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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-08-10

a Hear you not that strain Of sadness
Gently stealing DER the wave,
Like requieln wild aud solemn
Breathed above loved ones grave ~
Listening, soon heard 1t swelling,
Mid the pauses OF the oar;
And questioned, " Friend pray tell me
Comes that strain from off the shore !"
|" No, 1t Ia unearthly music,
Mortal hand nor voice Gun make
Strains like those which from tho waters
On the eur 30 sadly break
Long ago the braveiBiloxis
Dwelt upon the neighboring shore,
And the happy shouts Of childhood
Rose about each wigwam door.
Where those blackencd trunks are stand
| ing
In those happy days were seen
Spreading DER those humble dwellings
Aagnolia's arch of green.
Then the maidcns, brown, yet comely,
To the shades would OFT repair
And with hearts, with love wild beating
Met their hunter lovers there.
Birds Of sweetest note have warbled
From each green and fragrant bough,
Buds Of beauty, thence been gathered
But are scattered and leafless now.
Therr, Ills said the bold Altoina,
Nobblcst Of tho warriors trne,
Came the claieffian s child Anola,
| Faircst of the fair, to WOO.
None In all the tribe was braver,
Than the chief who sought bride;
Ne'eran Indian girl was fairer.
Than the maiden by hisaide.
| But she was N only daughter
| Her old fathei's chief delight,
! And Bic lodge, II she were absent,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-08-10

Where the silver Pascasoula
Pays her trlbate to tho SEA,
Spreads q hay, upon whose borders
Once there dwelt the bold and tree.
There IL not a lovlier iulet
On Columbia's southern shore,
None so strongly by tradition
Linked into the days Of yore.
True the men were forest dwellers
Untaught children OF the wild;
But "a holy love Of freedom
In tneir hearts undetiled.
Martyrs true they we're, and noble,
Men us fearless aud as free
As the bands who nobly perishcd
In the pass of Thermopylae.
n ev have left u noble lesson
Simple, stirring and sublime,
Of their hatrud of oppression,
To the men Of every cline.
True no poet OF historian
Tells the story, how they died.
Bnt traditions hand hath snatched 1t
From oblivions wheeling tide;
And tho waters where they perlshed
Still their death-song wild retain,
And the gentle air of evening
Often wakes the mournful strain.
Sailing once upon these water,
With AN aged white-taired man,
He began the strange wild story,
Aud twas thus the legend ran.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1883-08-10

Woald have bat It's life aud light.
Bnt At last, the ehiet consented
Aud Alisma t0ak his bride
Waving ue'er to sever frum her
Cniil death shaalsl them divide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-15

The first installmcnt OF the subscriptions
to the stock OF the River Railroad have been
paid in; the projectors OF the road confident.
ly declare that they will have the road in pro-
cess OF construction almost Immediately, and
that before the end OF 1858 the road will be
completed, mud the cars running from
Wheeling TO Parkersburg. The Company
has made running arrangements with the
managers OF the p, W. EKy. road, by which
they secure the use Of the BenwOod extern
sion OF the latter road, aud the depots and
other terminal facilities here, in exchange for
the use by the PewiEy Of the portion Of their
line between Denwood and Moundsvile. Al
the recent organization Of the newly elected
Board Of Directors Of the River Road, the
old officers were all re elected
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A bill is now pending in the House of DEL
egates having Teen reporte back from the
Judiciary Committee Saturday with the
recommendation that it do pass, which is de-
81 :ncd to facilitate the construction of the
Norfolk & Western railroad through the
southeastern portion OF this State. The bill
was introduced by Mr.. D0vener, and amends
the general railroad law, so as TO allow a rail-
road to he extended from point within this
State through portion Of another State and
into this State again. As the law now is this
would necessitaie another charter. The
Norfolk & Western road now ius through a
portion OF Mercer county, and again enters
Virginia, its present terminus being at POca-
hontaS in Tuzsweli county. From here 1t is
desired To extend the road southwest through
Mcdowell and Wyoming conIties TO the
Kentucky line, and the purpose Of the bill is
to enable them to do so without the formal.
ity, delay and complication Of obtaining m.
other charter and forming another organiza-
ton
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TnEINDuSrRloUs HOUSE
Takes no Saturday RsCess-NO Electric
Light.

