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Dumping Material In Running Streams.


There is bill now pending in tue House
Of Delegates which has caused some com.
ment, md Is Of nature to attract attention.
We refer to House bill No. W, "a bill to
amend chapter l45 OF the Code and to add
section thereto providing for the punishment
OF persons who dump coal, slack, Cinder or
other material into the running streams Of
this State The bill was originally intro.
duCed by lir. Settle, OF Fayette county, and
was intended to protect the running streams
OF the State from distractions and impurities,
Mr.. Lowry champiOned It also on account Of
II provision prohibiting the deposit OF saw.
dust in streams, which prohibition would DO
beneficial to the fish interest Of the State Of
which Mr.. Lowry, as State Commissioner,
Is an active champion. The bill was read and
discussed recently, and recommitted to the
Judiciary Committee. Mr.. Lowry proposes
to advocate an amendment which will make
the bill read as follows
BE II enacted by the Legislature Of West
Virginia; Thatif any person shall hereafter
dump or unload Into any of the rivers. creeks.
branches, or streams OF this State not naviea-
bic by steamboats,, any coal, slack, cinder,
Sawdust, acids, bleaching powder, ammonia
waters and other deletcriOUS matter, he shall
he deemed guilty OF mlsdemeanOr, and shall
be fined for each ofIense not exceeding fifty
dollars"
Some concern has been manifested on be-
half of the mills and furnaces of this city,
but it will be seen that the proposed proii.
bition applies to streams not naviga5Ie by
steamboats,. The bill will, therefore, only
Affect one or two establishments In the city
which dump material into Wheeling Greek.
Whether tho proposed law will accomplish
sufficient good to compensate for the incon-
venience It will cause certain sections inter.
ested readers can Judge by perusaI Of tho
provisions of the bill, as given above.
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The portion OF this famous opera to be
given by the Litta Concert Company this
evening will be feature OF the entertain.
ment OF more than average interest,
Revenge is the mainspring Of tho action OF
al Trovatorc.h An old Gypsy woman Is
seized and burned alive for having bewitched
the Count di Lunas infant son. Azucena,
the daughter OF the gypsy, to be revenEed,
steals the Counts son and burns him, ms She
fancies, on the same pile with her mother.
She Is Mortified, however, at finding she has
thrown her oYn child by mistake into the
flames. The desire for vengeance becomes
the sole object OF her life. The Counts Child
Is brought up as her own under the namo az
Manrico. As he advances In wears he ais.
tinguiShes himself in the wars, and carries
oil the prize at tournament, where he Is
crowned by l.eonOra, with whom he falls In
love, and who loves him in return. The
reigning Count di Luna, elder, brother Of ths
stolen child, u also in love with I.eonora,
who rejects him for ManrlCo, which
fires the Counts Jealousy. A no.
port OF Manrico's death reaches Leonorn,
who resolves TO pass her days In a convent
The Count attempts TO carry her of, when
Manrico interposes and prevents him. The
castle ~ which the lovers find shelter Is
s!ormed by the Count aud taken, and Man.
rico, being made prisoner, Is condemned IN
die. AEucena Is apprehended, and, being
recognized as the gypsy who burnt The Count's
brother, Is adipdged 10 be burnt alive, In
exchange, for her lovers pardon, Leonora
promises her hand to the Count, but, TO pre-.
vent the marriage, takes poison. Size tilos 10
the prison to liHeFaLe MahFico, who. sngnec "
Ing the terms by which his freedom 4 ~.
cured rejects her offer Too late he lIscov,
ers she has sacrificed herself for him. Tho
Count infurlated by the deceit pFactieed
upon him, orders Manrlco to instant execu.
ton, and leads Azuccna to behold her sons
decap:tation. His exultatIon is Converted
into horror when told that the victim 4 In
own brother and the gypsy Is avenged for
her mothers murder. The scene Is iaid in
Biscay and Arrason.
Tickets are still On fglp al L9caSi.
eWlNE OF cAR6Ulp four dimes day
makes a Ihappy 6ollseh0lds
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Nov REIMBURSEMENT.

