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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

An impression prevails in TIL minis OF
many that unusually high water may be
looked for IN our rivers The coming spring,
attended with great damage to bridges ana
other property on the low lands. Indeed,
should the great body Of snow that covers
the entire country be rapidly melted there
can scarcely be an escape. The ice on the
rivers is thick and solid and sudden rise
would be almost cure to bring serious con-
sequences II any precautions can be taken
they should be attended to soon. The Hi
nois river bridge Is especially considered I'm.
safe aud the great weight OF snow lying ON
the wagon bed causes it TO 'ibrate consider
ably under heavy weights, as drove of cat
tie or two or three loads Of grain. Would
IL not be well for tho highway commissioners
to cause the snow to be shoveled off?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

granted in Mrs. McKinney's case and her at
torney, c. Griggs, had the satisfaction OF OBJ
tanning Averdict III her favor, reducing the
assessment from $3.50 to IS. The sewer
Will be constructed as early in the spring as
practicable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

Mr.. 4. 4. GIBBS has been appointed treas.
urer, and A. N. Cooley secretary o. the Art
Loan ASSOCIATION, vice f. {. swl's and :, w.
Ehersoi, resigned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

association" Also: "This is the last week
for the chimney shops at .he Ottawa 'fIip,
Glass W0rke."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

Lent begins to-day, Ash WednesdOJ, and
will end on Easter Sunday, March ~, sea
son OF 4G days.-StTtatoT Monitor.
Oh, no; Sundays don't count, Fortunately.
Il. J.. Boggs has brought 10 this office =
1--we butterfly, which few into hi house yrt
terday through an opened wiLaow. j. l. "
rare curiosity for this season Of he year
Styedtor FIRE. Press.
We should smile. But IL is consoiirg q
know that when We "hleck sheen" shuttle
of" We won't have far to &c to ge' into q
wOrn'c.mote.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10
WALL PAPER.

our stock of Wall Paper includes all the grades ruu
cheap brown blank 10 the finest gold paper We also
have fine line of borders. decorations, &c, making
the best stock outside OF Chicago.
Also. Window Shades. COrnices, Fixtures. &C.
Call and examine our stock. You Viii frl our r".,Ni
low. ana goods vi the best quality
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

4 trcstof saiooniet has busted up IN oas..
ness! IT'S cold winter wher aalOon-keep.
cr givce ny,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10
Pictures and Frames.

A large stock of Fine Steel Eugrayings EtCh!ngs o.
Paintings. Oleographa and ChromOs. framed IN any
style. Frames Of any Size made 10 order We have
large stock of Moudngs. and France can be made on
short no ice.
A nue line Of Gold Velvet aud other Frames Ia
etock, at very low price,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

Photograph aud Autograph Alhums, "a very large
and complete stock. Iade' Sntchrls and rocRet
Books Pocket CUTLERY.
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Am. Cjdss Worker: THE Ot,aws glass
workers are talking Of organizing building
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STATIONERY.

very fine stock OF Stationery com prisine Crane.
Fine Papers. latest shades ami styles rapriories In all
prices from loc TO So Regret cards visiting cards DC
THIS line will be kept complete and Will comprise ali
the novelties well a. staple goods in the market
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-10

In the proceedings Of the ely couDc,i, else
where published, will be found reference to
a possible re-dlvsion e the city into five IN
stead Of seven wards. This must be necessa.
~ unless new census shall show cOnclu-
siyeIy hat Ottawa has = population OF
10000 Upon the presumption that The d.ri-
sion will be made, speculation Is rife a. 10
where the ward boundaries Will hs. The
statute provides that, In the formation az
wards the population OF each shai! be rs
nearly equal and The ward shall be OF az com
pac' and cont -uous ter 'oE. Us r'a' ah'"
The genera. opinion, Sc, -, 20 .... '. .a-.' '..
is that, owing 10 is natGr.l divisions ana Is"
la,ion from the main par. Of the city, IL
seventh ward South ottawa Will te left 10.
tact aud constitute one q! the i've waIts
The business portion o! thc city wii! ih"u "r
added 20 the present second 10. another.
/ Ottawa Centre and :. part OF NORTH OitSNa Is
looked upon as 4 probable ward, and tEs
west side wiz, according 10 the same "riu-
! ions, be divided into the remaining twp. ny
this plan it is thought All parties will be fair
liz and ably represented. Some action Of the
icounen is yory probable at the next regular
meeting in March.
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FANCY GOODS:

