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II Is hard fer one unfamiliar with the
tastes and habits OF the black mAn 10 un'
dersMnd what the loss Of Il postum meal
now and then llIrAus to hin. 1t is the one
animal in which his soul delights. He
loves TO hunt him. Ills greatest delight il
tofolIow the dogs in the night time, to climb
the tree, pull him from his hiding place,
throw hun 10 the dogs, and then watch the
wrestlu between them. Jim forgot his
reflections about the loss Of his tavorlte
pastimp in tho demands OF the hunt for
The dogs had freed pOssum and were
waiting Tor him TO throw them the game.
lie did his part Of thu work well, and WAS
soon following the dogs along the NOUN
tain with the tOolhsOme animal thrown
over his shoulder. Another, and still
another was freed and captured, and Jim
reached home before midnight with plenty
Of rich food for New Years dinner. Old
MiIey and Fanny were still talking when
he entered the cabin aud threw the pos.
sums ut his mother feet, saying:
"Dar AN tree us fine pOssums Us ever
creased nigser's irOat. So dc last dinner
| take on do ole place will be u mighty
good one"
"Dat it will, Of dis ere ole gal knows
how 10 bake postum, and | Jest reCken
abe DO. learned it from your ole fadderr
who was better man than you"
Old Aunt MilleY went on TO recount the
many virtues OF her husband who had
worked himself to death in the harvest
held, while Jim sat down before the open
fireplace to take the hides oil the three fat
animals he had brought from the woods.
lie soon seemed TO SET tired Of his mother
talk; his mind was far away, and while
She WINS still running on he began singing
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rINAscIAI.. ASp connEaoIAL.


SEu YorK, jGngaIy H. Sn;El- Oh cal loaned
from 4ISit Vti t't, and ulosed oiicfeda ret cent
lEtUle mercantile pal.t 5SsAC ret "l 1tstllng
f6rhaugC BANKERS h.'ls steady " ~ slh, dcmanu
Il An ~ ..HrIH| HIA
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THE hENArE.
4 Very short Session. aud nm Adjourn.
mont InIII Monday


