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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09

~ ~ NNfE WI HHsHfttft
'ha' our own county poet woni,
not have been noticed by AlpbI
had The prefix been Mrs inslea,
I ol Judge from The f4et that he ID
hofcd the exisiance Of one Of PA
nola's weaker vessels" whose pet
had not lain idle and who land ",
are not alone In the opinion) Iustl,
meriicd the prize offered by III,
New Orleans Times, for the bcs
poem expressive Of the gratitude o.
the South toward the North. Wa
cannot ignore truths, though un.
pleasant ones, and woman's influ.
ence over man is a fact so thor.
oughly established, we presume
none will dare controvertit. With.
out Andrew Johnson's wife. we
should not have had a President
Johnson and It's averrcd BY news
paper correspondents that the
present occupant Of the White
House, is largely indebted to his
wife for success in life; and even
now' we hear a change predicted
in Russia's policy toward Germa-
ny, through the influence ofwhom, ,
why, a WOMAN BY what means
d'd those women acquire such a
salutary influence over their liege
lords' Think yc, twas bv some
accident or hopeless chance or by
being silly, frivolous, weak
Would this be crcditable to man;
The good and gifted Spurgeon
says, a man cannot thrive without
irst, the aid of his mother; and
second, the consent Of his wife. 1
Alpha's ideal woman to whom he .
would resort when in trouble, must
nave the sense to understand the
nature of his trouble and the iudp-
ment to devise remedy, else |
cannot conceive of his deriving
much comfort from her society.
lie seems to possess such adroit-
ness in discerning the "fitness of
.hlngs' we are led TO believe he
chose his prenomen desirous of be-
ng thought the first man who had
he courage to avow his Superiori-
y to woman. And while old
mother Shipton's prophecy, and
he possible consequences hintcd
1t by astronomers from the pcrihe-
ion of the planets and the incrcas-
ng number of spots upon the suns
Is, are rendering the rest OF us
'oor mortals apprehensive, We
hall not be surprised to learn that
Alpha has discovered safe spot
the world, upon which he
AN stand and watch for comets
md erratic planets, and with his
,rcat toe for fulcrum and little .
niger for lever, lift the world to
place of safety and let all dan
,erous bodies pass on in illimitable
pace. lie evidently thinks it un-
manly to appear in defense Of wo-
nan, shown by his surmising
emile to be a woman but we feel
hat We arc but honoring our man.
Iood to champion truth and ac-
ord single justice to "heaven's
ast, best gift to man.
Be WISE yourself. nor think tina, woman's ,
shame,
an raise or merit, or adorn your fame" |
But, Mr.. Editor, you are due an
pology. You gave permission
hat we might submit our opinion ,
4 the relative duties of the two |
exes most conducive to happiness /
nd prosperity; and we have un- !
onsciously suffered ourself led on J
,lancing at few points contained
n Alpha last article, until we have 1
SO much Of your space I
hat we dare not write more. /
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-04-09
troR STAR

