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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

an Ohio company, bis insurance and Mra.
Nc Cords being placed BY the LuPtcn
agency. His loss on the residence wiz
amount TO three or four hundred dollars,
mainIv in scorched paint and damaged
carneis furniture and inside wood work. :,
Mrs. Boyd's stable was new one, ana
the loss will amount to about $500. For
tnuateIv sill the live stock in the stables
waa sayed Mr.. Ratcliff also saving buggy
AND slsioh. but losing one hundred bushels
Of oats and NOW full of hay. The great
eat wonder of all was that any OF the build,
mos in the vicinity were saved, as the wind
vas yery favorable for their destruction
and only a kind providence interfered.
The we'll a. Fourth and Hanover streets
was
NOT IN WORKING ORDER,
and water was carried three or four squares
in buckets and tubs. The great need OF
some means of extinguishing fires and
keepipr them under control was never bet
ter illustrated than yesterday. Even
hook and ladder company on the scene
would have confined the fire to the build
ing where it originated.
It is reported or pretty good authority
that crowd Of small boys were in the lott
of Mrs. Boyd's stable, playing, when the
fire originated. Mrs. Boyd, however, say
she did not know it. and that if it was 81
il was without her consent.
Quite O number of people went to the
Exchange bank and wanted their money
ont when it was discovered to De on fire
but Cashier Rstclitf promptly locked tn
door and admitted no one.
The alarm was very slow in becoming
general the Presbyterian Church bell ant
the Central school bell being about tn
only ones sounding an alarm at all.
u Ii was reported on the streets late in tn
evening that the boys in the stable wer
} holding juvenile show, and in working
miniature magic lantern the candle droppe
out on the Ac0r and set the loose hay O.
FIRE.
Several boys names are mentioned q
being preaent, but none positively. -,
Mrs. Francis McCord will open mill
merry store in part Of Dilworth's dry good
| store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
THE BRAHMA RHEUMATIC woNDEl

Cara. Rheum atism and Neuralgia Oh 'no
worst Chronic Forms.
This is q purely vegetable compound,
Two courses Of this remedy will cure
chronic cases of long standing, but where
the cases are only OF one year or one year
and half standing, it can be cured WIZ
one course. One course Of this Wonderful
Remedy consists of two bottles, NOS
and 2.
This has never failed to cure, when st
tention has been paid TO the directions
To which many persons OF untouoted re
liability can affirm.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
No | should be taken nine days. Three
tsblespooptuls first dose, then two table
snoonfuls the remainder Of the nine days
This ia to be taken one hour after eaci
meal three times day. Then take tW'
tablespoonfuls of No. 2 in the morning an'
at night and No at noon.
If stis gives you more than three pas
sares O day, reduce the dose accordingly
This remedy is prepared in aceordap &C,
with the original recipe given to j.. ~"
Hubbard, By q Brahma High Priest, TOT
signal favor conferred by J. W: Hubbard
on him. Prepared BY Hubbard & Thorn
ton, Mes. 1924 and 1926 Market street
Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
MAKING UP ESTIMATES.
What Was Done at Last Evenings Com
miItee Meetings.

What Was Done at Last Evenings Com.
miItee Meetings,
In response to the calls sent out yester,
day calling the Bard Of Public Works,
the Committee on Sheets, Alleys and
Grades, the Board OF Gas Trustees and the
Committee on Lighs. and the Committed
on Markets, Csmeter and Scales to
meet and make Ep estimates Of the
amounts Of money necessary to run each
department for the present fiscal year, a
number Of Councilman and members OF
the two Boards met at the City Hall last
night.
The Board of Public Works and Messrs.
Mccoy, McGregor, Tracy, Harrell and
Do6bins Of the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades met in the rooms of
the Board, bat on the Board announcing
that it was not get prepared to submit an
estimate an adjournment was taken until
called together BY the Clerk Of the Bostd.
Messrs Sesley and Jepson, of the Board
Of Gas Trustees and the Committee on
Lights, met in the once OF the board aud
adjourned until Friday evening.
The full Committee on Scales net in
the committe? rooA CT the second floor,
and after attending to some routine bust,
ness agreed 20 AJAX Council for 81, 500 for
the present fiscal year.
The Commif'Ae on Cemeteries met and
adjourned without doing anything, not
having quorum.
The committee on Markets, Aessrs. Ollie
land, Gavin, Delbrugge, Kinney and
Weisgerber, present. met and agreed to
ask for $4,000, with the understanding
that that sum was to be increased By q
suffi cient cum to properly euclose and re.
pair tie tso market houses, The matter
of roofing in the lower market space was
also discussed at some length. /
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION,

