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From the Bloody Ground

TOLLRSBoR0, ny.
DR.. s. B. Hartman 4 Co., Columbus,
Ohio:-I keep the largest stock OF medi-
cines of any store in Lewis county, with the
exception Of q drug store at Vanceourg,
our county seat, and am selling. great
deal of your Peruus and Manalin. II Is
giving the best satisfaction of any medicine
[ ever handled. In one case the con-
stable for the precinct has been
very sick and low spirited for long
time. For several years he has tried all
the doctors here, and we have some good
ones, and they did him no good. After
much persuasion sold him two bottles OF
PERUSA MANALIN. He took halt OF the
medicine. Icould see great change in
him, and now he is as sound man sppar-
emily as there is in this vicinity and he says
be is entirely we'll. he is number one
man and is highly respected. lie is salts
fed that YOUR medicine saved his life, after
all the doctors and all medicines had failed
Being unscouainted with you, refer you
to John Shiilito l. Co., Alto, Piuckard L
r. and other business houses of Cincinnati.
R. GIIIhESPIE, P, N,
Messrs. Adamson & Shipley, of Waynes.
burg, Pa, writes: please send us some
ILLS of life" Immediately. We are having
big run on your medicine, PERUNA. ln-
stead of dying out, like most medicines, in
course of time, it seems to be growing in
favor. We sell lots Of it. Please send the
books soon"
Messrs Withorn & Urban. Of Allegheny
City. Pa. write; Having large sale 70
your PERUNA and MANALIN, we have also
many calls for your book, ellis of Life.
please send us supply Of them, German
and English, and oblige."
S. Wilmot 4 Son, Wilmot, o., write:
Gentlemen We handle your goods, and
teey give good satisfaction"
A. G. Sellards, Greenup, KY, says: Gen
tlemen: l am handling your medicines and
having a good trade in them"
j. G. Saunders, Martinsbu-g, W. Va,
writes: Gentlemen: Your Peruna sells fast
and gives good satisfaction here. We sell
more PerUna than any other preparation
we handle"
W. Bauer, St Marys Pa, writes: "My
son is still improving in health. Your Pc
RUNA is Just the thing for him"
II. L. Day 4 Co., New Vienna, Ohio,
write rs. B. HARTMAN & Co, Columbus,
Ohio.-Gentlemen Your PERUNA sells as
well as any medicine with us, Quite a
number have told US that PERUNA is the
best thing hey ever used"
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LIVE STOCK
wheeling.