YESTERDAYS session Of the Senate Wis
opened with prayer by Rev. DR.. j. l.
Mcclure, pastor OF the United Presbyterian
Church. Members have already begun to
ask leave Of absence, DR.. Barbee setting
the precedent yesterday.
Senator Fonlaine Smiths resolution to
appoint joint committee to prepare and
perfect amendatOry legislation, was laid
on the table and made the special order
for Monday nj II AN.
House Joint Resolution No. j. requesting
Senators and Representatives to vote to
abolish the internal revenue Tux on tobAc'
co and cigars, was lad on the table on mo.
ton OF Senator Dawson, and made the
special order for Monday ut BIN.
\ resolution introduced by Mr.. Smith,
Of Tyler, WAS adopted, iustructingt the COM
mitIee on Roads u consider the cXPtdiGnCv
Of 30 amending tue Law that County Courts
NAV be empowered 10 establish private
roads,
The Senate also agreed tOR resolution OF.
fured by Mr.. Smith, OF Marion, directing
the Committee on Mining to report bill
providing for the protection Of miners and
the proper regulation oil mines, and to one
By Mr. Hays, requesting the Committee
on Education to report Il bill TO levy II State
school Tux Of 70 cents on each 500 valua'
tiOn
Mr.. woodward introduced II resolution
directing the Committee on Education 10
inquire whether ,Nun Antwerp, Bragg Il
Co, Of Cincinnati, arc strictly observing
the provisions Of the contract under which
they furnish school books for West Viz.
ginta schools, and whether they grant dis
counts or rebates to largU dealers. it wins
adopted. D..
Mr.. Dawson introduced Senate Joint
Resolution No. 3, Endorsing and approx
ing the passage by Congress Of the PGndle'
ton Civil Service Bill"
R,'vlrd byMe L'yb!dimeCt lIeA lirginl1:
That the Legislature eudorsCsa approves
OF the passage by the Congress OF tho Unit
ed States Of the Civil Service Bill known
as the "PendletOn BILL"
Mr. D0nchOO moved that all resolutions
which approve or disprovG Of any action OF
Congress he indefinitely postponed
Mr.. Mclirew made the point TINT this
was ont of order, ns It had the effect Of II
rule. After SOME little crOssilro Of discus
siOn, the President sustained Mr. McGircw'a
point.
Mr.. Dawson moved that the rules lie
suspended and the resolution taken up for
ut once, but after some little
iuitDr on the Democratic side he withdrew
this.
The Senate then adjourned ill Monday.
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A couOu. cold or sore throat should DO
stopped. Neglect frequently results In IN
inCurahle lung disease or consumption,
Browns Bronchial TrocheS do not disorder
the stomach like cough Syrups and bAItams'
but acts directly on the in1amed paris, SllAy'
Ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma ma , bron'
troubles which singer and public speaker
are subject to. For thirty years Brown.
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by physicians and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by vide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained WOlbmeFlted rank Amonl
the few staple remedies Of the age Sold al
IS cents u BOX everywhere. ThEAW
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A sure cure for blind, bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by Dr..
William, Tau Indian remedy called DR.. VIII
liAmA indian Ointment. A single box has
cured The worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer iIVu min
ltes after Supplying this wonderful soothing
medicine Lotions and instruments do mora
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
Serbs the tunOH, allays the Intense Itching,
particularly at night alter getting warm IN
6eI,) acts as pOulticc, gives instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, aud for nothing
else; :,
For sale by all drUggiStS and mailed on re.
cept OF price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. Shirk, Logan & Co. also
ChAs. MOcnkCmosller, Wheeling, and r. X.
McConAhey, RrdgvpOrt o. D4W
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-, -, = A.. -,
Rwine 10 hunt Le pOSum ~ I1e NoVu
along de NoH Mountains u Nhe'T MI n KY
50 many happy days. Aehh pm, neh
Fashion, shouted ne, calling MS Laltl'T !,
hunting dcRs. "Dis Isl las chAse We q
ebfT hnb tosrddef, SAD NC 10 ino h ilIiF
as they can" DonmuihS " III hnI's.'n'' y,
Of the hunt sud i,iI 10 icNing nN hanus .!
way oil acknowledging treif loye LOT nun
\ moment later ana lle iayotte coiG ~.
man started Tor tile woods cheetIuIIy sing
ing
Ice gwine sitter De t,.,nm fat,
Dye hcah' D'ye hrah' ,,
An w o!RE haII iI h Spsb 9" ~' 'A'A'
" ">
III freeze him Dirt. den bake him brown
Rys hsah. ,I nIT h ts.i mir, dow,
bSs RrSh' bye hsI6f
,.-,-.
Fanny stood ut her ca0ln G0or HuLing
alter jim, aud long nIIer us LA'l' SpIehuIu
form disappeared IN the distances tnt
echoes oil his simple dilIy came noaInS
back to her on the wings OF inc "Ihu' rim
ally they faded away INTO silence Rnu sEG
turned, entered the nmlhpIe nome, anu
seating herself with MlIley, Jim y lnoLhcF'
before the large, open hrepIHce' Salu'
"Jlms done nhuc up hIs lhIilu " 81 u"
spect dArs no sioPllh nm. ,,,u
Yes, l knoweI thA1' tePI'eu MIll11y'
tue great tears SHINING lhhep Eyes UNI
trip 10 Harrisburg WI lhIsH NI'tiicl uVdlu
upset HIM so that nc Oett Soou loI nu'lln
ebtr since he got OGeK' ! o1Ht "Inue W
my mind Us de best ihT MN, uut u
mighty hard to part vii sncH Ooy Us IlIli,
Oars heap o good stun ~ MN. ! TSn
Jest bout ike MS rhnhlh away on NeM
Years. IL don, seem Eac'l! TIgnt ~ eu"
dc holidays IN dat way, huI sPrCtS ne
done took TINT time citse uCt WHuiHH pe
so much trouble bout Ills DEN OIL ue liah'
tAllon a. nlght' &c.. ..,..,I.,u,a.,
Old MilIey hhl spoken IlOre Wisely 'HHu
she knew; she llAd' ny her honieIy MoI .I.,
recalled the holiday lime, INC Ohiy HIhlpoe
Of liberty thu negroes ever Eot ~ slavery
time. No wonder II grieved the ola negro
woman to know TINT her son was gong 10
make his escape from bohuaEe Oh new
ears uny. heIigIoh WIS tIe ScL'''LIu ~
closest 10 II slaves heart next came MS
reverence lor Gnrlsthias anu tiic uoil,
day week that followed IL WIS inc onIy
season in all the year That me muster
lOOsened the CHAINS That Douhu tne 1ohuH,
man and gave him even paftial idea OF
the value Of freedom. IheBcason brought
all slaves the privilege. OF gong OH ue
plantation ut my time Without pf'ss anu
minGling with the negroes from other
Plantations III the Sports ahu PAs'Iies 80
dear TO the black man.. ,,
Christmas tide was the single, week Of
the year for which the slave "atchrd' walt
I'd, and saved. lie worked extra hours to
lay by something with which to celebrate
the one lime oiall the year when he could
come and 20 at will. All the religion lie
knew was learned from the story Of the
birth OF Christ in II mangcr, and, linking
tue happy thoughts that grew from the
pledge Of salvation to the sight Of freedom
Chrisi's birthday brought him, he joined
the two at Christmas tide, and 10 the slave
they were ever insepara6le.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-13

