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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
FURs.
WHEELING. Tuesday, March 1.

NhEELANpt Auc1NoJf -haANh II
The following price list is furnished BY HorE-
heimer Br's, Nos. i4l7 Main and lfl6 South
streets. There is little doing in the market
owing TO the unseNo ABLE weather OF the past
few weeks
Mink-No dark. 4Oa60c: No. / pale, SOa50c.
Muskrst-Pdme fall, l2alic; Rsccoon, No. ].
50a65c; No p iO26Oc: No 3, 25ai0c; No. 4, l0a25c.
Skunk-Blsck. 90casi 70; short stripe, 5Oa60c.
long stripe, 25a30c; white, l0al5c
Grey Fox-No !, 75c.
Red Fox-No. !, 90casl ..
0ppoSsum-No. ], l5a20c.
Bear-s3 00ai2 70.
sheep PelLs-25cal 80.
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FOR 1ENT.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a Deed cf Trust made by Emma
Stanley tn william Prayer, tha undersigned, a.
Trrstee dated January 10, 1859, and recorded In
the Clerks Office or the County Court OF ONO
county West Virginia, in Deed OF Trust BOOK
10 N Folio 6l9, will sell At public auction al
he storage room corner OF Eleventh and water
streets. In the city Of Wheeling. W. Va. on
Thursday. March IL, 1890.
beginning at 10 clock 8 m, AL the following
nrenartT that is 70 say: 32H yards Bru@ells
rarpet. 20 yards Brussels CarpeL % YARDS
Brtlsseils Carpet. ~ yards stair Carpet, ChSn-
nor ST.. Cotton Mattresses. spring Mat
srssses 2 Feather Pillows, Feather Bolstefs,
Folding Bed, 7.l2 dozen Stair Plates, snyr,
ma Rugs Mas, Ber Rng. BRUSSELS hng, :
Sfards 1 Lounge, Piufh Parior Chairs, kai-
-, Chairs. 4 Walnut Chairs. DinI1g Chair,
2 Ottnrn ans, Clock, Mantle Ornaments. Cur
AIN Poles, Wardrobe, / Marble Top IAole, OF
"a much thereof a. may Re necessary 70 pay Ae
debt secu-ed by said Deed OF Trust.
tsiiJ WM. PRAGER, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

The best sslve in the world for Outs,
R-pises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever
Ssrss. letter, ObspPed Hands, Ohilblsins,
0,rns and all the Skin Eruptiols, and pcs
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
i Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money
rsfnaded. Price % cents per box. For
sale by Logan x Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
Discauragipg Reply.

TtIds SiGh0s.
Affictiora,e Relative Why dc you sii
40 far of, Cousin Jenni,? Clme over here
on the sofs and sit alopgsids tf me.
Cousin Jenuis-I'm thinking that for 2
distant relative you are near enough al
raadr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
OH P,osp.otipe In j, frsr,on County.

BEReHoLz o, Marsh B. II. Rose'
barry, representing the Porter Oil Com
panY, Of New Cumberland, W. Va, is
again in this vicinity taking mp the cor
Meeting LEASES in this field. Tho company
has leases now on 5000 acres in ROss ard
Springfield townships. Trey expect to
hegin work ehout Anil l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
FOR RENT.

THE FINE BASEMENT, WITH ALL AP.
/ polntments, under c. schuepfs drug store,
and bes, stand in the city. Possession at once;
Also, a member OF fine office rooms In Reilly
Block, corner Market and Fourteenth streets
Possession at once for some, othersApril lst. Ad.
ditiongl rooms and finest elevator will be added
by 1st April next. .
Also. The fine store room, No. 1879 Main street,
west side, at present the office OF the Z. /. q w
r r Co. This is one Of the best located retail
business stands in the city.
For terms apply 70 VI. REILLY,
dei6eodh No. 1871 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
PETROLEUM.

