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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-19
Church Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCI-Rev. R
Il Alexander, pastor. Public worship every
Sabbath; morning service, II; evening
service, z. Sabbath School, 800 am. Young
mems prayer meeting: Tuesday z pm; gen.
eral prayer meeting: Wednesday z pm.
Strangers welcome to ali services
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
NIRev. s. F. Minor, pastor. Sabbath
preaching: IL am; 7p.m. Sabbath School;
2:3Op.m. Young mems meeting: Friday 2
p.m.; general prayer meeting: Thursday p m.
Strangers are cordially invited to all our
services.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-19

Distillation and various kindred pro-
cesses we're introduced into England by
the MoOrs about 1850.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-19

THE hair.dresser's widow is a relict Of
barberism.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
WANAMAKER'S.
PHn.ADELPH1A, Deosmbsr %.

Last Saturday before
Christmas. The whole
store is open and full every
night till Christmas but
there's room TOR one more.
Our people are doing their
best. All available room
is given to visitors. 1t is a
time to be as obliging and
patient as possible. Have
the kindness to turn out to
the right, distinctly to the
right and the store Withhold
twice as many with less in
convenience.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

r AR0E SALE OF A0RIUULrURAL
~ Implements. In order 70 close 60
pAFtnsr6nip account the subscribers Will sell
hs public sale, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER -, 1854,
at No. lie King street, wfimington, Bal, ct
eleven o'clock. - m,
the entire stock Of farm tools and nipple
nsats, consistins In part ~ follows A
large lot Of Remington. south Bsnd and
Oliver pi,wr, iron cultivsiors, Q, m eovsrers,
Sulky cultivators sulky plows, two-row
lcorn planters and rn drills, grA . ans aud
~ m mills, Bardicg hay teddeIs, and fail
line OF the latest improved He'll o. and
Poon hay To- ks, cars rope aus tackle Tor un.
loading hay, arm befls and hangers bag
trucks, forks epafes, shove a. oes, he'd W
trtmmsrs, tire, primers. A. d . large assert
ment OF farm tcols OF almost every deacrip.
ton usual found In sn Implement store. un
necessary 70 enumcrste. Including varied
sssortment Of p1ow castings.
One Etght-MOrsc Dry steam Thresl,
fng EmGfne.
This 10 one Of he latest improved and bes
built engines In use md for economy In fue
and dsvelopm ent Of power has o equal 10
fset o'e inca gum bit two horse store
spring WAGON, one-hofse stlre spring ".
son, botn In 70 ID ordar; setof .eavy tx
press hArnes', eet OF stage harness and sin
Hle carriage harness. tne good horse, sever
y.Ars old. ell calcnisteA for road or esptes,
wagon. Sale posi,iv AEd no poetponemen nj
on account OF weather. NJ thcrs ts plenty VI
/ room IN the Ia We ssroroom for all purchAs
| ers.
Terms OF Sale ON all sums Ct so and
ever ? credit Of three months will be giser
BY the purchAsr giving bankAble not,
With an appr we'd ebdorser, with in,eres; ad
dsd or nve per cent of for cash.
h. II MoWhD hTEk 4 90.
dlsltw.th. sa, most
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
During the Holiday trade.

We have the largest aud most besuti.
fui variety of Slippers in the city. CAN
early before the sizes are picked over aud
see what we have said is true. We alsn
have a complete line of Ladies' Misses,
and Children's Shoes.
Among the latest is thu LADIES'
celebrated EASY WArKFN.
| PHAST. 1t has the reputation of pcipp
| the most comfortable ready made shne
sold. Also, the Genuine G0ndnl.. La
dies suffering with cold feet IL il the mos,
sensible Winter Boo YOU can b0y. II s.
warm and very soft, also, waterproof 50
II is not particular about wearing ruphcrs
| We have the common sense in pebbied
Goat, Mat Kid and American Ktd. and !
number of other kinds, too u,Improu,
to mention. Our immense stock of Mem,
goods is complete. w have all IN,
Heading styles, from a huckled Brpg.o /,
the finest French Calf Button
A great many of our shoes run on tIy,
widths 30 We can nc most auy sha ped loot
Our stock of Rubbcrs ave arrived anf
we have marked them at the lowest hv
iures.
Sole Agent Tor u. G. Bur;'s Shoes fo,
Ladies', Misses and Children slso. Rur
IL Packard's for Gents, Boys and Youths
Boston One-Price Boot e. Shoe House
3O4 Market st., Wilmington. Del,
HENRY PIKE. Propr u.Is
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