|
OFFICE OF
WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION,
WRESTLING, W. Va, March 2.
GESTLEMGN:-The following mills have
reported
Western Nail CO February 9th. Have
ll8 machines running, including &c self.
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
train rur ming.
Belfont Iron Works-March ID. Have
lis machines running, including Ia self.
feeders. Heating furnaces and nail plate
rolls on double turn.
Belmont Neil Uo.-Msrch I'd. Have
III machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Norton Iron Works-MsycA ID. Have
los machines, heating furnaces and rolls
in operation.
Lsughlin Nail Co.-March ID. Have
92 machines running, including 80 cell
ieeders Heating furnaces aTd rolls run.
ming.
Ca,uaet Iron and Steel Co.-Me.sh
I'd. Have "A machines, heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls runDiBg.
hciAJ NIl anu lIOH NO.-harC0 20,
Have 73 machines running, heating Sur.
Iaces aud rolls running
Wheeling Iron aud Nail Co March
I'd. Have Y machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running.
Riverside Iron Works March 3D.
Have 62 machines, heating furnaces aud
rolls running.
Terse HRr.s Iron cad Nail Co.-Narch
I'd. Have 43 machines, heating fur
naces and rolls running.
JeGerEon Iron Works March %.
Have 20 machines, beating furnaces ind
rolls running.
La Belle Iron Works-March %. Have
81 machines running.
Benwood Iron Woske-March I'd. Have
6 nacbines running.
The above shows 943 machines in ope.
alton at Manufacturers Scale, an increase
Of 46 compared With last weeks report
There are l,640 machines now running
in the West as follows: Nine hundred
and forty-eight mschines at 70 suuiac;u,ers'
II cent scale, $50 machines at FL cent
scale, and So9 at l9 cent scale,
The next meeting OF this association will
be held at Gibson House, Cincinnati O.
March 10, 1885,
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE WISE,
Secretary
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DEED.

C0CHAiNE-On Tuesday. March 2, 1856. OF the
residence 81 her Fon-in.taw, VIM. II. kobip,on,
No. 1925 NJ In sisGct, Mrs. LYDIA CocKArSE
agei rs years.
Funeral notice hereafter
FEWMaE-on Monday, March l, at4:I6 p. m ,
RIRDIE NEWMAN, sged Il years, 7 months and az
days.
Funeral al O'Clock p. m, March, 3. Iuterment
at Mt. Rose cemetery, Noundsviie. Friends are
resnPctTulIy invited
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1,ek.t 70 the south.

ExcpvioO tickets to NsW Orleans, SSek
ssnyille and all sosssssn resorts are poH
o1 sale At the Panhandle ONCE FOR
, - or fun information call en- or sd
SSess / a. 1omhnson, Passenger Agent
paDbnnele route. Wheeling, W. We.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
Lon Rate Ereurnlon,

The B. / O. srs selling low rate sxeur.
siou tickets to New otlears, Jacksonville,
and all Southern resorts. For tickets,
tourists guides ard full information, ;ali
on or address 7. C. Russs, Ticket Agent
B. 1 o. depot, wheeling, ", Vs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
THE DAILY CALENDAR.
Cases Dropped.

The suits brought By Madame Melissa
Robinson and Klttie Blake against each
other, before Justices Caldwell and Davis,
were dropped yesterday, and peace once
more reigps.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
3pbeeIing R&9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
EhA NaRfhar.

Fonovius shows the range OF the ther'
momster as observed yesterday bT {,
Scbnspf, the Opera House druggist: I 3 N
Il; u NJ, 70; , p. N, e; p. m, 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

49,. ~. charity entertainment Prom
~ i,es To Be-.

II What the UNITY
i,es To Be-.
Toe, sven;n0 another suScessfui TO.
hearsal was held by those intending loas -
mart in the charity entertainment to.mh
l p evening. The minuet class Is mucn
;wnroved and with several more rehe alsals
nil have the beautiful dance almost ps "a
feet. OF course they cannot De etPev ,nn
to 90 through the dance like inquire: run :.
nv machinery, and all do the same tnlng , ~
,,,,ec;selv the same instant and IN exactly
he sa,,s manner. That would be unna''
ural They will do well, ., and
'- The Ministries also held rehearsal anu
.ncoesded admirably. They will have =
fnll dress rehearsal this evening, ana every :
member is requested to be present 2.
nclock The boys are getting their pusf
usss down fine. aud promise to give an eA'
csIlent entertainment. The little ioiks,
under the efficient direction OF Misses hou
Butler and Jessie Bates, are becoming pIo
fcient in their various parts in the oPe
rata Of King David" and taking TN
s an.erts;nmept as a whole, it will b
the most successful ever given IN the Guy
for charitable or any other purpose.
The sale of seats for the second nlgn'
sold with rush yesterday, and those aesi!
inc 70 secure desirable ones should not sai
to 90 to Banners early. Arrangement
have been made to have Elm Grove car
leave after the performance on both nign!
to accommodate those desiring 10 a''en'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