Toilet sets, Vases. Periumery sets. Jewel Cases Gard
Cases. Opera Glasses. Swiss Carvings Lanaucse lac
Gucr Ware, &C, &c, In great variety.
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Tho .la.r.l.. =, lts attorney. .aa Hos'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

To the Editor the lntelligencer.
slE-It is not often that any thing from
St. George finds its way into the columns
OF the 1NTELLlGENcER, yet the village is a
thriving one Of about two hundred in.
habitants, with two newspapers, two
churches, two blacksmiths, five merchants,
and regret to say, one saloon. It is on
the banks Of Cheat river, a stream famous
for the beauty Of It's scenery.
The town Is about eight miles from the
battle field on which Gen. Garnet lost
his lie. The trees on the river bank there
still bear the marks OF cannon balls. The
record OF this battle in history Is not
strictly correct; according 10 the testimony
OF the late William Carrlck, Of Carrick's
Ford, an eye witness OF the engagement.
He says about thirty OF the Confederates
were killed, and only one or two Of
the Federal forces. The fact Is often
stated that but one man had the courage
10 rally and face the Federal guns after a
retreat had been ordered, but his name is
not given. He was Georgian, named
George Locket, as Mr.. Carrick ascertained
after bis death from letters in his pocket.
After the battle one Of the bodies was
recognized as that OF II. Venable, Eq, a
distinguished and influential Virginian,
who was buried apart from the others, and
his grave marked, that the remains might
be claimed by friends II they desired, but
nothing was ever heard from them.
T. NJ. A.
81. Georde. ", Ia, Mdrch IL,
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Louisville CourlerJournaL
Mr.. Alex Lewis, Of Salt Lake City, has
arrived in this city with stable Of very
find horses owned by Mr.. Shaug a
wealthy stock fancier oil Utah. The lot
comprises three trotters and runner, all
Of which will be entered in the Jockey
Club races, after which they will make the
spring circuit.
Ewing, an eight-year-old black gelding,
is the finest animal in the collection, and
the one with-the highest reputation. He Is
an even sixteen.hand blood.bay, with
black points, fine name and tail aud full Of
fire and energy. Altogether he Is perfect
model, and can be depended upon for some
fine work. He was bred in California by
PRINTS, out Of the celebrated trotter Lady
Washington, and possesses clean record
Of 2:2l |, which, 1t Is thought can be lowered.
Mr.. Shaughnesey has already refused sew
eral big offers for him, one, II is said, OF
$1,000. He will trot at Chicago in July in
a match for $4,000.
Mambrins sturgis, a handsome black
stallion, with record Of 2:SS, is another
fine animal, and Mambrino Sothern, the
third trotter, can trot mile under the
thirties. The animals are all in excellent
condition, and are being rapidly put in
training.
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You'iI Hear the spIintcr. Ply.


One day as stood in the door OF the
postoffice in small town in South Caro-.
lima, saw man enter saloon opposite.
In thirty seconds he reappeared, having
passed out OF the back door, and turned a
lumber pile. He came straight across the
street, look Of fun on his face, and as he
took chair on the steps he whispered:
"Now, stranger, you'll see some fun in
about three minutes"
"How?" E.
"Waal, my old woman is around the cor.
Her In the truck cart. She'll miss me and
head straight for that bar to collar my
neck. won't be there, and she won't give
up looking until she has a set-to with the
chap who hands out the pizen. She kin
lick him, and I'll bet on It, and you jist sot
still and you'll hear splinters fly"
In about two minutes we saw the old
woman cross the square and enter the ga.
loon, and then we hurried over to look
through the window, the man saying as we
crossed:
stranger, onless yer made OF cast.iron
and double.bolted ye hadn't better 60 in
till the row Is over"
But there was no row. The old woman
walked up to the bar, laid down one Of the
old.fashioned ten.cent scrips and called for
whisky straight. Then she put one foot
on the rail before the bar, elevated the
glass, and down went the "pizenn without
a gasp. 6p went her hand to wipe her
mouth. and as she turned to come out she
said:
"Yum-yum-don't let on to the old
man il he comes I'M"
We lodged around the corner and ex-
pected to hear an explanation from my
companion. He should have given one,
and l think he started out with that inten.
ton, hut all he could say was:
NOW, then, may l be chawed by ALI.
gators"
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HOME PROOF.

