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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21
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pr, Allan McI.Ane FEamilton, aa the Amsrt
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pr, Allan McI.Ane IIAmiltoA. ln the American MAEAuMe
 A mere helief In spiritism does not affect the ability to make a last testa- ment or contract, any moro than the acccptanoe oi the miracle of the Im- mao0iate Conception ss truth, or others of disputed nature. lt is only when mans deluslon Is An insane one, and when It is clearly associated with intellectual perverelon of mor- bid type, and is W hat is known to Allen- ists as tNsdae, that tho court must take oognisancc and protect the indi- vidual and society. lf \ believer Is commanded by tho spirits to do somc act of violence to "rcmove," as Guit- eau expressed 1t, certain persons he believes obnoxl xlous; to commit some unjust action; or it he Is so weak minded as to become the prey of de- signing persons--then his mental state Is certainly ono requiring atten~ ton. Tho tolerance of the courts in rcgard to popular dclnsions Is, how ever, to say the leaat, remarkable. Some years ago a well.to.do French- uiNit HNttlVst tnHettt uisNt LII tuV Ntty of New York. lle was A firm bc- liever In the doctrine of mctcmpsy- chosis, and when his will was opened it was found that he had leit very large sum to tho Society for tho prc- vention of cruelty to animals, A contest naturally followed, but the will was aaa;!:se! se probate. the att rrosrn t. hnIAfnv that fha nnt nf thu dead man was consistent, inasmuch as ho believed hls soul would ind A ten- ement after his demise In the body, possibly, of some eanlno wait who might receive ,he protection of tho society in question. While savoring of tho wisdom of Solomon and in R legal sense this decision was undoubt- ctlly logical one--it probably would have been found, on careful examlnA- ton, that the tcstator's dolusion was associated with others ot an insane character.
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APPRECIATION.

Twice hleet ta he wA0m God endows WftA truest gtfts of eeetng, Who fNeis each beauty day by day Throughout Asa lAmest hainEs Who reads the language of tAe breeRe. The hrookletss rtppling laughter, Who hears tho wh,speFs tn aAe treNe . And bird -sOngs coming after.
 --Awericsa NagurtAe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

Some genius with fancy for han. ding babies has figured out that \ piece of wood tho siEo of month old baby would bc worn down onc- haifi In six months # handled as much aa tho average baby ls -~ Ndshriiie American.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

You can't help liking them, they are 30 very small and their action is so perfect. Only one pill a dose. Car ter's Little Liver Pills. Try them.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-07-21

"Going to service, Miss Kenwood !' It was ny neighbor who asked me the question, Marcia Hall-a dear lit- tie girl with the utmost faith in man. kind in general. I smiled faintly as caught sight of the new bonnet with its dainty ribbons, evidently got up for the new curate. "Young and foolish" ;" thought I. "Wait until she is twenty -six, and Pll wager she will not bny . new bonnet for all the new curates in town"
 Slowly we walked to church on that bright Sunday morning, Marcia chatting gayly and I, dressed in the plainest of dresses, walking silently beside her.
 I had not fully recovered from Mrs. Briggs unkind remarks, and was de- termined to show her my disinclina- ticn to "sct my cap," as she termed it, by appearing in an exceedingly unbe- coming gown. I was rarely disap- pointed, on catching last glimpse in the mirror, to find that notwithstand- ing my plain toilet and my twenty six years I was still pretty woman, and to hear my mother say as l stopped to kiss her, "How well you're looking, Msttiep
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Aud Thou too. Brutus!
What does this mean

What does this mean
We confess that we are amazed, rs,
founded. blinded, thumped squarely be.
tween the eyes.
Heels the New York 7rJuuc hitherto
the most incorporating of Blaine organs,
and which he'd never before admitted a
word into its columns that Could be con
s,muted rs in the remute,t sense uuiavor-
ahl, to the piumed Knight, actually print
larau article tyom Republican who says:
81 do not know MugwUmp who would
vote for Mr. Blame next year. | know
several Republicans WHO assert constantly
uuG positively that they would not vote
,oY him again, and DO not believe that
his Irish vote will be ~ large As il lsSi
IS not hest to olleud great number Of
u",i-Ei.jHe Republicans in order to please
lu-h Democrats who have deserted the
Republican party ut tue eleventh hour in
three campaigns
Holy Postum and Sweet 'TutcrS, What
are We coming to- Is the Trijuuc prcpar-
,ue TO hedge, too, Has even that danut-
less sheet become frightened at the muy.
murs uI discomfort with which the Paris
prouuuciamentO of its chief has been re-
ceiysd by its party in some sections Of the
country?
Has Blainiac fidelity lied from the face
OF the earth,
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HEIINIRF.

