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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

THE CellulOid Eyeglasses have stood the
test, and thousands who now wear them pro.
nounce them the best For sale by all leadins
jewellers and opticians. MwYAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

WANTED is A retail -i 55, $.
p,a,, niIUMh, about lc mIlt, HON nj IA. DKtG
hes N1ta,a PhAtmG,lsl. tool nlSIy" natylI
&. %VS "a " c9'' Wholesale pfssi,sH SWE9 Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

CnpRvn'YARu coughs Gun be cured by
liale's Honey Of liorehound und Tar.
PIHEs TOothache Drops cure in one
minute. MwrSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

THE usual merchants Ianch at tho New
NcLurc House Sample Rooms dnily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

WASTED-Ar WllEEl,IyC CSS;-
nv! Coal ComiNny's Mines nrn ,,U CREES
Y. E;& W, lsailHld. Thirty rs wv .allt, Outo &c
steady work Guaranteed, frir,V ~ NMfHlg hILtS
bet ls,, 20 cents per Ion. '''' u Milling a..
Nell -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

;, 4 TRUE friend 10 the weak and convalcscenr
Is Browns Iron Bitters. ~ new
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
TOR SALE AT \ BAlGUy

E!sh. hunitcl ard tuc,tr.oro
timbei't land, about i've aI, n,, ESia q tnty
ton Z. ". Va, on the warr, ~ .hl,tI hi.
Ing land Is nlcil.i with uGl mi t I"s fIs A'r
lie liOHiSi down Elk l:Ivcr 10 ,ns,. ,v "fGsstu,
nc'es Of limbeFrd land III Ferry couS,r T Aiso IN
toc7 V NV, sMWh 4 bkO.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
WAITED,

WASTED-wnlTE M:
hickory I irOt ho.Is' "a ;I'n : While al ~,
Thornton. ". Va, '"h FAINTER M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
GENERAL NOTICES.

NoTlcE.
Mr.. ]. W. Nichols, Of RicLlani Dis+, :,
still u candidate for County Co,Dp%"io..n.
reports to The contrary noiwitl,amJiiTT'.,'
VIII bc on the track iii the goiar ,5IH Il
the sun on the evening Of the lV,h oiCgaI,,
Oc7 'N'VNi'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
FOR RENT,
FoR SALE OR RENT,
TOR RENT,

Main ane =. i' no, IA'ss New Business Rom, y.
Two Halls sixty fert deem building ups.sin
paSsy about e ' q scd aea ready 70, OCT,
--IAMES L. HAW,v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
FOR SALE,

III o yd!s rs FOR SALE~.o' CoG5
hLkE1. suEt. Wheeling EEim i;S SyS EsEFy Hl.
FoRS, sAlEaTIlE STOCK Am CGS5
~. NJ, VII Of a well elnIppei job p,In,1.U OSOOD
m SSiiy o. would .eil material IN I"t n Uis i
Long AT Sunday lcSrlrr 0ilicr ''''' VI's'OiOt u,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION,

The Coparincnlip heretofore C,i,ra, .s,vr,,
Eco. liGk,C 7. ". SCllrIdct and Ffs.E DfT nm
der The firm ILlne Of l!OOs. Shfs!ef 4 q W.,
this day dl.solvsi by mutual Cni,.a,. GrO MI
and G. J. ". scl!ra'irr will g,it IL isr Gr,g,l.
Of the late firm. We h!seby rSium Oaf,.l.h i,
all Ol our pi!r0Es.
GEO. llCOS.
CT v. SciIRltEE
FRANK L)IZ.
O.rnNEE . ISL q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Fo,lce Is hereby given TIM, by The sr,b,.lt, d,
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the rHj,rI S, 81
under Section :, Chapter 10, trIngan5 4 's f,,1
putlicati N Is HEREBY mn ie u the 5A,rcr oI NJ.
iiaine oil the Steamboat 's6Iuru' b G.,0, Fl. I.
LAR CllARLtS H. BJOls,
ocj. v,.'.jT-i,,n'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