either sarc asm nor satire are
tssarily argumentative, and
ruse generally, is to be depreca.
but some men are so wise in
y own cenccit, that nothing but
hsquinade can arouse and ena-
them, to see themselves as
ers see them and well might
b, with the poet pray, 30 wad
e pow'r the giflie gle us, &C."
ha and Emile displayed sagac-
in hurln ng !; ;mpoons at the
Of your self-complaccnt cor
Pondent, Alpha, of Woodlawn.
does he now wish to make the
ression that thos. authors
Pse names he so glibly quoted
Of whose companionship he
sis, have placed themselves up
record, claiming sympathy to
han' II SO, will he mark the
E, and lest our library be not
Pelect and complete as his, dc.
Y the volume at the STAR office
reierenee' He will pardon us
our unwillingness to trust his
l'atons, when we find him re-
FED to such straits as are evident
|his garbled extracts from Pope.
+ correct quotation is: "Man
Ter IS, but always to be, blest :"
not, "Woman never is &C."
|ain, DR.. 1'almage did not emu
Fa'e Twelve Of the best novelists
z reference to their intellectual
Eus, as he represented; but as
|arded the moral inf, cnce of
u writings; for DIR. Talmace
'ws that many American women
I'd as able pens as Marion Har-
. though less religious in their
The negro to-day, is
: indebted to the fertile brain
! MS Stowe for freedom, than
nc Efforts of any one man.
: .larke, Miss Evans, Fanny
~ Mrs. Lelientz, Mrs. South
IN, Madame Levert, Mrs.
'aen, Mrs. s.Bryan, Mrs. Preston,
:. FIELDING, !. Mrs. Downing and
e''' all native Americans. and
peers Of Marion IIarland tho
mentioned by DIR. Talmage.
unfortunate for Alpha, to have
seaed Marion Harland to the
% Of any one familiar with the
''y OF the family. Her father
'0' mediocre mind. universally
seaed . TAR below the standard of
Nheiyet the mothers mental
" was indisputably stamped
= y sseFy child--every one being
superior to their IA
:. Marion Harlsnd is the wife
:. : Eminent northern divine,
= marked improvement, in
lzfn4 a.
~ ;,,s': after his marriage. so
|. Indicated his "better half
:. "a. commented upon by the
= senator of prominence
!. ea 70 US, that the most bril-
! 2 Paf's Of his speeches that elic-
creates, commentators
.sses'ions Of bis wife /; yet
- : modest, unob,rusiye wo-
- model wife and mother.
rs !. : Instance Of candor, we ad-
W.. ! y no stronger sxempIi6ea-
s, Issded Of mans jealousy and
= Judgment in the realms of
,. ,ss's Than the fae,'shs, many al
have Feeo,..a.. a.
'ns nom de pIumes that
..sSnons . Of their pen. might
fo' W mesis. George Sand
lIlxr F11;~e -
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Gsrman EnnIErallOn.

London Times
The German stream Of emigration now
so actively going on Is visible at Havre as
we'll as ct Bremen and Hamburg, where
the competition Of two companies has led
to considerably reduced fares eighty
marks per head); but many emigrAnts
take the Hull or Liverpool route, possibly
tu lull the vigilance Of German officials
bent on preventing the escape OF young
men nearly ripe for the CONSUMPTION.
From Posen the departures are numerous,
mostly Poles, but partly German peasants.
In sChlesWig the movement has been going
on ali the winter, and 10 not slackening.
Whole villages are described by local
papers as migrating from Posen, Prussia
proper, and SChleswig. Illinois and Me-
braska are the iayorlte destinations, but 8
German socialist colony Is being founded
in Texas, to be reinforced by Germans
from st. Louis, Chicago and New York.
The exodus 10 quite spontaneous, being
largely attributed to the failure Of the rye
crop and the heavy duties on the impoTta'
ton OF Russian rye, American States
would iaiu compete with each other in
bidding for the preference, but their
agents scarcely venture 10 operate on Ger
man soil, the American legation at Berlin
warning them that 1t could not help them
II they got into trouble with the authors
ties. y,
Mr., Wraudt, an American citizen OF
Hungarian extraction, who two years ago
was forbidden to lecture on emigration at
Berlin, has Just been equally successful on
second visit, designed to persuade the
authorities OF the f)lly OF impeding the
migration OF people who would otherwise
retain q love for tho old country and be
anxious to keep up commercial relations
with 1t. 1t appears, however, that the
precautions against the exodus Of young
men have relaxed In strlngency In South
Germany, though both there and else.
where the distractions to the disposal Of
property to the best advantage give emf.
grafton to America the attraction OF iOr'
hidden fruit. The failure Of the Brazilian
scheme, Countenanced, II not subsidized,
by the German government, has been
complete, and the government is evidently
fighting against the stream in attempting
either to restrain emigration or TO divert u
from the United States.
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The scheme for great cotton exposition
at Atlanta next fall has made such sub.
stantial progress that It's success Is already
assured. The chief city Of the Empire
State Of the South has subscribed tho
money needed for the erection OF the
buildings, and agents have been appointed
to work upthe details Of the exhibition In
the Northern and Southern cities and In
Europe. We believe the proposition 10
hold this exhibition first originated with
Edward Atkinson, Of Boston, the we'll
known expert In cotton manufactures, who
suggested many ways in which It might
be made valuable 10 the South. The ex.
hibition Is to make the means OF bringing
the Southern people into q closer
knowledge Of the methods and machin.
cry Of cotton manufacture employed
elsewhere, with the obvious purpose
Of stimulating the manufacturing
interests in the localities where the cotton
Ia grown. Mr.. Atkinson believes that the
South has great future before 1t, and that
this future Is assured by the superior id.
vantages under which her people may
manufacture the fabric for which they
grow the raw material. What the South
chiefly needs is a diversity Of industry
and this exhibition, wisely managed, may
be made means Of general education In
the methods and advantages to arise from
such diversity. Beyond that, such an
exhibition will draw TO the South thou.
sands Of manufacturers and dealers from
the North as we'll as from England, will
help 10 create more intimate relations be.
tween the North and the South, and will
be general and universal advertisement
Of the merits Of a section Of the country
which at present attracts no immigfants
and stagnates for the want Of them.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