P1r7sBrRe. PA, March 6.-Petroleum fairly set
I've aud frn: opened 81 925s'; eio-ei a. s'7sc'
highest sic; lowest s23sc.
..,vopr p, March Petroleum opened al
o,lpc. closed 9SLc; highest % e; lowest VIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
PENNSYLVANIA lines
81 From Bridpeport Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicago
and Cleveland, 40 a. m. For Pittsburgh, 1922
"A. m. For Chicago aud Cleveland, l.l2 p. m.
For Pitisburg aud New York, 2;5i p. Ia. For
Steubenville, S.S3 a. m.
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 7.'3 a. m, 1924
4 m, l2.2s p. m, i:6 p m. and 752 p n.
On satuniays only-For East Liverpool, GA y.
m from East Liverpool, lll2 p. N.
From Wheeling Station.
Trains via the Pittsburgh Cincinnati aud g.
Louis Railway. Pan Handle Route, leave Wheel
ing, for steubenville, Pittsbufg aud the East,
6 20 a. m, l2i5 p. m 80 p m, and $40 p m.
Louis, $40 H. m. and $40 p n. For Columbus
and Chicago, l235 p m. Trains arrive at Wheel.
ing a. $50 a m, 1000 Il. m, 2.i5 D. m, and so
D m. Trains leaving at go a. m. and arriving
Pituburg All trains daily except sunday.
min
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srATEs -pull and s.ea1y

RAILRoADs-M More act We: sales 81, 5lsO 90.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day was a little
more sctI-e, but this was entirely owing to the
inctas-d business in Reading, and that stock
again furnished about one half Of the entire
busiuess in the listed shares. The specul. ton
showed no changes rs far as the general lit Is
concerned and dizziness and stagnation continue
to be the only feature. Reading was the great
was evident that the stock was re-
ceiving support and there was none
OF the weakness Of yesterday shown in early
trading. The stock declined from S7H to S55s
but afterwards recovered almost all us loss and
cl ifed at about last evenings figures. The weak
roint in the LIST in the frenoon was Chicago
Gas. which dropped away sharply on the re-
ceipt Of the news that an application had been
made 10 place the property IN the hands OF a
receiver ON the ground tuat II was an Illegal
corr oration. Louisville AMI Nash fil!e
was pressed for sale. though no
news OF character TO affect
the price was received. Tennessee Coal again
moved In is usual cratic way and closed for the
day \ lover. Sugar was also quite eTratic. The
fluctuations among the rest OF the list call Tor no
comment whatever and the market closed dull
ard steady 10 firm, at insignificant chADges i)r
the day The advances are more numerous TO-
night, but the only oneof Importance was sugar,
~, while Chicago Gas is DOM IA sales 49,
209 shares. Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express ISL American Express lis;
Canada Pacific 72l5; Central Pacific 32h: Ches-
apeake and Ohio q: do first preferred sou do
second preferred 30; Chicago and Al on l29;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1851; Della
ware and Hudson 1875: Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western 1859; Denver aud Rio
Grande Is; Erie 25ls: do preferred 81; Fort
Wayne l5S; Illinois Central us; Lake Shore
lO5; Michigan Central 9215; Minneapolis aud 81.
Louis So; do preferred l219; Missouri Pacific 72I4
Northern Pacific 800; do preferred 1915 chi
cago and Northwestern 1857 do preferred l4lH
New York Central 1913; Oregon TrGnsc0ntinental
S5I<; Pacific Mail 81; PEORIA ID. & +. IS; Pitts
burg 1917; Pullman Palace Car 1901 Reading
sGs. Rock Island 901k; 81 Louis ana san Fran
cisco IS; do preferred IS; do hTst preferred 81;
81 Paul 66H: do preferred III; ST. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba III; 81. Paul and
Omaha 81; do preferred -; Texas Pacific lsk:
Union Pacific 6S1S; United States Express %,
Western Union 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
L ANAWHA q OHIO RAIL

~ WAY.
GRoET W. KELLEY, Receiver
(Kanawha Short Line Schedule In eiiect NO
vember Path, 1889, (subiectto change without no
lice) Trains leave Wheeling ln30a m. via Ohio
River X. X arrive Charleston $50 p. m. Leave
Charleston 6.ij a. M, arrive Wheeling l:l5 p. m,
WAC. X. X. X. Leave Charleston il5b a. m,
arrive Wheeling $50 s. N. via Columbus aud
b. q o, daily except sunday. Central
Standard Time" Sundays only trains leave
Charleston 500 a. m. arrive Wheeling 735 p. m,
p '''' GEo J. ERMLICH. q ?. 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

Through tickets. and baggage checked 70 all
points.
For rates and other information. address
W. J. ROBINSON. G.. =. 4. Parkerburg.
A J. DANDY. 4. q. r. A, Parkenburg.
W. q. OSBORN, 5. T. A, Pomeroy, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
Analogy.

Our nstural brunettes or blondes
Are ike kind wofds, ana why
RscauSe-Or 80 the adage runs
These Kind words never dye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
FOR SALE.

