix
with hot water Into thin paste. With
an ordinary paint brush lay OH this
mixture over tho paint which requires
cleaning, and III tive minutes wash it
OFT with boiling water.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

RELIEF FOR BURNING FEEr.-To re-
lieve burning feet first discard tight
boots. Take one pint of bran and one
ounce OF bicarbOnate Of soda. put In a
foot-bath, add one gallon of hot water {;
when cool enough soak your feet In
this mixture for ilifteen minutes. The
relief IL instantaneous. This must be
repeated every night for week, or
perhaps more. Then bran and blcar-
Donate should be made fresh after a
weeks use. Bicarbonate of soda can
be bought for u small price per pound
ing sensation Is produced by tho pores
Of tho skin bolng closed, 50 that the
fect 10 not pcrspirc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

VKdErINE.-This preparation is SOL
entitically and chemically combined,
anu 50 sostrongly concentrated from roots,
horbs and barks, that it's good effects
arc realized Immediately attor COM
mCncing to take 1t.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

LINsEED TKA.-Boil gently for two
hours two ounces of linsecd In ia pint
and half Of water, with little lemou
peel shred finely and an ounce of bar
ley sugar. S.rain ai d add enough lemon
juice TO mako it agreeable. This is
useful for cough and should be taken
warm. Spanish iiquorice may If liked +,
bo boiled with the llnseed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
Vegetin@

Works in the human system in perfect har-
mony wit h natures laws, and while It Is pleas
ant TO the taste, genial to the stomach, and
mild In Ito innuonoo Un tho bowels, It 10 abso-
nauseous Blters. purging invalids into false
nope IN It they are being cured. Vegetine Is o
upon sc:enritic prime, pies. It Is indorsed BY
the best physicians where its virtues have been
tested Is L, commended only where inedt.
cine ~ needed, and is not q mixture II
cheap whlskey sold under the cloak OF Bltters.
Yegetine is a great panacea for our aged
fathers and mothers for 1t gives them strength.
Qulets thelr nerves, and gives them natures
sweet sleep.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18
a DELICIOUs breakfast cake NAV

a DELIcIoUs breakfast cake may be
made by taking enou II bread sponge
to make, when risen and baked, II cake
about two Inches thick knead into 1t y
piece Of butter about the siZa of half
IN ogg; after iC is In the tin put on the
top little Jumps of butter and then
cover it with tine white sugar and
ground cinnamon; when baked there
Will be sort Of crust over tho cake.
This is very nice with coffee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

CHARCOAL. laid flat while cold on a
burn, causeh the pain to abate imme-
dlately; by leaving 1t on for an no ur
tho burn seems almost healed when
tho burn Is superficial.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

THREE little boys, on Sabbath day,
were stopped on the street by an elder
~ gentleman, who, perceiving that
they had bats and balls with them ask
ed one of the number this question :
"Boy ,can you tell me where ali naugh-
~ BOYS go to who play ball on Sun
day Z" "Ovor back OF j Johnson's dam -
the younyster replied.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

The cold, driving, eastcrly rain
storms Of this season rarely fail 10
afflict nearly everybody with Colds.
Use DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup, tho surest
and safest Cough Remedy made. Prios
25 cents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

a LADY with q fatal squiIt came once
to Il fashionable Al list for her portrait.
lie looked at her and she looked al
him, and both were embarrassed. He
spoke first: "Would your ladyship
permit me,' he said, "to take tho pro-
iilep There is a certain shyness about
your ladysh,p's eye which is rs dill
culs In art as 1t Is fascinating In na-
turuD
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

WHEN one has warm apartments In
which to keep his flock, wc think it an
excellent plan to shear sheep several
weeks before turning them out to pas.
ture. Give it Il trial.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

a YOUNG man who hnl Inherited the
day before a large fortune from his
uncle gave Il dinner to II few friends.
lie inquired at the restaurant II they
had solno old cheese. YES" replied
the waiter, "Is 1t strong:' "Slrong
enough to bring the dead to life" 81
don't want It," replied the heir.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

BOILING water will remove tea stains
and many fruit stains; pour tho water
through the STAN, and thus prevent it
from spreading over tho fabric.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

~ YOUNG girl while attending Sab
bath school saw picture Of Cain and
Abel In the lesson book. She looked
at the teacher aud said: Co.; man
dead" Well, Stella" SAID the ecacher,
"what killed him ?" "Don't know"
said the brigh ht yenng lady :; run over
by the cars, supppsc.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

YOUNG cows should not DO taught
to eat at milking time, as 1t will not
always be found convenient to supply
food, and they will be restless without
1t when accustomed to it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

OLD Mr.. Coupons listened to SCR
mon or charity last Sunday and was
so moved that when he came out he
said: IL never was 50 stirred up about
charity in all my life. i'll bo blamed
If l don't'-"Give hve dollars to the
poor?" "Not exactly; mean feel
like want 10 60 out begging, such an
effect did that sermon have on me.n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-01-18

A TEAspooNPUL Of turpentine boiled
with white clothes will aid the whiten-
ing process.