T, Nv Friends and the Public Generally.
All sre cordially invited to attend the
celebration Of my forty fourth birthday on
Thars5sy evening. March Z, 1856, at my
Whirs House saloon, No. 333 Main stlset.
Yours respectfully
Dawn GIRyIN
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1. Com Is o0ly q week after Mardi Ora.

1t Com es oDIy q Week after Mardi Gras
The pleasure seekers at the Mardi Grss
Festival at New Orleans, La, will have
until March 9Th, Shrove Tuesdsy this year,
Lent then commences, and on T:e:Gay
March 10th, TIE Grsad Extraordinary
Drawing tite lstth monthly Of The LOUIS.
iaua Safe Lottery will take place, when
over BALI million OF dollars Will be thrown
around proniscuously. All about which
event any one caH isa;n 81 81 application
to Il. 4. paaPhiO, New Orleans, Ls,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
Interesting Sermons.

RI. Rev. J. J. Kahn will, during Lent,
preach q series of sermons Of more than
usual interest, upon subjects appropriate
to the season. The first will be de Kered
on Sunday, the l4th inst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

Bird Cages-Nssbitt 4 Bro
Ous HUNDRED Dollars keTA'd.
Wanred Laundry Woman.
s,ar Inject PoWJer Il h. List
CaTt,inS a. md Below COst-G. MSodel q 90.
n anLed--GlIl for HOuSs work. Local FaSeI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

TEE PasiOr Social will give g skating
and danO;rS carnival at toe North End
Rink to morrow eSsSing,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

The Pa,lor Social will give skating
and dancing carnival at the North End
Rink tomorrow evening.
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THE WEEKLY REPORT

Our own make shoes in all styles 81 90
Lockes, l043 Main street
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Oux own make shoes in all styles $3.50
Loeks's, 104S Main street.
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oUn own make shoes in al styles $500.
! ocke's, le4S Main street.
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4 WORD 70 yYork.rs,

OcE own make shoes in all styles 81 so
Lockes, l043 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

Ls.eOODGvO sell cry soodsthe cheap.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

Tonight the Water Board, the commit.
tee on Water Works and the committees
on Health snd Rea! E,tate are called.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03

OF Machines Running at the Seventeen
Cent scale.
Secretary Wise, of the Western Nail As.
section, yesterday issued bis weekly re.
port OF the number OF machines running
at the manufacturers scale, whichis as
follows:
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ASGiiioaai Local on FSes! Pags
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Is STILL Carrying II,

as it hss not returned. Mr.. Kerr's loss 10
pretty heavy, his stable being uninsured
md q total loss, and his house vas badly
used up inside oy people carrying water
". 3. Rssclit hsd big stable insured IA
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
friends Old and New.

MAKE new friends. but keep the old.
These an silver, these arr gold.
Ncw.madc friendships. like new vino
Age will mellow and refine.
Friendships That have stool the Test
Time and change-afc surely best.
brow may wrinkle, hair grow gray,
Friendship neser knows decay;
For mid oil friends. tried and true.
Once we our youth fvnew.
But obi irienls, ala-l may die.
New iriensls their nlaee supply.
Cherish Friendship In your hrrast,
New Is god, but old l. best:
Make nes ifisnis. l.as keep the obi.
1Aose att silver. thcse ars gosf.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

a risa in Atlanta offered n.y..
miums for the best five acres of cot.
ton and the same of corn. Five
farmers contested Tor the cotton
prizes, max ing from GOO to 1898
pounds OF lint cotton on live acres.
INC result reached by the corn
ra'sors was from $50 to laj bush.
els on five acres. Georgia farmers
are learning to make large crops
ON small fields and finding the
change decidedly profitable.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Ar present the man who raises
cotton TO the exclusion II every.
thing slse Is the man who can gct
credit; those who raise corn, hogs,
horses, mules and cattle don't need
1t. In the not vary distant fn
tnre the exclusive cotton raiser
will be without credit and with.
out means. Enrich your lands 50
that one acre will produce what |,
now takes ten to do plant one in
eotton ami nine ~ food.stua
then sou will be wiser, richer an
happier.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
ILz.A1T TATII-.
Inc Success m Atlanta Article
Has Achieved in the Lone
Star State.
pgyTgn, TEXAS, March 70. lss5