TEN RooMED BRICK HOUSE on NORTH
i Main street
Building Lot 25xl3O feet on North Main street.
HinerOOmed Brick House, with all couyeni.
ences on Market, between Twenty first aud
Twenty second streets.
Ten.roomed Brick House on Thirteenth street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
Railroads.
baltimore AND oHIoR.R

Departure and arrival OF
Trains 81 Wheeling. East
ern tine. Schedule in ef-
ect Nov. cath, 1859.
MAIN LINE EAST.
For Baltimore, Philadel-
phta and New YORK. 4.S5
4. m. 2..25 and ll.50 daily.
Cumberland Accommo.
dation. 7:S0 a. m. daily,
Except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
@,dital
Wealth

ur-r's NERVE ASD BRAIN TEEAI
l- .-.--.et specific for Hysteria, Dix
Al. -.,-s Fits. Nervous Neurslgis.
~ ,-rrrs Prostitution. caused hy the
es 1- tobacco. WaEellineSs, MCuts
.r.rire of BrRn. resulting IN iu-
f...irc .o misery, decay and ce5tn
l.e. BarCu1osS LOS OF Power
Involuntary Losses and SpermG
lbs over-eKer.iDn or the brain
Indulgence Zach box con-
.... treatment 81 0O box or SIX
s.l sent py msil prepaid on receipt
rAgAXTEs SIX BOXES
WITH each order received
q ..ats accompanied by $500. we
r ---ehastr our written guarantee
r .rrer u thc treatment does rot
.-.-t..ets issued only by MCLAIN
--..,t-. sole Agents Nclsin
W.-ketaut Twelfth streets. Wheel
sol6Clstec
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money az 3a4 liz Per oent.-Govsrnments
Dull and ssesdy-stocks Dull Flour
Firm aud Unchanged Wheat Dull.
NEW YORK, March 6.-Money on csll easy,
at Sa4lS per cent; lest loan at per cent; closed
offered at per cent prime mercantile PAGER
5s7 per cent; sterling exchange steady at 4S2l5
a4s6.
aud efacdv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

The committee appointed on electors
reported to ursea: Judge jackson, pot
even allowing him the privilege Of having
his testimony examined. But then the
Tnsicriiv on that committee belong to the
marty that howl themselves hoarse over
he Imaginary injustice at the hands oil the
Democratic party.-Wirt Transcript
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

Hon. W. H. TomlinsOn, Of Point Pleas
ant and ex Gov. Wilson, Of Charlestoa,
have been engsged by the plsintiti, and are
10 argue next week at Charleston, the loei
anti Of W. II. Morris va. Gen. Gof'
-
Hon. John B. Floyd is candidate for
member Of Council from the Third ward
If Charleston. How is this? We thought
that Mr.. Floyd still owed sl!egiauce to the
indepepdeut state of Logan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

March was ushered il with blizzard
wbich has hung on since, to this date. Sat
urday vas perhspa the coolest day we havs
had this season. Fears are entertained
that the ffes zng has materially injured
the growing wheat; and if there Yves left
any charcs for peaches that chance is no"
gone. It is also believed that apples are
Very materially damaged. PIT. Pleasant
Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

Thos Z. Proctor, Ut BOaton, Mass, who
ia now operating ten large 'snneries, had
an sgeDt 90 over the West Virginia Cen
trail lest week to lock up a site for another
taonefy. The people Of Baysrd are max
ing an effort 10 locate it there. Eikins
will also make an effort to secure the tan
merry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

II il understood that Senator B. b.
Oxley assumed tie duties OF State
Librarian ard Adiutant General yester-
dsv. Tire REGISTER corgratulates The
handsome AID bIainy young Senator on
his induction into office From an authori:
tatsye source the REGISTER learns that
Ho, W. A. Obey, the recently appointed
Secretary Of State will not take charge OF
The officc until April 81. The intervening
time will he employed by him IN set
tline up his business sffAirs st.Falrmon,t'
aud fsmiliariziug himself with the posi-
ticn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

Page Pasree, a yOung man living mar
Oleua, met With e painful accident last
week. He and a companion were saving
logs aud using an old AK to keep the SOW
frcm binding. 10 driving tire SIX it
bounced out, striking him on the size OF
tSe face aud emitting the width of tbs bi,
to the bone -Brdrt0R Democrat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
OHIo RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking effect Nov. "a, 1852 Pas
senger trains will run As follows-Central Time.
All trains daily excep. those marked thus
which DO not run on Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