Nortb deliberately giving their pOlisi-
cal support 70 party that would noe b
a party we're it not for the support Of
these very Southern States that are
foremost in degrading labor. We are
dad that this question is forced upon
n. public by the New cfieans Exposi-
tion' The exhibit OF pen Tertiary made
1on1s in the south is direct insult 70
'vrry mech anic, manufactures and
laboripg man in the North and we sin.
enr4ly hope The southern people will be
made 10 teel IL until they can chow
more respect 70 labor.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
" M. b. SHARP.
4.h and Market, Upholstery Dent

A very pretty, inexpen-
sive and effective wi dow
hanginh is now madr OF
Velvet Tapestry. Oae of
the patterns which we hap
pen to pick out is made up OF
a begonia leaf, ferns and
trumpet flowers, beautifully
shaded and combined on a
dark garnet ground in blue,
bronze and gold, and anoth.
er on a black ground, the
blue being replaced by a red.
enc is the same on the re-
verse side; on the other the
reverse side appears in plain
gold figures, neither needing
lining. The name implies a
We y expensive article, which
t is not, the high tone being
10 ly carried out in appear
ance. Many goods get high
sounding title :, which, on in
Ispection, prove very ordina.
Try, and often only ordinary.
Not 50 these. And yet they
are only cotton plush, at37l
cents per yard. For "a din.
ing room or chamber window
count it up ):
yaris o. Velve' Tapestry At size >, aI
polo. with enSs. BIZ ckets and rings
II asb, ebony, walnut or mahogany. Al
pair Drass chains. a,
pair brass hoohs. :. /;
9TH and MARKET. Upholste'ipg Departm ent
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

THERE are still some old people In
the country. Peter Conway, who died
on Tuesday, and was buried yesterday
In the new Cathedral cemetery, was lO2
years old Il is said tina, Mrs. Gross, .
colored woman living in Claymoht, 10
los years OF age Mrs. CathAfine Gable.
of gainesville, Berks County, Pa, cels-
brated her Tooth birthday yestsrisy, and
the tact that Mrs. Elizabeth Bassett, Of
1911 Make, street, this city. celebrated
her "a h birthday las, evening, Is OF
local importance.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

tho following described real estate, In the
city 4 Wilmington. situated on the southcr.
~ side or Eighth street, between Madison
and Monroe streets, having 3 front OF u ieot
and extending that Width southsrly leo feet
| with a 3-itory brick dwelling house and tark
| buildings thu con erected, ami numbered 70I
West L shtb street. being par. Of theireal
| estate v. Robert scott dec ased. IN n
Attendance VIII BE- given AID terms of SaS
made known ut the Il and piacs Of sait y
on N H. NJAMIN NltEDS Trustee
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

ZaZ Il IblS seNEl,~S-s-<
1 ~
comm, sssfO,u aye

Incorporated in 1853 for 26 years py ~
Legislature for Educational and Charttsh''
Jurposes-vtth a capital OF 81, 0Ol. Oo6-.'
~h'nh reserve fund ~ over $3.50 COO has eiro.
nen added
~ nm Overwhelming popular vote its fran
nice was made part Of the present stat
o6n'utution adopted Dec End. A. - 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and an
forsed by the people OF any state. II neve
'oaies or postpones.
It's Grand single Number Draw
'n9s take place monthly.
APLENDuU OPPORTUNITY TS
WIN \ FORTUNE. FIST GRAM
DRAWING, CLASS A. IN THE AUAnE
MY or MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TvrES
DAY January IL, lSS5-.l76th Month
DYawi q.
CAPITAL PRIZE, e75, 900.
loo,ONO T1ekefs NJ Five Dol lars Eas. /
FRACTIONS, In Ftnhs Tn Proportion
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