seAled proposals will 10 rec lived al thl. OMuutl
ThundAy, SlIt inst. Il u O'Clock ", for ih1 vi
ordered by the Board Il County CCmmInOndLl
their session on the 7lh Inst /, AZ foil W, 'iIi
On hst division, q. U, 4 p, road, 60 cube rub
masonry, 600 cubic yards excavation, SOO subs Ind
On second division. q. c. 4 r, rod, LOO Un
yards excavation, GO cubic yaidA maCAdlhIiE
On Middl Wheeling Creek, lover md, laQUa
yards n1cAdamIElrg,
on river, I+lenn'S Run and Short Crek, " nIs
yards masonry, 1900 cubic IA'd. ,XGTltih
On hbt division ". W L &B. pike w Vls
yards mAtadamiElng, 100 cubic yards lip mp
sonny, 400 cubic yards InlCHdAnILlrg
On ChApOl Run 10 sprirReF'S, l0O cubic y'fiIBL
BonTy, 1000 cubic yards excavation loo cube ITh
macidAmiEipg
On Dixon Hun to Ridge road, 10 cubic y,IdI NJ
Sonfy, 5000 cubic yards excavation RtllJL BibiM
Dement'S Cemetery, 1900 cubic ySId1 EcIIIiob
On McCiTaE's Run, 60 cubic yards mIOhfy, Ia
On Middle Wheeling Creek rod, upPr ,hi,l
cubic yards masonry, 100 cubic yards sICauIosM
cubic yards macadamlElng.
River from Glsn's nun 10 Brooke county llhs, IN
cubic yards excavation.
Rice and WeldemauS, 1850 cubic yards eia'b
ton.
masonry, 1900 cubic yards excavation,
MEetipE House Hill, 500 cubic yards nAeadiSdst
South Fork Short Greek, so cubic yards uhH'
ton.
wa f. O. road, 600 cubic yards mae'dindii
800 cubic yards excavation.
Wet Liberty aud herVey'I, 1900 cubic yiditta'
walton.
Battle Run, 90 cubic yards m''Opry, lSo H&
yards excavation.
y N Grove 10 BoggF Hill, 60 cubic yards niSt1,
5, 900 cubic yards excavation
GillesplGs Run 10 Ridge Road go cube Iru
excavation.
masonrv, 1900 cubic JardS excavation ..v.
Peters Hun, 80 cubic yatds masonry, l,W9Ha
yards excavation.
Rel ~ and DFlAplIinS. 90 cube yifdi mi,'a'I
1000 cubic yards excavation.
y, ofL Creek, main stem, $50 cube ya'd' nihtIl
900 cubic ytTds excAva iOni THUS V0ft 70 WY
hams, 400 cubic yards excavation,
Warden and Waddlt'S hun, G0eublc Ilfd' Hi0uI'
a. 800 cubic yards excavation. natal,
Above quantities are Appropriated Ahd lheAn
char 70 Al the pleasure oil the BOatd.. all naH
viii 90 Of the BenoOd.elAs Prices Ior ufn9.'
must be distinct for earth, loose ICtt : di ~
Bids must be separate IT. each roId dmW ~
name Of eaeh bidder and member Of ore Cnsr ,..
with postofee address, and must Inc tide lht ,tau
feeo mehdAtlOn Of al least two peroni acttluoI.,
the BoMd a. 10 the AacleF and qu'lItcit95ia w
bidder, The standard Of m A,ur inert III CO.
Of work will 10 the yard Of q cubic let iaw ,
proposals., "PrOposAls for County Work 70 eM s,n
ith Of Al ril, lSSl.n The Bo'id feeFIH The nM
: jeet any or al bids For any Information 'Fi4"
lhll ONCE.
BY order Of the Board. ... ,.,....
CHAB. ii. DIFFERS, Clerk Commiltosftt
". @. SMITH, Comfy Engineer
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Total population Of tho German EnpIro .i6,li0,l1