Kidney and Liver diseases and Rheumatism
Suffered Notwithstanding seemed 10 help lnc I;
could not set out Of bed. Dr.. Smith entcd me"
2EPT. PIIlLLPS
Wheeling, VIVA
Cat.rtll. pOlypus Of Nose; Impaired yoiec.-sni.
iered for yeatS: patent medicine failed TO help me.
CHARLES CHADDUCH,
Of speidel & Co, Wheeling, ". Va
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomach Treatment
S A'4 rs e STs SlF ST. . S s srs sHfed
Flt4-"Had them fCr fourteen year, "a Smith
Scroinla. Running sotes OH Head.-"ny son was
afflicted for fourteen yeAr Nothing seemed 10
MIS- CATH sRESE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
Cancet.-"sutleIed for yesrI with Cancer. Had II
cut out three times. ltTcturued alter each opera
ton. Dr. Smith cured me without k,life. ranSicor
palm" Mas. II. N. ORCu IT,
Piles, Fi.tulA Of AnuA-Flat OF my back for IS
weeks Reported dying. DR.. smith cured me with.
out knife In Ave weeks.
THOMAS CoLvIN,
Wholesale Grocer, Main ST.. Wheeling, ". Va.
uleeratlonS Of ReGtum. fIOlapsus and Piles.
Was given up to die and pronounced incura.
BILE. DR.. Smith cured DH without knife"
WASHINGTON DELANi.
Rev. II. o. LAdd wtites:-"Dr Smiths PROBES.
sonAl services In my family have been most salls-
and = Skillful hhylician"
Mn. Margaret Kolb says:-"l had been suffering
for seven years and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr.. Smith said had tape worm, aud
LII eight hours removed 1t mons ter l0J feet long"
Female COmp!AinN.-ThIec years In hot pitSlSior
females give me reel lar IN such cases.
Persons cured OF Catarrh diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin. blo6d, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men aud youth, 1CrOiula and
asthma testify TO my success
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at Assistance may be treated by letter aud
EattsfactiOn guaranteed. A chart for self GxamInn.
lion sent On receipt Of two thrceccnt stamps, and
advice returned ifte.
Consultation at office free. otiice hoursir "a.
Y. 10 r. ~, daily Call oil or address
J. X. SMITH, NJ, n,
myl2 No lll1 rhapline st. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Asnra Cure for Piles.

A sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VIII
liam's Indian Ointment. 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Eve min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment ab-
serbs the tumors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm IN
bed,) acts as poultce, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. bhirk Logan q Co., also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. pAw
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sr,LRp PROPOSALS.
oTITED PROPOSALS.

mai
10A"' WHEELING. ". Va. March ~ 1883;
-, p,oToSSlS Tor the following county work, 70
SA isS dnTinF the current year. Will b. received
b GGaS Gsce Until TUESDAY, 9Th day Of March,
Isl Al y ri S' STS6aeId and sprugers HILL 800 Gu.
BcEEs, EXC stGayatIon. IS cubic yards masonry, 100
eugc Iii. Clinton and POTOMAC Road, ltt Divi'
.,Sn 10 cutie yards MGcaaAmlhing; ~ Di'inon'
n Ienp..,SIc Yards ARCadRmiZlng
GgSo,s Run COO cubic yREus excavation, W cubic
yASS, kun, COO cubic yards excavation. 80
suSif ySf0 SSeeiI"s Creek, upper end, Us cubic
ytds RoId tS cubic yards 10
cubic yMR Kun SlC cub! yards excavation, 100 cubic
.s,J, NahdAmiIing. ..,... n. -,
rs "d mSsonIy, 200 cubic yards Matchmaking.
fS w., road, list division, 7S0 cubic yards Macad'
SHILLING SIm. ,.t % DIylson l0O cubic yards excaya'
,t'n ii cubic Yards Masonry; ,,ooI,.
W" W. and y IcdemAus hOAd, wv CUBIC yatuS tx
ny 50 cubic yards ulAAoniy:
w. and CaSllemAn's Run, l,UO0 CUBIC YARDS 1'
.,".IIon 10 cubic yards mNOn'y
pon.y's Point, b. S. & b.. 40 cnblc yards excaNR
~, so9 %Scubic yards masonry, 30 cubic yards Mac
'dtn ~, HEEieous Run sud Short Creek. 400 cubic
az ,IcSyGtlUn SOcubic yards masonry, lOO cubic
yards sSSS'R oa5 us cubic yards Macad sinking
.Iass Chuich KOad, 800 cubic yards aacadami'
fng 4. v.,,h Po,k 1 cO0 cuhic wards exca.
,Stjoa, IS cubic yards masonry.
'An'.,, T,rrk South Fork, bOO cubic yArdS e1cAva
49, suCss cube yGids masonry, so cubic yards brush
Aad, !9Gs ,tp main stem 1900 cubic yards excava
,i5p 10 cubic yArcs mAAoity. ., Nit.
Tbee ipH, West Liberty and Betnahy, ist DiyM ~
hSttkh and ktnnH HDfnUs I'd DI
V;,o Io0 cubic yards excavation. 30 cubic yards
nS SSas inp and FsIrnent 800 cubic yards Macad
,r,,IDc So cubic yards support wall
h waN, linton and ROney's Point. GOO cubic yards
vt"rSS,nirIiIE Of hard limestone; same road, GOO
cpS nd Elm drove. 900 cubic yards excaya
,,N, a. cIlLIr yards MaCAdamiztng.
SbrelipE and FraIier's RoAd, 100 cubic YARDS OK
C,T.iiNn' 81 cut Ic yards masonry:
W.dIIe aud WAtden's KUN. 1000 cubic yards ex'
..Vsijou IS cubic yards masonry.
h0vpOuRnl lilies 10 apprVxlmA 70 and are tublect
"a Seehsngtd AZ Oct aston may require. AilmAson'
" " N SIIl be Of kCcOnd.class laid dry.
N JAY for excavation must be separate for earth.
hose rItk aud solid rock.
ysrSdHmIring. except where 9th erwise specihed,
xiiII" Il hHrd, blue or gray Limestone. broken 10
ptss through ihte intG nns: ,o.,. u,,, ,,v.
I'll name Of bidder, and OF each member Of arm
,sss," ,yerAl bid together, with pOSt.ncs address
"a rni,si IN al cases be accompanied with refer
ncss .stSariory TO the Board as " character and
sqsliacatlon o. The party budding The standard % .fd
X r'T.ur,meiIt for al cIrsses ri WORK Will be the
" o.,b t ~ nj Oi n cubic feet measured solid.
'1 IN, luther information apply Ut this once
5Sr EoaId reserves the right 10 reject any or oil
BIDS IN, H.. C,,,,y vo,b :, ha lat
,lte ISsg " and adde's the undersigned At this
AEIn g ROBT. b. WOODS,
"u4" Clerk Board Of Commissioners.
", c, SMITH, -
iOnnty EnEInCer mrl2.p4w
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The Passion Play Author.