DEXTER, TEXAS, March 70, 1883.
bLooD BAlN Co 1t isa grpat pIea.
ure to us to state to YOU that your B. B.
u, takes the lead Of all blood purifier. IN
lIls country. on account Of the cures 4
has ELECTED since we have handled il.
we had u case Of s%croiula in our neigh.
borlood, Of long standing. who had used
all patent medicines which were rneom.
henicd To him; benidcs this, hc also
nal several doctors attending him. bnt
everything failed 10 effect any good. lie
grew worse every day, and had not left
hls bed Tor the lat six months. III.
name ls Sorvcnka, and We got a nciglLor
OF bis to persuade him to try D. y. B..
and after using only oxn BOTTLE he Ion
MS bed for The first time in six months
o Inc present time he has used le.s
than three bottles, and he is wAlEin,
around visiting his friends in the neigh.
borhoad. lie has gained strength and
ilcsil rapidly. All scrpiulons sores ore
healing hholr, and yon never saw n han.
pier man than he is. Nearly everybody
Tor miles around has hearl Of this won.
'ltrihI cure, and all who ncrl a blood
remedy call for the T. y. D.
We had Il ease OF nasal catarrh in our
family q little girl Of four YEAR.
'idl, who has been using Il. b. b.. for
ib9at iwo weeks, and already seems to
ahont well.
We have only three lottles left. and
want you 10 ship Us six dozen bottles.
Neiakc pleasure in recommending b.
J. d. rs a medicine worthy Of the entire
.'nildcnce Of the public. Its action is
ilore rapid than any blood remedy we
F'F handled, LlEDTKE BROS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

LAKE GIa'isr. the newly discoy.
cred source Of the Mississippi, d. IL
sparkling lake, which nestle.
among the pines Of wild and mn
~freqneried PARTON of VI nuesota ot
the dividing ridge which TOWNS
the great watershed Of America
j! IL abuui a mile and a half in its
greatest diameter.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

DR Fillmore Bennett wrote the
faycriie hymn Sweet B,c and
Bye in lSGS. d. Bennett lives
at Richmond, H., and i quite
poor. lie saws it did not take him
more than twenty minute ,tr write
the hymn which Iotta, the actress
did 40 much to rem Ter hm8u. oy
Its introduction inone It her plays
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Tnr Rev sam Jones, in a ser.
mon delivered in Cincinnati a few
evenings stree, suid "Thc
tongn"-An anfuIy mnmbcr, said
s. James, full Of poison There
Is many a person who, If you VIII
60 70 their homa> and put yolr ar
% Their heart, you will hear the
blood dripping, dripping. You
VIII ask, What lil that?' and
they will tell YOU, An inhuman
tongue stabbed me there, God
pity the man that will take his
tenene and stab a human charae.
''i. me tongue is the cause of all
Inc if1Nl lein our homes. Il Is
Hot what We do. II Is what we
'ay. \ man unkind to his w,ralI
J have known a man to be noli,o
AMI Kind To every man that came
.aio his store that day, just polite.
Ind tllcn go home and stab his
"Ii' with meanncss. Brothers
l'ycnt You seen eases like thnt?
M you not see one just while YOU
we're brushing your HAIR this even.
hs' How many times n good.
alnsiaking wife has arranged all
to make home pleasant for her
husband, and when he comes in
he greets INN with a kiss. and
hc Las been at home ten
,'nntcf he takes that tongue Of
i and stabs her TO the heart. She
oes upstairs and cries rs if her
cart would break. Now, bless
our soul, If am going to he kind {
any woman on earth IL is my
.i''' because | sort of like her. ri,
mt help it 10 save my soul. !
ever let a word slip from YOU |
.dt viii draw Il drop of blood from !
our precious wife's heart. !
any a man has walked up and !
over his wifc's lifcless firm
nj as he saw the glow Of life and !
gone from her cheeks. and '
he dropped upon the lullid face !
his wife, has said; God forgive y
G Tor every unkind word | have !
or spoken to her, the hest, the 7
nde't wife that ever lived Tha, u
my sort Of religion o
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

A coi0RED woman, Marie Au.
gustine, ogod rs years, and a ma.
tive Of Africa, died in Now Orleans
on the 18th. Her age is a matter
Of public record. Her Youngest
daughter is living at the age Of 80
years. Old Marie was the mother
Of seven children aud had lived 10
the city 100 wears.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

"OLp man Pennybunkrr ha. mlr.
riej again. "You don't tell mr
sof' "ies, and he has married a
right young girl flrty years Young
er than be H." ~ III, | declare
Hisolher wife only died six mouths
ago, aud he went on 50 at the grave
that ! expected that he would lose
his mind. well. You e your
prediction has come to pass.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23
THE PmIS APP
FOR 1888.