A CHICAGO lecturer, Rev. Charles Ga.
verno, presents a rather startling array Of
figures showing the magnitude Of the
divorce business in that city. In 1880 the
ratio Of divorce suits entered to marriage
licenses granted was / to 10. The whole
number OF suits in the year was S3l-an
average Of 60I per month and 81 per day.
The ratio Of divorces to marriages.
in Boston, by the last reports,
was to 81 A; in the State Of Vermont,
to IL; In Rhode Island, l to IA; in Con.
nectlcut, to II. Chicago Is not SO very
far superior to the Gland Of steady hablts"
in the loosenlng Of marriage bonds, but
sufficiently 50 to give 1t q clear lead, Mr..
Caverno deplored the multiplicity Of causes
recognized by law as sufficient for divorce,
and argued in favor Of reducing them to
ons-adultery. This sentiment, 1t Is only
just to Chicago to say, was applauded by
the audience.
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qusnt. Yet while Senator Dawson can
talk we'll, he has not injured himself by an
effort to make himself unduly prominent,
but has been wise in the occasions chosen
for delivering his addresses, as well as on
the subject matter Of them. The best We
can truthfully say Of him 10 yet TO come:
which Ia that he Is pure and upright. All
that he does, Is performed conscientiously
and honorably. We predict for the young
Senator career OF honor for himself and
great usefulness 10 his State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

TIE total production Of gold throughout
the world in 1850 amounted to Slls,OOO,'
900 (s0S 900, 900 OF which was purchased
in America) Of silver S94 900, 900 (of which
100000 was produced in America
total Of both S2l2 100000, The largest pro.
duction Of any one year was in lS53-oI
gold, $3.50 coo, 900; silver, $40, OOO. 900; total
Of both, s2s5, 100000. Since that year the
annual product Of gold has diminished
ons.halt and that Of silver has nearly
doubled.
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DIED.

EOFF-On Thunday even pg, March q, 1881, at .
Q. EOd, aged 10 years, 10 months and days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
his father, No 2S27 Main street, this afternoon at
$50 o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited In.
termsnt at Greenwood cemetery.
sHUTTER-Oa Friday afternoon, March Is, 1881,
Of 2oGlock, HENGY SHUTTER, In the list year Of hil
age,
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
No @ Seventeenth street, on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are respectfully In
vitsd TO attend. 1ntsrmsnt at the Peninsula cens'
taPV
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CEALED PROPOSALS.


WHEkLInUI w Van mlTpn IT, TWT
eeAled prop sails will b received atlhe otbe. III,
City Clerk until THU BSDAY, MARCH II i'd =
1 o'clock ., IN for making pnd delivering d iih,
castings the oily Of v healing may want iOr OSI IT
except water pipes, stop cocks and Gre plug. ~
BIDS 10 be endorsed, hPropoIGls Tor catl,, isN,
city" The Committee on Water WvEII fetrb,
the right 10 TRi eel any or oil bids
Proposals foF the CaIt ~, a. stated ahoVA vt,
received until TU ESDAY, MarCh %, ISL, At iS,,I
pm. FR NIX BIN hrs, lei
By order Of ". A. WILSON, chairman CVuEius
on Water Works.
waEELIN0 ". Va, March 10, 1851. HGp
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THEY seem to be buryiug the poor Car
on the instalment plan. First his body
was removed from the chamber OF death
with great pomp to another room in the
Winter Palace, whence it was afterwards
escorted by magnificent procession to the
Cathedral, where it will lie in state until
the last funeral rites are performed to-day.
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PROVIDED the great organs OF the body
are not irreparably injured, there are few
diseases that TUFTS Pills will not cure.
They concentrate the vitality Of the Sys'
tenn. The Liver, the Spleen, the Heart
and the Kidneys are brought into harmo.
nious action and health, long life and
vigor Of mind and body follow their use,
The FIRST dose often aStonishes the patient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