BY DR.. FRAAER'b MAGIc OINTMENT. Cures
"a II by magic, PimpleS, Black Heads or
Grubs, BIotchCs and EruptIons on the Face
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauu'
iul. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip.
pies, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold by all druggists and mailed on re.
ceIpt OF price, 60 cents.
]. r. shlrk and Logan & Co., Agents At
Wheeling, and r K. NcConAhSy, Agent at
bridgeport pAE
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The Great Female Kennedy Ii prepared BY
the Women'S Medical Institute Of Buffalo
n, y, and 10 their iAvoTits prescription Iol
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaIntH common to the sex. II II
sold by druggilts at 100 pCr bottle. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp fol
NAMES Of those who have been cured.
Al Wholesale and retail by Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling, ". We. pbW
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THE LEGISLATURE
The 1HlRp pAY IN Born HOUSES.
Civil S,r,lc', the farm on Noel, Sud Sons Other
ysratlOu. Matters which the A'JorIty HAIA
WOuld Shuu-rhs liOu" Rsiu"G 10
Eador,s the psndIstOa BIli.

The sessions Of both Houses Of the Leg.
stature were short yesterday, aud the
Senate extended the recess over to-day.
The House did not, but adjourned only till
lOA. M. to-day.
Tbs most interesting episode in the
House occurred in the consideration OF
Mr.. Eyanss resolution approving the paSs-
age by Congress Of the pendIetOn Civil
Service bill, and in the Senate the only &C.
curence out Of the routine was in con-
nection with the same resolution, offered
bv Mr., Dawsnu.
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And Was gone. And thar arc her books
butt sAys not any for me,
Good enough may 10 Tor SOmC, but them and !
niIhInt Agrrp.S
They spilled decent 81 q might hev made some
chap wife:
And look Al me!-clAr two hundECd-And never
Rad one In my life!
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LAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, R.

m ~ III = FiJs1Ii -gsllHrF1r1
M q W ,si.sii;5l sts,ssss;sS1
SoildcnS :, Lime Table o. Passenger fTail5, coz
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-13