The APPEAL enters upon
sixth year riIc in the cxperier
past, and fnll of hope for a Intu1
whole country, but especially
and the ncighboring States nd
sLrpats the dreams Of the most
Of the carly settlers. Al the j
growing out of slavery, and v
the North and the South DID
nearly three generations, haze
tied, and the States have adjusts
selves to the new conditions in
OF unity, peace and concord. III
therefore, 10 issues before the
tiat are no, common 10 all the
ana that asc not Of economical |
tional character. Thcn are noqr
before the National Legislature
not equally affect the in,cres. Of
tic States AMI that cannot BE- diI
from n hasis OF personal weliaa
citizens Of sll Of them. For the
therefore legislation both nsiiG|
state is 10 be OF 4 busIneN,lana
IL, Tor that reason TO come ms
and loser &c the indiyi1 !. ftpr
onal politics is with /. -s,
rel gltd TO tho past. AMI .sl /
gfa l. TO secure 10 b eo.a.y
~ 'iiirichcy aud iudoalV u
! '1ccs The political oni
be- desired rfcalaat
has maie ~ abiding imars oa
.he country lai 81 'lie y J
mn,slrg'ien will lav "a
II political oppoacaa tee coa!ia
Democratic useoulMy Ite
iothine TO hinder or te,ael 'he RI
i the county. All lhe araiHae
i tie West taken up lhe arb Hi
1anY years be tho iayergi diiaa
ntcrprising immigrants, NIL iisr
'pn fields invite capitalists 'Ess
austed mineral lands IL the scrf
A raIil and great lnersas
MANUFACTURES must follow. and tor
ncessitats q rapld increase 0! Taii|
n corresponding increase z
population The AfT
ie pioneer in the journalistic ?
Ie Southwest, always 10 symfslfi
Ie people will be found aauls
iast horn a. full OF eniefidis
Ie fasi, and animated by only W
&c ia keep tie lead and pfoHlf
to the increasing adsanss
r. suil aud climate and geos''l'|
naiion To accomplish ihis %
nse viii b. spared. We si'alIe"'
MAKE a most liberal ,ise VI TIC
h and thus keep our rcs'iff'
VI the aiyancr Of the sofHa,
+ NJ fast rs develop nenis 10 |"
'tnn mt OF human rifort are upIs
We shall endcayor to kerp w
AL up 10 It's now high sisnd'a
and leader Of public e]
~ continue TO deserve the
ken confidence Of q COZ siiluen' /
outside ut Tennes~'
Arkan sas and Ala'sn''
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Jrp0g JAMES ANDERSON. If
Georgia, vas fued in his own court
for abreach Of the peace. the Nav.
or acting as Recorder. The Judge i
a"dry ticket man, that Is. a
Prohibitionist, and on some one ON
the other side calling him a foul
name, he knocked him down. Pro.
hibliion politics in Georgia does
not seem 10 prohibit bad temper.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

VIZ learn that the closing II tic
New Orleans Exposition clutcm.
plated shortly uulr., there * 4
marked improvement ia aitcu.
dance thcrcat 1t has been an
expensive debt making expert.
ment - far.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

kfrREsESTArfvE II. I. Bland,
OF Lebanon, Ma, who has been
e'setcd seven times to Congress, i
q kentuckian bY birth, In his 5ist
year. lie has been 4 citizen NJ
California aud Utah TERRITORY dbe.
IoFe Nevada was admitted ns A
s'ate). lie returned East in 1865.
And settled in Missouri lie has
m'hed and practlced law, run n
I4rm and helped materially b
u financial legislation Of
$als great esuntry, yal 10 eastern
.ssampz pr Bland il only an
-, nsss''''ssi and igaurant "Demo.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

Ii an interview with a represent
alive Of the New Orleans .Stiir,,
Jes Davis expressed himself a.
greatly pleased with the cviIcn
ces that President Clcyelanlis qiy.
ing Of craftsmanship aud fidelity
10 the Constitution"