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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03

w @ North Of woodve and p miles
the s es ,n Df' road has been through
ON this line. Price So per This adjoins NO 10.
No ALSO about 800 acres Secs 80 and A. T l. R.
W. 200 Cuab balance wood sn Wd pasture ~ m% am
from the W. F. R. r. Would make No. stock farm
Price S.. per
s-Aso $40 in Secs and 2 2 R W miles
Would good farm Good timber the place Plenty OF
running water this place. Price s.. per acre.
No Also about 800 acres in Secs and H. T. p
woOdvie and Nachez road about West of woodve
This billy growth of locust mineral spring and
could be made a very good farm Price 49, per
East Of Woodyie and miles from the o.. r.
t open balance in good oak and pine timber The
farm We'll watered by running Price S.
No two story Main street in the
woodviHe. Price $4,000
No 7SeveraI good dwelling
Of WoodyiIe at prices suit purchasers
s-l64 body St Landry Parish La, situated
miles tran Aehafaa river BaEO9 Rouge in Secs 3 TO- 80 and s5
for cultivation having been cultivated few years ago Over l4oo acres
timber consisting cypress white oak black oak red swamp
but owing system force they have
and will make No plantation Title abstract
from United we're
lately by R. A Sessions deceased and will be sold
per acre
No S57 acres 9sng fraction Of Sec g. 8 W situated
oaE 80 has been cultivation would good
farn No improvements Guarantee title Price So so per
No. 11leO Of fine land Point coupee Parish
bank of the Acaiaya river described part Sec r E;
cotton wood timber Never ovOw when the
place of cotton to the acre and
would make good plantation No Importance
antee title Price s. per acre.
principal part s. W. Wilkinson County Fine
timber Of these lands. Price 81. to 49, acre.
No lot I See 40 Et v g acres about lsc
6bers Nemprove%en except abOqt5 which has cultivated
1Fne farm 1000 acres living on the Homo
sh.to River + W. miles Norho woodvle 20 miles
South from Nhez and 10 miles Hutchns Landing the Asss
4O the hill land open swamp land HIGH
snpush for cultivation zoo acres Of fine cypress timber The
properly kept will yeald of $780, per year. improve
House Quarters out houses and we'll all good repair This place will
besod cheap for cash or for part cash and
THIS list There is also another 800 adjoining No Is which
CAP be purchased for 90 per
No 1870 in Sec. 40, r. Rs W. " Of Wood
e splendid stock well waed with running water Anv
quantity of fine locust timber No improvements be sold for 90 90
per acre. "A portion Of the land is open.
COrrespOhdence solicited and any information gven
Address
MIL-I-TR &c LEWIS,
wOODvILAE, MISS.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03
Inspectors Of Election.
Commissioners of Elec ton.
Oct. 6. $3.50 days.

THE following named are appointed
i ed Inspectors Of Election in vii.
kinson County, TO be held on Tuesday,
the sixth day Of November, 1883, to-
wit:
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03
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each succeeding insertion % cents,
Personal articles, obituaries, etc., 10
cents per line.
Regular advertising, one square, 3
months, 81; 6 months, $40; 70 months,
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Announcing Candidates.
For State and District Offices, .Sl5.
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Printing name on general tickets
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Announcements, Transient Notices,
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counts of regular customers due on
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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03

Henry Habig. D. O, Miller and N
Chopper. Returning officer E. Il.
Lewis.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03

Advertising Rates.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03
DONEGAL PRECINCT.

J. r. Nomack. Jacob Chambers and
Preston Veal. Returning officer james
Conner.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1888-11-03
I. A M D
SALEY7
Wilkinson Co., Mississippi
- ENDpe-
LOUISA A
A Fine Opportunity for Paying Investment

No IA plantation West part of Sec 50, T. a. r. w 665
300 acres cuvae leo in old and young cypress
timber The balance pasture wood land The improvements consist
Of good dwelling house with gin house and out houses
Am ndpr good wire fence pastures and about on acres
around the Dwelling Gin House fenced off for cultivation B
The finest stok farms Stock keep fat the
e and summer 1t is situated Woodv and Natche road
about n miles North Woodve and % miles from Natce Maered
h. to Hmoo river rail road route from Woode to
abz runs through and rail road has been run through
ON this line Price $40. per This adjoins NO To-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
QUAY'S AMBITION.
Satisfied With Distributing the Political
LoaySs and Fishes.

