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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
OPHIR WOODwORTH'S MILLIONS.
n Man who tram PriNcciy wealth
fell to I'itiRhIc Poverty.
San Francisco Chronicle.

The early friends AND acquaintance
of Joseph Woodwork, one Of the
argonauts 'and early pioneers of CALI
fornia and Nevada, win be shocked 10
hear that their companion of palmy
mining days has passed away ard been
laid at rest. His death occurred ri the
residence of his daughter, Miss Jane
W. Bruner, in this city, on Thursday
last. Mr.. Woodwork was nearly &C
years old at the time of MS death and
left - family consisting of wife and
four grown children. The immediate
cause of his death WAS softening of the
brain, superinduced by the loss of his
fortune, which he made out of Ophir.
He was the first millionaire of the
state.
On June l, 1859, shortly after John
Comstock's discovery of the famous
lode which now bears his name, two
miners came to Grass Valley, bringing
With them some of the ore
bearing rock from the rev dis
covery, which they exhibited to
Mr.. Woodwork and Judge James
Walsh, who was always closely con-
nected with Mr.. Woodwork in bust.
ness relations. The ore was assayed
at the Gold Hill mill at Grass Valley
and was found to be very rich. The
result of the assay 80 excited the men
that they fastened to the new Golcon
da ans in their eagerness to reach there
unknown TO to anyone they packed
their mules in the middle of the night
and left the town at 4 o'clock in the
morning. Upon reaching the scene OF
the now famous lode the party began
prospecting, and Son June %, 1859
Joseph Woodwork and eleven others
located and recorded the Sierra Nevada
mine. This was the first location ever
recorded in the State and the entry
stands on Book A, page l, of the Gold
Hill records. Subsequently, Mr.. Wood
worth and Judge Walsh, each purchas
ed of Comestock one-3ixth interest il
Ophir, the yield of which until 1866
was nearly 81 900 day.
In 1868 Mr. Woodworth's forum,
was almost fabulous, and he was know
to all mining men as "Ophir' Wood
worth. He came to this city and erect
ed the Latham house on Folsom street
now occupied by Frank G.. Newlands
and which mt the time was looked up
on as the palatial residence of the city
In 1864 Ophir began to collapse and
with it went Mr.. Woodworth's fortune
by degrees until he was almost PENN
less
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
EXECUTING EGYPTIANS.
shooting and Hanging at Alexandria

Alexandra correspondence Philadelphia Pres
The Grand Square was first used az a
burying ground for those Arabs who
were caught IN the act Of firing or loot
ing; they had perfectly fair play, ifthe
soldiers took the trouble TO arrest them,
which was comparatively seldom.
They were brought before the officer in
charge, and courtmartial was held in
shoot form, viz
Oticer--Dd you see this man firing?
Sodier-No. Yes, sir
Soldier-No. Yes, sir.
OfIicer-Have you anything to say ?
Arab-No.
Oificer-Take him over there, tie
him up and shoot him.
And in ten minutes ne had gone 10
Join Mahomes. This was not one case,
bu. many.
Whether in the interest of humanity
or for the reason that the proceedings
we're over too quickly TO have the de-
sired effect, the English have quit
shooting the Arab murderers and taken
10 hanging them. About all the
amusement we have had during the
past week has been three executions
iust outside OF b ell Sidra, one OF the
city gates, where the European popu-
lation have given the actors - bene
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
Army Promotions.