Saw Mills and Steam Engines.
DR.. Thomas Eclectric oil.
Carrier Boy Wanted.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Opera lIouse-John A. Stevens Comic
Opera Company.
For Sale on Reasonable Terms.
Prescription Clerk Wanted.
Male Voice Choir.
An Energetic Man Wanted.
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WAsruNaToS, D. c., January 2I.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cold
northeast to southeast winds, fair weather
during the day, followed by cloudy weather
and local rains, rising temperature and fall.
ing barometer.
For the Lake Region, partly cloudy wealth.
er and occasional light snow, winds shifting
u the east and south, higher but falling
barometer, and low but slowly rising temper.
ature
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FINANCIAL ASD colr,rEncTAL.



NEW ioRE, January 2l-NoNEY-lie per cent,
clodnE nj per cent Prime mercantile paper 6Gi
per cent. Sterling exchange bankgra' bills strong
a. 81 si'ai demand 81 ssJE
GovEANNENrS-steady and unchanged, except
Tor registered ionn, Whichare 4 per cent higher.
Y 9. e extended. ..-ioi Lehlgh 4 wllkl.......los
~ coupoAs.. ~. Paddle bonds iIi1ii6
e. CqupOns. fIU. y. Land GtantSllS
Pacific y o. go-.-...ln 10. p. 8. =. BoTdS.-.-l23
Central Pagihc, lAt.,llt lTeXAl Pacific ldg'ts. p
ErS5ecoldl.........- ~ Tex Pac. X, q. DIV. ~
RAILROAD DosDs-RAlher heavy.
BrATE sEcuRirTn-Dull.
Louisiana consolL.. G6! Virginia 6s,....,.... 80
Missouri Gl.".......l 0yS Virginia coniOlS. ex.
y, Joseph. ira mat. coupons. 81
TcnnssSss e. new. 4 s6asTsd iS'''f'a- i'
sTocKs-Share speculation opened rather weak
anu 5shtt per cent lower for the Eenaml market
than NJ tho closing quotations OF saIuriny, while
Muhlnond \ Danyile was per cent higher In
lhgeaFy dealings the market declined Iai percent
New jersey CCntni, Cleveland Columbus & iii.
nOis CcntHil and Denver & lilo 0rande being the
most conspicuous In the downward movement.
subsequently iec9yeIy o. dAst per cent took
lug thcLein-llter which the market became weak
and declined Hal5 PER cent, the latter for New
Jersey Genital, while Louisville & NlhYilc sold
down W per cent TO " Houston & Texas, how
ever, advanced perc0nttoSL
Between thb boards the market was irregular and
unsettled, but changes In the main were fractional
Louisville Nashville, however, advanced per
cent TO VI, while Deuyer& klO Grandc declined ~
per cent 70 6giS aud Richmond Il Allegheny per
cent TO- Alter the second board prices became
more settled aud an improvement Of lEai peJ cent
recorded, Denver & Rio Gnnde leading therein,
~ the late dealings, under heavy pressure 10 SELL
the market recorded decline hanging from Ikagl3
per cent, the latter for Denver & Rio Gnlnde Head.
ing, ILLINOIS, central Texas Pacific, New York Cen.
tnil nnd Centml Pacific were also prominent In the
decline. The market closed weak at the lowest
ignnS OF the day.
Transactions $50, 900 shares.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