THE City Council wa, fully appraised
on Thursday night Of the intenttons and
expectations OF the Wafer Com mission.
What is Council going ~ do about
it ?" The tax payers Of the city may
as we'll make up their minds before
hand OF large increase III taxes next
wear
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

Fonry SEVEN thousand dollars il .
small amount with which to carry on q
city like Wilmington for seven months,
and vet that was the reported amount
in bank to the credit Of the city ut
Thursday nights meeting Of Council.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

~ALE--Bl VIRTUE OF
l. An or or OF tho Orph ms Court OF the
state OF Delaware in and for New Castle
County, made at the September term, A. d.,
1884 of said court will be cold at put lie sale
a. the County Court House, IN the city OF
Wilm .ngton, on
WEDNESDAY, DEC. "a. lss4
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

1T LOOKS now ar ii We need have nc
fears Of green Christmas. Winter ID
here in earnest, with IL, iurs and hnery
snow and sleigh, wretchsdness and
want, suffering and starvation.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
High Prices Cut Down Root and D.

Oak Hall has always led crusade
in Clothing. Oak Hall is run in the non, a'lst high
Hall builds for the future by giving the hsa interest
vice NOW The basis OF that service i tbe POSSIBLE
GAIN EVERY TIME. Max downs or Me- Mp Pei ),
affect US We SIMPLY give the best for rb na'k Ups
The call to-day is for Ov rcoats Here is ,( sM..
oi them 0'e Is list ol
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
At
W. B. SHARP'S,
FOURTH ANDMARKET sTS.
3 A ]

FOURTH ANDhARKET Sta.
81.
"a, t .ft,f al
For those who have not
completed their lists Of Holi
day purchases we have just
received an elegant assert
ment Of French plate, bevel-
Ied-edge Mirrors.set in plush.
and framed in styles 50
closely resembling re a J
bronze and hammered silver
that a near inspection would
be necessary to detect the
difference. They present a
a very handsome appearance,
are in three sizes, much re-
duced in price from any
former offering:
II inches square, $I.5o
from $3.50.
II inches square, $3.50
from $3.50. ssa'
81 inches square, 81 from
S..
WIN. b. SHARP,
+h AMI Market Notion Dsnaysnsp
A Russian Circular, made
Of silk damasse, Ottoman and
stockinettes, p ain and trim.
med with fur, suits more PEG.
pie for a long, loose, fitting
garment than any other we
know of. They look well,
are warm, comfortable and
easily managed The pat
terms are unusually handsome
and stylish, being just
the thing Tor those who do
not like a long. tight fitting
garment
In silk damasse S2s &c
$50. re
In Ottomans ard stocki.
|nette slo to S25.
VIM. b SHARP,
Nh ana Market, Coat Department
For Fancy \ rticles oul
Upholstery Room shows
many desirable things. ir
making Bureau and Table
Scarfs and Covers, Mantel
Diaperles and Lambrcqu;ns
you will need siikTapestries
Pushes, (siik and cotton)
Saline du Chen and Felts
We show them in all the
best colors - old gold
bronzes, olives and garnets
Zone trims the other, as yo,
desire, and we have the plush
balls, rings, pendants ane
spikes, with silk plush ant
chenille cords and interwov
en- gold velours as ornamen
tations. Silk and worstet
tringes in all the shades t,
match the goods are from
I2a cents to so cents pc
lyard.
NM u SIJ ADD
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
Dresses and owe rgarments