By the promotion of Col. McKen-
zie to be brigadier general, Lieut.. Col.
William B. Royal, third cavalry, will
become colonel Of the fourth cavalry;
Mai. David r. Clendenia, eighth cav
airy, will be lieutenant colonel of the
third cavalry; Capt. Frederick Van
Welt, third cavalry, will be major OF
the eighth cavalry; First Lieut.. John
G. Bourke, third cavalry, will become
captain, and Second Lieut.. John M
Porter, third cavalry, first lieutenant.
The record of Brig. Gen. Ronald, S.
Mckenzie reads as fellows Second
lieutenant engineers, 18th of June.
1862; brevet first lieutenant, Goth, of
August, 1862, for gallant and meri-
torous service in the battle of Man
assas, Va; first lieutenant engineers,
81 Of March, 1868, for gallant and
meritorious service in the battle of
Chancellorville, Va; brevet major, 4th
of July, 1868, for gallant and Ineri.
torious service in the battle of Getty.
burg, Pa; captain engineers, 9th No
vember, 1888; brevet lieutenant colonel,
18th June, 1864, for gallant and mer-
torious eervice before, Pittsburs, Va. /;
colonel Connecticut artillery, 10th of
July, 1864; brevet colonel, lob of
October, 1864, for gallant and merit orr
Gus service in the battle Of Cedar
Creek, Va; brigadier general of volun.
teers, the 10Th of October, 1854, for
gallant and meritorious service in the
battles of Opequan, Fishers Hill and
NJ 4 IA. l. -. -
general on the 18th of March, 1865,
for gallant and meritorious service in
the field during the var, bleyet major
general of volunteers, 9lst Of March,
1864, for gallant and meritorious SER
vice during the war. Mustered out Of
volunteer service Jan. 10, 1866 colonel
of forty-iirst infantry, oh OF March,
1867; transferred to twenty-iourth in
fantry 18th Of March, 1869; transferred
to twenty-fourth cavalry 18th of De-
cember, 1870. Brig. Gen. Mackenzie
was born in New York aud was ap.
poined at large.
Ma. Gen. John Pope was born at
Louisville, KY, March 16, 1923. He
graduated at West Point among the
first in his class. The record reads as
follows: Breyet second lieutenant,
typographical engineers, 1912, second
lieutenant, Sept. %, 1876, for gal
liant and meritorius conduct in the
several conflicts at Monterey, Mex,
breyet captain, Feb. %. 1917; for gal
lant and meritorious conduct IN the
battle Of Buena Vista, Mex, first liuten-
ant Typographical engineers, March, 3,
1855 captain, July /, 1856; brigad der
general volunteers, May II, 1861; ma
or general volunteers March 81, 1852;
brigaLier general United States army
July IA, 1862; brevet major general
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
Old.Time Country Ministers.

The position of the country minister
has considerably changed since the
time of Elizabeth. Though there were
great numbers in those days who said
and did what they chose, the poor
clergyman who happened to be the
cha PLAIN to some rich IN an was not to
be envied. His chief business was to
say grace in fnll canonicals, and though
he could FL himself with "corned
beef an carlois," he had to leave the
table before the dessert was put on.
He had frequently to curry the masters
horse. and "carry parcel ten miles, I"
and do any other chore which the other
servants were unwilling or unable to
do. His social conditions is indicated
by law m ade By Queen Bess that no
clergyman should presume ito marry
a servant girl without the consent Of
her master or mistress"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02

For the sake Of convenience we will
say the place was Amsterdam
ana the street East Main. It's the
hour of 2 in the afternoon, and a mum
Der Of guests were seated at the dinner
table of Mr.. b. Among the number is
Mr., BIS little daughter, aged s, and
Rev. Mr.. X. At the request of Mr.. b.
the reverend guest is politely request
ed to say grace. That's pretty grace
you said, Mr.. ~" remarked the
daughter rs the latter finished, "but
that amt the way papa says it,
How does papa say it?' asked the
proud Mr.. X, expecting to hear an
other of her bright replies, for which
she, 80 her father averred, was 30
famous. Eyes" chimed in the rest OF
the guests, "tell us how papa says
grace" why, when be comes in to
dinner he looks at the table and then
at mamma, and then says, We'll, this
is h--ll of meal to set before white
man - Mr. B. subsidized. -Amsterdapt
Rec0rder.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02

18th March, 1865, for gallant and m err
torius service at the capture of island
Number Ten; mustered out of the vol
unteer service Sept. i, 1866 Gen. Pope
has brilliant war record, having al /
ed, subsequent to the capture of Island
No. 10, in the capture of Corinlh and
afterward had chage of successful ex-
petition south of that point. Ne was
then transferred to the department o;
the Potomac participated in the second
battle of bull Run and rendered dis
tinguished service in the Shenandoah
valley. He has seen, up to the time
of his promotion, commanding the De
partment of the Missouri, with head
quarters at Fort Leavenworth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
A Partridge as a Cannon Ball.