J. D. strOusc, Pittsburgh. 8. McCmy, Huntington
T. X. Crymble, SanduSky. j. A. Clark, Baltimore
u: sachs, Louisville. J. W. Chandler, PhIla,
u. Weevsr, Cincinnati. leTEy Merchant, city.
+. SleFgeoS. ], +. Smith. city
l.. BOcr. city. Edmund HocIInnn. city
W. 7, lea, Philadelphia. W. Wilkinson, Vine O. ii
G. Smith. Wayne Z. H. W. /. StOtSherry. Grnit,p
II. Boyles, Cadlz o. Jno. Wilson. New YOrI.
c. q. johnson, city. s, SchuTItZ. Pittsburgh
j. 7. Sweeney, city. II. Bell PCrtsmnulb,
MrS Thompson. ClaySy'e. W. 5. Mitchell, Plttsbgh
Jas DeymhnF Bullhlo J. II. PatteRon, Ohio.
T. n. Thompson. LCmars, Geo. W, SchIck' CITY,
q. prgtS, Huntington. Il. Fitzgerald, u, 4 ..
Il. PunpcIgCr, u. 4 o. 7. Allen, lIal 'imOre.
Harry !. Hack, city. s. Alden, Cleveland.
J. kiche w, GttsW0ld. s. X. llumes, Cumbcrld
q. W. llamasly. Ms. Richard, 4. Lypl
HGvERLY'S coNEDYCO.
Mis- Mamie Bates. Mn. Bates
Mr. aud MrS. Bell and child.
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TEMPERANCE TALK.
Some Views Of the Chairman Of the
ProhlbitiOnlsts'S State Executive Com.
mIttee.

Some Views Of the Chairman OF the
Probationary State Executive Com.
mlttee.
an Sttornsv ~ soS"s ,roT,jroros snS stnI
man M ths proLibi,ion S,sIS PSac,,ti,.o
Committee h In tbs city nm Sp.inssS con.
nseted Win The nrnnossJ constjttitiooal
amendments nrnbibjtipo tbs ,nsnnISct,,Sa
and sSIe ~ aII inioTicsflnS IionorS IN The
stnte Hs brouTht will him nStitIons from
~ Of tie ;ntsriSr counties oi the staia oSI,
Inc tho adoptIon Of tbe joInt Resolution snh.
miitinp In pronoSod amendment IN a vote
NJ ihe geSnle Soms three tbonsond nomss
| nj voters were mn The Six neu,jnns TLsv
viii bc oiIcrc,i IN Tho unnSe N IIcIeystaS IN.
toten"oH NJ ihs morning bour MA Tudns
| Esrgnsn,, n Il mid jntsnls tLsr IN csIi tSo
res11adon nm liz will nrobSbIv move IN
make h III sneeial order IN SH,ns i,tnrS
dav
renor,er had n ,oIk vs.,srdov nm ,ho
0oor oi tie lioIsc with Ir, JnbSso "" S s"S
asked him In Inc courSr oi the ronyerSItion
SWELL Whatdo Won think ~ tbs nroSnSci.
for thc nmcndme1tpi O'NSS
vi thinL tLe resolution will rrdo,h,oJ,,,
mass Tho Iionse. Inn not so "onfJsnt SLn,I,
.Lo ss%,ta INT stli ,ve haze ,,'I hn,'a H.,
lint direction, too" '' eNON '''p'' 81
1if The amsnImont worn snbr,i,,od',o ,
ponnler vote what tlorST 'N"'''''sN "
II mn of the oninion that II worId Ia
ndonted. - ''''O' '''''' " "'N'N w
Sanj n tbo Lev;.,o,nro ro,,sos IN s,,,,r,i,
n 10 n vote will Sou MAKO tbst m ,ssnn \,
the election for lIs next LeSisIstnreg '1''' ~
HTbSt will most IikoIv no 1hn result TtcI,
volt the men wSG mr., cugaSoJ IN ibis c,,,gs
9re In ne earnest They looe Snon tL,S [ HnSS,
lion ne al more inheritance Than thc lam" 1I
nSr,y iss,cs and Vii ,I,i,t srb se ISa
partI.an cSnsidsration: ~ wIS, tSew boIjssC
IN bs rivht In Ills mntiern '"' ivy 's''s''
1WhS are somc smch mo, II, ,bo uorso o.,
"W"li there arc " nnmhsr ot y" SrJ L1 ton.
nerance men in The iiSWse9Nir GSntbem
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

The next Semester of this institution will
open JANUARY IS. Students will find it
greatly to their advantage to enter at this
time. jalo
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observedat Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
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TIL. Great ono Dollar CHI Book Sal,