I'VE DO hereby certify thai He lnpcfylsg the az;
i1FsylnTS Of ihe Louisiana BtAlc Lottery Company,
and Ia peIBon mAnRgg aud control The Drawings
them selves and that the same are conducted With
honesty, hlFneR, and ~ EoOd iAth tonnII sil par
tidcaIr. with 0 dnIlca Of our signatures SiiGched,
ID n ~
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When all other remedies fall DE-. FRAuER'S
RooT BIrTERs will cure General Debility,
Loo of AnpStite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from DIJOrdefOd Stomach, LAYER
and KidneyL
with Fever and AHue. For weeks At o time
/ was confined 10 the house, my suffering
vas intense, ] could Ind no relief until l
heard Of your Root Bitten. ] have taken
The Root Bitteu for two weeks aud they have
reStored me 10 my former health.
JoRH RoLASp, Cleveland, 0.
For sale by ]. Y. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Cha Moeukemoeller, Wheeling, and R K.
McConahey, Bridgeport pAW
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Are YOU disturbed at night aud broken OF
your rest by sick childsuiiering and crying
with tile excrnclAtiRg pain Of cutting teeth
II no, 10 at once and got bottle oil MrS.
WinRluw's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediAtely-depcnd
upon II; there Is no mistake about It. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
Il, who will not tell you At once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother AMI relief and health 10 the child,
operating like mRglC. II Il perfectly safe to
use In oil cases, and pleasant 70 the TASTE and
Is the prescription Of one OF tue oldest best
female physicians and nurses In the United
staiOs. Sold everywhere. % cents bottle.
.4. NNFLW
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PHILADELPHIA. January l2.-Flour, holders are
lCman,,,ur NJ, AiiVu rC Gi &c which buyers refuse
MinrcsO a extra s. 3i:575 OHIO family 81 49, ludi.
ana hlni!y MEDIUM s. WEI -: Minnesota patent
IL Gn7 -. IVV iluUF quiet hut stead a. t10lA3 d.
whtct pilgt and sttIvl!; so: red IN elevator
81 lV.: so tuNi January 81 I0. February q il5s:
MAn.Ii Il 49,. April 81 IL. tom, options steady;
locn lots stronger. With iair demand. TrlcltC 5s
G,; No. ., J6HG!c. steamer G'c; nil mixed t6c: nil
mixed JsnuEfy GIlgc; February EiHG; March
Gytc; ApTii Gle. UaIs, TUel; white GCo mixed ISC
Provisions steady I.sIi steady; steam $40 ". hat
ter doll and weak; Sew YORK aud RrudfOni county,
Ia 8OS. tx - unchanged. Ihrt"n Petroleum and
WHISKY unbalanced,
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EXTRACT OF report from the Celebrated
PhSsictnn, Erasmus Wilson, Of London,
England: several cases Of incipient con.
sumption have come under my observation !:
all have been cured by the timely use OF
ColdCns Liquid beef TOnic' tElemembet the
name, Colden's-tAke noOthtr) OfdruRlstG.
NWFAW
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"Is It possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up al
work and cured by so simple remedy? y
81 assure you II Is truh tiial ne
Is entirely cured, and with nothing buI
Hop Bitter; and on y ten days ago hIs uoc'
tnrs gave him up and raid he must dit!"
"Well.a-lAy! That's remarkable! ! will
90 this day and get rome for my poor George
Il know hops arc good" TrhI"w
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A WISE woman will not light the fire
with kerosene, but will invite the servant
virl 10 whom she owes three months
wages, 10 do the same,
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THE genuine SAHGTOIA Hon Rock SrRiSd
WArEG, for sale by all druggists by the dog
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders u
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
n. Y.
j. i. Shirk and Logan & Co. Agents at
Wheeling, and L. X. MCCOnahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pAW
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Two sets Of teeth
They don't shed arms aud legs to got new
ones. Teeth are indispensable, and the
Creator gives two chances. When one uses
Sozotiout, even among babies, 1t preserves
the "deciduous tceth," and hClpI to strength
en- the nerMAnNML. IIAAN
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Go 70 your druggist for Mn FTeeman'S
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur
ability OF color Rre urequAled. Color from
two TO i've pounds. Directions In English
and German Frrrn rs rNnA bGW
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Mr.. Albert Anderson, York street, Buffalo,
fell down Stair nnd severely hrulsGd his
knee. A few applications OF DR.. Thomas
Eclecirir oil entirely cured him. nav
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lIEssrS. Moody and Saukey have como to
brighton, England, TO entertain, II not
cvangeliEe, the irequenters Of that fashion,
nhIp wnipFinV.nlACO,
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1867 Prizes, amounting s?5 SO
only 10 tho oilcc Of the Company In New OfleAuA
For further information, whIe clearly, giving full
kddsAs Send OrleH by expHNS OF registered letter,
n. A. DAuPHfE,
.. Now Orleans Ia,
or N. A. DAUPHIE,
COZ seventh street, Warrington. D. 9,
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NrN YEAn's lX IN cAlIXs.