TIE ladies' Of Austen, Preston county,
held q festival OF that place on Wednes'
day and Thursday nights Of this week for
the benefit Of the NJ. E. Church, realizing
q handsome sum. The occasion was en-
liveued by the presence OF the Grafton
Corret Band, and very enjoyable tune
WAS had.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

Having been appointed Administrator oI,h,..,.
Of ], W. Berry, deceased, al p Fson1 LuoViSS NJ
selves Indebted 10 the estate will prlR rliisngl,'
Tie, aud all persons having claims III plea, e,,,..,
them 10 mo properly Ger llSd TO- allo oa,t ~ y.
the business heretofore caTl'd on By ths 49,
known ~ the Rope and tOTdHge buIin1, Jim, y,
tirH, with the good will Of Sme, or Vll ,si' Nj
Toned stock O0nIiSls Of ROIe, TEinei, Cod. M.
Pitch, OAkum, Blocks, Docking, Horse and : ".
Cover, Fishing TAetle, Gum and Leather B,l,.
steam Packing, Fire Brick and Tile. Ilths 'ss
goods will DO sold At cost 70 ClOtO up The bu,bSs
mTl6 W, u, hUMES, AdmlbirnI,
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THE building permits issued in Chicago
thus far this month double the number
issued in the same time last year. The
number, in either period, Is not stated by
the local papers, so we cannot give more
definite information. But assertion is
freely made that many buildings are pro.
jecIed, both for business purposes and
residence. Brick Is quoted at $40 per
thousand, though it Is considered fancy
figure which cannot last, Wages OF brick.
layers are good, and skilled workmeu find
ready employment.
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IN preparing bis system Of photography
Pitman took for Its motto the sentiment:
ITO cave time9igeto lengthen i've" A
second Pitnam Iaosin Rhode Island, DR..
F. U. Clark, who proposes to Fave lead
pencils aud newspaper space by putting
"soCietyioT the Prevention OF Cruelty to
Animals" into brieler form. "Philo.
zootist" Is the term he proposes, and the
best wishes of writers and printers will 60
with him in his efforts to secure It's intro
duCLion, or something shorter.
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ACCORDING to the report OF the Bureau
oil Statistics for Germany for 1880, the
population oil the single States and Princi.
paIities composing the German Empire
stands az iolloWs:
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rhsSenstOt from rts.tOA Coanty, Editor

Dawson.
Richie County Gazette.
Although the gentleman whose name
heads this article iS young In years and
official experience, he has won golden
opinions from all who have observed his
course as Senator. He has not only
displayed ability but discretion and tact
His speeches on the prohibition question
and the matter Of paying interest on the
money borrowed from the school fund by
, Dc State, were iorCiblei pointed and elo'
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WTANTED-FOR CASH. DESIRE
w tObuy Neopd-hAnd furniture, carpets, co king
ana he.tnf IloItG Persons having any thing u the
above line 10 lsl can call on me or write, and N4
call and 500 them, -.
Rans attended 10 al low prices BY calling on me-
EDWARD CHRISTIAN,
mbos No, l0is Market Square,
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TAX NOTICE,
6 sHERlyv, a., oyy y. 1910 cuAplIr,,,