Satisfied win DlstriouGpg the Political
LoayEs and Fishes.
WASHINGTON, d. c., November a.
Senator Quay has been making prepara-
tiOns for several days to take week's rest
at Atlantic City, and hoped to leave here
this evening, but he finds it impossible to
get away. The pressure from Western
Pennsylvania By the manufacturing inter-
ests to secure his consent 10 BE- among the
CIbinet possibilities has been very great,
bat to- one and sll he has replied: 81 am
for WanamAker if Pennsylvania be de-
termined upon by Gen. Harrison"
Senator Quay will not, under any con-
sideratiors, leave the Senate. The friends
Of DIzsll, from Pittzburg, were hoping
that the Senator would take kindly to the
suggts i'm 10 go into the Cabinet, as he
would be candidate as his successor, but
if Senator Qcay had had any such aspira-
Eons it is known that there would have
bsen at least five formidable and strong
candidates FOR the place, and among them
would bs Gov. Beaver end Col. Bayne, also
Of Allegheny. The Allegheny delegation
would bs evenly divided between Bsyne
aud Da'zsll, with q probability Of Gov.
Beaver being the winner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
tlken it was thought adjournment would

tIkea it was thought adjournment would
be reach ei by Monday evening
When the convention met after Dime.
the Law Committee took the aoor and re
ported on couple OF prop Ritions, at least
or of which is of considerable Importance.
Tee first looked to ths establishment OF
q system of jury trials in thu o.
der, but no att'on IVES taken on
it. The other opened up the temperance
question and long discussion ensued. A
proposition had been handed to the COM
mitae TO sb1lish the section in the coutti-
t1tiou, which provided that no intoxicsnts
shall be sold at p:enics or other enteItlin-
men.s of tie Knights If Labor. 1t was
reported with the remark that the commit
tee desmed i.insxpedient. i.
According to present constitution saloon
keepers are IL eligible TO membership IN
the O:der, and to get around this an
amendment was pre- ented TO give leave
for outsiders tl sell liqunrs at such enter
tsinments, bat that meubIs of the Older
as Knights shall have no such privilege
Tue matter was warmly discussed on both
sides, but an adjournment was taken be-
fore positive at on and it will be again
taken up Monday.
General Master Workman Powderly
has received q number OF kilograms Of
congratul A. u on his reelection.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
NO BALM
FOR THE WIDOW HIBBARD.
Her Laesratsd Heart viii Continue to
Bleed,
BUT IT CAN'T BIZ PATCHED
With Plaster Made Of Ar. Fry's Dol
lars.

BEAVER, PA, November 2L-After
being ont thirty-six hours, the jury in The
famous Hibbsrd-Fry breach Of promise
case brought in yeri;ct this. nosni1g in
favor of the defendant and placing tie
costs on the prosecution. The announce
ment was received with applause. Tie
u,animity of opinion in the community
that the jury had done the right thing was
really wonderful. As Mr.. Fry walked up
street from his office to his home he WAS
approached by men and women who ten
dered him their congratulations. He said
he felt fully endors, I'd in his coure By the
verdict and was glad he had no. taken any
other measures in regard 10 the introduc-
lion of evidence.
The plaintiff did not hear the news until
Informed By Pittsburg reporters. At fret
she refused to belisve il, but when told
thst the verdict had been heard in oJeu
court, she collapsed and exclsimed 'Oh, I
can't believe it! That man Fry bought
up the jury. suppote we are all liars.
can't say any more"
The costs s,e estimated at S7CO, and
may reach 81, coo.
Mr.. Fry and his daughter ave for New
York on Mondsy and will sail for Europe
on Wednesday. 1t has been learned that
tie only obstacle tfst prevented a speedy
agreement among the lrors was the yered
question of costs. Some Of the jury while
admitting mis- inncc snce, thought the costs
tholld be PLACED on the d fendaut, Others
that the plaintiff, having fsiled to make a
case, should sssume the costs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
POWDERLY'S HOLD
Remains as Strong rs Ever In the Majority
of the Delegates.