Dresses andovergarments
need a specific word. OF
course they abound; OF
course they are low; but
some sorts more than 9TH
ers, some lower than others.
There is news among them.
A very lew silk damasse,
matelasse, and sicilian new
markets. with and without
fur trimming, $40 and S25
fifteen dollars less than a
week ago, and they were
low enough then. Sicilian
dolmans for half their value,
some a little more, $40 to
sos.
Seal-cloth coats OF several
styles and every size. not so
low as the above by any
means, but at very close
prices. Every sort of rich
ness that belongs to such
garments is there. $40 to
$40.
Seal-brown cloth new
markets that everybody
wants and nobody can get
are here, plain and with nu-
tria and beaver trimming,
$I2, SIS and SIS. The
latter two styles are below
value by a fifth or a quarter.
Plaid newmarkets, $40.
Black stockinet newman
kets, SIS. $40, SI7 and SIS ;
very low. Brown, So more;
not SO low.
Black cloth dolmans for
half, So to s25. Black cloth
coats, S. to Si8; two-thirds.
Black stockinet coats, SO, IS
and So; half to two-tbirds.
Every garment referred
to above is new. All the
last years wraps we have
are on a single table, tc
which we ask your attention
but which we cannot detail
Black jerseys for just Over
halt, these two sizes only, 3:
and 34-inch, SIS; the re
mains OF a most succes stu
stock at s., lately So; nov
s. IS for the two sizes LEFT
Dresses of all wool cloth
OF good plain style, we
made, S. to SIS. Fine ia
. or-made ditto. $40 to $50 =
Black cashmere, such style
; as we mean always to have
$50 to Sac. Black sill
dresses over a like range,S2
. to $40.
: OF the dresses we mer
! ton such as are peculiarl
r suited to the trade Of tn
a time. There are others lie.
; in demand. All OF thes
). named are low; among thel
n are instances of half-yalu
t. two-thirds and three-qua
n =, tiers; and there isn't a mi
take in them all.
II 1901 and Chestnut, frst and seco
floors.
Mufs, capes, collars,sto
collars with square tab
e foot muffs, gloves, wristle
= sleigh robes, everythi1
re, made OF every fur in use.
1903 and Chestnut.
'A' Christmas slippers d
ready; alligator and goat.
ma, Will you think Of win
ing shoes p?
the Middle Marke.-street door.
Girls dresses and wrs
abound. The ground fl
of two buildings is filled W
. them. Everything old v
- cleared out at that remarl
ma b e sale for little or nothi
e. months ago. New thil
ON have come and gone, a
~ = more have come again.
necially cold weather wr,
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

Do NOT forge, the poor widow and
her children around the corner this
weather when you ART out making your
Christmas pressnts tNaaf4
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

Louisiana State Lottery Company
I'VE do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all tho Monthly and
semi Annual drawings Of The Louisiana
state Lottery Company, and in person man
age and control the Drawings them lves, "a nd
that the same are conducted with honesty,
fairness, and In good fai.h toward all parties
aud We authorize the Company 70 use thii
Certificate with fac-similes of our signature
attached, In its advertisement"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
a Genera, Redursson

10 The price OF sewing machines. 1
nave concluded 10 make q reduction
OF rom tive 70 ten do!la,, on all sewing
machines, TO take efier at once and
continue Tor thirty day. will sell
you sewing machine With drop leaf
cover and drawers, complete, for
s2d.Go. IL you do NOT ant TO buy a
new enc, will repair Your old one At .
very moderate charge Being n prao-
ticai nachinist, and Aay ~ had fifteen
years e1perieuee IL The sewing ma.
chine bus .ness, Ter confident I car
give you entire SUBTRACTION. w. F.
Orossleg, the sewing machine agent
~. West Seventh street. will furnish
ket.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

the following described real estate, In raii
ciis Of Wilm nston, situated on tho westerly
side OF Shipley stseet between Eighth street
and Ninth street, having front on said ship
ley street Of IL feet inches. and extending
westerly % rect With frame yelling houss
thereon erected, No. s08.
Attendance will DO given end terms o.
sale made known At the u ne and place aso,s
said. by JOHN X. TATUM, Trustee.
di2u
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

iso7 rrt1cs, amounting to............ S2s5, 80
tppncation for rates to clubs should be
made only TO tho once OF the COMPANY in
New Orleans. =.
fcr further Information write clearly, civ.
my iuIl address. j., STAJ. EUTFS, Elk.
pross Mon. y Ordeys, or New York Exchange
ID ordinary letter. Currency by express
~, sums OF % and upward at our expeuse)
M. A. DAUPHIN.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
WANAMAKKR'S.


