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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

DEKoCRATIc bulldOziag of Lieutenant Governor
hanna has not prove1 successfIl.-JOurnal
No; that Is true. 1t was the Lieutenant
Governor that did the bulldozing, and he
was entirely successful. If you have any
red ribbon around cut it off and TO piece
uneu him
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
Beautifers.

Ladies, you can not make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France or beautifiers of the world,
while in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength, buoyant
spirits and beauty as Eop Bitters. A trial
10 certain proof. See another column.-Tele.
graph.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR HANNA must
be working for the Republican nom
ination for Governor. He ought to
have something. Can't the regular local
gang fK HIM up a testimonial OF some kind
before the Legislative festivities end2
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Right you are. The Logansport Phar,

odyt
Had Governor Porter shown q disposition to
forget politics in reorgsDiziEg the manag ement of
the Benevolent Institutions OF the State, then
perhaps the Legislature might not have been
justified in taking from him the appointing
power. Instead of making non partisan appoint
ments, the Governor selected Republicans 10 sue
coed Democrats, and as rebuke TO his partisan
act. his power to appoint away was taken from
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

TEHPEFxECB orators along the Ohio River
will DO vel for some months to avoid eulo-
giving water. 1t is said the poetry kind OF
aosks ont Of water after it has stood six feet
deer ON the parlor floor for a week.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
The following tells its own story !:

No. / SOUTH OXFORD STREET,
BROOKLYN, Feb. "a, 1888. !
To the Editor of the Herald
Enclosed find 500. my mite for the relief fund
wish il were 500 COO. Let none OF be deludec
with the idea that the great woe is stayed. The
sicknesses. the poverties, the heartrending suffer
ings to be experienced when the peorle of the
Vest return 10 their demolished homes are
enough to rouse our deepest sympathies. MAY
God save us from similar calamity.
T. DE WIT TALMAGR
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

Ex President Arthur can't be success as
President, be can have q good time, and 1t
Es1kE 20 the Chicago Times as if he were
g0inz IN strong with this notion in mind.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

Lieutenant GvERNOR HANNA hes Ge.
cid5d that a majority shall not rule.
What co the people think about it?
How long would a Frenchman hold bis
head on his shoulders in Paris if he had
done about One-hali that the Lieutenant
Governor vas eniltv OF Nesterdav2
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

Is note fsvoring the admission of wO-
men to Brown University, John G. Whittier
says ''No one who has felt the pulse OF
public opinion can doubt that the time has
come when a liberal educational policy, ir-
respective OF sex, is not only duty but a
No e-sffvD
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07


CAPTAIN HILLIGASs knows that when he init
mated that the Republican party. In any manner
or degree, advocated the candidacy of Lamdtn p.
MilIgsn, to say nothing of the assertion that the
party asked Milligau 10 become candidate fol-
the senate. and that the party, by anybody OF
through any authorized se1tative, called
Senator, he inlimated and said what Is absolutely
and unquslihedly false. There can be no excuse
OF ignorance on the part o: Captain Hilligass.-
Journal
GammOnl No wonder you wilt under
HiIligass' sturdy blows.
Let the CALLED jade vince" Captain
Hilligsss at the very time he made the
charge OF aid extended by the Republicans
10 Mlliigsn had on his desk in the Senate
circulars, etc, sent into his District By Over
myer, Chairman of the Republican State
Committee, urging Republicans to vote for
Milligan. The Republicans supported him
by urging his election and voting for hirr--
and il he had been elected he would be TO-
day cheek by-jowl with Lieutenant Gov
ernor Hanna aiding him in bulldozing
and overriding the majority of the peoples
Senators. Talk about ignorance and false
statements. GO to! Get posted!
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