OF the delegates
INDIANAPOLIS, November 24.-The
work Of the General Assembly of tie X.
of L. is slowly drawing to O close. This
morning the General Worthy Foreman,
Morris L. Wheat, Of Iowa, who is ex-of-
ficio chairman OF the Ge;e-al Co operative
Bard, presented his nominations ic'mcm-
bers of that board as follows: 81. A. Beck
meyer, of Newark, n. j.; John 0'Keefe,
of Rhode Island; Rudolph KirChman. Of
st. Louis, and Onver D. BenHit, Of MN
tresl. The vote resulted BtcSmeye: 90,
O'Keefe 90, Kirchmsn "a, B4noit 81.
This closed thu elections OF the conven-
tiop. standing committees being appointed
later by the General Master Workman.
DELEGATE Delwsrte, of Belgium, read an
add ess in French on the manner Cf tie
organization of ths order in his country,
regarding the ests b,ishmeat OF CD operative
bakery and the nomination of workiogmen
a. members of Council Of Arbitration.
The C )mmittee on the State Of the o der
made it's final report on minor matters o.
no general interest, also the !ast report Ct
ths Finance Committee was heard, a1vis-
ing loan of requested funds 10 locked ont
Pennsylvania Miners Just as soon as the
state of the finance permitted and the c1n.
vention endorsed the advice ss coed. The
Legitlatiee Committee fav5rably reported
a resolution in support CT law placing a
penalty of fine and impri; i;oamsnt on gamb-
ling in wheat and other necessities, and
the convention agreed to the report, as it
also did with the rtcommtn 1a;ion of agi-
tation in favor of the Ausuali tys-
ten of voting from the Mss achusetfs
State Assembly. A resolution had been
introduced in favor Of law requiring that
6Se-eighths Of the seamen in the American
navy be native or nsturslizad cit zsns, and
the committee reported it favorsblv. How.
ever, there were delegates present of an.
other mind, and after some lively debating
the resolution was refenel back TO the
committee on tina ground Of opposing sp:-
cid legislation. This will probably be de-
feIisi.
The GIievjucs Committee is the only
one with much work to report, and it de-
psbds upon them how soon the convention
will adjourn. When dinner recess was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Supported on an UndsrEround River.

CHICAGO, November PA dispatch
frcm Duluth, Mimi, says: A sink hole
hae been discovered on the st. Paul and
pcluth rad at Mission Creek, a few miles
sOCth of Kindly by workmen who were
raising the grade. In holes that have been
opened sounding Eues have been dropped
down thirty-6ve feet withoutrinding bot
ten aud number OF curious 81 ecimens CT
fsh have b; en- caught. 1t is believed there
isG subterranean river, as tbs fish caught
de- 10. live in the swamp pools.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
MITCHELL AND DEMPSEY.
The California Athletic Club will Bring
Them Tozs sther.

The California Athletic Club VIII Bring
Them Tozsthe
CHICAGO, November CIV. X. Vice,
thurman of the committee on boxing Of
the San Francisco Athletic club passed
trough tie city last night on his way to
New York, wte.e ne goes to complete, if
pos,ib!e, arrangements for a meeting be-
tween Jaek D!mpsey ard Charley Nit.
chell. Mr.. Vice is authorized by the club
to offer purse OF from $500 10 5000,
only slipulating that the fight shall take
place in the club roo ms and be to a finish.
Mr. Vice said 10 reporter: California
pc pie fesl kindly toward Dempsey, and
will btt that he is an easy winser. got
letter from Mitchell about week before
he sailed for America. in which he said he
was willing 20 meet Dempsey. Dempsey
Gays thIt he will fight Mitchell for any
amount above $4,000, Since Mitchell
landed in New York have had letter
from him saying that his affairs were in
such an unsettled shape that he could not
give definite answer ns 10 when he would
mest Dempsey.
81 will meet Jack the night OF Nov. -,
in New York, and together we will sce
Mitchell. am confident that can offer
thtm inducements that will caufe hem TO
sign the articles OF agreement"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
THE RUSH BEGUN.
Thousands OF Patriots Willing to Serve
Their Country.

Thousands OF Patriots willing to Serve
Their Country.
WASHINGTON, November 2i.-Members
of Congress who are on the ground ssy that
the applications for office are simply awful
aad they know, or are beginning to know,
the full meaning of a recovery Of all
branches OF the Government. Prior to the
reverse of 1884 the oiliss were filed By
Republicans, and the Oaly vata 1ciss were
those which occurred fiom time to time
through derh. r5moya', or incres,c in the
number Of oaics. Now that there is a
chance for pretty general sweep, RsFub
lic4n Cong,essmeu will have au experience
which they have not really had to enture
sircs 1860.
Ole Representative who arrived to-dsy
found sbout fve hundred letters swaiIirG
him from applicants for Office residing il
his district.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
THEY WANT CANADA.
Harrison Said to Be In Fatsr of AnnsxA
tion.

