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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-22

DIR. Boyd, a highly educated
colored man, has located in oul
midst, and taken charge Of the
Beever Dam school. He was for.
merly principal Of the Paris, Tenn.
public school, and comes among US
highly recommended by a great
many Of the best citizens Of Ten.
nessee. He will be Of great adj
vantage to the colored people here
and should receive a liberal sup,
port.--TNew Albany Democrat. /,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-22

"A boy Of five months is astons
ishlng the people of Madison, Ohio,
by walking and talking as we'll as
most children ofas many years,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-22

Aberdeen Examiner: "The arte.
sian well is completed. Ii is bored
to the depth of 383 feet, tubing,,pu
in to the depth of about $50 feet.
and a stream obtained that nov
runs ten gallons of water every
minute"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-22

0.sf..seaE.st.. 1900
q This bouse has been lately renovated
and refurnished, and now affords fbe
most complete and extensive hotel AZ.
commodatlOus in this portion Of che
State. June l9-tr
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-04-22

J. W. COLEMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
New Orleans, /.
j, G. MANN,
Supt. North Division,
Jackson, Tenn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
4 VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Hunts Remedy-Its Many Merits,

There are no diseases more prevalent, with, per.
haps. the exception Of Consumption, In this com.
try. than the Kidney and Liver Complaints; and
10 find remedy that would cAectually relieve
them has long been the aim OF many afflicted SUI.
ferers Whether our habits as n people arc condu.
Give to these diseases. or Whether they may result
from the popularity Of our climate, Il beyond our
comprehension, and Is OF little value since NJ, ell.
cacious remedy can be had: but OF ole thing VIC
Gre sire. that tic long AFFLICTED public will hail
with Joy the speci6c which has nyain and again
proved Its ability to eec,ually cope will, and Grad
icac these diseases The rame Of this medicine Is
hunts Remedy, and 1t Is manufactured BY he
Hunts Remedy Company Of Providence. ills no,
often that mention Of patent medicine occurs In
these columns; but, whea one comes under our
notice possessing such undoubted melt as The one
Of which wcspeak, VIC cannot refrain from giving
It the credit It deserves 1t cures when all o,hc,
remedies fail. as 1t acts directly OH the Kidneys
LAYER, ana Bowels, restoring them all at once In
healthy nc'ion. 1t Is sure tpeMtlcatc all diseases
OF the Kidneys, lhaddcr, Urinary oigans-sucl Az
sraScl, Diabetes. 1hcoA!incnce, Retention OF tho
Urine. 1t hasa wonderful effect on Weakness or
Pain In the Back, Sides. Or Lolns, and has proved
Itself the mos! reliable medicine exlant for Genera,
Debility, Female Diseases, Disturbed slecp, Iosy a,
Arpctite, and all complaints Of the urtno GenIta,
organs. Its efficacy In cases OF that dreadful
scourse aud ins!dous destroyer. Brghrs Disease Of
the Kidneys, has been remarkable; and. II its
merit rested en- It's success In coping with that dis.
ease alone IT would be worthy OF high muk ssa puh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-26
AHANDsoME TEsTJnOSlAL.
\ Happy christmas Episode at the ..1u.
telliceucpr" Office