to pick out Of. People who
want a dollar to count tor a.
take time to
look over the twenty or thirty
stylesefblouse suits put down
to 80 SO, 50, 81, SIS, Sc, and
So; and people who are sat
isfed with a generous dollars
worth will have more and
easier choosing. Bargain.
table prices have an odd look
when all the prices are down
90.
Near the middle Market stree, door,
House coats and wrappers,
both English and American.
1903 Chestnut, second floor. Take car.
also near the middle Market street door.
Five armures, black, TO.
halt the money they brought
three months ago. We could
sell five times as many for the
money. A inch, SO cents.
A beautiful serge OF sew r.
al coloIs and black, less fine
and heavier, less soft and
brighter : 90 inch, Is cents.
Hall cotton cashmere, no
better or cheaper than a year
ago, and still as great a fav-
orite as ever. 36-inch, 25
cents.
Printed ditto Of quite as
good quality, narrower, %
inch, 25 cents. Modest va
riegated sprays Of leaves and
flowers on plain cashmere.
A twill of cotton. and-wool,
some plain twill, some obsc.
Iurely made into inch.square
blocks by crossing the twill
with a tiny figure OF wool
broche; a 3o-cent stuff for &c
cents.
Near the Thirteenth street door.
There's a particular blan.
ket that exactly suits this sud
den weather; 80 in C h e 1
sqnare, Two jolly big peo'
pie under it can tuck in the
quarter yard tina makes the
difference between comior,
AMI safety and perilous mise
ry. You can't tell what thi:
blanket is made OF, so cover
ed up is the texture wiz
wool. No matter. There
are 5 lbs. OF wool in it not
hing more and it's SO thicl
that it seems as light as !
feather. $Il5oap ir.
Down quilts are in his cor
liner more to choose iron
than in all the city bes DIS
The down is all of one quail
lty Feel i: through tn
chlntz or sateen or silk an,
!, choose your size and cover
Cotton and wool quilts also
mot so pleasant to think o
easierto pay Tor, maybe.
Southwest corner Of main building
JOHN WANAMAK ER.
Chestnu., Thirteenth and Mark
l.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

vTNRUSrEE'S SALE or REAL .sr,Tt
J. ny virtue OF an order OF the court
ChAncery Of The state OF Della ware, IN and
tor New Castle County, made at the Septsm
Der torn, A. d.. 1854, will be sold at puzzle
sale. At the Court Hoire, II the city Of VII.
minrtou.
On Ath day. cwetneSdsyl. the 2sth day oi
i2ih mon tDecsnLsr). A. D., ,s4
luz At tWp 90 Ock d. m
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
One Etght-Horsc Dry steam Thresp,
fnG Eagfne.

A DEMONSTRATIONS SALEOF REAL
"A Estate. May A. Hail and John
Doughcsty, atmtoistrst ns VIII . II Mt nub.
lic sale, on the psemises, near IAilsyviis,
in Brandy wine Hundred, on
TUES DAY, DECEMBEK -, A. d., 1884,
at two o'clock. p. m.
tho real estate Of George Dougnsr1y, aeceas.
ed, consisting Of tract OF land containing Va
scrss, more or less, with the farm buildings
thereon erected. Also, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBEk Is. A. d.. 1874
at three o'clock. p. m.
90 the premises, In Braudywine Hundred.
Alfred u. II nby, Administrator, will sell al
public sAle the real estate Of James u. Han
BY. deceased, Q insisting u a fsrJ containing
about 81 acres Of nj. 'ituate IN Brand " ne
Hundred, aud bourdcd partly b. Chsrr :
lsiand Marsh Roa'i and the west branch OF
Nasman's t'reck Toe above are very desir-
able prope: ties, and are 20 ne sold nder or.
der OF Orphans Goa & to close estate
/, LIRE h fMMDNS,
dl2dSw,p Attorneys for dministrators
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Nav nplaapo T.