Our display in Garments for this coming
week SURPRISES anything OF its kind ever
shown in this city.
Our prices will not fail to meet with the
popular demand.
Our styles are ail our own. All goods
fresh and new.
Remember, We are the only house in this
city that manufacture their own goods. To
buy your Cloak or Garment from lis is to save
at least from 500 10 s. 90.
10 convince yourself OF the above fact you
are respeclfully invited to call on u.s. exam
inc our styles and learn our prices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

The Knight Of tho 0riole withdrew and the
horse OF the knight of West Virginia hi came
unmanageable, compelling his withdrawal.
The brute bcstrode by the Knight Of Ohio
was skittish, but his rider insisted Oh going
AT the end OF the Three tits the score was as
follows, the last column be ing til. totals:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

arLAp,Fsl beantify your complexion with
Hill's Lair and Whiskcr Dye, SOC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
For sale by Logan & Co.

No headache or baek.ache for ladies
WHO drink SWINE OF CARDul." II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
THE TOURNEY.
Tho Sport Afforded ut the Fair Grounds
SATURDAY, A ftPrtUOi.


This climate Is hardly suitable for the
growth and advancement oil tournaments; It
lacks tho warm and balmy influences that
one finds In the lower part Of old Virginia,
where these latter.day tournaments original.
cd aud now flourish. Wheeling Is q dirty,
practical place, ind while her young men
are ny gallant and chvRlrons ns any In the
land, they do not, MS one might say, "tnckle
kindly to tho tourney. Sill Saturdays en-.
tertainrnent Oh the new FUR grounds was on
the whole quite success, much more so. IN
Tact, than Was anticipated. About 400, chief.
ly ladies'. occupied tho grand stand, and IN
their varied.hiied costumes presented most
charming sight. The lnariprsiretcb WIS
well filled with family carriages, stylish bug.
giles aud ladies' phaetons.
Originally twenty Knights Ind entered
the lists, but only twelve reported ut the
Capitol. Here the line was formed, headed
by the Opera House band and tao open car.
rages, and under Tom Nurkc's command
marched to the fair ground. There are some
funny things about II tournament, aud the
costumes worn by the knights are not the
east amusing by any means; thos, worn on
Saturday wire no exception to the rule.
After n few preiminaries had been ar.
ranged, the gallant knights were drawn up
In line before the judges stand, commanded
by the Knight Of Carroll. Judge Craumcr
then stepped forward and made few re-
marks about the beautiful day, lovely ladies
and the spirit Of clivalry that still burned us
bright In this latter part of the nineteenth
century as 1t did in neii pyaldays. The
Judge did himself proud in his short speech.
The knights were then ordered to the place
of'starting. Messrs. Hugh st Ring, Il. T.
Devries md I. c. Moilat were tho judges
and Dr. J. A. Campbell the marshal and her.
aid. Three arches were erected over the
track in front Of the grand stand,
from each Of which hung small
ring. Each knight was to ride the course
ut dead run, three time,, and take rs many
rings as possible Oh his lance. The following
knights rode
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INDICATIONS.

x.lsx.Sr. x.Tr.N. l7A.A.l A.Sr.x.7r. Y
- 50 IS 70 G3 IS 81 -
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Che M1telligat1cea:*


0ulr.: Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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.7rxl7A.u l2M.sr.x.7r,u
Is II IS Il l. IS IS ~ GS
SUNDAY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

SATURDAY Dr. J.E. Reeves was summoned
by telephone 10 appear before United States
Commissioner Walton, where he had been
charged by Samuel II. Harrison with having
violated me United States postal Law by de.
tanning letter addressed 10 d lady, The fol.
lowing facts were disclosed in the course of
the examination: DR.. Reeves received let.
ter from m unknown party warning him TO
wItch and not allow his servant girl to have
ANYTHING to do with Harrison. On Tuesday
A letter Sas deliver ut the Doctors residence
addressed to lis girl, and he held the letter
until Thursday, as j: took him to that time
to find out the sender, anu then took the let.
ter to the girl, and At her request opened 1t
and read it TO her. The girl testified that she
had never met the man but once, and then
on the street, and the letter read as II he was
her accepted lover. Upon hearing the evil
dence the Commissioner held that DR.. Reeves
had acted rs q father would toward the girl,
commended the Doctor for bis actions.
A 7mr to tho rolling.mill' this morning
showed business booming In sill departments,
the hum OF industry filling the air with
most pleasant sound. The big belt is the
II Is worth 4 much longer trip 10 see The
output this week will be abont 1000 kegs,
but when the additional machines arc start
ed, and the mill is put to It's best ticks, Mr..
Do,y csii mates the production will be 5000
to $500 kegs. Last Saturday the first car
load since the stop was manufactured and
sent to Weed e Co, Buffalo. Upon receipt
OF the telegram announcing the shipment,
that firm Issued handsome illuminated
card stating the fact and announcing their
ability TO hereafter supply orders for JelFtr.
son nails, (which are. 40 firmly believe, the
best made In tho country, Rs all the builders
In this city SO freely state" The Jefferson
Company has also arranged matters with the
miner, giving them the old rate OF 9lf cents
asked for, und work will begin In the mines !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09
A Druggist Cured,