comes from the fact that they consume the food
which the other birds need for support, rather
than from any pugnacity on their part. Their pre-
pondersnce in number over other birds In any
given locality Is simply example OF the surviv-
al OF those birds best adapted TO thrive under
existing conditions.
THE death is announced, at Leipzig, of Wolf
gang Max Won Goethe, a grandson of the great
poet at the age of sixty-two. He is described as
having been an amiable but very bashlul person.
he published a volume OF short poems and long
epic-lyric poem, ''Elflfede."
JOHN r. REDING, of Portsmouth, N. H., who
was member Of the Twenty seventh and
Twenty eighth Congress. 1871 1915 is the oldest
Tin service) surviving ex-member OF Congress in
that State He Is still Ia excellent health and as
firm in his belief in The great principles of the
Democratic party as enunciated by those apostles
of Democracy. Jefferson and Jackson, as when he
entered Congress forty-two years ago.
OSCAR WILDE, 1t is said, has presented TO his
mothef a half Of the money out of which he
swindled the American people. Some OF the
Eastern papers give him great credit Tor the act,
and kindly sdmonish him to remain forever here
after close by his mammals apron strings for fear
should he ever get away from her again. he would
be obliged to ask her to divide with him, that he
might get back to her.
IT is related of Charles Nodier that he went one
day in Paris from one dealer in midland
books TO another. trying to complete collec-
| ton. In the box belonging to q shabby little old
man at the corner OF the Point des Arts he found
| ia Schrevelius OF 1871. Faacying he knew
what kind of person he was dealing With, he
said, carelessly, what do you want for this rub
| bishH I'll give you thirty sous" Thirty sous, {"
| said the old man with horror. Rubbish Why,
". Nodier -" What, you know my manner"
| said Nodier, highly iattered. "Oh, who is there
who does not know the name of the learned. ae-
com plished Academician to whom we owe so
| many delightful works? But. thirty sous for this
variorum edition, which, although I will not
compare it with the Venice Aldines OF 1891 Is not
| less remarkable than the Amsterdam edition Of
1851" Nodier put q number of bibliographieal
questions to him, which be answered in man
ner that completed his surprise. 'Have you
| seen," ne then asked, 1.-The new edition of Juve-
nal, which Achaintre, the hrst Latinist of the
day. has just brought out2" The old man seemed
a little confused. THE fact is, monster" he at
las. said, 81 sm Achaintre."
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snow. and whipped up his HOSES "Oh, my
babyl' screamed the mother. shaking off her
lethsrgy ana dashing after the stage After a two
miles run the driver pulled up. lHted the woman
her and drove on. She would have been grateful
for fan the rest Of the way TO Missouls.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
Wke SemtimeL.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.

KEA0 Senator Mccullough on the Lieu
s1znS Governor, elsewhere in this morn
ing's Sentinel. He brought the blood every
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

THE charge Of drunkenness against Demo
cratic Senators by Republican newspapers
comes with very bad grace. They had bet
ter look after their own side OF The Chamber.
Several Republican Senators are good judges
OF whisky. This is a very mild hint thai
there is more to follow, II it becomes reCes-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07


facture of almost everything. Now read
this astonishing statement from the New
York Tribune:
The special feature of the new observatory at
Columbia College will be paper dome. This
will be the fourth paper dome In the world"
said Professor Rees They have ali been made
by Waters & Sons, of Troy, n. Y.-the manufact-
uTers of paper boats-and are all In this country.
The first one made Ia at the Troy Polytechnic
institute, The second &c West Point and the third
at Beloit College. While that st West Point is
the largest. ours is the best in construction and
arrangement. The method used IL the manu-
facture of the paper is kept secret the makers
using O private. patent process. The dome is
made In seetiOns-semilunes. as they are tech
nicsliy called. There are twenty-four of these
sections. They are bent over toward the inside
at the edges, aud bolted to ribs of wood. The
thickness OF the shell is only 332 OF an inch, but
IL is az stiff as sheet iron. On one side OF the
dome is the oblong opening for the telescope, and
over this Is a shutter likewise of paper, but
stiffened with wood lning) which slides around
on the outside of the dome
''The whole dome Is so light that the hand can
turn 1t. The inside diameter is twenty feet and
the heights eleven feet. The floor of the OBJ
servatory is 100 feet above the ground We were
Obliged to build 1t so high because of the tall
buildings around it. The building is rapidly sp-
preaching completion, and the dome is already in
place."
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1t took very gritty sort of character to
carry out the following programme. An
exchanoe saws.