A partridge frightened from its native
heath, alightcd on the courthouse at
Mansfield the other day, Some boys
attempted to capture it and it flew in
staight line against one of the post
Office windows, and made hole about
the size of it's body and fractured a
tnree.eights inch French plate glass, 6
by ! i feet, worth 500 tn 800. The
poor thing. with broi,en bill, head sew
cred from his body, breast bone brok-
en-, dropped dead beneath the window.
1t is believed to be the first instance Of
the kind ever KNOWN Cincinnati Co.
zffg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02

Mime. Christine Nilsson says she has
made up her mind never TO cross the
ocean again after she gets home. Her
wish is to retire from the stage in three
years, and establish home in London.
She 10 tired Of work, OF standing before
the public to be applauded or criticised
as the case may be; tired Of the strong
light Of public life, and she wants to
retire, not TO give up music, but to do
for her own pleasure and for charity
what she has done 70 far for money.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1882-11-02
All a Mistake.

LONE Rock, Oct. 27.--R. l.. Cole, of
Magnatia, Columbus county, took
strychnine, which be mistook for NOR
phine. He soon discovered the mis-
take, and sent for doctor, but the
drug speedily threw him into convul-
stems, and death followed tno hours
later.
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$3.50 Of bllls. tor tinlernall improvements.

I ,,,,, ~ TL,,I,. ,.,"I"I----- -
n1iso VI pll's III internal improvements:
~. nc dec.atcs !hat during the latter weeks OF
. .a..hs session congress "a working
fra .e coula hardly abstract his thoughts
; 1o'n ',,e consiaenltion oil Il srecia! subject
n ,or moment ~ without hearing Tie whis.
i pvleu OF voellerous assertion that the
in T., ny " ue appropriated was lying dead
ill.,, ~ 'ne treasury, md That II
' Ms y un.y w. oweu INC people 70 put this
o ueau inoney mo CIRCULATION lie instAn.
all ~. 1's".uen. 81 gentleman from No.
sMln WHY reminded tho House that hts
I;;,, pau hot riyer or ll9rbor within It's
i; ;h,,.s, auu .liat y u should not obtain a
i,oe a'a, APPROPRIATION ior public buildings
" Collu SCI no snare Oh tho money which
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arc Fever inflated or eounettioi This Is especially
true Ola family mcdclhc, md It Is positive proof
that the remedy iitd'ei Is OF tie highest value
Assoon " It had bsen tested and proved by the
whole world that Hop Bil,ers was tho pures. beA,
and most valuable family mcdlcineon earth, many
imlsa!ionssprung up aud began to steal tho no.
tees In which thcpress and people Of the county
had expires d,lc merits Of II. D., and In every
way trying to indncc suffering invaiis to use ,lclr
stuff Instead, expecting to make money on tic
credit and good name Of II. L., Manyo,hers started
nolrums put up ii similar style 10 II. b with ya.
ronsiy devised names, IN which the word 'lIop'' or
"ilors' were used Iii way to induce people to be.
licse they were ,ls same as IIop B!t,c,a All such
pretended remedies or cures. no matter what their
style or ,name Is. aud especially those wi h The
word "liop" "llops' In their name, or In any
wny connected with them or their name, are jmiia.
lions 9. counterlelts. Beware OF them. Touch
none Of Them, Use nothing but genuine Hop Bill.
tctS, with bunchdt cluster OF green Hons On the
white Label TINT nothing else Druggists and
counterftf,s ,I,I,i.',IT - - tthshw Va
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Allow cold to advance in your system and
thus encourage more serious maludies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be SO
readily attained2 BoscurE's G kRNAY Syaup
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds aud the seycrest Lung
Diseases: 1t is Dr.. Roschce's famous Gerinail
prescription, and is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne lear need be entertained in I'D.
m,inistering II to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sule Of this medicine is I'm.
precedented. Since first introduced there has
oeen constant increa.;ng demand and with.
aut single report Of failure 10 10 It's work III
bny case. Ask your Druggist rs to the trzth
Of these 1emarSs. Large sizes rs cents. Try
ltanu pc cohVlhCed. = ." ,--..--..- IThsAH
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A coueH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped; Neglect frequently results in an
incurable, Lung, disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial 1Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups aud balsams,
but acts directly OH the intlamed parts, aliay.
ing irritation, gives reliefin ASTHMA, Bron.
chitis; Coughs, Catarrh, and the Throat troub-
les which singers aud public speakers are
subject TO-. For thirty years Browns Bron.
'chlal Iroches have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by'widc and
constant use ior nearly ail entire generation
they nave attained well-merited rank among
u ne lew staple remedies Of the age Sold al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17