BoonshoEo. Nd, Oct. u, 1850.
Gentlemen: browns Iron lit.
tiers cured me Of bad attack uf
lndiGestionand fullness in The SION.
ach. Having ,estedii. take pleas.
Gre in recommending II to my Gus.
TONERS. and am glad to say Il Elves
entire satisfaction 10 all. %
GIO. ". lIurraAS, Druggist,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-10-09

"All who have used /, praise rs
standard virtues, and the well.
known character Of the house which
makes II Is 4 sufficient guarantee
Of It's being all that Is claimed, for
they arc men who could not be In.
duced to offer anything else bu,
reliable medicine Tor public uIe.''
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
nrlmmI-a $50 rnreltIoslI.

lHa a Usiefhmt. WhH RECENTLY
dIat ii WIltflHff ~ lHi sHONf
~ found p pullle nhmW
lhoi'fdftni ipHiHlc chnffhbai
HnHnt OhHfb rlpff II IlHiilmnri
Known a. iha Wygmai rbHfatmgg
lba ihnfd N lfuaieoi " tho souil
CaulIna lntpfHtt hnt decided in hay,
i've additional uuiessufhlpf NJ q shl
afy " slw0 rnrl
The lluland Hfnb mya that lhc
i,ov y teffl. NJ West Randolph, W.,
walks iuuiiaau mlrs etufg sunday u
The plarp where ha breaches mad fu'
turns homo IN iuut ihu snmr day
Me- Edward smith. oi hnhelh
Mass hai given si,uOn "a the M
Ilolvnkp Seminary, tu sinft o fund, Tho
Income n whIrh " ~ he useu 10 aid In
drrnt students, aud he Va now rndeav'
oflng ~ raise the fund 10 slb,0on.
DE- Thumm NJ Maguit has bc.
cumr professor # moral philosophy w
Dublin University lle u The first
Roman Catholic Ia hold this post Re-
lIgiuus lrsis formerly barred positions
~ .he NhiNrrsll w wv uht hP's'"l'
llnn4, --. ~ ! ""'i"h''"' a..
II ls customary ~ .omu locall,''''
TO teach Children TO THINK :" . wN, y
they drop Their pieces oi money ih, NV
the contribution hoN. a crr'a'h l.,l'
girl ut SUNDAY i'scho9l recently saw W
box approaching nnd hegan 70 searvh v
her memory fora tcNt she hesl'n'e'
for few moments dropped 'he ulnl'
In the box, nnd uNelalmcd' triumphant
ly' " a fool and his money are Soo'
parted ~ Bdh Tmts'
The Boston Hcrdid calls attention
10 the iact that the primary education
In the schools In that city Is deficient
Tho great majority Of tho childre
have to 20 10 work before they ento
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

