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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1882-04-15
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To the Pubic.

Having reopened my saddle
shop, | desire to inform the pub
lie that | am now ready to do all
kinds Of work, such az buggy and
carriage trimming, harness and
saddles Of all dementIons ; repair
ings of all kinds at lowest rates.
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+. A. MAZERoLLE,
AhbeyilIe. La.
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St CHARLES Cole e.
GRaND COTEaU, Id.
by Fathers Of the Society
Of .Insus

Conducted by Fathers of the Society
Of Jesus.
LOCATION most healthy and
pleasant, on the Alexandria Branch
of the Morgan n. O. and Texas
R.R, II miles by rail from Yer
m%liionvilIe. Beautiful Fairgrounds
and avenues Of oak trees BULL
DlNGS comfortable. CHURCH
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Special attention paid to Rool
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moderate. Per Session Boafe.
Tuition, Wasing $3.50, Bee & 81
ding $40, Medical Fees l0,-Fir
Entrance Or matricolation Fee *
-OPENING of Session 1880 s..
October 4th REFERENCES:
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jesuit Fathe1s, N, @,
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ABBEvILLE, January 14th 1882.
The School Board met pursuant
to adjournment, members present =
4, d. Martin, President, j. Nugier
and j. n. Williams, there being no
quorum present, they adjourned TO
meet s turday January 2ls 1882.
J. n. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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DR.. D. 5. one
OF the most succ ssf,tl Specialists
OF the South. Cures all private
matters of both sexes speedily and
and safely. All Cases guaranteed
those In trouble call or write.
Office and residence, corner
Robinson and Gasquet SITS, New
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collected but did not name or desig-
nate any person or persons from
whom Il could not he collected.
On motto the Board a%qjourneo
TO meet Saturday January AT.
1882
J. y. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23
PROTECTING GAME.
A Plea for Quail and Game Birds.
Elilor o( fI.r Reoisfcr.

run" W SN k<bsst's
A bill has been, or will be, introduced in
our Legislature, having for Its object tho
protection OF some OF the smaller game,
perhaps only the quail or Virginia par
fridge. The Legislature should, on no &C.
courit, fail 10 pass such q law. The long
continued SHOWS, the freezes lasting nearly
all winter and the ravages OF the foxes, and
owls ut night and hawks by day, nearly
exterminated the quail during the winter
of 1901. Whole fiocks or coveys OF quail
were found frozen dead where they had
huddled together for warmth and pfotec-
ton. Nearly all that survived freezing
were 30 benumbed with cold and
weakened by starvation that they
became an easy prey to "varmints'
hawks, owls, etc. The quail should bc
protected as friend TO the farmer. They
are of inestimable value In destroying
worms, bugs and other marauders upon the
crops. In Ohio, few years back-in 1873,
l believe--a 'close season" for two years
was had by Law. The farmers and all who
love the quail asked il, and law forbid
ding hunting. trapping and pursuing with
intent to Kill thom for two years was
passed. The result was they multiplied
rapidly, and at the end OF two years were
plentiful. Unle1 some tdt1 is prssed his ser
mon, this beautiful and useful bird. whose
native home is Virginia, will be e1iermi-
mated. Our legislators are hmrtuv, hope.
Let this hill be passed and make Po.'e'.'os
of quail DriE'o ta,i. grounds for indictment.
The farmers ask 1t, and all true sporsmen
wish to Zee this fayoritc bird protected.
The "pot- hunter" who sneaks upon them
and shoot them on the ground by the doz.
ems, will murder all that the other "var.
mints' leave. Let these birds DE protected
for at least one season" Il.
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Atseaps 70 be Pathetic.
PARKERSBURG.
The Ripley Murder-CuttinE Array.
6peciai 20 the Repiar.