Light
The House Of Delegates met as usual Sat
urday at 10 \. ", though the attendance was
not entirely fall. Rev. ]. u. milford, pastor
OF the Fra: Baptist church, opened with
prayer. The judiciary Committee made its
tirst report. Among the bills with favorable
Recommendations was Mr.. DoVener's 10 Ru-
thorize railroad companies to extend their
lines by vote OF stockholders.
The special COMMITTEES On Sanitary Condl-
ton OF the House TO which WAS referred the
communication from the Wheeling Electrical
Company, introduced u JOINT resolution pro-
yiding for the lighting OF the halls OF the two
houses with tho Fuller electric light, aS per
the compAny's proposition, with the recon-
mendatlon that it be adopted,
The most extended anu general discussion
OF the session 50 far, occurred on this resolli-
ton The hygenic advan taEes alleged to be
derived from the use Of the light were adj
vanced IN its favor, while the expense, and
the fact THAT it could not be used IN day time
when necessary, as is often the case, were urged
against II, and the latter arguments prevail
ing, the resolution was rejected.
Among the new bills was one by Mr.. Evans,
amending chapter l50 OF the code; one by
Mr.. McCiung, amending the school law; one
by Mr.. Gorrell, repeating the dog tax law
passed in 1881, and Il number amending or
repeating legislation passed in 1881 or 80.
Mr. Cornell submitted u resolution that the
Senators and members OF the House OF Rep
resentGtives OF the United States from West
Virginia be requested 10 offer and support a
bill in the Congress OF the United States en-
acting law prohibiting the issuing OF u GOV.
ernment license TO cny person TO vend or sell
intoxicating liquors in any 9iate, Territory,
county, city or town within the United
States where the selling or vending Of the
same is prohibited by State laws.
Failing to obtain unanimous consent for
| its immediate consideration. the resolution
lies over until to-day under the rules.
| The Speaker announced the remainder OF
the House COMMITTEES, rs follows:
On Counties Districts aud Municipal Cor
porations, MeSsrs. Stump, of Gilmore, Brown,
Of jackson, Eckard, Slifel, Corder, Bond,
Powell, of Taylor. Burt and RiGg,
On Roads aud Internal Navigation: McSSrs.
Holt, Stump, Of Gilmer, ieager, Allen,
Timms, Wilson, Powell, OF Tyler, Morgan
and Henderson.
On Peniteatiury: MCssrs. Wells, Salisbury,
Trims, Payne, Stump. of Calhoun, Rifle,
SimOnton, Burt and McMehen.
On Railroads. MesSrS. Shirt, Holt, Par.
sons, McClung, Rider, Hall, Daley, Orr,
Burt and Davis.
No other business Of special public inter.
est WAS transacted.
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SATURDAY NIGHT EXCURSION
To the WcIlsburg Gas WcIl-A Large
Number Take IL In,