wheeling.
The market u very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson B BayhA furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5O94 so for al kinds
Hogs. fair supply, active; 494ic per ID.
Sheep, 3@4lc.
CalyeG s. 00Cal0 90.
Fresh cows, $50 0O95O 90.
East Liberty.
EAsr IABERTY. February u.-CAttle--
Market fair at unchanged prices. RecaPs
III head; shipments l6 head
Hoos-Market dull on account OF snow
blockade. Receipts 400 head; shipments
l. 400 head; Philsdephias Is 40SS 80;
Workers IS O0G5 Is.
Sbeep-MArket fair at unchanged prices.
Receipts 400 head; shipments 4, zoo head
NV YoxK, February ll.-Beeyes-Re.
ceipts 1900 head; light supply and fears
Of s greater scarcity Friday made eouPeti-
,ion and sharp market for oxen ct an Cd
vance of I5@30c per cwt live weight; com.
mon TO crime steers sold at 3 TO9I u
uer ewt live weight; four premiam steers,
a.Os5 pounds average soA At ~ 10 ealls
stays, oxen, COWS and little heifers - 50tg
7 So; dressed beef market unimproved.
mainly because Of extreme cold and the
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money 1 Per Cent.-GOvernments Dull
Stocks Active and Bigher-F1our Steady
and Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEw YORK, February ll.-Money easy at
l per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4@5
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
dull at 1881; demand 1861
GovERNMkNTs-Dull There was only one
sale on the Stock Exchange to-day, and that
was without any change quoted.
tnrses OSuPSnS
Four coupons:
Pacific siIes Of lSS6........
STATE SECURITIES-Neglect
SToCEs-Ihe feature Of to-daYs stock
market has been the strength and activity
Of New York Central and Lake Shore, &C
compared by reports that Vanderbilt had
again entered the market as a buyer Of
these stocks; another rumor was that
Wcershaffer was making an earn
est effort to secure controlling
interest in the New York Central
Neither story was confirmed nor denied, but
New York Central, which opened / per
cent. lower at 500, made steady advances
during the day until it reached 80, which
was accomplished during the last hour. In
the final dealings it sold off to 92s and
rallied, closing at 92i net gain OF q.
Lake Shores first price was s., and after
selling at 633 yielded early to 62bb. but imme-
diately rallied and sold during the forenoon
at Cal. Before 2 o'clock the price touched
IS, but IN the last hour it yielded to 81 ],
gain of IL per cent. The remainder Of the
active list, with few exceptions, shows gains
of to Il per. cent. the course Of prices fol.
lowing pretty closely that Of the stocks al
ready mentioned. Iackawsnns was very
active in the forenoon but thereafter it took
second place in the amount of business
done. It's highest price, 97i, was
also reached before noon, against 96s
at the opening, ard closed OF 81, q gain OF
per cent. Northwestern, St. Paul, and
Union Pacific were the other most active
shares. Northwestern sold from 932 to 94t
and closed the same as yesterday; ST. Paul
advanced from TAI to 75s and clo8ed at
74s, and Union Pacific rose in the after
noon to 81, broke later and closed AZ 500.
The bulls claim that the short interest in
this stock is largely increased to day. Among
the stocks less active, but making important
gains, were Pacific Mail, which closed II
higher at SOL, and Michigan Central per
cent. Western Union. Manhattan aud Mis-
sour, unchanged. Northern Pacific com.
mon, Chicago. Burlington & Quincy and
Central Psci6c are each I per cent lower,
while Omaha declined ]. Leaders in the
recent advance say they practically left the
market alone today, while Vanderbilt stocks
were being advanced BY other parties. New
York companies have advanced the price Of
anthracite coal l0@l5 cents per ton.
Transactions 378. 900 shares.
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Senate may appoint two, and the clerk O
the House Of Delegates not exceeding four
competent assistants, etc. Passed by .
vote of 23 10 none.
S. 3. No. AZ, (Iptroduced BY Mr.. Flour
noy J. concerning insane persons, their dis
charge, ETC., and repeating Section thirty
three of Chapter iffy-eight of the Code OF
West Virginia, and Chapter eighty.one o;
the Acts of 1875. concerning additional
compensation for conveying lunatics to the
ASYLUM allowed BY circuit courts, etc.
Passed by vote Of % to none.
S. B. No. A, introduced BY Senator
Flournoy), concerning the collection OF fee
bills, and the fees Of clerks OF county courts
Passed by q vote Of % to l..
S. b. No. 40, (Introduced by Senator
Burgsss), providing that if married
woman die seized Of an estate leaving as
her only issue child or children by her
surviving husband, or deceodants OF such,
he said husband shall be tenant during his
ITO time BY courtesy 10 said estate, etc.
Passed by vote of Il TO z.
The vote BY which s. B. No. 10, restrict
ing the Governors appointments, was
ordered to It's third reading was, on motion
ofMr. McCretry. reconsidered. On motion
OF Senator Flournoy the bill was tabled.
Senator SommerviIle moved to reconsider
the vote by which the bill was tabled and
on motion Of the same Senator his motion
70 reconsider was tabled.
On motion of Senator Dawson the Senate
took a recess for i've minutes in order that
the Senators might pay their respects to
Geyernor-elect Wilson, who appeared on the
Aoor ofthe Senate.
SIR. No. 2, "Propo:ing an amend,
uent to the Constitution OF the State,
to exempt from taxation certain property,
c, ming as the special oder was, on motion
OF Mr.. Scott, referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee with Instructions that the committee
re port il back on Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Sommerville leave OF
absence for the rest of the week with pay
was granted Senator Floyd.
On motion of Senator woodward, the
Senate at 5 o. m. adjourned.
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: for Many Years.
Cd from the Grave.