aYea Tse gvlue to co." said he, as . do
csiye answer to Fanny's plea NOT to leave
them, IAN dls am Do las night Fse cher
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DR.. J. E. SMITH,
NO. III cnApLINE sTREEI:-

NO, I'LL CHAPLISE STREET.
The hest evidence ola physCHnt success u the tes-
timouy OF his pallets. The increasing dTnAndS lot
ny piuiesioaal r',fviCeS prove thnt ! have dealt
- / never u.t [slichts name without peInh'
ann though have many hundred cehiICAIeA nom
M, whoa hEyucursd alter lhry hAd 6Oen pro
nnI,T,rd !nuufablc. 4 thorough neCiltAl educauon,
lii, afs hOspitA tx IEfichCG and familiarity
,Tith IhcTspullc kgruts, Hr1sa Observance o. tom
T,ct%mrutAl ppCullAnligs aud strict attention 70
Ry,t,,nir mana uSncut insrrcH tncCeS u cure u
n.ssihs sud frankly give the patient my opinion.
HOME PROOF
hJoyry Enu Liver Diseases and Rheumatism.
o. iJr+,.I MISUNDERSTANDING seenlod 10 nelp me-
sse,,S NOT rel OUi Of bed. Dr. Smith CnItd me-"
U'u'N wv ZEPT. PHlLlIts,
Wheeling, WA
tStNrrh, rOlypns o! EC.s. InpitEEyd yolSe;-sui
Err,l for yeats Tntfnt medicine IAitd 70 heIp me-
Dr. smith O0'aP'''''yC SsISS Us CHADDuCK,
nj stPIdyl 4; Co, Wheeling, ". Va.
r,,,,.r-,. and tlrn,ud StnmAch. Treatment
Ia, ~ ~ fIiIrd " Eiyu mt relief. Dr. Smith cured
s ~, THOMAS HOLT, lIBunlHce Agent.
Tl"Ah them of iSTT lt % STfHi W. sI
stFniuia, Running SGrtt on hsai;E"Ay son was
.siirtrd Iof IoulicCn yeAn. Nothing hecmod 10
bslp him, b. amiIh c1ITud hl1li',,,,,,D,
NarkciHrrVt Wheeling, ". Va
CspcCr-"suScri LgE Year, EiIh cALyrf. hSl II
rII mi thtfy unEG II returned alter each opera
lie HVfaith
u gn' - NRA Il. u. URCUTT
fE Az. Ftapla ul AnuG-FlAt Of my back for Is
- A, TSrted iying. DT.SmIth cared me with.
ont EiIe' l" H'0" THOMAS COLvIS.
yVAoI.,,I, t;r,syF Main st., Wheeling. ". Va
L.lfsThtious OF keClul, FEOhIsN apI fLeA-
HTEJ given up 70 die and pronounced IhcuAbIeI
VI 5L4A''' 'S'S WAGHINGTOR DEIANY.
Martins FcrTy. |
- II n FEdd yTritrs.-"Df Smith , professional |
nrrT,,s,s In my family have been most HIliActory
aud c0inmund hun TO al a gentleman AAd
h, W.. JsrstfSt Kolb ayF"T had been EnnSrnE
,oy Irvtr wan and treated BY mHny physicians lof
SY,T,-,yI, Ur smith said hal tHpownrm and
a. SlpE / hNuc removed = EUiD!gt lVy !LcI Ions
grInie J.0uniaint-ThIgs ye0rS IN h0pitAh TOT
IA, Aha dyr me peculiar advantages n such GIlAtS
- 1I,s cured u CHATTh, dlsLseh ni heart, liver,
Lo.nn il. klduUyS, LElu, blood. NERVOUS affections
VA StsEnt1.E Ot men and youth, NE0lulA and
sS,hmN ttFtliy 70 my su"t5e.
SiiCE CnFci Without the khlIe ,.,,,.l
iS,irnig Al distant may be treated ~ leUer Ano
.tIsisSii0n VuAran.eed. chart lot sei c4AnlnA'
,Inn ..ni 6ii IsGpi Of two threecent stamps and
AISiS S's,,st,on Il oticC tr,G once hOun rum 4
tnTr.h n, Gsily. Dali on OF GddrSA
n y" Is 49, J. z. smith, N. d.,
ny,o M Iii7 thArlinN It. WhetlIns. ". va
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TuEY say you can't freeze cats. But then
yop eau Try the other extreme and make 1t
hot for hLIh,
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RELIABLE help for the weak, nervous, and
debilItated dyIpepuc sufferer found In
Browns lion BItIREs, PAW
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Iuiallible, tastelesS, harmless, cAtblrtic
for ievUrishneS, Testiessuess, worms, cons1i'
datiOn, sc.
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YoUSo, old, and middle-Aged men and
women get health and strength BY using
Browns Iron Bitten, PAW
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WARS the use Of getting up loan exhi'
bitions when the windows Of pawn shops
are open OHll g1ZeB?
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FOR CHRISTMAS BOXES,