Or ~. "A. DAUPHIN.
wv soventh st.. EeshingtOn. ID, O
MAKE Post Once Money Orders
payable and address Registered letters ID
NE" ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, IA.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20


Girls dresses and wraps
abound. The ground floor
of two buildings is filled with
them. Everything old was
cleared out at that remarka.
be sale for little or nothing
months ago. New things
have come and gone, and
more have come again. Els.
pecially cold weather wraps
invite you.
1906 and 7 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-20

Iayior x Fullerton blood Purifier
70 removes an impurities from the blood.
laylor q Fullerton, az King street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
A Hunter'n Had Fix.
Phildtlkinhin Chronicle. Herald.

A singular case Of physical endurance oc.
CURED in Bibb county, Ga, on Wednesday.
Charles Evans went hunting. During bis
walk he found rabbit, which ran into a
hollow stump ten feet high. He could not
reach the game. He climbed to the top Of
the stump, and as he did 30 his left arm
became fastened in split near the TOP, so
that he WIS held fast. In attempting to ex.
tricate himself he slipped and was held
suspended by the wrist. He could
not possibly loosen himself. He
called tor help, but being some
distance from any house, be YES not heard.
Seeing no hope Of escape. he made up bis
mind TO cut his throat. He got his knife
from his pocket, opened it with hia teeth,
and was in the act Of putting it into bis
neck when his fortitude gave way. Barring
his arm, be felt for the elbow joint and
made deep inciHion in the flesh lor the
purpose Of severiDg his arm, and thereby
eaecting his release. lie missed the Joint
and made several gaahes in his arm in try.
ing to find it. Under mental and physical
pain he tainted. His muscles became re-.
laxed, and he dropped to the ground.
When he recovered be walked TO bis house
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
.AaE.E E ii
.AT-EEYER

healthy sccretious. II al
tects tho membranal lini,
dit1ouAl colds. completely
torres tho. sel1o OK taste ~
suits arc realized by O 10
oush treatment will euro.
Uncqualed for COLD In
and DEAFNESS, or any kin
limitations. Send for circl
500 . packagc-st&mps
wholesale and retail drug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
MEDICAL.
The Doctors Mistake,

One Of the old mistakes Of the
profession was to think that there
were no other ways Of curing dis.
ease except those which had been
handed down from former timesk
1t is not to be denied that Inc
Doctors have done great things for
the world. But when it comes right
down to the real curing Of disease,
It must be admitted that Browns
Iron Bitters has done enough to
earn the generous gratitude Of this
whole present generation, including
the medical profession. There are
no mysteries or secrets about the
compromising Of Browns Iron Bit.
tiers. This preparation Of iron is the
only preparation which will not in.
lure teeth or stomach. In this it is
beyond comparison better than the
other, preparations, which are mis-.
chievous and injurious. ~
You need not fear mistake in
crying Browns Iron Bittes. Your
druggist has it. 1t gives vigor to
the feeble, and new life to the dys.
peptic. Children take it, not only
with safety, but with great advan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
Some Odd verdtcts,

Elendhge.
A Kansas jury gave the following YER
dict in CASE where man died in state
Of intoxication: death by banging
round rum shop"
An Indiana jury recently returned a
written verdict Of "R!ode to peces bi the
biler bus!in."
Jury" said Western judge, "you kin
90 out and find verdict. II you can't find
one Of your own, get the one that the last
jury used" The jury returned with a
verdict Of Suicide in the ninth degree" :
a Rhode Island jury were five days de-
batting on long case involving a hog
worth 81, and then came in, found the hog
not guilty, and recommended both plant.
i'll and defendant to the mercy Of the
court.
A Pekir, ILL.,, coroner's jury rendered a
very singular verdict, that q man whose
body was found In the river, came to his
death by blow on the head, (which was
given either before or after the drowning"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
ASA WIFE,


A woman's greatest beauty
Lies not In face or form;
But In 4 loving. trusting heart
she holds her treasure warm.
In Charity'spur mission
How grand and true her life!
But her greatest earthly beauty
Is found In the .weet worldwide.
woXANIIoop WITH HosoE.
4 woc1an's beauty lies within a
A tinted cheek or timpled chin;
A laughing eye or chiseled noe;
A rounded form orgraceiul pose.
Yet deeper i.r her beauty lies
In being modest, good aud wise.
No iaiIer Jewel e'cr was found
Than womAnho.d with honor crowned.