Saturday evening about eight o'clock an
excursion train left the 7. Z. 4 st. l.. depot
bound for the burning gas well at Wellsburg
Long before reaching the well one could see
its hlCkeriDg reelection on the snow patched
hills on the opposite side Of the riyer,'nnd az
the train drew nearer, lighting up the jagged
| ice along the river Shores until one could
elfs and gJhlins. The train reached
its destination before nine o'clock
and the eXCursiOniSts found the
scene all that il had been described,
The owners Of the well had attempted to
check the lOw Of gus IL the large pipe by
turning cutoff valve near the end OF Ii, but
tho pipe was old mud probably weakened by
the action Of the chlorine in the salt that
comes up with the gus, so that when the
valve was turned tho sudden pressure Of the
gas burst the pipo. Another attempt was to
be made Saturday, but was kindly post.
puned until the eXcursiOnists arrived. About
one hundred and fifty people from WeIIsbnrg
were already he grounds waiting 10 Wit
ness the second attempt at putting out she
| big blsEs frcni the 5Ss inch pipe.
In about half MI hour they got ready their
second rXtinguiShGr and though all awk-
wardly constructed cOntrvancG it proved
successful. II twas a pine plug about ten feet
long, sharpentd at one end and Just the right
size TO tit tightly into tue mouth oil the pipe.
A long rod wa2 inserted into the back end OF
the plug TO steer it into the mouth of the
pipe, while II WIS drawn by chains up TO the
proper position. All ready the plug is
drawn into position and frightened by blows
from sledge . wOt blanket is thrown over
the little bIsre left aud the thing is accom-.
pliShed.
The three inch pipe at the top OF the der.
rick, that had been up to this lime burning
very quietly, now began 10 roar quite as
loudly as the others had done. The Pipe was
TOO small 10 carry all the gus, aud the flame
was not so large. though from being SO much
higher up it made fully US much show.
After enjoying tho sight q while longer the
train took up its load and came back TO
Wheeling, arriving here about half past ten
O'Clock. Every one was pleased with the
trip.
The railroad company showed commend.
able enterprise In getting up the excursion
and OndGaI0red to arrange everything for the
comfort OF the excursiOnists. The weather
was exceedingly dSSgreeabIC, u drzzling
rain prevailing and making II very muddy
about the well. 1t B probable that the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis railroad
will run another excursion train in the
future,
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Saturday evening about s o'clock. Mr..
Joseph Fox, Twelfth street cloihier was
waiting on customer when he saw man
snatch coat from rack standing on the
Pavement and start towards the river Mr..
Fox gave chase yelling stop thief" at the
ion Of his voice. The street was crowded
and eyeryones attention was attracted by the
noise IVES Thompson happened to be
coming up the street, and na6bed the run
away. who after taking a look at the proper
lions Of that gentleman quietly surrendered,
making no resistance, MIR. Thompson start
nd Tor The central station with hiIPrisoner,
accompanied by Mr.. Fox. Opposite the en-;
trance to the Academy the fellow attempted
IN Cet away. During the SCutile some scoun'
Irsi bit Nj. Fox u severe blow behind the
ear The'thlcf would not give his name or
occnnati0n; he claimed 10 have Just arrived
from Baltimore. He Yill hSYe q hearing to.
dAV.
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McMechen, James T., Wood county, "A FIJI.
Mcqueen, David, Nicholas county, stamm
House.
Nixon, John, Marshall county, 100 Main
street.
Orr, U. n, Preston county, Al Fifteenth
street
Parsons, A. B., Tucker county, 9Th D. D.,
Stamm House.
Payne, WIN. p, Mcdowell county, SEd D.
D., A Fifteenth street.
PSnnybacker, J. f., Pendleton county,
stamm House.
Powell, David, Taylor county, 1921 Chap.
line street.
Powell, William NJ, Tyler county, 1921
Cbapline street.
Rider, John w., jefferson county, Mcclure
House.
Rife, William c., Raleigh county, 81 FIJI
teenth street.
Rigg, John D., Preston county, A FIJI.
tenth street.
Rubl, John L., Harrison county, Mcclure
House.
Salisbury, Jacob, Clay county, 9th D. D,
1910 EofT street.
sayre, ]. O., Mason county, 10 Fifteenth
street.
Bhirtz, NJ. H, Writ county. stamm House.
Simonton, W. S.. Marshall county, stamm
House.
stnpIeton, Samuel T., Wood county, Col
legc.
Stifel, Louis F., Ohio county, 10 Sixteenth
street.
Stump, Melville, Gilmer county, stamm
House.
Stump, Taylor R., Calhoun county, stamm
House
sturm, Jesse T., Marion county "A Fifteenth
street.
Timms l. j., Putnam county, St. James
Hotel.
1910 EofF street.
Wilson, W. X, Lewis county, Mcclure
House.
Woods, J. J., Ohio county, Speaker, 1908
Chapline street.
Yeager, II. A., Pocahontas county. 4th D.
D., Is Fifteenth street,
ATTACHES.
J, B. Peyton, Clerk IS Fifteenth street
George ByrSe, record clerk, s45 Main
street.
BIS Thompson, journal clerk, st. James
hotel.
John G. Shirley, engrossing clerk, 81 Fiji
tenth street.
NJ. B. johnson, engrossiDg clerk, 1857 Main
street.
George P. Sargent, sergeant.at.arms, GO Fiji
tenth street.
James p. Nealis, doorkeeper 1887 Main
street.
B. H. Oxley, committee clerk, 1925 Main
street.
8. B Hail. committee clerk, College.
II. Fry, committee clerk, 81 Sixteenth
street.
F. P. Nuzum, committee clerk -.
John L. Thornhill, page. 9l5 Main street.
Herman Ste eyer, page. 223a Main street.
Howard Talbot, page, 2239 Main street.
Frank Roberts, page, - Main street.
Charles s. Adams, page, Sixteenth street.
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For Council, Chosen Ht the Primaries
Saturday.