A Montana stage driver few weeks ago showed
as practical a comprehension of the maternal In
stinct as did the nurse OF ninety years" In Ten
nyson's ballad. Home they brought her warrior
dead" He ON the trip from Deer Lodge to
Missoula and the cold was SO intense that his two
passengers, woman and her little child, were In
great danger of freezing TO death, The mother
placec her own wraps around her baby and the
driver after time, in pity gave the mother his
ov1rooet but her blood was chilled, and the fatal
orowsiness began 10 creep over her. Then the
driver had an inspiration. He halted, lifted the
woman out OF the stage, set her down In the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
BOWEL COMPLAINTS

Loessness, Dia-rhea, Cholera Morbus or Painful
Discharges froIn the Bowels are stopped in Is on
70 minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief. No
congestion or Inflammation no weakness or laszi-
tude, VIII follow the use of the r. L. Relief
1t was the frst and is the ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the mos. ezcrucisting pains,
allays determinations. and cures COMPOSITIONS,
whether OF the Lungs, Stomach, POwels, OF other
glands or organs, by one application.
In from ONE to TWENTY MINUTES, no matter
how violent or excruciating the pain, the Rheu-
matte, Bed-r1dden, Infrm, Crippled, Nervous,
Neuralgia, or prost-ated with disease may suffer-
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will afford instant
eass.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS,
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
PALPlTATION OF THE HEART,
HYSTERICS, GROUP, CATARRH.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
COLD CHILIs5, AGUE CEILIS
NERVOUSNESS AND SLEEPLESSEESS.
This application of the Ready Relief TO the par
or parts where the pain difficulty exists wiz
afford esse and comfrr
Thirty OF sixty drops IN half lumber Of water
viii in few minutes cure Camps SprGins, Sour
stomach, Heartburn, Sick Heeaache, DIArrhoea-
Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the Bowels, and ali
Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle of Rad.
ways Ready Relief with them. few drops In
water viii prevent sickness OF pains from change
OF water. It is better than French Brandy or BIT
tars as q stimulant
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07
Malaria in its Various Forms

FEVER AND AGUE.
Fever and Ague cured for SO CTS. There is not q
remedial agent in this world that vii cure Fever
and Ague. and other Aalsrious, Bilious Scarlet,
TYPHOID, Yellow and other tsTers (aided By Rad
way Pills. SO quickly as Ea6vay's Resdy Relief
Fifty Cents Per BOTTLE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-03-07

The following letter was sent to General
Grant signed by the Governor Of Minnesota,
several State officers, the new Senator elect,
many leading citizens of st. Paul, twenty
four State Senators and about seventy mem
beTs Of the Legislature:
Sr. PAUL, MINI, Feb. Is, 1883
General q. s. Grant, Washington, D. G.
,GESERAL-The undersigned,c citizens of Minneso-
of expressing to our high appreciation of your
efforts in securing for General Fitz John Porter
that simple measure OF justice which misappIe-
hension Of the facts bearing on his case has been
so long ana largely instrumental in withholdine
from him. Whatever may have been pubic SEN
iiment touching the merits OF General POTter'S
ease as presented 10 the country f0m time 20 time
by the several tribunals that have been charged
Win the determination, there in the opinion of
Tue Undersigned, no denying the TACT that at the
present time the American people demand his
restoration to the position in the army of which
ne mas been, IN the light OF more recent discios-
ures. for twenty years uniustIy deprived. Not
unmindful of the fact that the Representatives
in both Houses of Congress from New Jersey-the
home OF General POrter-have ignored party con-
Stcer6tions and united in vain in an appeal TO
Congress 10 do q simple act OF justice to this
wrOnged soldier and citizen OF the Republic the
undersigned ex-soldiers and citizens generally of
M1nnesOta having full faith in the patriotism and
Integrity OF General Porter, while thanking you
for your efforts in his behalf express the hope
that the unpe anc cooperation in this case of
one SO fiustrfous as yourself may lead to the
prompt and full vindication of General Porter at
the hands OF the present Congress.
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-07