The Ripley Murder-CuttinE Array.
Special 10 the Repiar.
PARKkRsBuko, January I.-Intelligence
of the Ripley murder was received here
with profound sorrow, as both parties were
we'll known in this city.
Our city narrowly escaped being. the
scene Of Q fatal cutting affray early this
morning. Brooks Bufiington, who Is In
the employ of the Novelty Mill Co. as night
vatchnian, has been In the habit OF invit-
ing certain fraii damsel named Fannie
Frost 10 assist him in his nightly vigils, and
Burlington, being a married man, the mat
ter came to his wife's ears and aroused the
green eyed monster 10 her breast This
morning, before daylight, she armed her
self with big knife and repairing TO the
mill found the object OF her wrath, and
proceeded 10 wreak her vengeance upon the
defenceless girl, and cut her in several
places but did not succeed in striking
vital part. Her guilty partner like oravcl =
man fed from before his wronged wife, ana
left the girl ut the smercy OF ahc- enraged
antagonist. The girls cries finally brought
assistance, but not before she was badly dis
figured having lost nearly half OF one
cheek.
Mrs. Burlington was arrested, and in de-
fault of bail was committed to Jail. Since
the above. we learn that Burlington has re-
turned to the city, and securing the neoes-
sary bondsmcn, had his wife released from
Jail. =.
A sewing machine agent named Fisher
recently came TO grief at spencer, in Roane
county. He was employed By the Davis
Machine Company, but his career was
short, rs he disposed Of one machine for f2a
in cash, and. then got on glorious drunk
and spent the money, was arrested on Q
charge of embezzlement, and now languish-
es in Jail.
The unknown man, who was arrested
here a short time ago for hou9ebreaking,
has been recognized as Chas Vernon, OF
Marion county, this State, who has served
out one term in the penitentiary at
Moundsville. /,
Patsy Harlon, the popular newsboy, had
his arm broken by Q fall at the skating
rink last night
Ir the q. 8. Court, yesterday, DR.. Doven'
ner, OF Writ county, indicted for viola.
| ton of internal revenue laws, Was fined
500 and costs.
One case Of smallpox In Pedro, town
| adjoining Patkersburg, has created some
unnecessary alarm here. Every precaution
has been take to confne the disease 70 IL
resent lacation. Oar citizens have been
pretty generally vaccinatsd, and there u
no cause for alarm. +.
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BellAIRE.

Church services were generally well at
tended yesterday.
Mr.. Arthur McClain HI, leased the street
ra; lr. ad for four years more.
Co. Marion Huffman hlS been spoken Of
as ntmocratic candidate for Mayor.
There Is en- unusual amount OF typhoid
fever IA toxD just at the pre"aa: time.
Alex. Wiley has retatsd from a few
days visit to friends in Ne, ,IiTrcras, D.
Mr.. Tbos. Moore's youngest sD-, who has
been unwell for q vs past is improving.
Father Gull will lecture in Wheeling on
the 18th. His subjcc: IL 10 The Coufes-
sional."
Ida Cook, a little ooiored clliid. died OF
diphtheria on Saturday AID VS. 1gied
yesterday.
Henry Miller, OF Batesville, one Of the
directors OF the Beaver Valley railroad,
spent Sunday In town.
The C. Y. Lucas will run TO Wheeling
and return on Tuesday and "Wednesday
evenings for the bcneh. Of her patrons 10
Bellaire, who desire 70 hear Lista and De-
Witt TslDsge.
Mf. Chas Hersey, OF this city, died In
FLORIDA on Thursday. The fGnefsi viii
take place in Wheclings some day this week.
He was large stakeholder II the Bsilsirs
nan mill and had worked Here for . nurc.
ber Of years. His disease was aaDo-s ieYer.
no decision has yet been reached by the
City Council in the matter 8 lighting our
streets for the ensuing year. Tbey now
hsve under consideration . proposidon
from the Nj. Vernon Lantern Company.
which sppears 10 Be q very good and reas.
enable Offer, but they will consider the
matter until next Tuesday evening, when
some conclusion will probably be reached
There Is considerable excitement In the
First ward over supposed case d yafio-
loid. A man named Thos. Davis, who has
worked in the glass houses here. returned
Last night from ten days stay In Pitts-
burgh, and yesterday his face was badly
broken out; but he has not been SICK at all.
and has been moving about town since his
return. His physician ssys the case Is not
far enough developed to prcn1uneeit vsrio-
lo;d, bat he presumes that that is the
trouble. Davis II living in little frlus
house Just above the South Bellsire n. T.
chcrch, and the family of Lewis Best Who
have occupied IL. have moved out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23
The Prosecuted Jews.