\ Happy Christmas Episode at the SIN.
teilisencRr" OAlce;
1t is not often that the dull routine OF the
composing room is enlivened by any OK.
traordiuary feature, or the monotony OF
eighteen hours day is broken by an episode
as pleasant as that which occurred in the
ISTELL,GEScEa composing rooms yesterday
afternoon. The Intelligent compassion" has
been blamed for many errors AMI has, arbi.
trarily, been held ACCOUNTABLE for crieyious
faults Of print, Notwithstanding lis. faults
he Is generous and grateful, and, though The
public knows It not. helps make up a perfect
"form," although his contribution is only a
"stick.fuli'' at 4 time. The generous and
much-abused artists OF the com posing room
OF this office. inspired by the dry and
prompted by commendable impulse,
'pickel up" handsome cluster diamond
pin at the 'esta hlish!nent OF Hebnnk / Bro,
and calling their handsome and agreeable
foreman, Mr.. John H. Winder in the news
roolp completely !'pied his FORM by pre-
senting to him !he gem that Will hereafter
light up the dark "alleys'i Of his printers
life. Mr.. Winder was completely taken by
surprise and was yisibly Affected by the
testimonial Of esteem OF biz fellow work.
men. Mr.. Emmet Deloe, was thespokesman,
and gracefully performed the office assigned
him, presenting to Mr.. Winder, in a nea,
and appropriate speech. the emblem OF The
regard Of the ''chapel." Mr.. Winder vas at
l6sa for q few moments to reply, but finally
managed 70 nturn rule" to his emotion and
acknowledge HE gift. It was altogether a
happy time, and one expressive Of the Joyous
ChFistmss.ide. and was certainly "iai take'
for Mr.. WindEr. .....".I.," ,'s..s... ,rI,III--s
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Personal N ENTION,
News and Gossip In Reference 10 Vnriops
People,

News and GossIp In Reference to Vnriop,
People.
Mr.. Frank Hennig. Of this city, spent his
Christmas at Leadville, where Catherine
Rodye'a'e Company, OF which be lisa mem
Der, played.
Mr.. Tom Howell Is home from Mime: nolis
for the purpose OF spending the holidays. Hs
is in the real estate and insurance business,
aud is as good looking Is ever,
Charlie Shay, late manager OF the famous
"Quincuplexal." will arrive in the city to-
day, to makc arrangements for the opening
of the Academy OF Music as q first class
Vaudeville theatre on New Years day.
Messrs John Jackson. Joe Gorby, Jim
Glenn, and Joe Duncan leave this morning
for Cameron via the Is. & O. road, where they
will takca wagon and 60 about twenty miles
Into the wjlds OF Wri1sl county, deer hunt.
Ing. They will be gone week or ten days,
and will no doubt make life q burden ior the
deers of that section during that time.
Sergeant John II. Waters, ct Co, 4, Fit.
tenth U. s. Artillery, stationed at Cover.
nor's Island, New York Harbor was in the
city yesterday, and left for his post via the
B. & 0. railroad. He was In command OF q
squad OF SIX men who escorted to prison sew.
eral deserters sentenced to imprisonment at
Fort I,esyenworth, Kansas, and stopped on
his return 20 visit his sister, Mrs. W. NJ.
Wetherald, OF Martins Ferry. Sergeant
Waters has been IN the service a.re!eea
years
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Miss Eln,ore's Engagement

The holiday season should abound in good
things only, and among the many good
things we are promised Is the new MAY OF
"ohispa," next Friday snd Saturday eve.
nings and Saturday matinee, with handsome
and sprightly little Marion Elmore as the
star, This bright young actress has won
more praise for her work In "Chispa" than
usually falls to the lot OF new star, but her
long experience on the stage, her natural
qualities for eoa brette work and her natural
Intelligence have buoyel her NJ during a
season which lias been particularly kind to
old favorites. Entering the field at such a
time Miss E!more has come 10 pidly and dc.
seryedly to Il front rank. Her singing and
graceful dancing have materially aided her
in this quick conquest OF the public favor
and her charming abandon Ia eyory scene
owes much Of It's grace to her early terpsi.
chorean training. The supporting company
Is composed Of artists In every WY compe.
tent 70 sustain sach an actress Air. Frank
Losee Is young actor who las no superiors
III the portrayal Of vigorous, manly character.
Nature has given him qualities which care.
full schooling and an in,e!llgeu. mind have
thoroughly elaborated. MI. James G. Pad.
gett finds character which gives him
glorious chance 70: bis well.known powers
as a comedian, Messrs. White aud Sullivan
and the Misses Melville and Whitehall sain
the favor Of audience and critic eyerywliere,
"Chispa" may safely be seckoned the proper.
est sort OF holiday entertainment.
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A HOLIs SAFE ROBBERY.
Fishers Store. Mt Bcnwoou, Visited by
Crooks.