. 49, NsS"S SAu VIII hoOh sale.
Messrs Crawford & Co.'S Gift Book Store
at No. 1900 Market street, Is creating quite an
excitement THEIR stock Is an exceedingly
large one, and comprises books on most every
subject This, together with the novel iGlea
oil giving presents with every book, Is yery
catching TO the popular taste. Following viii
be found the names OF some Of the persons
who received handsome presents yesterday:
MT. F, !, Graham 1911 Main street, silver
pickle castor.
Miss Rnrsa Strauss ladies' gold hunting.
Mr.. John McAdAms, silver pickle lar.
tor. W.
Miss Woods, 100 Main street, gold ring.
. Miss Gary, gold ring,
Mr.. a. @ Beam, 6l6 Market street, silver
Mr.. Q. r. weltrec, IS Zane street gold ring
Nm. McGrath, BenwoOd, oil painting.
Miss L. Fell, gold watch.
Miss Anna Cridland, Market street. din.
mond ring.
The store Is open day and evening. Lady
clerks In attendance.
FoR three years my SON was sore all over
Pernna cured him ]. Seuehchwander, {. IS.
Pittsburgh,
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Thermometer Record.

TIE usual merchants lunch at the New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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LEGISLATIVE LACoNISs.
Come Notes About Members and Meas.
ureS-SOme Visitors.

AEeH-HohS NNAAOEhs
Lots Of lady visitors yesterday.
There are three bachelors in the Senate.
Nh. Lurty was granted leave OF absence for
yesterday.
The Prohibition amendment will be up in
the House to-day.
Compulsory education was discussed ia the
House yesterday.
Mr. FulEerson again filed the Speakers
chair awhile yesterday.
Judge MOrrow's genial face was missed
from the House yesterday,
President Summers was suffering from
severe hoareness yesterday.
David D. Johnson, brother OF Clerk John.
son OF the Senate and Judge 0key Johnson,
was about the Legislature yesterday.
Mr.. Babb, the popular young Delegate
from Grant county, was not in his seat yester.
day, having gone over into Ohio to see his
wife, who Is visiting friends there.
The Senate bill authorizing County Courts
to fix the per diem for labor on the public
roads will come up in the Senate this after.
noon as the special order OF the day.
Among the distinguished delegations occu.
plying seats in the lobby at various times,
were Misses Hildreth, lowell List and HoH.
man, and DR.. Dickey and Mr.. Bunch Hustled.
Senator McGrcw and Clerk Dan Neal
visited Columbus on Saturday, and dropped
in on the Ohio Solons. They brought back
several souvenirs which they distributed yes.
terday.
The bill for geological survey OF the State
reported upon tayorObly by the Joint com.
mittee Is the bill introduced last session by
Senator Joel Stollings, the committee decid.
ing it to be the best on the subject.
The Democratic fervor with which Assistant
Clerk Rheinstrom wound up the reading OF a
long bill In the Senate yesterday, aroused
the drowsy Senators, and awakened a new
interest in the proceedings. He was not call
cd before the curtain, however,
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In retiring from the late firm a ro,dGp.a.
wish 10 tender 10 the tnido my Ihnpl, H. INK M
liberal patronage heretofore extended M Nj w
aud earnestly solicit for the new Inn s~ M t
ance OF the same. ''-''l1'
de3l SIX rREInrp
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N0UNTY BOARD OF EoUIiiS,
~ TON AND APPEALS. NNNLlLA'
~ all Whom Il Nav Concern,

~ all Whom Il May Concern.
Take notice that the Board Of EqqaIip,,.
and Appeals Of Ohio county will com, -..a
their sitting MONDAY, JANuAgYS',,,,
commencing at 10 o'clock A, VI. All N.Y., w
having petitions referred to this lIo,,I I, ,,.'
quired to appear, and any Others hnyis, Z.
business relating to their taxes for M,
attend, as this Board meets but once W. y.
By order of the Board of Commisioss,' wv
ja3 JAS, Il. QuARElER Cl,,.
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NOTICE