k1chAhRe.
salmi Morse is tall, military.looking
man, gray Of hair and mustache, and Of
grayish complexion, intelligent, earnest,
resolute, and gentlemanly. He served in
the Crimean war, and draws pension that
is more than sufficient to keep him; be.
sides, he made considerable money keep.
ing hotel in Australia. He lives in bis
theatre, does his own cooking, and sleeps
under down bed.cover Of rich maroon
satin, on which is his coatof.arms studded
with real gems. He wearsa gold ring with
rich settings, which he says is several hun.
dred years old. Those who become ac-
quainted with him say he Is an extraordi-
nary man, whose secret Of power is his
grand simplicity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15
Hon Bitters are tho Purest and Best
4 g7 sBttters Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, MALI b"cnu,
Mandrake and DandelIon-the oldest, best, aud
r,o.t valuable medicines IN the world and contain
III a. hst and most curative proper Of all other
being tne gress gcSS qfs Ise 1iS 81
~ s,S IA dsaaE1 or III health can possibly long
exist where these Bites arc used 80 Saiied aao
perfect m mn tc and vigor and In
Arm who.e employment. cause SSd lssls W
o. 1t, vi Tonic and mild StImulAnt Hop Bitters
Az invaluable, being nlghly curative tonic ana
stimnlaiing, without intoxicating.
NJ sttsr what yonr feelings or symptoms arc
what dse,s 2. .ilmSt S.. ~ y aop onIy ec
IA !, miserabie' uSe Hop Bitter At0tce may
ave y Your lie, Hundreds have been saved by 70
doing. $500 will be paid for : case they VIII not
cue pS or ns as snr orct your friends sur but use
md urgstheui % use HIP Ms.en 10 VIA s,uspcd.
dynHFer ncstrum. but the Purest and Best Aedi;
cine ever made: the lnyaldIs Freaa NM HEM
Try the Bitten to-day. SeL4 1IGr@
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wirsips' weather wouIdn't work.