Fishers Store. Mt Bcnvood, visited by
CFo0As.
Yesterday morning between two and three
o'clock, u bold and successful attempt at rob.
berry took place at Denwooi. Thieves IN.
tered the store OF Mr.. Fisher, al the upper
station, bored the safe door, loaded il with
eunpowder and touched It OIL, blowing the
door 10 pieces.
Two boys were sleeping in the upper story
OF the building in which the store Is located,
and they heard the noise plainly, but were
either too timid 10 investigate 81 thought
somebody was ushering In Christmas with the
aid OF artillery.
About twenty dollars in cash belonging TO
Mr.. Fisher was secured by the thieves. "a.
eether with nearly forty dollars Of the funds
Of the Evening Star Lodge OF knights OF
pythias, which wcre in charge Of the Treas.
ufer Of the lodge, Mr.: Harry Aumgardner,
clerk In the store,
In addition to tie loss in money, the safe
is ruined, and will cost about as much to re-
pair as new one. M
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CITY MATTERS,
Brief Notes On Current Events Of Mino,
s lntcrcst. Wt'

. lntcrcst. yH
SrSpAf hours were observed at the Post.
Office aud Public Library yesterday. h,
A LARsE photograph OF Mayor Egerter now
gfaces the walls OF Captain BENEFITS office.
FiouTs were reported from all ps,.s OF the
city yesterday, and the police were on the
run ill the time. MI. ~
Tue colored people had royal good time
last night at Mci.ain's Hall. They danced
until very late hour. -,
TUX Cathedral hopes to have It's new organ
ready for Easter. II Is TO be bull, al Baitl.
more and will cost 1900. rI
"THE JoLii1irs' will return 10 Wheeling
and repeat their performance nj the Opera
House later In the season. m
TIE State House and Court House were
both closed yesterday, and the lawyers, OIL.
GERS and clerks enjoyed Christmas.
i.ErrEAs advertised Tuesday, December
90 James Devers, John Duukin, Mrs. Maudle
Gabrien, YIN. Lewis, Willie pos,op, Miss
Rosa Wellington, II. l.. Wilson.
IT wasalmost impossible 10 turn around In
Turner Hall last night, the crowd was so
great The Silver Tide Boat Club gave its
first dance, Mayors orchestra furnishing the
music. -
TIE police pulled In about one dozen
poor TN lortunates yesterday, who par,ook too
often and too freely OF the seductive ppgnoe
or colnpanionable Tom and Jerry. They will
be before police court this morning.
A rRlxE fight OF small proportions took
place at half.pas. i've o'clock yesterday morn.
Ing In the rear OF the State House. 'fho two
principals BECAME involved in difficulty on
Market street, both being drunk. and retired
to that place 10 settle II. 0ne Of the parties
was named Brannan.
ABOUT noon yesterday Shorty FRYE and
Bob Myers, two South Side celebrities, came
together fl front Of the Hook and Ladder
house, on Twenty.frst street, ind passed the
compliments Of the day In very rough and
ungentlemanly way Bob came out OF the
difficulty badly worsted. His nose. Is be.
lleyed TO DO broken, and his check resembles
Il beef steak.
Ar the Opera House this evening 1.-THE
Girl That Love- will be the attraction. or
It tho St. Louis Po'tDipatch says: "The Girl
That Love- with ". II. Fitzgerald as the
star, supported by Daisy RMmsden and a
strong company has made most pleasing
impression and Is nightly testing the capacity
OF the theatre. The play has a strong plot,
intense dramatic situation, interesting story
OF the home orcl0 and Its influence for good,
willie the star part Of Etter G1'mp the lawyer
az played by Mr.. Fitzgerald, Is the best Amer
lean character creation OF the present century.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The GucAsing Contest for the Watch, ~
the NtHr Clothing SlOfe