Richard Joucs, caal miner at Baruard's,
who was severely injured by q fail OF soap
stone IS not expected 70 live.
The Choral Society held au interesting
meeting last night.
Shannon Archer has beeu appointed
Third ward policeman.
Mascot drew pretty well at Elysiau
theatre last night
The new street cars are now running
from Upper ferry down 10 street car stables
The steel workers OF this city presented
their scale to the manufacturers on Christ
mas day.
The sewer in the lookup became stopped
up yesterday and the water flooded the
floor of the Lookup.
Yesterday The water cutunder the paved
street Near tho home Of owen Murray, in
.Iu Fourth ward, ana injured the street
uI pavement considerably, besides caus-
.a@ the curbing to drop from its place.
The burnt c. u i. depot was torn down
yesterday.
Nos, e. the steel workers have left the
city on a vacation.
Yesterday afternoon toy settled on the
river ahOu: tho time several tow boats with
/ a.r..s OF coal were passing this point. Al
on. Tine three boats had Il narrow escape
/ from coming together near the 2. x Q.
. h.itgv. The toy, 3. * o. bridge and bar
. tt 'hr mouth OF the creek were enough to
make pilot shake il his boots.
I The fire laidics and some Of our citizens
/ will attend IN" water works celebration at
| Martins Perry to-day. Most Of them will
II - D
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PRODUCE.


NEW YORK, January 6.-FlOur-Re-
ceipts - 80 packages; exports ,S&6 bar
r.lS. 2.o}5 sacks; market steady; sales -
upu barrels. Wheat - Receipts 5i,luU
bushels: exports none; sales 5,3Oi,"oo
npshels futures, l46 600 bushels spot; op-
lions closed trm; No , spring nominal At
Ollie: uYgraded red ~9ia9@5c; No. red
gite,No. = red January 9l!a'i-c, closing
nj -0il,- February % .,c; March ~ a93,g.
rya.iny Al q2.c: April g3 l5-lG29I,c, clos
~. II Ole: Nav gi.ag5,c, closing al
~. Jane g5agj}, closing at "5ll. D.
rrmh,- q--ao-,c, cIosingst @~t1. Corn
.rc.;pts ~. 51o bushels; exports lo,2o@
hr,asls. sales lu2. ooo bushels futures, 49,
DIED bushels pot. market ,alc lower, heavy
and drg. vrgrat,d onaoir. %. : January
.ll.os,.. closing At G-lc; February o-.A
ole. closing at G2lc; May 62,a65r' cos
ingat a&c. Oats Receipts =, 600 bushels,
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ami thal tue greatest misfortune from re-
construction sprtug from the assassination
ofIiucoIu and the unhappy nisuuC2rstand-
,u.s o.; .u, Johnson epoch IL l. its mis-
fortune a0w tGat there Is 30 strong party
'audeucy to plnIer 10 mere sectional jeal-
orsy. aud to attempt to iui-me expiring
rassinrs Il waa IN the spirit OF tine bet
ter Republican feeling and purpose that
Mr. Sherman spoke last spring IN Tennee-
see I, was ia obedience 10 its reactionary
paG unworthy sentiment that he spoke N
Illinois. And just ia the degree that the
last sentiment succeeds in controlling the
ra,ty will It ALLEVIATE the true American
f...irp. Of the country.
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MIR. LAMAR.