wissins weather wouldn't work.
Ottawa LetteL- ...
The entire failure Of Virgins storm pre-
diction has called forth the following to-
night from defeated candidate for the
House Of Commons known as "our dea-
con-" 49,.
Virgins wanted wind. Virgins wished
waves. Virgins wagered wind would wal:
lop wild. Wide wasting waters would
wave. World would wobble. Wrecking
winds would watt with woiul wastage.
World wondered. Women watched wake.
fully. Widows walled. Wicked wights
winked wit,ily. Virgins waxed wanton,
writing woiul words. Weeks wore. Wig
gins wind wave weather wouldn't work;
Wrecks, waves, winds were wanting World
warbled. Virgins was wrong. Wicked
Virgins Windy Virgins Would.be
weather.wise, wild, weird, wizard Wig
RlnbI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

A COUGH, cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an
incurable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Trocnes do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on theinflamed parts allay.
ing irritation, gives relief In Asthma, Bron.
chitis. Coughs, catarrh, and the throat
troubles which singers and public speakers
are subject 70. For thirty years Browns
Bronchial Troohes have been recommended
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well.merted rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold al
25 cents box everywhere. rThSAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

Nhs"luBIUa hekVE'
Henry Clay was especially devoted to
his Ashland farm and the live stock upon
it. One day, old Commodore John Rod.
gers came home from the Mediterranean
with his naval vessel full Of live stock
which he had picked up abroad. The
cargo included one fine Andulasian jack
ass. Clay wanted it for his farm. Ali his
offers were rejected, until one day the com.
modore said, in joke: "You can have him
for your lot opposite the White House"
Done" was Clay's reply, and the animal
was shipped of TO Kentucky. The com.
modore built the now historic house, which
Secretary Seward occupied during the war.
Here Payne endeavored to assassinate him
on the night when President Lincoln was
shot. The lot Is now valued at $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

When all other remedies fail DE-. FEAzIER'S
Roor BrrrEEs will cure General Debility,
Los OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all dieeases
arising from DiSordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys
GFor several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks Of q time
/ WAS confined 10 the house, my suffering
was intense. could lnd no relief until !
heard OF yor Root Bitten. have taken
the Root Bitters Tor tgo weoks and thsy have
.estorSd me 70 my toImer health.
JONI RoLAlp, Cleveland, o.
FOR ale By ]. =. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chss. Moenksmoeller, Wheeling, and B. Z.
Mecoashsy, Bridgeport asV
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

ali Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick should use Il freely. Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread where the Fluid was
used Yellow Fever has been cured with It after
black y0mit had taken place. The won't
..,..- nE Lir,Lthnriu ,.l.lL In IL
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WASHINGTON. D. G., May 18th, 1880. GEN.
been a sufferer for long
time fro m nervous prostration and general
debility. l was advised to try Hop Bitters.
have taken one bottle, and l have been rap.
idly getting better ever since, and think 1t
the best medicine / ever used. / am now
gaining strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and l was In despair until tried your
Bittera am now well, able 10 60 about and
do my own work. Before taking 1t, was
completely prostrated.-MRs. MARY STUART.
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Row Us out from DOseurAno, to your sIrmIone row |
DO they row'd. and there We llnded-"o yenusta
eirmiol"
There 10 me ,hro all shegroyes Of olive In the Sum.
met glow,
There beneath the Roman ruin where the purple
ti0wer grow,
Came that save Gique Vale" Of the Poets hopeless
woe,
Teuderest OF Roman pOe.i nineteen hundred years
ago.
"Fatef Ave atque vale'-~ we wandered to and
fro
Gazing at the Lydan laughter Of the GarlA.lAEe
Eelow
Sweet CitullussAllbu. island, olIyesilyery sirmiO
ALPRRp TESNYsoS,
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Loss by Floods, sao, 900, 900.

When the total loss BY recent foods in the
Ohio and Mississippi Valleys have been APP
proximated, $4,000 900 will hardly cover Il.
The brightest feature amongst such misery
and ruin has been the spontaneous charity
shown by our people. None have contributed
more generously than the Commonwealth
Distribution Co. To those who have given,
10 those who have lost and TO all others this
company offers another grand drawing In
Louisville, KY, March 3lst, 1888. Sll2, 400
distributed 10 1860 prizes. Capital prizes,
$4,000. Tickets only 50. Send your orders
to r N. Boardman, Louisville. Nv.
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Mr.. Kenna's Proudesl Moment.

New York Tribune
"My election 10 the United States Senate
has been great satisfaction to me, Of
course" said Mr.. Kenna, OF West Virginia,
to some friends who were congratulating
him, recently; "and l, OF course, am very
grateful to my friends for 1t. But tell
you, frankly, gentlemen, that neither it
nor any Of the steps Of rapid promotion in
my political career has given me so much
genuine pleasure as the fact that my hound
pup took the premium at the dog show the
other night"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-15

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