The announce made through the
columns Of the Nt9. .Ltiitr, Sunday last, by
j. Gundllne Il Co., the enlerprlsilis proprie,
tors Of tile Star. clothing house.. that they
would give valuable watch to the person
guessing the Number or coming nearest The
number engraved upon the works Of the
watch, has been the means OF creating great
eScitment among all classes. The watch to
DO contested for has been placed in the
hands OF Mt. Joseph Jefferson, teller OF the
Dank OF the Ohio Valley, the number Of
which Is known only to him. A book IN
which giessers are required to enter their
names and numbersi Is now open at The Star,
No money Is asked for chance. No pur.
chase Of goods Is necessary. All that Is re.
qnired Is that you 80 there, put your name
upon the list and hny number VOL, may
choose opposite 1t. The book wifi remain
open until the 3lst Of January, 1859, when the
person guessing the number or coming the
nearest the one engraved on the works Of
the watch will receive the same,
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RIVER ITEMS
oi" General boat q,,ibx
AMI Bnnk BricfN. t

WIN 'ehef9i lntprest-StnnnlbOnt Squibx
AMI Ilnnk BriefA.
The Courier is this MORNINGS Parkersburr
boat,
The Alleghaney river Ice Is now running
out and is pretty heavy.
The Lucas returned from successful trin
down the river yesterday.
The levee presented an animated appcar.
ance yesterday with the big steamers IN port.
The river has been rising rapidly for the
past few days, the marks last evening indi.
eating depth Of Q feet Sinchcs and station.
ary. Il the ice was not in the way business
would be brisk.
The Emma Graham nnd:acotlu, which have
been laid up below, passed up yesterday
morning, taking advantage OF the rise ii,
hopes OF reaching Pittsburgh, for which
point they have large amount OF freight.
The Andes for the past two weeks has
been laid up in the mouth Of the Big
kanawha. but on the present rise came out
and reached this port yesterday In splendid
trim, This fine steamer in charge Of her
popular officers will leave on her regular
time, this nfternooa at 8 o'clock, for Cincin.
natl. The Andes Is too well known to ship.
pers and the travelling public to require any
special recommendation. She Is Il dandy.
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Kris kingle personated by Tommy White.
head, who ratified of droll little snpecl,
that delighted the children. The number OF
presents was large, and the supply of sweets
unlimited. A large number OF the First
Church people we're present, also several old
attaches Of The school. The school the past
year was seli.supporting with one expense
excepted. asT .,r -
Atthe A. NJ. f. Church, on Market street
pleasant and diversified literary aud utlsi.
cal programme Was rendered ,EE
The Zion Church Sunday School had A yory
enjoyable celebration last evening. There
Meerwein, made brief address embodyinp
the religious nature OF the festival md III 3
historical traditions connected with il Az
immense Chrstmaa tree almost broke Under
the load olsouyeniers and sw eets for the chill,
dren. 1.5, t4al 80 : -. ' A''
The Christmas Festival OF the Sabbath
School Of The First Daptis, Church. occurred
last evening. The house was we'll filled with
u delighted audience. The exercises con.
sisted OF carols by the School-recitations
solos and class choruses, The singing which
was well rendered. was under the leadershi n
OF the pastor Rev. !, i. Milford. Individual
gifts were made 10 every scholar und teachcr
Among the pleasant surprises WIS the rift nj
handsome gold headed cane to the Suner,
intendent Hon. Okey johnson, who was ur.
exnectedly detained at home by Illness
The gift IVES purchased OF the popuIar and
pleasing firm Of Miller 4 Franzheim' and
was superb in design and finish. Also a rel
Of ten volumes Of the british Poets 10 Mr.
J.. y. Amick, the Assistant Superintendent.
Altogether 1t was yc!y enjoyable affair and
vel! up 10 the times in every featmre ~
Sunday School enterprise. II : - y =
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Suaden Death on ,hc nont,,.,,,.