TurRrr.rnRgE coal miners were ar
rested al Alpsylllc, Pa, May |, on charge
Of conspiracy. The men were strikers II u
alleged, aud Intlmdaicd men who we're en-
yased 10 take their places. They were re-
aulrsd 10 furnish bail 10 the amount OF
II 900 each.
PHILIP SMITH, proprietor Of the Great
west Hotel, Denver. Colo, attempted TO XII
nj. wife. on the lat, shooting al her while on
the .,reet. and then went hone and attempt.
ed suicide. The grccn-cyed monster caused
the trouble.
Two burglars who attempted to blow
onen the saic Of the orwig,burg tPa.l shoe
fsetorv. MAY 1, were captured In a hotel Al
s,r.us.town By three officers. While the
latter we're preparing for their return tue
burglar. drew lwe reviewers each and or
dsrsa them 10 throw up their hands, then
leaned into the officers carriage aud drove
on.
TuRyy masked mon broke into the
house Of Stump. near GfeensbuFg. Pa''
an Inc i,t. Mrs. stump and her daughters
were bound aud gaggedi one was strung up
Ia tho rafters in order to cxtort Information
:. "a where their money was seere'sd. ana
.ra,ber wa. bfu,aIiy beaten. but all refussa
n r,ye the information. The burglars go'
about 500 and escaped.
ElLxx Corr, aud old woman whe
,iv,d In A ,hanty near the water tower u
Cleveland. o.. was found dead In bed ths
other afternoon. her bodS horribly mntilat'
"A hv rats. The cars were partially eater
IN. The uide Of one hand had been nioese'
"A she bone, the eyelids were entirely gone
and The flesh had been desoured from 'a
,orrbs.d By the vorseious vermin, leaving
2 sr.s,.ele .Icteniux IN iis ghss,iiness. IN
coroner decided upon epilepsy a. The esns
Of death. /,
A. asssche Of . weekly Journal !
xsv or,esr. Va. called TO aceouns BY 70
: sos of A,tarney. General Essn for an spu
.,.s article. few days szo. sbets were 81
changed 10 s.. Bernard Parish, wisheus 81
feet. 60. r..
{ .,rv h.. nd .sshs with Apsehe1 q usve'
) az !. ,,> Boundary line b<swebeArzo'
s.d r-w n>xies. He rspsFss sss nss e
. s.s A.. wounded. wkiIs the ssvneer 's
sn.., ds.d On the aeld. ineIud'ef : =
= ~ 1rrs snd .>vsasy .hvs hersss vsrs ~
!. saEsd. Tagfsf l1sH lo'Hs' ~.
: a msrArcu fron Santa Fs. =: NJ
uys : solunn u Nsz's.a 'fs'ps - =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

Tng tariff commission bill passed tho
House Of Representatives by vote oil iol 70
50 on tho 9th. A resolution was adopted
PRINTING the contestant In the Alabama
election case TO withdraw hl' papers. THIS
leave. Oates in possession Of the scat.
Lonp CAvEsDrsu, the recently ap-
poln,ed Chief Secretary for Ireland. aud
Thom,s II. Bourke, Under Secretary, were
ss,a,,lnatei IN Phmalx Park, Dublin, May
g,h, They were both .trolling In the PARK.
about quarter Of mile from the chiel
seeretary's lodge. when car drove M con-
tanning four mcn, two Of whom Jumped
down nnd attacked Lord Cavendi-h AMI
Mr.. Bourkc, stabhlns them several Hines In
the throat aud breast. Surgeon, soon
reached the spot, but the police
were already csnveTlng Bourke TO town.
where examination showed life W" ex'
tinc,. The upper part Of the body present
ed CHASTITY sight. The body Of the Chie
Secretary displayed the. same dreadful
wounds. in addition 10 which his left ara
was also broken and torn, as II be had pu
1, M 10 protect hi. breast. A large quaint
~ Of notes and gold coin. besidi their gols
watches, were found In the pockets OF tn
victims. which showed the object Of ih
crime wa. not robbery. Great exeitemen
prevail. throughout Dublin, and wide
spread Indignation Il expressed over IN
event. -Four men haYs been arrested O.
suspicion.
Tux President has issued an orde
rrmiiilng the continuing cifec, OF fiiz jon
por,er's sentence, which disqualified hii
from holding any office under the Govern
mont. There |. now no legal obstacle
prsyen, Congress from taking further assio
. In the case.
TuE jury in the case Of X. Z. Cowar
charged with the murder % ex.Judre J. y
i Thurmoud. =, Dallas, Texas, rendered
|. verdict Of guilty Of manslaughtsr, az
: covart vas sentenced 10 the PenIteniial
. for seven years. A motion for . new tri
: VA. granted on the ground that the verdi
: "a. not in seeordsnce with the evidences.
Mr.s scHsssLsR, aged II, OF Po
n e1l.,.n. ohio, took q fatal dose
e polson The other day because she wa. =
i permitted 10 mafp the young man OF
= choice.
+ HowARp. The Del Norte horse Al
cattle thief. who essaped from mob "
= took him out of I.il 10 hang him, vas 80
= prI.sd % ranch near Pueblo. Colo, on !
y en-. and captured Aiser . desperate resi-
. snces
q JoHr MonsARrY and Oliver wilia
= we're drowned = - Joseph, No., On
= nh. Th<v wrrr thrswisx load Of rsfb'
t.to ~ river and horiary fell into
v,ser. Wilfsrf rpfnne h % saws ~ -
- .eu,su sni belk uefs dfovne&
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
WIT AND WISDOM.