LoxDoS, January 22--The Lord Mayor,
in consequence of a requisition signed by
the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Bish-
ops OF London, Gloucester, Manchester and
Oxford, Cardinal Manning Prof. Darwin
Samuel Morley, Prof. Jewett, Mathew
Arnold, Lord Elcho and he Eayl of Shsftes-
bury, has colled a public meeting at the
Mansion House, February 1st, to make 8
declaration of opinion relative 10 the per
secution of the Jews il Russia.
The JossrnGj DE- ST. Ps'.rsburg angrily com
ments on this agitation in England. It
says, that though agitation is carried on
under the mask OF philanthropy, it has its
mainspringi in feeling OF hatred toward
Russis, and in the displeassre with which
political factions view the excellent relation
between Russia and England which have
existed since the accession OF Gladstone.
The JvfrRGi declares that the accounts OF
the riots are maleVorently exaggerated.
As the government is considering legisla-
tive measures in regard to the Jews, the
Journal begs the foreign press not inflsme
question already bristling with difficult
ties,
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WHEEIN(3 W. VA, MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY 23 1882.

a cnssed thing here without Gofp say
these diseontented brethren, ':and yet the
General never puts in an appearance. IL
he hasen't time to look after US, why in
the devil don't he turn the job over to
somebody who has. II he would come
down here once in while and stay week,
at time, something might be accomplish
ed, but the way things go now 1t IS slim
picking for West Virginia applicants. II
he is too busy to come, why don't he say
to the administration, Il haven't the time
30 advise with you concerning these things.
numerous individuals here who would &C.
cept the situation if the bond required
wasn't too high. LAN.
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CHICAGO os,ArTM.


A.ti.MAr0Aa aeseaaUs eepalssleo
aaA ssrsesICar frsvsl-Dakeea Deess
gattoa.
Chicago, January ee.-The Ir;5sse. which
has been particularly interested In the -.
ti-Mormon meeting TO bs held here Non.
day, has two columns Of responses this
morning from ell parts OF The country,
showing that there Is strong sympathy
with the movement and that in ell the
large cities similar meetinQ will be hsld.
A superintendent Of one OF the ltrset-
car lines says, that judging from the In.
crease in travel on his division, the popu.
lstion of the city has increased LIS, 900 souls
since the census Of 1850 VA taken. and &C.
cording TO tho statistics OF travel, thse0
should uow be about 8SO, 900. -.
A delegation OF prominent resldents 'of
Dakota have been here to-day, and LETT 70
night for Washington, 70 urse The edmis-
sion Of the southern half Of Dakota -
n State. All political parties and opinions
are represented In the delegation, which
number seventy-fvs. They say that while
the Territory Is largely Republican. and
with the present party Issues it will un.
doubtediy remain 20, an it, citisens urse 10
admission, which has become . necessity:
and they have no doubt thsir prayers 70
Congress will be needed.
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satl6 o FIN n Parts En-
- FslE eeGatry. 80 Is I :
veaaols Cold Wavs--Aati- nermea, nes..
lng,.-chieass's Pspslatisa--Oaks
a Dslesatss-- -6ssia;a -
.&A lsgislsturs. .4lgSsriA
AseRles OF GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
veNNoa,s COLD WAVE.

MosrrxsI, Orr, January ga snow
storm accompanied by high wind has been
raging oil the afternoon.
LoSpox, 0Sr., January ee.-There wo z
heavy snow storm throughout northwest.
ern OntoFio last night and to-day. To-
night the weather Is bitterly cold.
ma cold, with strong gale blowing. Their
mometer about one o'clock tonight marks
!3 degrees above zero.
BosroS, January PA cold westerly
gale ell day. the wind rsachine . velocity
OF forty miles; shifted 10 northwest IN the
afternoon, and at midnight was blowing
at ~ miles, with the thsrmometerlf abeve.
Some damage 10 roofs, chimneyss WINDOW
glass, etc, is reported from outlying dis-
tSfcts.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, January 31-A regular
"bliuard' oil day; Thermometer 10 desrsss
above Hnn @ t|al
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The Mexican Bank-RAil~oad.