Turner and haE mother, Ma P. s
fteen yeaTs residents Of Hu m00ldt
D following statements - % the
ID Specific. Mrs TuFRs,s csse Is
81 community. Shes1yS;
y tsr two or three years Wfth Ecss-
1Boom6lned. Ny whole system vas
j Strength and appetite gone, aud l
. - q child, being lifted IRON ptaOs
fiendS. I Was treated by the oesi
coumunlty with IOdide OF Petssk
0Al remedies fer such esses- i VS.
my friends, Ny suiSrings we're
d. and bad lost al hope 81 reosE-
N I wSs induced 10 Try Ssiit's Spe-
|lVed q pamphlet iron the company
y The drst hall dozen bottles had
ID back hope 70 my heArt, and the
ven again brought Joy I'D glad
y have all healed up and diaP-
gth has returned. aud ! am able 10
nSs work. SVift's Specific. I hoa-
ehed ne IRON the grave, and do
BE- gratt ful enough tor my recoF-
ms. SARAH 3. IuRNER"
!. has Savsd my daughters nfe.
- Wretched looking object that I
commenced taking Il, being per-
hank God that We ever heard q
y child. MRS. p. n BRYAN.
LIZ, Get. I, ISSl
I and Skin Diseases mailed tree.
t||riEIc Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
pros 4 %. and Logan a Co, a
~, Wheeling, W. Va
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PETROLEUM.

Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, February ll.-Petroleum-
The afternoon market was firm and fairly
active; advanced to 7lsc, but declined and
closed at 7lsc.
OIL City.
On CITY, February ll.-National Transit
certificates opened at 7O!c, highest 7lsc
lowest 7Olc, closed at 7lbc, Sales J, 5000
barrels; clearances 100000 barrels; runs
68,78l barrels; shipments S3S43 barrels
charters 20,63j barrels Oil City Oil Elk
change stock, no bids; offered 81 IS.
TItusVille.
TIrUsvlLLE, Pa, February ll.-Nadonal
Transit certificates opened at 703c; highest
7lsc; lowest 7OIc; closed at 7lsc; ship
uents for entire oil regions SOP barrels
runs for entire oil regions 54,SS8 barrels;
charters 90 35,
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BIZ. q. Railroad.

Is, II. Z. Railroad.
Leave BeliEirF At P. m. for Sumnerheld.
Leave Bellaire Al 6:00A m. for Somerde cid and
Evansville. Arrive ~ Bellaire, ISIS q m and rs
pm
For through tickets East and West, call
on or address ], G. Tominson, Tie ct Ag't
Panhandle route, foot Of Eleventh street,
Wheeling, W. Va
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HOPE !

ynalaed John NaVes, living near here
neer On kis lace, which had eaten
part Of his cheek, and extended up
:. IL was ous o. the most angry
| had ever seen. His throat nnally
~ 70 such an eXteut that he could
uid iOod. After using all The rene
liking the rav8ges OF the eGtfng can
tsslth WAS broken down, he WnS con-
and thought Il to be only . question
= death IRON the cancer. Iput him
"a 9 asa Iast resort, and be began e
b arSt dose. His general health
-, and rapidly; his throat gOt we'll
a nneer we're soon stopped; 10 begAn
6 y edges; and after q few months
;. he has gotten entiraly we'll.
ealed over with new hesh, and biz
eXc~llenL His recovery Is wonder
CAUALEY, N. D., OglethorPe. Ga
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All trains daily except Sunday.
PullmAns Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Car,
Eros,zh without change from steubcnyille last 10
philadelphia and New York. West 10 Columbus
incinnai, Louisville, Chicago, Indianapolis and
.. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleepins ca
ocommodations, and any further Information ap
" 70 JNO q. TOMLINs0E, Ticket Agent ct Pan
,ansle Station, foot OF Eleventh street, or at City
Chef ofhee, under Mcclure House, Wheeling
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
4 x. FORD,
Gent Pas. ana Ticket Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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M3eeIias 9esistez


A RRIvkL AND DEPGKrURE or rRAISs-
"A kxFLkN6rIoE o. RErKRKScE NJ Askss 'sDaIy
oaoAy excepted tMoadAy ekeepted.-WheeI
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WHEELING AND PTTTsBURGH DIyIsIoH
On and amer December n, 1854, passenger tzatn
VIII run % follows, Wheeling time:
pRPAKTURKA
For Pittsburgh-s:2s g n, daily +:io Q. n, s:x
p. m, daily except Sunday.
p, m and 30 p. m, daily ezospt Sunday
ARRrvAIA
From Pitsbursh-is:1 q n, TOO p. n, daily
xoept Sunday; II :oS p. n, daily.
From wAshington-s:lo 3 N, lo;S p: N, Is
.. m daily except Sunday; II es ?. n, daily.
O. K LORD, 9neral Pa8srgW Agent
THOS. n. KING, General 6ap't
Z D. SMITH, Pa Az, Pittsburgh
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
Witch-HaEeI, American Pine, Canada Fir
n1arigold, and Glover Blossoms.