Thu Yonkers IN. ~ Salesman
discusses "Womon rs Wives" The
Idca seems very feasible. ---Norvisfo'c"
Herald.
--vnsar girls eat milk with potatoes.
II This valuable information doesn't In
terest YOU. nothing but mn attack OF
deiirium trcmens would. d..--Bosfo" fosf'
Chicago girls have discovered, u u
said. that by keeping five or six beans
In the mouth the voice Is given M
+" aristocratic family accent '--iios'on
Advertiser.
81 And now.n shouts hbexcited ex-
change, "where shall we look Tor in-
dependenccr' There's your mother
in law and the palace-car porter, sir.--
Boston Post
--.whai building Is thatr' asked .
stranger Of boy. pointing 10 school
house. "Thntf' said tho boy. why,
that's a tanneryr' And be feclingiy
rubbed his back rs he passed on.
He was wealthy mt pcnurious. and
this 4 what he said 10 the suifor fof MS
daughters handi "Yes. yon can havs
her, But YOU must elope with her. !
can't afford the expense OF swell
wedding. and the romance OF the elope-
ment viii make up for the lack Of show
and we'll save 900 on expenses
Go T."
"A Young man who went 10 the cir.
Gus. and stepped too ncar monkey :
cage. had hi. arm seized and sasssely
lerked by one Of tho monkeys. he
) would have escaped safely u ho had no!
. said. "It Is merely monkey wrench
= hut when they heard that, the IniuriAteo
; crowd threw him into the lions cage :
0 Chicago Times
o TO a poctess the Chicago Tvibsn'
: writes. IL will be impossible 70 prin
h vour poem about the roses trtle and -
I. yloIets blue that bloom In the grn<s.
dell. and the little birds that sweetes
q words Of love In their chirplngr teIl
Il We have large line Of dell and nlns
y bird poetry on hand this spring thai ws
,e carried over from last year.
- "A Western editor offered prize !.
a a $50 and years subscription Tor Y
= " hest written proposal Of marriage fro
~ - . lady. He picked out nico progpe
:. from q beautiful and wealthy wido'
* answered Il accepting the proposal, 2.
~ ~ with the threat u breach of prqml
~ ~ suIt. actually captured her Ed!ta
,ss ~ NAV not acquire wealth b wr!l
y. ~ twenty three hours : day. but W
.. she;r grnlus tskcs tho rigkt ahooe q
aHt ~ - - .-~--t..>..><x~s = Hnnus<Nn1|
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