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.'
ego. ION" ot Or" l.@@i"i.'aA r.'-' 'N 't'
r.-.a- his confirmation =., ,.a'Guu5
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. T..'S.. .''i '""l 'S mis- ''. P',''S''" "'f III!
cs..",s i'm fHe settlements oi iI" "'r OK re
uouucsd his Calhoun th@ucy %. thy Cou,lu
,....., -rr. r,,fv "a the E,rHhrc,sn allie.
49,. H. r.,..r.,......., ,..~r a
,.,-...........r..-
&c, a.,a ".'S ''.''1.'.'' .'.'.' us
les .l.n Nr. AGerm&A, "caut Ururia
Or Oh. .nDpigtgI Attorney General e. the
......4 ....... rslIr Lamar h.. ..r .sr,
'''.'
seasons Ulu.I"" h'" 10 '.. "''S'.'. '' ''.
Su.rne Court, ii-. hAsiElu WIS uuuIir.
...,...f .,,..,: ..rp 10 be Atto,ar, Crurr-I.
r... nav. ,a.,, frl- ra .li.tir.,:,,-r.G Con
,........ leader has NOR. nano-,-
bis. and arr.. accepted ti.n even.
...r a...-...r At the WAY t.au Mr..
mar n iDf,cd the gxtraor-
D. . y
..,.,r8 .Iiurr- is 10 Ia. treated ls serious.
sat no Confederate. is to hr regarded as az
Ir..l ritiz.n who does not profess neri-
ty.ca fur holding and maintaining a Ger
tan view of the Constitution, neither Mr..
A..rwGD~r to. Lamar. nor NJ. H.s' Loi
Grruel., IUH-~tiert, nor Mr.. hey. E"' any
ln;ttagtu; Confederate "ua'rFrH '.N'u
o.. IrIi 20 be "''es iaaN secret III" l''
rus,d enemy "i the H'' eminent. i''I
Cus,ruuT ANPEr", o' N...N-t. l'''' III ga
long ououg" g" III mt me th-.'h' H'&h, T.
Nj "".r".l Won" f'',""''S u"'' ''',','
no ."r,vat 'h" "i',.,.'''''',,'. .'., .
IaI ','sa' Co. ,". IS, -,
Nl''.''' 49, ''''. ~. .''''''''' .'s.'-
''..o '..l.'' ,.'.' ..,ir, .,.,-rJ;r... r.,uy
-. H. ..,,ar's ,.,yys E.: him -gaI
uG ' ,r VI - L.. .',''' IN Co,rr., t,nr.
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',s.' - 49,, ..r,,.I Mel, 5,.o.
ma "'s" ,.,... -. .,- ,I,. N.,r,L
.,' ''', 80 ..f,...r .f.. Tho no.
'", ''''..,' r, 49,, -. .,,,Las,. in
va. o.. - ,' -, 80, -;,Si,I. ,bs
I'.,T .nI..-.IgbiIHv Of he American
/ -, ..rF ths ro,yc,aalaIitv of human
rr..,...,, nr tine American continent. They
',n.. ro,.. Cor.,drrat..1 fnIIv rr.,.niz. the
.,,t M r,.r,, claim to the RIGHT of spceg-
....... ...,, ,ri.. Union :, r,tirpuI.hfd and
......,-..f ,-o,r -ia American -,.,c.l. and
- ..r.sfitrts. a mart o.. In, aupq-a-
/ FMS Of :re American government. They
b-li,-- that the ia..itution OF slavery,
with all its incidents amt aniaitigs, IS dead.
. -. hi g,,r,l- int. Cd sac, fG,-t 90; ,-.5
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BRApUuED, Pa, January 6.-Hvtro!enm
-Opeuci at yi!c; highest 0iic; lowest
92,c. c.csyd ut O3c; cl,arances 3,~i2. 1890
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AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote upon the Question Of
Subscribing $4,000 to the Capital
Stock of the Wheeling and har-
FiSburg Railway Company
Of West Virginia.