Yesterday morning Henry Yoehl, sadller
having bis place OF business on tho Fifth
Ward Market Square, was found dead In his
room. at Renners boarding house on the
aouth Side Squire schulize, the county
coroner. vas satamoned, and having had The
deceased examined by County Physician
WI lson, decided 1t was unnecessary to hold
an inquest. as the deceased had died OF con.
gestion OF the brain surerinluced by WHISKY.
accord nQ to the doctors testimony and that
Of the inmates Of the house. The dead man
was found seated In chair, to all appear.
aness asleep. He was a tferuisn sbolIt &
years old. His wife separated from him sey.
eral months since. His effects were taken in
charge Of by the coroner, who will properly
dispose OF them and attend to the funeral.
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Election OF O1ilcers.

At stated conclaye OF Wheeling Con,
mandery 40. ], Knights Templar, held las
evening, ,the following officers were dull,
slected and installed for the ensuing Tenn l a,
year:
Em. Sir Geo. F. Irvine, En-, Commander.
Sir J. II. Brown. Generalissimo,
Sir 8. Waterhouse. Capt. General.
Sir 0. s. Long, prelate. s,ta.
Sir Jos. Hall, Senior Warden.
6irJ. W. Norris Junior Warden.
Sir C. P. Brown, Treasurer. ...
Sir Allen Brock, Recorder.
SirJ. i. Klein. Standard Bearer.
Sir W. II, Forster, Sword Bearer.
Sir Alex. Rodgers, Warder.
Sir T. W. Bliss. Tyler.
Sir ". II. Travis. lst Guard.
Sir B. s. Stewart. 2nd Guard,
Sir ". H. Rose, 3rd Guard.
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Il VIII Be TO Your Advantage

To send for our illustrated Book, which wa sana
FREE, and hesomeonr Agents. Even Il yon do o.
wish the Agency there arc lots Of goods iva src ~
tss!g st Pay the cost Of manufacture 10 clear
we sell WATCH AND CHAIN for 5os . ya .n.ns
cd TO sGep CORRECT time. We make n psin,ins ~
yonnelt for only 81. We have DR.. D trss ,n y,
a ransy htSodr SSS,lons n"sk, IsMsry ci
BSI 4, y Ecsey St, 4 y 'AhhS"lcM no; M, y g.,
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H'oRSA LIE
AQrnb[Q0k's Park !

On the National Road, AZ miles distant from city
o. Mhecllns; conainsabou. fifty ucrcs, rich arabk
s a5 ssniy ioeated oiconvenien, access surround
~ " slanu hhlu!9! scenery. Originally lad 8Ebf
ne late Thomas Hornbrook, ESQ, WHO made /, /
mes study by labor and great expense. 10 msle!.
what 1t IL. beautiful and popular summer KctOr
Ine work Oh the PARK was commenced about
sMWshyave yeasssgo, during which time the tfet,.
hnrnppeFy ana olher ornamental attractions have
made II a delightful summer rc,rext during the
warm season. 1t has been visited by large numbers
from distance. and patronizcd by thousands II
KEY He safi9aaig country; Il has no equA for HUG
ule9s Of miles III point OF size. natural Aentry,
springs.
Besides Its drives, promanades, lawns. grove.
gymnastic aid other 0bi.cts Of Amusement, there
Y ~ q great Variety Of Eyegteens, M4gnolia., the
Norway, Austrian. seotch, White and Henl0ck
pines the Silver upd Bslsaln Frs, Norway Spruce.
kcu Cedar: Hcath.Caved Cypress, Lawson CypNrS.
Cedals OF Lebanon. Naples there Is tho EoiNAl,
silver, sugar; Sycamore: weeping ,rcct quite "a
tiety. tho Willow, Birch. I.a!ch, Ash and Elm;s
wei selected assortment OF Fruit Trees ihrlud!uE
Apple. Pear Peaches, Cherries Plums, &c: MEED~
uhS Of various kinds and great variety oil shiHls
and Eouse plants. There arc three comfortable
dwellings. with stables md other ou,houscs; ~?
with ornamental trees aud shIubbery; rl,o n!ae
moro lots OH same side. The Elm Grove stfre,G.r
Line hasit terminus at the soIth gate enhance 10
the Park, the depot OF The B. d o. Branch K. K
hpout one thltu OIL milo from the north entrance
gate. The place has many attractions during The
summer. Aparty wishing to secure besNitlRI
country residence with the surroundings OF tree,
sh.ubbery. iowem aud singing birds this lsa Plats
to meet their desires. Otherwise. II can lie pIVlL
ably used asa public resort, aud u uanat el lndl'
ciollsly, would BE- good lnyestneni.
The price xnd terms cai BE- had from the Ggcniot
the hcirs Of the late ThoS. Hornbr6OE.
49, ALEXANDER BONE,
- Real Estate Agent aud Broker,
ll63 Market Street. OFT Block, cor. OF MA:kCi AMI
Twelfth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va, ''f9
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TAT