The Great Female Remedy Is prepared by
The Women's Medical Institute Of Buffalo,
n. T., and Is their fayori,e prescription for
ladies who are suffering from any weakness;
or complaints common 10 the sex. II IL
sold by druggists ut $500 per bottle, Ladies
can obtain advice Tree. Send stau,p for
names Of those who have been cured,
At Wholesale and retail bylLogan *! Co,
Whs Ing, W. Va.li,.I :o.6',y pSw
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fN--e---,E7
RefAQllRll To fIcn Onlxa

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will
send DR.: Dyes Celebrated Electro. Voltaic
Belts and Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days to mon {yonnr or Old, WHO are
afflicted With Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality
and Manhood, and kindred troubles, rusran-
feeling speedy and complete restoration Of
health and manly vigor. Address al above,
y: B'-Eo risk is incurred, as thirty days
Nla4 ~ a!loWeu. an. ,e NJ TrS6W
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1.-The Commodore

Jos: L. Foote. the Commodore Elrin,, Ill,
says Thomas Eclectic Oil cured him Of scint.
lea with neapplica.ion, thoroughly applied.
It also cured him OF q severe cold and cough.
ne thinks i a very valuable remedy and will
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New York State lfny bc Carried ~ the
DpfnnnrnsS

but their victory and gain will be Of little
value as compared TO tie owner of the lucky
ticket which will. draw the $4,000 prizc in
the Commonwealth Distribution 60, s draw.
ing, which takes placs in Louisville, Ky,
Tuesday, October '3lat. For tickets Or in
formation, address Il. N. Doardmau, Louis.
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,

- west 18th St.. Now York.
Full line Of above preparations displayed
in one OF Ponds Extract Co. 3 Show Cases m Il
sold by Logan 4 Co., 053 Main Street, Wheel.
Ing; also by @. Moenkenoeler, corner Marx Ell
and Fwenty.secoild Streets, Centre Wheeling
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Qhe Gt,tellfqeatl'lle:rI'.,
0nIre. Nos. Is ana ~ IoUriecnin street.
When the Frost /. ON the runkIn ruI

|
When the Frost Is ON the l'unkin anu
5at the f0lder'sin the shock. +,
When ths iro,t Is on tho punkn and the folders
Aud you hear !he kyoucl and Sobblc OF Tic slut.
And THO Slackli' Of tho yulneyS and tho cuckln'
Of tho hens, 30 .'..I, Nil = =, $3.50.
And The hero OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tlp.oes on tho
~ then tho time icller lsa ieelln At hIs best
WIN s INC tlsi sun to greet him from night Of
As ' h isyii .s ,o sS'e and goes out to
When tug n fro. 4 OH the punkln and tho folders
ihctes omepln kind o hearty Ike about tho ut,
When hea. OF summers over and the cooling fall Is
OF course lS We miss the flower. and the blossoms on
Aha 'l.s humble OF Tho hummln' birds and bu1,lu
But The ar 80 Hppe,lsin' and the landscape through
days "'e''''', , Wv N'' "" 'N1'A"
Is picture that no painter has the co!o,la to
When the frost Is on tho p,lntln and the fodder 4,
In the shoek. :, =
Tho husky. rusty rustic Of tho tosscls Of the corn.
"''" NV laApih VI INC tangled leaves ps golden 0s
49, The F36fn. IL - ="
lheslnbblrof the flrtics. Lind % Lonesome like,
p'e,eI N, sermons to u, Of tho barns they srowc
me MrawsthCk In the mcdder aud the reaper IN
- thu she'd; 1'r.1II 1TVII' T'''.' " - "
Inc hoses III their stalls below. the clover over.
head, .uti uyi.l.,T,sIl. IIF'.'''Ig1IJ : fNIiI
oh sss my hart cllcEln', like the, liekln' Of A
When the frost |. on tho runkn' and the folders
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"llAcEMErAck," a lasting and fragrant per.
fume. Price IS and5 cents.