WuLREAs, The Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail
way Company Of West Virginia has requested II
vote 10 be ordered aud money 10 be appropriated
in aid Of the construction OF lis railroad in Ohio
county, including bridge acres the Ohio river
al or near the head of Wheeling Island, and
tracks thereon ami the approaches thereto, aud
the terminal tracks ana facilities thereof, III the
said county including tunnel through Wheel
| ing Hill, and within the limits of the City OF
Wheeling north OF Tenth Street; and
WHEgEAs, The Board of Comm ssvuers Of the
| county Of Ohio deem II desirable tor the county
| to appropriate money To aid IN the construction
OF such railroad bridge across the Ohio river in
said county, and at a railroad crossing said
| bridge ana the terminal and connecting tracks
and facilities of said railroad, in said county
such Appropriation to hc made hysIbsrrption 70
the capital stock Of said company; therefore, il
| is hereby
| Order,d By the said Board of Commissioners
| Of the county Of OHIO that Il vote be taken
| upon the question az appropriation hy such sub
| sCfiptiUn, hy said county, Of the sum Of SEOicO
| to toe work a owe specified. such vote shall bt
| taken at the several places Of voting in said
county. at special election which shall be- held
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Railroads.
baltimore AND OHIO X. X.

departure Of Trains nom Wheeling Eastern
time, schedule IN effect November 0th, 49,.
Express Tor Chicago and the Northwest, $50
II. m, $40 p III aud l000 =. N. daily, and II 10 y.
n. daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati aud ST Louis , 30 II. r..
daily and ll:l5 p. m, daily except saturday.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express, 2ij n. IN,
Express Tor Washington. D. c.. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York $40 a. IL. aud -
?. m. daily.
! $50 a. N. 4. N. and Gas p. III. daily, and sou y,
In. daily except Monday.
Expros, trains arrive from ST. Louis and Gin.
Cinna.!, 500 Il. IN. and G:i5 y. m, daily.
Express trains arrive from Philadelphia, Balls
more aud Washington, b. C., 1850 a. IL. and l0bJ
=. NJ, daily.
FOR Columbus. $50 Il. M Tally, and HIS p. u
daily except saturday and 2:25 ?. N. daily G..
Train arrive from Columbus, 500 e. M aud
C.i5 =. ~. daily. AMI los, II. IN. daily cScop:
Sunday.
For luusburg and Washington. Pa, 500 a. u.
AMI go p. ~. daily. Express $40 a. m, Its r. ~.
daily except SUNDAY. Additional way train q!
Washington, Pa, 80 !. II. daily except Sui
dag
Trains arrive from Pir,sburg. 20 n III daily,
and l2.i1 J.. III. aud Gi5p. II. daily except gan.
day, and ll.lO =. n, daily except Saturday, AMI
30 q. IN. SUNDAY only.
Trains arrive from Washington, Pa. so, a. N.
daily except sunday
For Noundsvil!s, 1900 noon, daily except sur.
day
From Moundsyille, i:iO p m, daily cNceP.
Suuh y.
Fur Grafton, S:i5 p. NJ. From Grafton, O.;
q m. daily except sunday.
Fer Cumberland, $50 a N. From Cmhc-
land, ojO r. IN. daily except sunday.
For 81. Clairsy.lc $50 Il. IL. aud 200 = 10
aud $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
From 81. ClainvilIe. SO n. h. and ~ ana
6.ij =. ~ daily except Sunday.
ElaNuDa AMI BC!la!rC Accommodation II -
p Ii, Saturday night, returning arrive At l!la
g. IL.
BagzEgr called for ami checked ~ hotels sEd
residences Oh Or.Crs len at Ticket ONiaS, 10
Marx! st!cyt AL q. Depot.
G.. X. LORD,
G,u. Pass Ag,Ht
" u. CLEMENTS, Manager ""8
-, mn. ur,st.L, A.. "a un,n
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OIL CITY, January G.-Petrolcam-
Opened ut g5lc; highest 93!c; lowest " c
closed at 92,c; sales 500, coo barrels
clearances, $50, UO0 barrels; nuns 80. ~
barrels; shipments l0l 81 barrels. char
ters ~. 3G5 barrels.
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New orb.

NEW YORK, January e Petroleum
Closed weak; opened at 9ic; mlh"s'
bic; lowest 92{c; closed AT 9%c. Sales,
, Is 600 barrels
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Kanawha & Chic Railway.