WARRINGTON. D. c., December &c, j A. NJ
For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley generally
lair weather, winds shifting to southwest and
northwest, colder weather and rising baron.
eter. -.
For the Lower Lake region partly cloudy
westhcr, occasional light snow, variable
winds shifting to westerly, slight changes In
temperature falling, followed by rising bur.
uIlietpr =.
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Hon. RossL .4le1andtr, n Lleliyenrer interview
December II. "
"How about Mr. Estep, OF Cadiz?tt l''
IF have not heard from him, but will be
greatly surprised II he allows his name to be
presented to the convention. II is too hope.
less contest, The Kepublicana have all the
advantages. Their ma jorities arg principally
In the towns where full vote can be brought
out IN the short time at their disposal, while
the Democratic strength lies in sections
which cannot be thoroughly canvassad,"
Then you regard "a Republican triumph
a toregone conclusion ~
eyes, do. ~
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sSs %; turkey, u chickens, II teoks pota.
toes, bag corn meal, two sacks Hour, |
large bundle bread, sack onions, sack
dried peaches, sack dried apples, l sack
beans, 8 cans goods. IS pounds coffee, u
bundles tea, 80 pounds sugar, 9 bundles hom.
my, 9 bundles rice, / bundle oat meal, l
bundle cracked wheat, bundle beans,
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Market Master Robinson. Funeral.

The body Of Mr. Robert Robinson. late
Clerk OF the Second ward market. whose
death was announced yesterday, was laid to
rest In Mt. Wood cemetery Yesterday after.
noon. Rev. Or. ]. T. Mcclure, pastor OF The
United Presbyterian Church, conducted
brief and impressive services at the family
residence in the North End. The funeral
was In charge Of the Odd Fellows, of whose
order the deceased was an honored member.
and several lodges were largely represented
among those present Anumber Of Council.
men. the Mayor and other city officers also
attended In a body, --
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John McLnuEhIiu', Cou,iitiop

John Mclaughlin, who was cut by Mike
l.aue Sunday afternoon. was resting last night
more easily than on the previous evening.
but his symptoms were such as to preclude
anything like IN assurance otrecoyery, Yes
terday blood passed from his kidneys. which
malesi i appear probable that this organ was
touched by The knife HIS left lung il also
about halt:tull OF blood. What the result Of
The Inflammation which shows signs Of hay.
ing setin may be It Is impossible 10 coniect.
ure yet. Though the chances are decidedly
sagainst his recovery, men With worse wounds
have been known TO ultimately recover from
all III effects. A recent case atiortiiny some.
what Of an analogy is that Of onaway, The
man shot at West Wheeling two weeks or 50
ago. Though the bail pierced one lung, and
his wound was pronounced fatal by the
attending physicians. he not only still lives.
but ia Steadly mending his condition and
will probably recover. Lane is still In jail.
Mr. J. s LEFAyouR, artist, Salem. Mass.
sayy his rheumatism was routed nv 81 Jacobs