CRY OF MEXICO, January 22-Tbe Gov
ernment Commissioner has just signed a
declaration that all the shares of the Ma
tional Bank Of Mexico have been subscrib-
ed for, and over $3, ,00o, 900 paid un. Egh-
tsen thousaad shares are held in Mexico,
1900 in New York, and $1,000 in Paris.
week in February is appointed for the
opening.
The Mexican National railroad is run
ming regular passenger trains twenty-five
miles west Of Loredo, and the track is laid
seyersl miles beyond.
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AkoBLE GIFT.
aIiiisn Dollars 70 Found . Free
ruelie Library An baltimore.

'Isn Dollars 20 Found . Free
, Naolie Library I'm Baltimore.
:, S',''hIsoEx, hEx, Nd, January 22.-Enoch
y b resident of the National Farmers
n 'Sh'ers' S'ers Bank, has formally proposed
a. 3Iayos and City Council, to establish
,sS, g:,-JT L' free circulating library for the
10, I' 'oS % The whole city, at a cost Of over
~. w provided the city will grant an
,rc.. a annuity OF $50 90 for ever for the
s 49, 3. and maintenance Of the library
~ y osanches. Mr.. Pratt, in his letter
- Mayor, says he has already,
Suance OF his plan, contract
,y,f =, he erection Of n fire
~ ss,--.LIlt;;ng on his Ailberry stree. prop
u p42te p4,2te Of holding 10000 volumes.
y =, - be completed in the summer OF
,. n q = cost Of s225, 900. This ne will
K. s.9S s,Ss city, and he will give the add
, F.'o' ~, or the condition mentioned
- ,.ses a board Of nine trustees, TO be
Sv' -, -.Ta Tor the management of The
/ ! ,. Library" aud no trustee or OFF.
r., ss S appointed OE reia1Ysl on re-
P"iuaal grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

PAxm, January 22-rhs Union Genefsis
has made statement Of IL afIaIn and n.
lowed an examination OF 10 books, show.
ing that II owes large sum 70 authorised
brokers OF ths Bourss, but that still more
Is due from dealings with tbs Petite Boufse.
The financial establishment will make Cd
yanoes TO the Union on the security q
stock certificates. Settlement on The bsu
shares IL postponed two months. u 10
affirmed that the Union will pay, to'moss
row, on demand, all claims presented.
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on Pps1ueSlsu.

BRADroRD, Pa, January 2?.-The Pro.
ducer's Committee have issued the follow.
Ing report on the production Of ths Bfad.
ford oil held for Dsoember: $3.50 Bfsdfoed
wells show an average Of - S-i0 barrels C
nerchAniable oil in wooden tanks Dsosa-
Der lst, and 90 $40 barrels January. ist .
decline OF 8X barrels per well during
December. Private iron tsnkase vas d.
creased sl4 barrels per diem. Thess. 1s.
ures make the December production of he
Bradford field. exclusive Of Richburg,
o., ,3S5 barrels, Q daily dsereass u 80
brrrcls from the preceding month.
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Cr-.he1 r.Ili.s rrs..

CLEVELAND, O., January IA HzsA
special states that ysmes Archer. of New
baltimore, Senoca county. Ohio. vent 20
the seons Last "Wednesday 70 cut sled rus-
nerx. Alarmed at his protrseted sbcenes.
on Saturday his friends msds Q search ed
found his msnzled body under = tire,
which had fallen On him Exactly tso
years befosc. his twin brother w. killed
~ Hs can,
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EtghS Live Lest .

wssHixGrss, January 2.-Ths Signal
Corps Station At Cape Hatterss reports the
bsrgus y. J.. Carney from fsysse, West
Indies, 10 Baltimore, Captain J. L. Merry.
loaded with guano, sunk three miles 800 y
of Hatteras Inlet, and eight lives lost. Q.
q. Carlson, Q Svede, and Frank Baakslsy
(cojoredl. were saved.
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faekieA ~ Wroae no.