Time Card IN elect Monday, June 9th. 1887,
between Charleston, GalltPOlis, Nddleport,
'iuciugut, ParErpburu Wheeling aud lifts-
burg. Daily except sunday. Central standard
linn,
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IfT<E GOODS


New YoEE, January DRY Goods
There was = very fair business il all '.,'S7s'
OF cotton goods. especially prints aHH cot
ton drs5S goods.
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WOOL.


BosTON, January G.-Wool-lr im-
proved demand; Ohio and penusy!'am9
extra ieeces 2Oa&lc; Xxx 81 H&2c; N ana
above &2la33c; No 35l362
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Eagt Liberty

EAST LBERTl., Pa, January Cattle
Receipts Us head; shipments III head
nothing doing, all through consignments,
HoLs-E,veipts $500 head; shipments
$500 head market fair; PhiIadeIphias = t
~ 30; mixed - GOa5 -; Workers y It
- 80, common to fair - l5I5 -.
Sheep Receipts 100 head; shipments
IOu head market firm at unchanged
prires.
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CINCINNATI, O., January Hog
Weak; common and light 81 oOa5 p
packing and butchers - 31a5 ~; receipts
;, 100 head; shipments 9oO head.
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adinrl.

PrTSTrEG, January e Petroleum
Fairly active and firm; opened at Ole
closed at 9&c; highest 9&,c; lowest 92ic
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WASHINGTON district.
.i'@- Ht, H.ur--M. Edward, Lewis wei,zcl
John q. Kline
IL Ff'o,--Gaomas Mycr. t. Hamm T. Hanna
MADISON DISTRICT
- Nrrl,. H,asC-Perl,k kennedy. CcciI A
Robinson, John II. Tappan.
O.. "' A.H-i Hr-E H,,n.--G. W. Buggs, j. \,
FAIRS J. Elwoud Hughes.
CLAY DISTRICT.
arm, ed ,ou' Hnas,--W. +. Peterson. John II.
Hall, Il. j. Fcihrr
UNION DISTRICT.
court Hn.~-ChaIlc, Loclrr John II. Downs
james X. Achrr
CENTRE DISTRICT.
H1,. Hsnsl L. Dclbru8rc Fred. Lauc James
Reed. ST.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
H,s, Hou~-Jolm Clark, John Woisgerber
Bernard kl.,ycs
RICHIE DISTRICT
ioss NnrC.-Jucob IiopS'at'er Henry schulz
.Gir,p,, %.loo' Hyp,.-J.s Daryin. Z Me,poIr,
+. No July.
TRlADEL'HIA DISTRICT.
Lua"rrrpd JSaEoal Hoo.'J-'i W. Woods, Pla,
I'm Gr1rs T".n La",--I. q. Woods, John Hal.
s'r-d ". T Chumtcr-.
TlnfGplj: tLnrh.s}--J. y. Th"rnburg, John
Hclnuh,uc Robert Armstrong
H,s'ry Ep'Hsw,E- JAMES u.auam, John Robin
son, Alex. NCCouu
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
R.u L1g,, samuel Bell, Vincent YauMetrc
". b. Curtis.
P1,owrr-l,asc >ucdchcf, John C.. FarIs, jes
MCruwuuu
la',. Gov. =. Whitman, James Y. Cham.
bers, I f. Maxwell
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COTTON

PHILADELPHIA, January e.--Noo.-
Dali and nominal.
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(tLEYELAND & rrrrSBuRG =. k.

Undcr .chcGule IN effect Nay Il, jNS7, ua'rs
leave Bridgeport ohio, Central standard IIr".
EOT PI';-!urUh aud Cleveland, $50 a. m, -
p. u. Tor Pittsburgh, lOl7 u. m For Well.
vil.., iI2 =. ~. f-g Eieupeuvii!a 80 a. =.
For Martin Ferry, So =. N. Irslls arrive Al
Bridgeport ~ ~ 4. 20, lG3. A. 10. 9.3f 2. II
i.a ? m, SIG =. j.. TyE
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GETTYSBURG CIHClNNhII AND n.
l. LOUIS RAILROAD Co,
Hm Handle Routc) Under schedule ia cHC1
Nay ~ 1857, trains leave Wheeling, 'ra
raj Standard Ti:Gc. boz S;cubcuyilIe aud I'ts.
burgh, c.&, a. H., l2S' T.. m, 800 J. m. 80
SU5 =. m. uSiu- lrakr direct connection ~
CoiHnlhU., cincinnati, Indianapolis gu' 'ri'.r"
The l@:,5 .. Ia. Tan makes ii:sn. rg'r"' .."u
for Columbus and Chicago. ira'n- srriyo ~
hhctl;rgn ":la n. "a. Tors a 10 ~ J.. ~ I'D
6:00p. N. rYi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
NATIONAL BANK OF w. VA.
At WHEELING