ohNhEAAhA AANSOLS ~"
The expenditures bV requisition under the dlrec-
ton of the war department during the nsCal year
SaIari.s cont;nasnt synsnsas and
oaI1t,eS, oou''H-eh' "NeH''S "N" . r,c noz IN
>JRRi.oSS
Mt;f,1 5nSau Amy """ o. eao o-e /.
prbi; 10 go isciTiing Iva md har. -
l " -" "" x co aa- ~
NJ oTGn.rs 800 2s ee
"'Sce"AuoOu' oo10o'> f'i'i'''O 90
Total $40 -ot az 40
81 oa,. n eco "a 49,
- ny SS"i - 30 700 Stotntes IoSS %
sSe ~ ~ y 20, :, 80 !"
Smu rn.5o,aS ~ 80 Jsn tmanf dnr;n% ~
sSeLrCeS aug q "Ne AN'
az q soat 90, auA ~ as" -oo, ,aaro
= apptopi'"'ioh " 'Ne D" S0"' A''f ~'
40 ~
Salaries, contingent expenses, ana
postsge. 2'2aS'Fzl 10
Military estaollshment Army ana
Military academy. 24'9Sl'o9! ~
miscellaneous objects, including sig
nal 2,64l,S-S W
sa1--co-oo.
.SSl'Ilo,9o2 VI
The estimates for the fiscal year ending June so,
1889, as revised by me, are as follows:
Salaries, contingent expenses, and
postage, including one-thlrd OF the
estimate OF the superintendent or
the state, war and navy department
building. $2,322,07S IS
Military Establishment-Army aud
MiltaIy scauehy %'''0o'ASZ ii
h !, onA " -" : +, eto o,o &c
MiscaIaneons objects ;ncinding signal A'''0h' "
"@"|Ou' oO'o0U'' 'u Ssu" : a -,
o"ZIo,s-o -
Total s4I gaG Doc rs
An Increase ~ ccmns.s.tion ~ cbisfS ~
diH;a;ors M otbar snbnrS;na.as an5 nora = ~
and Iaborars ara recomnendsd Estimates will bs
snbrni,,eJ - snnnIv ,ha daScioncies in ne sirnaI
ssruins nnronrtations TIE -enort ~ tha ,snara,
~ ne army xbich contains bawayar No im.
nnrtan, onon,manda,;on a. rov;anaS III ~; ~ IL
csnnaian against nc Anscbas Tnara 49, . enaSS
Ianarsisns tha Das+ "a nan.;aS = 800 -.
desertion ~ ~ pas 90 - ~ - : e1 LA. anfSis "
az e nsr month IL observation-disclosures 1'hsrs 49, -
= o. 40 I". 80 ~
9epsemocc o. caaets AZ ne mlIeasy acsaeny.
na1 ~ : ns ~ snO ra oe
amrIow snIisted noan nnnn re- snn.n pp ~ ~ !.
snnploy na.ss aou upos - ssYsosa : us
peope. Jspar.mena com nna ~. uoahes.lc put.
800 VIZ : psain aue ~
sn1r9 70 - ~ pS. uoM nomances. onacels
~, 49,. y ner s.aious y courts ms,IAi
~ y ~ o Snd .. an appropsasllon oi @lo,,
lana ana II ne Distsic, - 'n co pusTIsss FOO 2. : a p,scs u
Ianu " lnS DlslI1ct ., Oolumoia LOT . nauonal
eemeesIy. rrom Ocl. !, 49,. 70 oct. !. last
noaay-sa yeaso ~ mere commis.Ta 20 the govern
ne 1psplsal 2 tne insane: mere were, June
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-07

and the sum Of 81. 663, Isl 80 was credited under
the act Of March 3, 1879 go Statutes, 42O to
the subsidized Pacific railroads, for transportation
rendered the war department during the
fiscal year 1888, and prior years. 49,.
The appropriations for the fiscal year 1884 are
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1883-12-07
THE WAR
SECRETARY LINCOLN 5 II

sECKhIAkE MNCULN 3 NEFUNI,
The expenditures bV requisition under the direc-
of the war department during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1888, we're as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Commissioners Sale Of valuA.
bio Property.