I. A ripzie dose Of sanford's Radical Cure ~,
,tautIy RELIEVES the most violent sneeEiag of Les
iaIds' cleans The bead, - BY magic, STOPS Extery
df1ehsrxes from the Nose and Eyes, Preve1n nlnx'
ms Roisas IN the Head. cures Nervous Hfadacne,
apdsuhduss ChIlls and Fever& In Chronic CatLnh
m cIeenses the nasa passage Of foul mueus restore
tbs seps@s o. smell taste. and hearing vhen areeted
frees toe head throai and bronehlA taSs y 49,
siye attef sseesens and parties the breath, stop
he coash, ana arrests the progress OF CHtarrh 70
6 q ds Coz suInI tion. a.s-.,
one bottle REdieai Cure one box Catzrrna
md cne IT fanford's Iahalsf. In one psckAze o. Az
sTurxiSts. for q. Ask for bAST0EDB RADICAL
CrRE
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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Fer The relisi and prsyeatiss,
the Instant tt ID applied, o.
khe1mNtisur Neuralgia. Sei1nca,
Coughs, Colds, Weak back,
stornach, and soveis, 6hOotsng
Pains, KumbDezz, Hystsris, Pc
male Pains, Pnipitstion, iyS
persia, Liver Complains, Bilious
Fever, Malaria, asd Epidemi0,
ne Collins Piasters lfe
Electric battery con ssnsd
With q Poroeg Plaster and
I.urh a pain. T5e- syeryvhere
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trustees Sale Of Farm Properly

trustees Sale Of Farm Properly,
DY VIRTUE on A DEED OF TsUsT, MADE
Dly Ili,abeih Hull. vie Of oals Hun, Viii "
I'D ouis Hull, her husband, 10 the pn1sutgDot
us,te dated the Ist day VI Jtly 1851 and ferofdsl
ns usa S emo :. NE &c, County SsSn 2 90 -
.. pGse n, TO secure P,tsr wentst, Janim, ~
I'M, q Of the sum 10 said deed Of trust nsnsd,
saturday, the ss,h Day Of February, 1855,
nj 10 O'clock A. n,
Of ssid dsy, 81 the front door Of ths Csa Hosss q
ss Gss . ei IN. 6 :s1 ~ Al s 1.
Of land ,itusied IN Iris siphia 6nc IN ssi1 uh,s
county, bounded - feilovs III: Bgdasins q -
~. cSrI , 70 M ~ s,Id. md .s bar, IN.
10 ssiump; tbeaoe ,ooth ~ vest - p,,les ea "a.
nut oorDsr ~ bapey and slnpsca sase0 sosth
" east n poles 70 yhiis vainutsi thsncs sg.th
east poles 10 Q fallen sugar; thence sostb ~,
Sest 81 pela 70 an ash; thencs sosth ., vot ~
poles 70 red eaks tbsoce seoth IL, vsst 81 pci -
.ln Il. sSG I'D "a .s ass' s.s ss : ss e.
Hs 10 poles 70 90 asa; tbesos spsth e., s6sg ~
poIes 70 Z stone; tbener porb D.. a. ~ ye,s V
meme. .ssss Z! S. -. j -. !, -. = 80.
north 81, vet q polo tos hlckoy srsso tks srvk
on The sssi sids on Ord hios's nns; lAsaos vfth
hi, line south q, vss 10 pols 70 ssss: tsesss
re.s % pei,s - 9 sss,r bsssk; thssss I'd q
manaerinp q The sss.k potb ~ 60 : pslo,
thence bosfh 10, vext ~ $40 poles fhsses sssA
81 east 10 $40 poies: bostk 49, - ~ stoDst4
tbeDos moth ny e.. 10 pyhs; sgth HHs,
White al 60 'iss va IS Z a. ssl: ss.sss
sc1oss the creek roufh - vsst SO psi0 = Ne
sycsmons; thssre ssrth a. go ~ Sc - Ss
sssS; ihsss Sosik a., ysss z5:is ~ . q
asE ssufh ca, vssi u $50 p<sss V sssrsG - No
Conbsll's lasd; sosth 81, yet y pslss = -. -
u b<sjpnisg. eosisistsg 90 bsseys1 - ~
ings and lDDsyeDsspis tbsrpea-
fEkNs ~ sALE-ps-shirS, = - sssk 49,
81 DE- puSthass rssesy - ~ JsrsAassf ~ 49,
aalImesb II Sns yens ed tee yse0 fssn u 81
q ,sje vfh Interest frDn IL - ~; - aefuo4
insts,ls,esfs and iptsssst - - Dols1 ~ - q
j.ss ssss Ne '''': J1z1sSf Es3is. 1s.,.A
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ID Restored,