er. Iours, January IA dispatch from
Dallas, Texas, says: II. A. Little, who has
been Q guest at the st, George Hotel, Of THE
city, for several days past, vent into The
Office about II O'Clock laat night when no
body was present excepting Ford PAfses.
the night clerk, and colored vitsr.
Stepping pSp 70 The s.,.sf spu1ss5 "a .ss3 .s
MIN put Il IN ths sata Parker tsrnsd 70
ward the safe, whom Little spfaqg . htn
with drawn revolver and ordered him =
throw mp his hands and keep still. 10
then attempted to rob the safe, but Parker
rushed on him, wrenohed the pistol fro0
his hand, fred and sent . ball clees
through Little's body, inaictins moral
wound.
Parker was arrested, but he will no doebt
be released, - evsrybody thinks 10 dao
right
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

bonds redeemed up to date under
,s,b call, amount to $685. 500,
/ .,,,,.r the lO6th call, $40, ,T5T, 700.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

could has bought three coal
Al Stanton, H., and so men are
lid 70 the working force forth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

Pit. .psLpprA, January MA statement
Of the Philadelphis and Reading niisuod
ard Coal and Iron companies for Deosnbes.
which begins the fiscal yess, shows ths
profit TO both cosupsniee for tbs month -
losi, ,5.2, s.in Of t3~.oss eenpsssd via
u~rsmher ls0 ff
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Smallpox.

SPRINGFIELD, MAss>, January "A case
of vsrioloid at Amherst College causes ex-
element. Hanford II. Burr is the student
sfscssd, sR3 Ire bssp placsd IN auaraRlia..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

A. Bellefoutaine, o., on Saturday,
p; Coen, well-known old citizen,
i shout sixty years, was saving
I,i with buzzer, aud in pressing for
,-i on a stick, il broke, precipitating
!, on the rapidly revolving saw. Ii
-,k his face, completely saving his
"a >, halves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

he had always served the Lord, his~vcce
faltered and he burst out in fit Of crying.
in which he was Joined BY Nr4 Scayihe
and several sympathetic ladies. When he
resumed reading he declared everybody
seemed happy over the :.
Removal ef GsraelA.
except, he said, few crsnks, and they will
be happy soon. Happiness Il catching. he
said. President Garfield might have slipped
On an orange peel and broken his neck, II
is all o matter of providence.
At the reference to John Brown he tried
to give s.Glory Hallelujah" in chorus style,
but made q failure. The audience Uttered
as his want Of tune became apparent. Cur
teau, at the conclusion Of the reading made
an +
Atsemps % be Pathetic.
His voice quivered as he spoke the closing
words, and he looked ut the jury with great
earnestness. There was . sigh OF relief
when the last word was reached. and he
sank back exhausted. His manner was
studiously dramatic, and betrayed a keen
sense OF his critical situation, At the close
OF his speech it was announced that Porte
would be ready to deliver the final argu.
ment for the prosecution on Monday, and
the court then adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

s-e at Atlantis, Ga, on Saturday
;, raused a loss estimated at . quar-
million dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23

lhe lates. proposition in regard to
IA is 10 have it governal on the same
,reral plan on which the affairs ofthe
ls-ict Of Columbis are regulated, by
sri Of Commissioners, consisting OF
b. or ten members, who shall take
mace Of the Governor and Legisla-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23
VIRGINIA.
eAoo, 900 FOR sAs sehssl Fana-CsasssA
Normal 0ehoSl.

RIcHxosp, Va, January A.-Ths Senate,
TO. day, passed bill ordering tho payment
into the public school fund Of 400. 900;
money realized from the sale Of the etats's
interest In the Atlantic, Mississippi ssl
Ohio railroad. The remaining elo0. 900 a
said sale Il TO bc held in the treasury . Q
special deposit intended for the establisA.
ment and maintenance OF Q normal school
for the education Of colored teachers. :.
passage O. special order, butts considsrs.
lion Was further postponed until Tuseday.
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.,.,, thousand and seventy-two
. v,-, sold for the Cincinnati Opera
al bringing 81, 900, OF which S29,-
- rIrminmS.
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REII$l ~ - o0eee.

Boeros, January z2.-w. II. McfAsghlls,
aged Is, was shot desd. tonight IN his ovs-
house, by Ofi'oer CLARK, who. Win anoehss
heating his sister. McIAagklin - -
ginning ~ attack uPoa the odlcsn vhsa
killed.