The undersigned special comm issionsrs, By
virtue OF decree made by the Circuit Uout
Of Ohio county: West Virginia. on the q IA DAY
are plaintiffs and Rebcccs n. s.wtell ana
Others are defel dants, vhisn .sid decfss r
entered on page ~ In ohaneery Q. dor oook
sS SsiS par ,Ss siss day or March. 1883.
at 10 O'Clock A. H., ut the front door OF We
Court House Of Ohio county unit, "; W, Rroe,esa
valuable property, to-wit: Tho share and 10.
tertst Of Clark Wells In the Jcsse Wells farm.
unr or the willof Jease Wells, deeeascd, whtcQ
Nj. l.. Uill by deed dated November 3, Is'6.
being q legacy OF Two thousand dollars, pay
able ont OF the pro,eeds OF sale Of the said
widow OF said jesse Wells and onc. ninth Of
the share and interest OF karcissa u noNeer
N. L. Hill by ssid Narcisss L. HcNeer and
her husband. by decd dated Dsccmner s, ISIS.
being q legacy OF fifteen hundred do,lsr.,
iarm 10 be 10 ade ON the death Of said Cecilia
Wells, and ope-ninth OF the residuary lind
under The said will Of sa!d Jesse Wells Also
the share and interest of'Clara z. Hiil In .ald
OF trust executed by ber-elf and the said n,
J.. Hill, the one on hprii ~. 1910, 10 Hanninai
liam North, being . legacy OF nft.en hundred
o. 9sc ciH Wells: IsGs on ave hundrsd dol.
ia,sa ma, able out OF the HOO legacy 90 Sarah
u. v els nj the death OF said Sarah, and one
n,nig 10 ~ wsns snI siso the sSsse and In.
ts,e.i IN VIM y Wsiis In aid faroa. uuder
ssid will conveyed 6y him 10 Martin 4. Hill
~ ane bossans Soifs r. naxable Out on ~
proceeds Of 4 ale OF said farm n be made e
The death Of the said Cecilia Wells, aud ous
eighteenth Of The residuary fund under the
The said Jessc Wells farm In situated on
short Creek, In Ohio county, w. Va, ana IL .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHIcAGo. March 1.-THE Drovers jour
nal reports: Caltle-Receipts 500 head;
shipments 3, 200 head; market more acuSe
and moderate offerings; l0c higher; exports
s6 35d6 rs; shippers IS S5(96 40 Tor geod
10 choice; SIS OOa5 IS for common to falr
butchers firm at 81 65@5 90; bulk sales at
81 5O(a4 Is; stockers firm at IS 25C9f 5oi
feeders strong at 81 3595 %.
.Hops-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
4 200 head market active; prices strong
and higher; ali sold; heavy At - 20 o'Ceo WI
Sheep-Receipts 400 head shipments
1000 head; best grades in good request aud
firm at IS 0O@6 %; poor to fair weaker al
So 50@4 rs.
New York.
NV YoRE. March l4.-Beeves-Receipts
for two days 800 head. Market dull at Atg
&c lower; common to prime steers - 9O'g
I 90 per hundred live weight; two car LOADS
OF western stockers sold at s. 2595 80; ex-
porters took five car loads; shipments for
two days 240 live cattle, 1850 quarters OF
beef, and 700 Carcasses of mutton.
sheep-Receipts 1915 head. Market firm
er but not ouotably higher; poor TO prime
sheep S. 50(l7 3lH per hundred weight;
yeariing lambs Sc SOFAS %; a few spring
lamb sold at Sc SOFAS so per head.
Hogs Receipts 8, 100 neaui i've mugs IL
good demand at s. 2j@7 IS per hundred
weight.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, March Observation-Disclosures
10 head. Market very dull, and forty cents
lower than Mondays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 920 head. Market firm;
Philadelphia s. S5@S 20; Workers s. 500
so. 49,,
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head. Market
slow; prime s. 25@6 rs; fair to good s. 90
a6 90; common 81 0094 50.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March l4.-L,ve Hogs-Firm |;
common and light Sc O0@7 80; packing
and butchers SIS 900I so. Receipts l,o22
heed; shipments 2S5 head.
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
ONO COUNTY, w. Va, March ~, 1883. !