:, The annual meeting Of the rocLbo,5,.
Benwo0d Iron Works, Tor THE election ri n. N
Will be held Ut tho OlllCc Of lbc tDp,.,ll' lyilN
fourteenth street, on TUESDAY. IIYY Y. No L
W JANUARY, 1852, at 4 O'ClOCk J. y, DAY
tan ALOSlO LORlyc
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IF you want to buy good pair of Boots
and Shoes, 50 to L. V. Blends, 1l35 Main
street.
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"a NugHloR Of mine,n said ]. c. Hornton,
Of the Toledo Blqie, was severely afflicted
with rheumatism for years, He used 81 ia
cobs OH, which relieved him immediately,
and permanently cured him.
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DOR SALE-BUGGIES, PHAET0yS
~ and Wagons Now Is the time Ior laTIIs,'
Also fine Dnlit HORGS for Slle. J. Vi, PERlIII
Cor. Main aud Twentieth streets I'd
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city ooycramsn ,l A !, . and the Leg.

AAANI fAAaAEh AAAu bnt Leg
Tho Council and citizens committee on
Legislation met last night, and City Solicitor
Caldwell submitted the drafts OF the bills de.
sired TO DO introduced into the present session
OF the Legislature. They embodied the
potntSagreed upon at the meeting held week
before, as amending the provisions OF the
eity's charter, and changing THE manner Of
operating the Water Works and keeping the
streets and alleys In repair. Nothing new Of
special Interest was developed In this eeRnec.
ton. Mr. Kimberly made'an informal propo.
Sition that the position Of City Sergeant
be made appointiye, instead OF elective, and
that the police department be put In charge
OF q board OF police commissioners similar 10
those already agreed to by the committee for
the water works aud streets and alleys The
proposition was speculative and not In the
form OF motion, and though II met with
some favor, nothing was done on that head.
Mr.. Kimberly moved also that q sub-com.
Inittae be appointed TO Inquire into the ex-
pedieney OF refunding all the City's debt In
one loan, with a yi0wto securing the neceS.
sary enabling act at this session Of the
Legislature. This motion was adopted, and
Messrs Kimberly, Laughlln and Logan des.
ignated as the committee.
.
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7A.Ml2N.SP. M7PxI7A. x.l2X.Srx.7H.
IS IS 80 % 20 u q u
SUNDAY.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

4 meeting Of the Stockholders n, ib,c,.
railway Company will be held NJ M, ~ s'tllii
olnlany, No, 1870 Market stnyt. en- S SIiiI q
JANUARY ~ lAS!, Vt 2 o'clock = n H., H., " 4t
demand their attention ''''''s VI M
lall VAN Il. HALL. s.,,,,
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FOR SALE,

DOR SALE OR RENT-TlIE THO
II STORY brick dwelling corner TstutTS-
and Water streets Possession given on ,ho,t -
Apply 70 HENRY X. LIST. M
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Buy your Roots aud Shoes at L. V, blond's,
No. 1855 Main street
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "W!NE OF CARDul."
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DISsoLUTIoN.

WHEELING, W. Va, December n ia,
The Arm Of Boyd 4 Pmthcr. Whoc,ale ~.
Boots and Shoes and Hats and Can. /, vi. ,Sl,R
solved by mutual consent, :. n pmthg, ~, "
The business OF the lnie firm Will h. ,W,i.I-t
either member at the old stand, ~. I'M VIZ
lAO SCUM Streets. G. ", BOND
S.S. PRATHR
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DOR SALE.

DOR SALE.
Five lots on LaDelle Street
The Woodward Farm.
DEF ]. Il. WOODWARD
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For sale by Logan 4 Go,
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aWlNE "a cARpuln ipnr tima. 4 a,

makes a happy household.
Forsale by Logan 4 CO,
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w II W ~ I8II5IIIIs
The undersigned have this day formed n,..,..
ship under the hrn name Of BOYD 4 fr NJ
sale dealers In Boots and Shoes, stCrcpltE M,
hrp Of Boyd { Pmther. I'M s
G.WmYb
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