For Council, Chosen Rt the Primaries
Saturday.
Democratic primaries were held Saturday
evening in all the wards but the Fourth and
Eighth, for the purpose OF selecting candi.
dates for Council. In the Fourth the candi-
dates were selected week before, and in the
Eighth no ticket will be nominated.
The result In the various wards was the
choice OF the following candidates!
FIRST BRANCH.
First ward-Henry J. ZOeckler.
Second ward-A. C. Egerter.
Third ward-J. 4. Acker.
Fifth Rard-Ed. LaFkiM.
Sixth ward-JOhn Commeriord.
Seventh ward-C. II. Booth.
SECOND BRANCH.
First Ward-Bernard Stanley, A. C. Har-
rold, Henry Michael, Patrick Kennedy,
Second WRrd-Ed. ChriSman, August
Mathews, Charles Tieman.
Third Ward-George J. MHthison, @. T.
Brues, W. V. Hoge.
Fifth Ward-Chsrles Davis Thomas Fox,
Charles KleyiS
Sixth Ward-Porter Smith, Michael Gro.
gan, Jonas Picket, John V. McGavern, James
Reagan.
Seventh ward-J, c. Hughes, Frederick
SohwenIeger.
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The Opera House Orchestra gives It's second
6 and concert at the Opera House this ever
Ing. 1t twill, beyond doubt DO what it is
advertised, the musiCal event Of the
season. An elaborate programme has
be arranged and the Orchestra will he as.
sisted by Mrs, Annie Shei1 and Profs. VaRs,
ShOckey and Malmene Of this city,
and Prois. Ruhe, Leipzig, and RAFT.
kay OF the Pittsburgh Opera House 0rChes.
ira. The audience will be a large and fash
iOnable one, the sale OF seats having been
exceptionally large. Very few seats are left
in the lever part OF the house. Reserved
seats can be secured In the balcony, which
many consider the most advantageous part OF
the house on musical occasions. The pro-
gramme embraces selections from FloWto,
Strauss, Won Suppe aud other well known
composers. The gentlemen composing the
Opera Houte Orchestra aim TO elevate music
In Wheeling and they deserve recognition.
Every seat will be filled tonight.
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TIE Scarlet, Cardinal Red, Old Gold, Navy
Blue, Seal Brown, Diamond Dyes give per.
feet results. Any fashionable color 10 cents
NvHkW
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A hungry newspaper man noticing plnmp
wild turkey hanging in front OF Rolls reStau'
serve II. "0n Monday, for dinner" he sn.
swered. Parties who want to get a good
dinner to-day should visit Rolls between u
and 9 o'clock,
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EMerninr HcIIncIInnu.