II. Rgv. N. A. GALLAGHER was
ussseniei bishop Of Galveston tho other
NJ With ceremonies In which six bishops
na one hundred priests participated.
ia'nz those present was Father Jaequci,
'sihirieen years ago caused the bishops
aasssraiion a. priest.
ioRrr.rHREg Of the Egyptians con-
sisd IN The conspiracy against Arab Bey
m teen sentenced 70 exile. Several 9th
mvll bs hanged.
oHARLEs II. REED Is looking up tho
Hpolah for his argument In tho case Of
<as,n The assassin still coolly claims
ahe lord will take care Of him. From
NE Of autographs and photographs he
ssss'llle 800. and paid like amount
hzing hI. hook printed.
cArrAix HowaATE has written 10 o
= n Warrington q letter begging for
~ lie states that he 4 now more Of q
.ssef than when In the District jail, aud
date for his trial Il Fixed he will be
-sad 70 make defense.
m Duke Of Manchester and party
- American soil. The leader says bis
~ hio proceed 10 ManIiobs and pur-
large tract Of land, 10 be reiaiied ia
- "a easy terms. lie might make ~
~'esn' on the American side II The land
= 4tfsd cheap.
noz. noRAcE MAYNARD dropped
Shsars disease, At Knoxville. Tenn,
- He was born IN Massachusett
n 70 Tennessee after graduating q
@ He was eight times elected 4
and served as Minister TO Turke,
rHlnss,er- -tseneral.
A1oa BLAiR, Of New Hampshire
- before The Peruvian Investigation
ihs esher day. and read lon
= BIZ aesien. lie admitted havin
reiainer Of stock for his service
but returned d 10 shIpherd be
the probability that the subjes
- W fos eonersssIoaal action.
aAr-rouie cAscs In . Washing
''soom. he other dHy, sho lie vi
between George Bliss aud b
Af'sr he Judge had quIesed u
- he adjourned the hearing 4
= seeure the as,endsncs cf }. \
unored in Washington III
nm he's resigned, and that Sci
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13

THF FlIIlIIH HHIH HHfFfH8NH n NFFlI
fifstlt Hlft Tha taltl Indebtedness n
a aii kA.sp. ileaHsilas lhs fs.h IN lha
ifrasufy yaHlis, lbffe frsilna suisiaa1ihf
fl,1fifsl,hHal Heertfsff fslaef has lssnei
eall fei ne ftmaialaa ~ ennls n lsgl /.
sasnhIIna 10 4It.Hu,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13

The steward Of sirWilfrid Lawson
N. r. having reported that one Of his
farms had recently been relet on ten
years lease. At an increased rental Of
ESQ per annum. the honorable Bsrvnot
inquired who was responsible for the
Improvement, aud waz told that Il bad
been effected BY tho tenant Sir VII
fdd thcrupon ordered check Tor tsVo
70 Be sent 10 The iensnt. !. sHn-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13

--l,evada has sent block TO be used
in the construction Of the Washington
monument Il Is Sxli feet and is cut
from granite. It's face. which Is pol
ished. bears the inscription: "All for
our country -lssl." in gilt letters. The
line Nevada" extends across the mid
die in plain six-inch letters Of solid sill
YER. II Is one Of the most attractive
stones IN the collection and the only one
that has been received for q number Of
years.-N. y Times.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13

The London Saturday Review says
"the American IL the most entertaining
and agreeable Of companions" He iss
noble, truthful editor, who runs the Re-
rieu, knows what he Is talking about
He adds that "most American women
In Europe try 70 out-screech each 9th.
rr.~ the tcw-horn, lying, '~ncrsrs
wrrsch-and We ere willing 70 60 out IN
the alley with him and repeat thess
words. -D<froa frts Pres.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-13
0naia arc nod so numerous.

A Bourbon County farmer, the other
day. testified bis admiration for Brother
Barnes, The Kentucky revlyalis,, by naming
= new horse foal for him. Among the rural
rourbonnaise this Is esteemed the highest
honor that can be paid citizen.
The Southern Association Of general
passenger agents has adopted scale Of
rates 70 summer resorts from all Southern
citIes. II is slightly lower Than last year.
Resolutions permitting roads 10 put tickets
on sale Msy i5--afisen days earlier than iis'
usl-wsrc adopted. The association meets
In Cincinnati IN October.
Georgia has been visited BY thirty
three sornados from 1874 10 1881.
A thrifty farmer living near Critten
den, Ky, now % yearS old. was arst mar
ned August =, 1871. Since that time b
has buried two wires and Il now living vii
The third. having been wIdover twenty
one nsnths. lie Il now the father Of slsyel
ehlldren eight boys and ihres girls. lie he
| Two pair Of twin boys, oss bracs Of whic
were born lsst week.
l A Georgia lawyer says that The reoeu
sass of co'. IN. wz'ttf. q Nl'aeE. !. u
osly Instance IN she history Of jurispruden'
vters . lawyer ~ osnsieted cf ths erin
Z subofnafIon q peF1nys