MARRIED On January slh
iss2, al The BRIDES residence, b,
squire A J. Wool, A, !, Dorr and
Mrs Eliza baker.
Al the residence NJ Tho bride,
tnclo, February ist, 1882, by III,
ssmr, Mr.. A, Il. Wilson and Mis-.
shllie r. Moore,
AZ tho residence II tho brides
father, December 2sth, issi, by tho
same, !. X, Mangum and Miss n,
y punnr ! sf 80 r pd.a
Az Tie residence Of the brides
father, December AID, 1881, by The
samc, d. N. Wilson and Miss ]. Y.
Johns.
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KALAxAxoo, Mich, Feb. 2 1850

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb, 2 1850
know Hop Bittcrs will bear
recommendation honestly. All
who use them confer upon them
the highest cnconiumsr and give
them credit for making cures all
the proprietcts claim for them !
have kept them since they were
first offered to The public. They
took high rank from the ftst,, and
maintained II, and are more called
for than all others combined. So
long as they keep up their high
reputation for purity and useful
moss, ! shall continue TO recom.
mend them-something l have
never before done with any othcr
patent medicine.
~. BABcocK, NJ. D.
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\. A Cough, Cold or Bore Throat
shouldbe stopped. Neglect frequen.
" results in an Incurable Lung
Disease or Consumption. .BRowS''
BsoScHIAL TRocHEs does not disor.
der the stomach. like cough syrups
and balsams, but sets directly on the
inhamed parts, sllaying irritation,
gives relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, catarrh, and the Throat
Troubles which Singers and Pub
lie Speakers are subject n. For
thirty years Browns Bronchial
Truchcs have been recommended
by, physicians, and have always
given perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and CONSTANT
use fur nearly an entire generation
they have attained merited mnk
among the few staple rcmcdics d
the age. Sold at - cents a bpz
everywhere.
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COmmimioner's Sale Of Land.


by virtue Of q decree NJ the Chsnccry
court Of the First district Of Panols coun.
ty, Mississippi, made at the May term,
1891, the undersigned administrator d.
boais Roa Of Thomas =. Wilson, deceased,
will on :
Monday, february 27th, 1882,
In front Of the courthouse OF said First
District Of Pamela county, within legal
hours, expose for sale al public outcry
10 the highest bidder, the following lands
belonging to the estate Of mid decedent
to-wit: Section seventeen M, subject 10
homestead exemption; west half of
section sixteen (i6), and vest fmction Of
southeast quarter of section eightceen
Usl, containing n hundred acres, more
or less, all in township eight (s) range ~
eight west, In Pamela county, Mississippi.
Terms 0nc-half cash, and the balsncr
on u crcditSf twelve months from lay Of
sale; bond with good security, win be re-
quircd Of purchasers for the deferred pay
mpnt A. y. PuTrs,
Yeb. 4, 81 ISL Aimr. d. b. n.
Thoa =. Wilson. deceased.
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Arc you disturbed at night and
broken Of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex-
c~ruciAtins- pain Of cutting tceth'
II no, go at once and get a bottle Of
MRS. wINsfOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little 81 fSerer immediately depcnd
upon Il there is no mistake about
1t. There is not a mother on earth
who has ever usca II, who will not
tell you at once that 1t will regulate
the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health TO
the child, operating like magic.
It IL perfectly safe TO use In all cas-
%, and pleasant 10 the taste, and Is
the prescription Of one Of the oldest
and best fcmala physicians and
nurses In the United States. Sold
everywhere, At % cents a bottle.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-02-11

Kdisoy Bar. -
The answer TO the enigma by
"Humpty Dumpty" IL "Nishtia-
gale" aud the answer 10 enigma
by "8chooi-G Girl" il as falows /:
"have we nof power to est and IA
drink suppose she gave hers
TO the boys, and ! will. tsax give
her one, -. sr.ts.z
Ny Ant q h dihl, AlM sasa5 !.
NY second Is In mile. MOI in food;
Ny third is in rail, not in water;
Myfourth Is inrov, net In daughter;
My 9Th Is in gale. not in 'ink =
Ny sixth 10 ia mule, not In Wink
Ny seventh Is In make. not In colt
Ny ninth Is In eagle, not In bolt.
Now when this enigma you unwind
| nm very sure you'll find (bs,
The name Of city, a. plain as cnn
And the name Of she city shs an
swer will be. P.L d.