Coniectionen' Boxes, sIoEie BOIes, Cedar and Iml
NtlOn Cedar BnEea, and BOLA Of AL kinda ~ RIA.
LOnablS phGe1 10 70 IenTy MnFriH, PApsT box Man.
nhctuFGF, corner Fourteenth And south EtEcOtI
over FAn1elrE Hardware 6lorV,. variety Of
ChrlRmAN BoIel suitable lot Sunday Bchoall, &C
nm HENRY MnRRIa PrnntinLnr.
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LOTTERIES.

me publIe N REQUESTED carefully 10. notice TIT
now and enlarged SchVme 10 DC dawn Monthly
.5 nB-cAPIfAL PHIEB, s7S,o00.-Nh
rIrHEsr3 ONLY Al, shares 10 Proportion,
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promotes sleep when tho nervous system is
oyeryorked or worried by care and anxiety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-13
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-13

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Highest CASH PRICES PAID FOE
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-10-31
LET US PROTECT OURsEL YES.

We beg to call the attention Of our
city fathers TO the condition Of our
city, In reference to Its want of any
means 10 contend with fire. Very many
thousands OF dollars worth Of property
in Morristown are continuously expos
ed to fire. It is a notorious fact that q
number Of real fire traps are in exist
ence in the town. The unfortunate
manner In which some portions of the
town are built. exposes very badly much
valuable property. Notwithstanding
this state OF the case, we are absolutely
poWerless IL n fire should break out.
Although the town In full Of water, it
would. in . great measure, burn up
should fire once start In q dangerous
place. Therefore. we desire to press
upon the corporate authorities the necss-
aitg OF buying q good hand engine.
IL they viii do this, we are sure strong
young men will offer their services "a q
volunteer COMPANY, 10 man it and train
themselves 10 Its use. We want 10 sug-
gest also that the Board, nc Its merit
meeting, order the mAklng of several
suitable long ladders, and the prepara-
ton Of some other appliances. such No
ropes with hooks to the end, that the
tops Of buildings msy be reached with
water. This thing has been neglected
much too long already.