of facts proved where, ard TO the extent
that, there is not, or cannot fairly be dis
puted; but Judge BraDnon does not dis
tinCuish, and, in reality, his criticism Of
the oircuit judiciary and bar is meant for
q very cases in which there is conflict Of
evidence and dispute "a to what is or is not
moved. 1t is the latter that constitute
the muddy water" wherein Bleckley, at
least, gives notice he ia no more going to
practice the jndiciO- piscstofial art
The true measure and limit Of duty OF
our Court of Appeals in the matter of re-
view of cases upon the ground of verdict
contrary to evidences are things hard to
understand. The court has often tried to
define them, and tries in the cases named
(See D. 645). Bat the definition is not a
satisfactory oue-not even to the court
itself. TIE definition consists ia Dum-
Der of rules that are pregnant with incon.
sistercy, and hence can seldom be carried
into full practical Effect. To the credit OF
our Judges of the Supreme Court be it said
thst. whilst still formally proclaiming and
affirming these rules lthe boon OF sacred
precedent they not inffequeatly wholly
disregard them. These rules, briefly
stated, sre:
l. 1.-THE Jury are the sole judges of The
evidence, the credibility Of ell admissb lie
testimony, and differences from the facts
and circumstances proved" OF theae
they ore exclusively and uncOntrollsbly
the judges"
2.-Tbe weight Of the opinion of the
Judge who presided at the trial, (which
il entitled to peculiar respect upon the
Question of new trial." is 10 be super
added to that of the jury.
3.-The trial Judge should certify the
facts proved and not the evidence
The first Inconsistency observed is the
elaripg one between the rules themselves.
If the Jury is the sole and uncomfortable
Judge of everything in, about and result
iue from the evidence, it is difficult to
see what place there can be for any opinion
of the trial indge as TO the same. 1t is
still more difficult to see hos that opinion
can ''superadd" to that which is sole and
exclusive. And quite as difficult as either
is it to see how the appellate court can
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07
Assessor Of Brooke

Where the asterisks are inserted, Mr.
Meyer Iad Ia q Republican stump speech,
which wss not essential to his article
Fin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

The PSrkersburg Sentinel says; TIE
timber men ct tie hssdwaters and along
the tributaries Of the Ksnswha EXPECT o
most succeaaful ssasoA. They we're en-
ablsd to get out most everything that was
ready on the late rise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-07

Democrats of Mason county, GO you
realiz, that an important election ia fast
approaching, when two members Of the
HCuss of Delegates, State Senator, the
Clerks of tie Circuit and County Courts,
member of the County Court and other
Ulcers are 10 be elected. We must re-
deem this county this fall. But to do
50, we must organize. Without organizs-
ton we csnnot win. Begin organization at
once Point Pleasant Register. The mantle
of the prophets must have fallen on Broth
err Tippett's broad shoulders.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19
Eno, Of u MogEtala


MIR. Epir.B.-I have couc.u.cl TO
send YOU % tcU dots from ia4> portion
afi.c mgrsl yue}arL Ne have .aa
=. uu-h rain iHst ile farmers .a.e
uet sl4u',l sus until HE last few d-N>.
Marv have not planted any cotton
seed uut hope to begin mex week.
ill.,. -.5., H.. IN '..g rirI, rl.-n ana
r.-,.. aI ra,3 fHy NJ
u
NJ. Nm Ci..rm,r arl sous r,u.
~ ...' ,,.r;nr rG,fr 80. Mil ab.tl.
III, ,r.., - rLnrc &, ro,y .tarl.
gms ,t,"o - ior.i ttn, bavc rnr
~ ..r ,in,Lcr 1La, AFRO h..
-,.,a 4, -. ,.aa,,fa ,haIr Ia,., lou,
.. '' n, gn n,.i a.,,r;nr TEoy NO rn.
W.. ,,'';'' an1 ',,ai rf,ijnr
M; Saltio Itn1son ono of Shrrn,.
- 'an.:,s ra. Lonn ,co.b;nr .rbool
.,H 49,. a. ,orm a., ,nnr or f,c
n,,'' I.'' ,L snhnnl clo.cj ,,:t Fri.
'n,', NJ u N,'nanicl g,yo tho
va, '"' ,I NJ, sound '"mnor Tbero
au'."- 'G roi,. a,,c,J rr,nn ,o nor.
WIS.,, -|' NO '' snnnor ond thGn ,hcy
lakc OF inc >uPlc' Il '"rn wv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19
Third Quarter 7 RepoTi Of Macon
Graded School.
BOARD OF %TRUsrEEs-