Harrison Said to BE In FaSsr of Annsxa-
MONTREAL, November 2i-The Star,
of this city, this Afternoon Published q
special dispatch from indianapolis, which
said:
An intimate fciend of Gen. Harrison
saws that Re, like all Presidents, will de-
sire TO do somsthing that will give his sd-
ministration prominent place in the his
tory Of his county, and that ons of his
first official acts will be the nego'i,tiOn for
the annexation of Canada. The General
believes that the United States can and
should receive Canada in this manner.
His idea is that the territory can be an.
nexed to the United Stltes by assuming
Carada's debt. If the Territory can not
be secured for that consideration, General
Harrison would favor paying consider
abls bonus. 1t is understood he has said
privately that the surplus in the Treasury
could not be spsn. in better manner than
by buying Carais. He heartily approves
such move, and will 80 recommend in his
first message to Congress.
1t is hard to describe the sensation the
above dispatch has csused. In sll the
hotels tonight it is b ing discussed and at
the cubs it if tle sole topic. 1t is felt
that the dispatch, instead of being an or
diuary piscs CT news and Transmitted in
the usual way, i5 feelar thrown out by
the President-elect through his friends to
draw from Canadian and American papers
expressions OF opinion on the matter in
order that from these he msy obtain such
an idea as will enable him 10 act intelli-
gently upon the question.
The Liberal party of Cansta is commit
ted to unrestricted reciprocity or free
trade with the States, the more radical
being in favor of what they call CONNER
cial union, which term barely disguises
annexation. The Conservatives now in
power are unalterably opposed 10 fcee
trade, commercial union or any form Of
annexation whatever. Bat curious to re-
late, although the Dominion Parliament is
conservative, the Provincial PArliaments Of
Quehec. Ontario, Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, as wall as Manitoba, are Lib
eral, with annexation tenderci. by good
msjorities. Qusbec, seven eigbts Of
the population of which i3
French, has for the past fifteen
years been gradually drifting towards an
nexstion. Only recently the organ of Pre-
mier Mercier came out with al article sd-
vocstipg annexation, which Lord Stanley,
the Governor General, quoted TO d;pate-
ton of Frelchnen as the uttersntes Of a
traitor to Canada and the trap Of few &C.
signing politicians.
Iu Ontario, as we'll as in Manitoba, the
farmers are nearly unanimous for anutx1-
tiop, and il is only year ago that the
Nova Scotia Parliament passed resolution
that it was best for the province 20 bs an
rexed to the Stats. The Dominion Par
Lament quietly ignored it,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
CONDENSED TKLEGRAMg,

TIE hou,e Of Carl Woebbekirg, q farmer
Of Waterloo, lowe, caught FIRE, and two
childrn, sgei : and years, were burned
TO death.
Albert An:tiae, the murderer of two
School directors at C1zHd, Eeb., has been
captured.
Mrs. Kaunooksy was wslking on q Chi
csgo street when she was attacked by .
large Newton ndland dog. The dog puI-
sued her and abe was terribly laceratsd be-
fore help came.
A Few ejght-hour labor agitation has
been begun by the Chicago socialists. They
have issuei q printed circular ssking all
labor organizations to join them.
The Governor OF Iowa has written Q
letter 10 the States Attorney Of Webster
county, r<queJting him 20 look after the
interests Of the evicted railroad land set-
tlers.
President Harrison has acknowledged
tie receipt of Q picture OF . number Of
TippecaIoe votkrs Of 1910, from Worcester,
Mass.
The U. 9. steamer Boston has returned
from Hayti. Yellow fever had broken out
among the members OF her crew.
Yale won tbs first ball game with
Princeton by sto:e Ct 10 TO 0.
MisI Mary Murray, pretty blonde Of
Bidgep'r', Conn, got 81 600 damage for
breach Of promise Of marriage from Gtor. e
Morefcrd, a Wholesale merchant.
The Indisnspoli, twitchmen's strike Ia
at Il unsettled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Half a Million in OWL Suits.

CHICAGO, November pa suit for
$3.50, 900 damages wGs instituted against
the Chicago Times Company in the Superi-
or Court today by the Consolidated Rapid
Transit & Elevated Railroad Company.
The suit for alleged libel for The puhlics-
ton of a leadiTg editorial in the Ttmc,
this morning charging in stronger IAN,
gusge than before the Cynso' idated Clm'
pany is cEVuptiOnist, aud has bought
up the City Council. This is the second
suit for like amount began By ths same
Company against the same paper and Oh
the same grounds withia the pres ent week,
making an aggregate CT hslf m'llion dam
ages sought to be recovered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
THE FIRST RAILROAD.