OPEN FkOA O'CLOCK A. n, UNTfI
O'CLOCK ?, n, wa"
All persons indebted 10 me for iaIn NM, ,.u Il.
the old Sheria'G Once anu settle pTonptly 'Aa
For the further convenience Of Ibo,r : /, ,.,...
spare the time during the day, viii ken Il. ~.
open until . o'clock p. N. '4'Sla
Unless you ave this last notice I,teptoD I m
proceed 70 enIOrte the law, hiCh viii 10 mani ~,
claims will b presented 10 me a. rn
=, GRO. b. JINGLE
~ Ex.ShHfih 0hiN ioppt,
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DOR sALE-MY RESIDENCE, No. rs
l. Maryland street, island, large lot 6O1lSO, we'll
hOuIe 10 twO.Toty built Of best materials having Gix
rooms, hall kichen and pantry and porch; water in
house; Gle ant cellar. The location Que Of the Oh.
est on the Island, and within Two minutes walk Of
street rarS and public school and grocery, and
nj the most desirable CD tre Island. Inquire OIL D,
BELL, on the premiies, or Z. J, Stone or W. II.
Halter. mh26
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.EALED PROPOSALS.
NOTICE.
REDEMPTION OF CITY ROM,

~ REDEMPTION OF CITY BOyn
The holdsrI Of the " per cent bond, al ~ 80 "
o. WasSllng s' Y under lse udnll &c d
aid ordinance, the following hnrds. E,f ops NS
$50, 1917, 2S6, 2t5. 20l. 299, nII ~ W,
27S, 81, 2I2, 10, 23O, 970, SO, o.. III s
having 10, 1TavU BY lot will b. Ma an 49, -
tion 70 the uude llgnCd, ard will csiIo IA tra
est on and alter April !, 1881. wa AaH
HENRY K. LlST.
BENZ, DAVENFORr
MARCH l, 1881, " "a'eIlL
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NEW ADVERTIsEMEMTs.

WANTED-COOK-A GOOD GIRL
w can sseunG GrSt nate place, u ANAL family
and extra Vase'r By applying a1 E44 ShaPnae aFeeE
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUsTEE'S SALE.

lkUSCEES 6ALb'
By virtue Of A Deed Of Trust from hilliasi
?. McMtchen Il ut % leFis hlsy T !. h,
dated October 30, 1875, and fec0idrl y Nh
Office Of the Clerk Of the Ountl Coun ~
county, W. Va, 10 DEED Of 1rgs Boil No. An
SSI aud by virtue Of an ofdff Of the 'ifCnn iui
MD county, made on the sth day Of Lnl.l AL
appointiUg me, thu undersigned trustee " ri,ilg
10 piee o. sid LAWS Bailey, then dtecS, a. ,t
SATURDAY, THE i6tn DAY Of APRIL w w
on The premises, commencing At 29CT2LnI, tiij.h
eeeei 10 sell 10 thu khest and bti bdtH Ss,siil
in Cald EelS addition to the city Of Wbts' I,,s,it
Inc i6S FEET on Twenly.hihth street sao,it 1st
bSst SIS lee,, excepting tart Of 10, no iD'
Of lol No which hare be n heFeliols,! sIi
These lots will b sold together, o. IN III
ptfiSo lots, ~ II shall be ioltd ihM VIZ MA
tpost I'd vGniSgeouSiy OF ~ will best IVY " So in
4 plat Of the lois can be seen al ny VWV
MkFEet street. ....., =. ,,,,A s51 y
lhe purchaser may eltetto PSy enm1io I T,uy.S.
one and two years W''' HV'"' Mi.
W. II. HAiLER, Aurtlnnee1.
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CIYclSXATl, on the lst Of January last,
owed 500 99s 4l9. The total cost to the city
Of the Southern railroad was S26,SS4, $50.
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NENT1BTRY,-TO THOSE THAT DE.
- SIRE " are Aslf natural teeth We would -
hat 10 are nov better prepared than ever before %
lnAbio them 70 % 10, By the .uso q Al EL3Cfno
SASSEte PEv9s s s s aad t sfs s mstn ",
Patients, than hAtt heretofore ben made In tht
lty Of elteHh6lt Without the ed o. the Electric
!l1sguf, What " ~. We ean prove By actual
leSA6nstfation, CAL and tee tof Yourselves.
JANE9 n. eURliIBON e0Ni
ju1 e,liu Market 3D., Wheeling, n, VI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26
NEW ApVERTlsEMENrs.

A GERMAN GIRL WISHES A GOOD
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