CLERKS OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS !
OHIO COUNTY, w. Va, March ~, 1888. J
Sealed propo ais will be received ut this
office until the Goth in l., at u noon, for furn-
lshirg clean or ndt coal, as may be ordered,
to the county Jail for one year from April l.
1888.
For furnishing such ccal as may be ordered
TO the county intirnary at Elm Grove, Tor one
year from 4 pril /, 1888
For furnishing coal such as may be ordered
by County on missioner 10 the poor living
north OF Wheeling Creek, in the City oil
Wht cling, for one year fIom April l., 1888.
Fur furnishing coal such as may be ori s,
south OF Wheeling Creek, in the City OF
Wheeling,
Clean and nut coal in each case to be pro-
perly screened and certificates OF weights In
ali cases OF delivery of the coal, must be re
ceIpted for.
bidders must specify the price OF clean
mixed and nut coal per buShel delivered.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids
BY order of the Board.
mriOi RoRT. B. WOODS, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
What a Visitor Does In windsor.
London Truth.


Some ingenius "London correspond
ends" have connected the recent visit
Of Lord Harrington 10 Osborne with
his possible marriage with Princess
Beatrice Any such report is nonsen-
steal rubbish, absolutely devoid OF the
smallest foundation. Lord Harrington
went to Osborne in order to have an
audience of the Queen, and, as is usual,
was invited to dine and sleep at the
palace. DOthese Correspondents" sup
! pose that visitors to Windsor or Osborne
are thrown into intimate communion
with the members of the royal family ?
\ Minister, having arrayed himself in
full dress, has his audience, and is then
left to his own devices TILL dinner, when
he again meets the Queen, who invari-
ably confines her table conversation to
the most commonplace topics. After
the meal there is a little general con-
verSation before her Majesty retires, and
the visitor departs next morning with
ont having caught another glimpse OF
her,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-15
Sale of prsdos Boats, &C.

The undeTnened viii ofier for sale 81 public
auction 10 the highest responsible blduer, IN
front Of The Court HGuss In Charleston. Kama
whs county, Nest vi g,nia,
saturday, 10 a. ~, April 2. 1853,
Two dredge boats, Sampson and Hercules,
am all their tackle aud OUTFIT, which are
belieN ed 70 De complete.
Length OF Hercuf n 10 feet; breadth 81 fess:
depth OF hUln AZ feet; m AIN engine 10y hnd.n
NJ IL inches: boiler vertical muliitubular IN
2inch tubes; independent boiler and iced
pump I and ~ and inch; steam capstsn
engi' 6xI2 inches.
length Of s.mpsen, % feet; breadth % fss.;
dsptL OF hold ~ feet; main engine 3cyltu.
ders 7xIl inches; 1ocumo,ive boi o. Of am yle
size inuependeit fced pump and ~ aud
inches; steam eapstan engine 6xi2 inches
Also, fuel boat and al III, etc.
TERNs-Une. third ca,h, balance In eix ana
twelve months In equal Aymenta, with Inter.
81 from day OF sse, rsprcssnled by nsgotia-
BILE notes with approved ondoynoment.
The dredees aye In ssod condition and haye
been engaged In dredging In the kAnawha
and Elk rivers. Tue rapidly increasing de-
mands for dredging In this section renders
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