In order TO close out large stock Of
womens, misses and Children's Land and
machine sewed shoes | will mark them down
and sell them at lower prices than ever
offered before, +. V. BLOND,
ll3S Main Street.
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Personal. MENTION.


News and Gossip IN Reference TO Various
People.
II. s. White, OF Bolton, was In the city last
evening.
MeSrs. W. B. DonalIy and A. D. Farley,
OF Charleston, are at the Mcclure.
Miss Bette Peudleton OF Charlottesville
Va, iSvisiting Mrs. N. Pendleton on Twelfth
street.
George W. Eeale, ESQ, Of Parkersburg, put
in an appearance yesterday and registered at
the Mcclure.
MeSrs. Harry sherrard, Frank Maxwell
and W. W. Miller, three pleasant Steuben.
willie gentlemen, spent Sunday In the city.
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Gt1e 1ttetti9ettrer
o Inec. Sos. 10 aud ~ Fourteenth street.


Good Goods at Low Prices-Geo. Il, Taylor.
Gems |. q. Dillon.
First.Class Store Rooms for Rent-Alex.
Bone.
Bone.
Business Stand for Rent-Alexandcr Bone.
For Rent-Zane Il Stalnaker.
Desirable Residence for Sale.
Saved From the GravC--Third Page.
Charley shayS Academy OF Music-Head
OF Local.
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WAsnlSGrox, D. c., January H. A. NJ
Tennessee and Ohio Valley. warm lair
wealth, followed by increasing clouuineSs ana ans
ing Northerly. Lower pressure.
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HALE's Honey OF HorehUund and Tar
oyerpowers the most Troublesome cough,
Pixies Too;hache Drops cure in one min.
ute.
Glenn's Sulphur Soap cures skin diseases.
NWHkW
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CtxcEXXATI January l4.-River II feet and
falling. Weather cold and clear. Arrived
Thomas W. Means, J. NJ, Clark and POmeroy
with tows. Light ice running, but no I'm.
pediment 70 navigation,
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In order to close ont large stock OF mems
hand and machine scwed shoes will mark
them down and sell them at astonishingly
Low nrlCes. l. Y blond
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nuTEL ARRIVALS.


" II Lowe, SteubpnvillO q ID GloGkIer, Pittsburgh
&C acChrln, T. N S. A Lindey. city
A " OGnAri n MGrt'NC " pStOCk, B& ORR
II Long baltimore g \ BlakemOro. franklin
L 4 Ensign, Columbus J a MCAuIey, Toledo
Mr. p, CEenbuTgh, U A L IRSey, BrA!uCrl
4 81 Hudson, WellShurs ] jAcO, Rms
= i Hall, liellalre VS. DiKsOn, Quincy
Sweeney. city q G Evans, Fort Wayne
p q Shrakc, MOundSvillO IL 1ayIey, Pittsburgh
G Wheeler, baltimore N Mcconnell, ClevCl'nl
J Bell, u MS jill Kentucky, Sew York
A Short, New TOlE AT KOdcr, New York
II timonS. BGllHirc pRMIllCr u. llAIrG
l. HOrkhlimei. city r Carr. Oh ulestGn
Roger city J StaltY, PIltsEuTgh
A II Sewell. Slpuhcnv'ie Harry Weeks, Pittsburgh
Mis- Blake, Philadelphia T L Marker, city
% holt, WellsbuR
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many friends in the Legislature, and his fire..
ouent presence where the members most do
hiss caused comment.
srRAws WHICH SHOW THE WAY THE WIND BLOWS
The situation Is probably iudexed as clear.
ly by the bets which are freely offered by
persons who are supposed TO be posted as by
anything else. AGreenback member from
the KanaWhA region bet hat the other even
ing that Mr.. Quarter would get the caucus
nomination. Then he made another bet
that Mr.. Quarter would not be elected. An.
other gentleman made u bet with supporter
OF Mr, Kenna that bis man would not get the
nomination. A number OF bets are reported
that the caucus nominee will not be the sue
ceSsor OF Senator Davis.
Some OF the members OF the Senate got
their per diem certificates from the Sergeant
at.Arms, Saturday, and as no appropriation
had been made, and the money could not be
drawn from the treasury, they took them 10
u bank and had them discounted.
The paragraph in Saturdays lSTELLlGEScEE
relative To the action OF MesSrs Ruhl and
Lynch, OF Harrison county, who returned
passes sent them by the B. Il O. railroad, has
developed the fact that teveral other lnenl'
beers did Likewise. Mr.. Shirtz,of Writ coun-
~, was one OF these. Mr.. Evans, Mr.. Orr
Mr.. Holt, and other melnbers OF the last
House did not have chance, as no passes
were sent them. They supported the Wilson
pass bill last session, which forbade the issu'
log OF passes to members OF the Legislature
or State officials.
A reporter asked we'll known Senator,
noted Tor his independence, II he received
PASS from the b. & o. road. Yes said he,
land used IT," The reporter Offering nc
criticism, he continued. and II any railroad
legislation is proposed, shall vote as d
please"
A gentleman who has the run OF personal
and political matters pretty closely, was
found reading Cincinnati paper at the
Mcclure last night, and he called the report
er's attention to q telegram from Washington
conveying the information that Secretary
Frelinghuysen had certified to the
Senate that the famous La Abra
claims are fraudulent, aud asked au
thority 10 return the money 10 the
Mexican Government. "Do you know that
that matter enters into the Senatorial fight
here ?" said the gentleman. "And as 1t IL
stated that the Secretary will be given the
authority he asks, the influence Of tie claims
in choosing Senator might as well take
rest, as the matter will be adversely settled
before the expiration OF Mr.. Davis's term.
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1000
R E M N A N T S F.!