The Celestial Empire Slowly Opening Its
Doors TO Civilization.
o. SAN Francisco, November 24.-The
Chinese Times received by the steamer Rio
Je rO states that the first railway in China
was officially opened on the 9th of Novem.
Der when Vice Roi Travelled over it some
distince. EiShty.one miles have been
completed from Tien Tin to Lutai and
Tongshsn with fvs miles Of s'dirgI and
branches. The line was dssigaed aud the
work Of instruction superintsnded by G
W. Kinder, aud the Times states will be
continued to Pekin in one direction and
in time also to Southern and Northwestern
China.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
Tn. arnud ,Iurv Wai,tur for Dudley.

WASHINGTON, November 24.-Col. Ee.
Henderson, of Indians, Deputy Comp,
troller of Internal Revenue, has returned
20 Washington after having been sn earn.
est participant in the Presidential cam
paign. It was he who first brought t.
pubic attention the circular which Col
Dudley ADDRESSED to Chairman of county
cor mittees in Indians instruclioC them
how 20 group tn, Coating popui alton oi
Indiana into bunches of five, with 3 good,
reliable driver in charge of each bunch
The Grand Jury is waiting for Dudley in
Indiana" said Col II anderson. ''Trere
is no doubt in the world that he wrote that
letter, and will BET $4,000 to five cents
thct ne will never venture to push that
erit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
HER VOICE TOO PREVIOUS.
Emma Abbott Would Not Risk Note For
aworld of Babies,

world OF baDles'
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 24.-I:
marrisge failure?" l a ksd this afternoon
of Miss T nma Abbott, now singing az the
Baldwin o oera House. The singer looked
startled. Her husband, Mr.. WetheEell,
had Just left the roo n, bat she immedi-
ately sum uoned a look of enthusiasm to
her mobile face and said:
"Oh, deaT me, nc! Marriage is a sacie
and beautiful state. Some people think
more may be accomplished by remaining
single, bat in my opinion rothing can
equal the love of ems tree heart. Ny own
lie has been very, very hsppy. l have a
husband whom am proud Of, thank Gtd;
one who has helped me right through.
There is no comfort like having synpa'
the,ic companion to turn u in all t;ouble
| don't believe in marrying money o.
besu'y. There is noihing like genuine old
fsshi jned goodness TO form the foundation
of happy married life, aud men should
know { a the plainest wor an may eau re
beauty from tle inner radiance Of noble
nature"
You are mo,har, believe?' l slid.
With a moie.t blush and a giilish laugh
the singer shook her head and said sh'
was no: a mother.
"Eagene Field Of the Chicago Nacs
she said, originated the story by puolish
ing the p;c'urs OF baby and calliUg il
Little E ana Abbott. My dear old
mo- her, who believes all that the Coicigo
papers p int, said to me, Emma, yo1
naughty giIl! to think that yoa 81 oaid
reilly have baby and never tell me any
thing about il! People got sending me-
rastles and infants wear, &c, ard sen
than to the Founding II Hospital at Topeka
never had q b.by. Maternity is tn
terror of singers. woald not lose not
of my v, ,e for all the babies in the woI ! l
&c sleI's voce is gone, snd it is so will
Ssnbr:ch and, L1mperti, all throu2i
having babies. Patti'e and Pdrepa's Rosa
moth e:s all lost their voices when the
divas was born.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
G.fcken Innocent.

BERLIN. November 2l.-The inquiry
regarding Prof Geffcken, tends to clear
him cf all tuspicior of an intention 10 EN-
barrsss the Government by bis revelations.
The correspondence seized at Baron Won
Roggerbach's house prJyes that Prof.
Gef1cken was CAREFUL in his revision Of the
dairy, and that tie extrEc!s were compared
with Frederick'e Notes, which were often
found TO be misdakd and illegitle. II Is
reported that the Grand Ddke Of Baden Is
trying 10 induce the Emperor 10 drop tn:
case.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-25
AChsnce for Essdore Rsynor.

BALTIMORE, November 2i-The exam
inatien of the retErns from the Fourth
Congressional Dist-ic; has, it is said, re-
vealed errors and inaccuracies in The
uniting of votes. The vote of this pre-
net was StockEridge, R., 262, RGynOr,
L ES4. Should this precinct be counted
out 1t would sweep away Stockbridge's
plurality in the entire district. Nr. Ray
nor will abide W tbs decision Of Governor
Jackson, Whltever that may be, and will
Rst contest the seat iu the reXt C!ngress