IN ~ @-cN,''t'
southwest corner OF Main AMI twelfth SIS.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
DIRECTOgs:
AUGUST ROLF, JOHS WAGNER,
MICHAEL BELLY, r. ". HAZLETT
=. ". OGLEBAY, }. Il. HCCOURTNKI,
CHAS. ". BROCkCNIER.
EARL y. OGI EBAY. President,
CHhs. ". BROCKUNIER, Vice President.
JOHN WAGNER. Cashier.
LAWRENCE. H. SANDS. Assistant Cashier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
rETH,'LE: II


TITusvIIS. January 7..-Petroleum-
Opened at g3!c; highest 9ifc; lowest 90 .ci
Of -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
G:lertion 4utite.
COUNTY
Election Notice
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

Al d meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners Of
the County Of Ohio, held OH Thursday the I'D
Gay Of December 1851 the following action as
bad and the following OrliMalce adopted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
HHIO RIVER RAILROAD

Time table taking elect SUNDAY. DEC. IS
1857, Passenger l:sEs will rtpss tUlow' &c"
TTst liI.u.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money iaJ Per Cont GuvcrnmcntsS strong
rr-Stack. HISaor-Tiour Quiet but Firm
wheat Higher.
NEW YoEE, January G-Money on
..'' cay at .,la per cent, last loan ! per
cent. closed offered ut Per cent; prime
m.rrantiIe paper Ga7l per cent; sterling
exchange active and higher 1T i-3la4-6t.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22

Thisbiu proposes 70. The sake
of ec0nomy 30 re v0lGti0aizs aad
ruin the judicial machinery Of
the State-t0 err down the
Judges and chauce,lt - in the
state almost 90 halt. to make
one district stretch practically
from TENNESSEE 20 Louisiana
TO place counties ia districts
they do not touch, % remove
judges in some districts In
which they do not live, aud 10
tx Il so that tho judges IL some
districts would ne holding court
nearly syeFy day in the yeaz-
and the time 80 short 1T each
place they cold not finish the
business.
II WAS the crEdesi, most avs.
ward, iiladyised aud ABSURD
piece OF legislation thst has set
passed this legislature.
IL vas the measure OF al oh.
ers that should have been pre-
pared With EXTREMIST care &ad
deli6srsiiOn and then discussed
.snd pcndered o. IN both branch
es-
The 100 came under the masl
OF economy, and caught som'
good men, bus it vas q tricA
and a job, nevertheless.-NeE
&issiSsippiaa.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-03-22
Az Act to Prevent ihs Scaiars
On Cotton.

SECTION l.. Be il enacted hy
tho Legislature Of the State Of
Mississippi. That hereafter It
shall be unlawful for aay pur
chaser or weigher Of cotton to
deduct two pounds, or any num-
ber 81 pounds, known as seal
age from tie actual weigh: @!
sny mcrc.iantable bale Of costou
weighed or purchased by them.
See = BE 1t further enacted,
That purchasers shall account
10 sac seller OF cotton IN a. III
stances Tor the actual weight ef
tha bale purchased or weighed.
except ia eases 0f wet or dam
aged cotton, when the amount
10 he deducted, may be agreed
upon by the parties buying and
selling.
See 3 Be il further enacted,
That for each violation of this
aet, tue offeuder shall De deem
ed guilty OF mis.tprneanOr. and.
upon conviction hy . court OF
competent Jurisdiction, he snail
be fined not less than ten nor
more than twenty dollars.
Sec / Be L further eracleG,
That thjs Acl take effect ami lie
enforced from AID alteg the Efsl
day Of August, ISIS
Approved Feb =, 1853