We have now on our cheap counter any
quantity OF remnants Of Dress Goods Mus
lins, Tickings, Embroideries, I.aces nc. Also
Corsets, which we are selling cheap for cash.
We have still an unbrOken assortment OF
Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets, listers and Circu'
. lars.
Now is your time to invest, as we are clos
ing them out at, and less, than cost
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CntNrrh 0fihe HINdler.
Wild Turkey FOR nInner.

Singing irritation, inflammation, all Kid.
nFy and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Bu.
ckuhaiha - Al
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LEGIsLArIvE DIRECTORY.

List Of u cInbers aud Attaches OF the two
Houses and Their Residences.
Below will be found complete directory
of the Legislature, containing the names OF
the members and attaches OF the two houses,
and their respective addresses while In the
city. This will be found valuable for refer
enCe:
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THE DWELLING
II House. No Is Thirteenth street, now oecutiod
by Geo. 8. EGeny, Possession given April IN M
ply 70 HkNRY K. LIST ~
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
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Some OF the members Of the Senate got
their per diem certificates from the Sergeant
at.Arms, Saturday, and as no appropriation
had been made, and the money could not be
drawn from the treasury, they took them 10
a bank and had them discounted.
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7Ax.?u.SrM.7r.N MIA. ~; SIN. I'm
II IS 30 80 y a u
SUNDAY.
1881 1852
N12Asr. H.7r.A
~ 81 u IS Is ~ ~ "
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TOR SALE.
NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

A SSlG NEE'S SALE AT COST.
Entire stock In general store No. ~ Twelfth 81.
Fine steel EngrNvInGS aud Oil Paintings.
Picture FmmCS, Artist Supplies,
Materials inr Wax Flowers, Vases,
oliver Plated Ware, Bird Cages,
China Cups aud EAuceN, Umbrellas,
Tinwaro, Soap, Lamps, etc, etc.
b. s. ALLISON,
Jas Assignee Of ". l. HutchinL
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EoR RENT.
NOR RENT.
GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

y 4-'''
n, me annual IN citing OF the Stockholders NJ thu
Cdihens halfway Company will be held nj ths
Onlee o. thc American INSURANCE Company in n.
Slty o. wheeling, on Saturday, January III iSSg nj
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