lume. frlce 70 and50 cents.
elllioMs CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping cough mud Bronchitis. !;
foh DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint, you
have q printed guarantee OH every bottle OF
shi!ohs 'ltalizcr. 1tnever fails to cure.
:, a NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle Of
Shiloa's Ca!arrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by y Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r, II. List, 1910 Main
street. ,.lL!L iNsd
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' TONIC PROOF

,roy ann LAYER Diseases pnu lshou!nRtiSn.- -
Inyi TrttIhly-"Sp,hing seemed to help mo;
ssd nos sctOu. Of bed. 81 r smih sT mo-"
Wheeling. VIVA.
,,.rh rolypus oil Nose, Impaired VOICE sui.
CATE; ra ~ tGlcnt medicine failed to help me.
r :.sIh completely Sa,t q nS ru ,nnr,cvl
oispeIdel 4 c. Wheeling, ". Va.
,-retS!n AMI UlCchted slomRGh,-"Ireatnen
SS'SySA 81 lS If' nsats s%. 1ss sutsa
M ~" Wv LOUIS i. WAsiilNGTON.1
81 ny, wuuulng Sores Oil Head. -"My son was
:aS.I far Iourtctn years. Nothing seemed "
MIN pr. Smith cured him" mFEj
Markctktret, Wheeling. W, Va,
.-"sOlvreA for years with cancer. Had Il
tGa,,b,re Guits. II returned after each Opera.
cl0un S,,iih cured me without knife cnlsitcor
y. W. ''- MRa. II. N. 0RCUTT.
r., ri,,ulA Of A,,M fiat @ my back for is
X. x Rey.li,cddy!ng. Dr.smithcurGd me with.
s!iDae' III NV "s THOMAS coLv1N,
yh,lesle Groct, Main ~. wheeling, W Va.
r cations Of Rcetum., rtolapsus and Hlcs.-
S@ "siSriI IN 10 die and pronounced incunlble
~ :,rNh rurtl me without kiilte." n
s:ns'a ''''N So WASHINGTON DELANY,
e.. Martins Ferry.
wilt 0, lAdd wfiteS-"D Dr.. sm!.h's professional
- .I in nj : family have been most satisfactory
Ell II Tmlnmtll him to all as gentleman aud a
EI!1 .nattt; Koib ayS--"1 had been suffering
~ wen van aud treated by many physicians for
Eis'.,sIA IN, smith said had tape.worm and
G,Et hour rrInOveda monster 100 feet loag.',
HEHESIsC MISUNDERSTANDING years In. hospitals for
,H,' t yIyc nc peculiar ADVANTAGES ~ such cascs
as eu:N o. rhh diseases ns,y 81 nes r., iiyst
-, ~ xrkD,4ss Of men and youth, sCroiulA and
sSnatv,tIiyt0 my success A., ~
5;s Cttyd without tho Epile.
I yIssts Al distant may ~ treated by letter and
.!!ttrtOn guaranteed. chart for self exAmina.
~ sn, on receipt Of TWO three cent s,ainps. and
LTicr returned free;
yn;r n. daily. Call OIL or address Ia.
A"'" ~ J. \. SMITH. NJ. D., ~
IA Y. III L,hnnlInn ~ Wheeling " Va
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III you are sick and troubled with lyspep.
sia, Brownslron Bitters will cure Won. =
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: II n, cu - = .,,,a,.-- IN - y ! -iNl- 4.
eIAoN-DaaUGHI" cures costive-
ness and -IlcadacLe, r5r
For sale by Losas & Co. a., n
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YAH the Ills that Flesh IN Heir to-
Arising from in,purity OF the blood, torpid
liver, irregular bowels, disordered Kidneys
etc, can be safely and speedily cured by