A victim q youthfnl tr,,-a-
s-s - 10y, Nervous OehiiirF.
-. - !, : ,, sr,eS In vain every lrnocfn
49, me1ns % salf-.urs
- -, - hla h,ileaI sn9,-....'
SA~Aa.AA 81, Ns :. !, Ys -
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NelIee @ T. N1llofe

Tyo AL fIlD0De 1Otouso H. -
j js1e<st - sshervtH 49, HIa4DA .ese
S.sssy. : ME. iltcsssy - EsSsk fs6eis
p &c NJ 49, = II pa'ttasssa . ~ -
,s1sss;ss .sssis : - 81 - :
-ut5<ct De tBtevu1 = qeC4c ZGHeyf o0D
s - Co. ~ 49, = = -
q 4; e: :: =: = =. "a:
,essse.s - S'<5S5S'
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oDaily except sunday.
Zanesville Accommodation leavs Wneeltng o.
!;s5 q N. and SEQ p n, Bellairs q s;io o n
q 4:l5 p m, daily except Sunday.
Moundsville Accommodates leaves Wheeling
Il rs A. n and arrives at Moundsyils st i1;is p H.
Manpir Eton Acoommodatiou lssva O. t:io ?. =
Through coach tron Wheeling 10 Ooiomous On ne
?, leaving Wheeling d s:is A. T., arriving 81 %
umbus q ESQ ?. n
R&O. sleeping can On an thrsash trstnA
Cose connection made Tor al poins South -
southwest Nerth and North vsst, making TN 90
irsble route for colenis and pereons moving = "
reat west, and 10 whom particular sftsnooa
siven.
Ticksts 70 al principal poinss On ale q dspot
Sleeping car acconmodations ON b secured q D
~ THoS Il. h HAAsR
Ticket Agent b q. Depo1
JOHN BAllIE,
Ticket Agent, under hcLure Hsun
JOHN LANE, Tny Passenger Agent
W. n CLEMENTS, n. Off
b I. DEvRIES, GensrAl Agent Whsslins-
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Passenger train daily including sunday. Accom-
notation trains run daily except Sunday
JOHN q. TOhLfNoOK,
Ticket Agent, whsslins. ". Va
CLEVELAND & PiTTSBURGH r. R.
CosDEssED TIME TABLE oY PASSENGER
u Trsiss corrected November 10, isA-Csntrd
stap1erd Tine:
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HhfANTEDLssIsss sss sEs e Ell ,ss
"a s :.:e c ~ n =; G w. g go
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr.. Ferrel, Il. B. No. 1913, declaring
Big Creek, in Logan county, 9 nayiga6le
stream and public highway. Referred to
the Committee on Road and Internal Nayi-
CATION.
By. Mr.. DAVIDSON, Fl. B. No. 1874, for the
relief OF John P. Peterson, q citizen OF
Lewis county. Referred to the Committee
of Taxation and Finance.
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Rk0DVOR

RR0D1OA
wheeling.
Butter-Prime 10 choice creamery a0a33c;
choice dairy $50 o;common t0fAirdo l59
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EAILs-sa s5 CARD.

wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, bradt
and fencing, l0d to sod, ~ 2Oi %
and Sd, 81 So; sd and I'd
20 70; Id and Sd, 2 As; Sd % 10; ID
81 IS; 3Oc o key on common cut; barrel
II inch, 90 so; IL inch % IS; ! inch
81 so; I inch, IS 20, I inch IS 40
lining, | inch &c So; I inch, % 40; finish
ing, inch and over, 81 30; l inch, 8 6 35i
|, - 30; casing and box, SOC per keg oveI
common cut; fine blued, Sd, s.. 35;
cut spikes, all sizes, % 60; boat spikes, al
izes, s. 10; roofing nails, iron, SC Over
common cut; iron galvanized, - 20 over
common cut; iron timed, % 20 over
common cut
FLoUR, GRAIN AND EKED.
wheeling.
FLoUR AND GRAF.
Family -four, wholesale.........4 800 Is
Middhngs per ton...."........l6 OVCSso "
Bran per ton.................''.. ~ w
Wheat per bnahel..-..-~...- s5(99N
For Throat Diseases and Coughs. BRoWN's
BRONCHIAL TRocBEs, like all really god things are
frequently initiated Ts0euiae are add only IN torres
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An tr.ins dsIly exespt Sunday.
Trsiu leaving Brfdgspoft Il 81 {. n. makm 4
90 eosseetios q Yesisv Csssk for dsvsIssl -
Chiesrp 1fEin arriving n Dd6fsp1Sf 40 = =.
Ind and Chicago = 4 ROkD.
esszl s..s.s< sss Mas AZ
:. ' sss1:l nns,w. nsssuuA. r,
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RESOLUTIONS.

Dy
Resolved, That the Committee on Educa-
ton be instructed to enquire into the expe-
diency of so modifying the requirements
imposed since 1878 upon teachers Of free
schools, as to permit eertsin teachers who
have heretofore received and paid for their
professional certificates under the provisions
and stipulations provided for By the Code
of West Virginia and the Acts Of 1928,
but who are nov, because of location or adj
yaneed years, unable to conform with the
additional requirements imposed since their
certificates were obtained, TO pursue their
profession and aVoestion as teachers in the
public schools Of he State in accordance
with the terms and requirements Of such
original certificates,
PErF1ONS.
From r. B. Iiveley and 80 other citizens
Of Wetzel county, asking for an amendment
10 the 6sh laws, 50 as to allow seining to
begin November l, and April l.
From J. 81. Snively sed los Others OF
TAyle1 county, asking for the location OF
the Reform school at PruusytoSn, Taylor
county.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
u. u. n NO. - Win Au0 oeco0
tute was taken up and debated ss consider
able length, but finally, on motion Of Mr..
McClung, tabled with pending amendment.
Ayes 81, nays 81.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Lucas moved that the vote BY which
8. b No. was passed. be considered.
Agreed to, and the bill was ordered printed.
Mr.. Price moved to take up out OF ita
order H. B No. lis. Lost.
! Mr.. White moved to take mp h. B. No. u
concerning tax on licenses. Agreed to and
The bin was read . FIRST time and ordered
to q second reading.
Mr.. McCouaughey. from the COMMITTEES
! on Enrolled Bills, imported that his commit
tee had examined and found truly enrolled
the following billa and joint resolutions:
4 s. b No. IS. for the establishment OF a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-12
The LEGISLATURE,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Morning session.
Wrn,-n.n.- IL

WEDNESDAY,, February IL.
House met At 10 o'clock.
Prayer was offered BY Rev. J. E. Smith,
Of the Fourth Street N. T. church
On motion of Mr.. Davies the reading Of
the Journal was dispensed with.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-26
Startling The King Of Beasts.

General II. +. Sickles, of the United
Slntes Army, was telling some friends q
short time ago about his first glimpse oi
=: mountain lion. He said, 1--WE were
living 90 in the mountains in Colorado,
aud had quite herd of cows, among
them one old COW who wore bell. The
cows had been missing for several days,
and the boys were out searching, and Que
afternoon thought would try what I
could do. So l mounted a pony and
rode quite distance, when thought |
heard the cows bell. dismounted and
started to prnwl around among the rocks
and bushes. 1t had been raining during
the early part of the nflernoon, nnd I
mad an umbrella. tied the pony to a
tree and started. After | had gene u
thort distance, caught glimpse of the
COVE. AS started toward them, sud
denly they al lifted their heads, crooked
their tniis, and started away on the dead
run. l was just wondering what fright.
ened them, when heard rustling in
the bushes behind me. turned around,
aud there, not ten feet away, was big
mountain lion, standing on rock star
ing at ME. assure you never felt so
bashful in all my life. I hadn't gun,
or even y jack knife; and there was that
beast staring and getting ready for a
apring! All at once I thought OF my
umbrella, and as quick 40 Thought I
raised that much borrowed article and
spread 1t right in Mr.. Lions face! He
didn't stop to examine, but made one
great jump clear across gorge, and
when he lighted gave yell thai shook
the hills. | saw no more of him. When
got home, the cows were there"