Burdock Blood Bitters. Price ST; pAw
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No fragrant Wild flower OF the heath
lsSweeter than my Julia's sikh -
=, No pearl Is whittier than her teeth. $50 .
"hile her sott lips the roses dye, .O ..y
For sOZODoST ishcr delight; wy
lt eeeps those charms so pure ind bright,
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i"H hhs' uEo. Il. TNAfER, Of Bourbon,
ND, says: Both myself and wife owe our
yves to shiloh's Consumption Cure"
= ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion,
yIonsti psiion: Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
iellow SHlhT Shiloh's Vitalizer Is positive
Why WILL rou cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief Price 10 ets.. so
cts. and 81. 80 80. -. - ''t1',iS y -
SHILoH's CArAnRH REMEpY-a posi,iye cure
Tor Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth,
Z sold BY =. Booking, AGENT. Odd Eel
lows Hall, and by X. II. List, 1910 Main
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oKE HUNDRED poLIAIs reward for q better
remedy. Willian,y Indian Pile Ointment Is
a1ura nt'ra fnr Piles dJ4 F,1s1!,I ,- nav
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Z LAM delighted with Pcruna and Manilin.
s. 7. SnArEg, Warsaw, Jefferson county, Pa,
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u FURNITURE. CARPETS, az. i,s.lM
He HEADQUARTERS FOR. ~
W..I9ssa5 Stsr M Eah .GpllHla }].HIpS'
FU i. I I|j|I}|'I II. u. 4.
s..575tss .lstr! I = ',cil ~, $3.50, 9HG'
W. ~ 4 ~, ,Y,r"tJtl oH'l-a7 t4f-n'
carp ; i 81. 81!
Ell: Eli II !: III
~ 4,f ri ~ hi:rc!, m ira :ri4.
Il; Z; ;;;i 4;
n y, -, 2 !. Our assortment o. Rugs is very
RnUN v sS eM%oosResuth EsrT SMyf SKSss xhl
AaWeVaTAPEsTRY, and many Others. n
Lino !, III! /. OIL. .,g} !!e!!t
Nj! |! !!!! |. Shades !!| !!s!,s
Rattan B! 4! /! !a i! Sc:
Folding Chairs!!!:::;::;;:;:::;;;i &; +:
The ls three leading factories Of The coun.ry. g,
Chamber Sets 4: :: "a; &;
A.! o.. 1 8:
UNDERTAKING. Il: /: / / *.
on easK q tnS AZ t nna a yes METALLIC
furnished on short notice. $50 +;
w lf No. Z, - r- rel. f.
.-f0d siiibIih;t tsic',t E1S 7l:t.
FR|ENDl:...;&|, son,
mha -. 80. va, Eti9lS0.fIfIg ,.JI1s
south AND WEST
- X; ONLY so CENTS A YEAR, g5s'S,iiG
IT Isl Gnt class Agricultural paper, rublbhca
semi monthly. All who send US their s,,6rriniien
With 70 cents, between now and December I'LL IN
Will send them the paper until IanIlnry ii isSi
south 9AND WEST.

NO, ONLY 80 CENTS 4 YEAK1 II.'T.7T.I
TT Is 4 :tlrt class Agricultural rarer nnb,,.,oa
semi monthly. All who send us their s,,SmIin,ieuu
With 20 cents, between now and December III NJ
will send them the paper until January iii. isl
Sample copirs. containing Premium Lista tc,, ftnc
on application. Address "SOJTiI AMI Wre 1reS !,
so n: ID street, 81. Louis, No. Z -, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-17
SCl,OFUIA.

4: Iealety. Of Atlanta, Ca. says: S. 8. s.
rE,l NE Of violent case OF scrOfulA which had
lid 10 Yield 10 MI other t,es tment. = - y