BOARD OF T~EC~rEEs-
GENTLEMEN since my Last report the
progress OF the school, both in discipline
and scholarship. ha. been favorable. though
attendance has diminished. ~ nothing Of
special interc,tto you. no: found else There
in thi. report, has occurred in the mean.
time, | shall devote myself here to the con-
sideration Of those things which, in my O.
pinion. concern the best interest Of your
school, both present and future. % advise
the Board of Trustees as to the need, OF the
school, and the best means OF promoting it,
welfare, | deem not only within the appro-
pirate limits Of my duty as principal, but
one Of the most sacred aud responsible oh.
legations that deyolve upon me. And a. il
is necessary for Won to settle several impor-
tant questions before making Your an.
nouncements Tor next year, i, seems best to
bring them before you now.
Under the liberal charter granted to the
school by the late legislature. the whole
management. except in so lar as the public
school law touches it in the lower grades.
is in your hands, and with wise and Judi.
cious regulations, proper supervision and
good teachers, | see no valid reason VIII,
you should not build up as good a school il
Macon rs exists anywhere in the state. Bur
| do see several substantial casons why vol
should exert your utmost efforts to max,
your school equal to the best. The ~intere.,
of education in this section OF the state de
mand a superior school at Macon. The 20
, litical condition of your county and sta,
requires that your boys and girls have eve
. ry possible opportunity for broad and libe
, raj intellectual and moral culture, IntellI
p gence must rule If governments stand. Tn
@ material and business prospects of YOU
. town will DO in direct proportion to IN
!, growth and merits Of your public school
Aside from the deep anxiety and intere,
I You must feel In the individual welfare
! the children OF your town, there are suG
:, Client reasons for making u good school d
sirab.c. You have the very best of mat
u rial here from which to build m excellc
school. Brighter minds and better hcal
than those | have found in the children
Macon ] have seldom met. lbeliere, Il
/. TINT you have the sympathy and support
d the strength of the community behind yt
D. The thinking people OF the town have |
10 been blind to your earnest and faithful
At forts TO DO all you could for the school sill
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19
What Our Experiment Stations are
Doing The Tomato.
Y. DENNEK.

Bulletin 63 OF Nj, Experiment Sta.
ton, for December, 1889, is devoted
entirely TO experiments on Tomatoes,
and within its 2S $40. pages, more val.
liable information on this vegetable is
condensed, than we have been able TO
find in any other publication large or
small. The State has Is tomato can
n%crics, located chiefly in West Jersey.
AT least $4,000 are devoted to the rails
ing of tomatoes iorthe cannerics. Az
cragc yield per acre 8 TO 10 tons. Min.
imum selling price $3.50 u ton, dcliv.
cred at the canncry.
Acreage of tomatoes raised for the
general market ut least 1000. Aver
age yield per acre 6 tons. Average
selling price 25 cents per basket of 80
pounds Calculations show the an-
nual value OF the crop TO the farmers
OF New Jersey, TO be ovcr one million
dollars. Compared in money value
with the staple. crops grown in the
State, tomatoes rank with wheat, be-
low hay. Indian corn and potatoes,
and above rye, oats and buckwhcal.
The experiments were not carried out
nj the farm of the Station, but GU that
Ot,Mr. &. NJ. lIouscli, Durham Corner
Middlcscx Co, N, j. Land, II sand,
loam, level. we'll drained, of uniform
quality aud in n good state of cnltiva
ton. II had been used for o tla,
Ten years for growing market.pro
duce. Tho whole area had been lin
ilnrly cropped for the three proceed
ing Years. except plat No. | which ha,
received in tho Summer OF 1883, an M
plicaiion of stable manure at the raj
OF 8 tons and OF complete fertilizer a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19
Rich BED Blood.

With ricI, red nlo"i confusing
through 10" Vein. aud iic hcBn. n-
iiun never %Dii-iFacted uy a -lnglr par
ticle ni b.upi pDi.oa or iiuluT.ii man.
Kind nn-lt IT, live oni liicir iBl a.iui-
ed lime 10 ra-". IN euaiiDti aHl 10 p :.
feet iri.ilL Oh ~UpfBtFcaTlA ita- iur-
ni-lp-i htrii, Dl hraiing sh,i ~ n.ih-
cning virtue u II wsatierfgiit acct I
nain.r ia keeping ihr blpsrI pur' aid
olrnu since revealing ihs.. hrib. 20
rlii rminrni pht .i11l ~ John 1. ~,
of l.%"ui.rillr, Ks abd Ines are bap,;-
~ blended 10 ii- % riioriDg. stB
pound calIctl Dr. John Buits SIrsnl,a.
rilla. s,phiii. and .efoluis f144G +, adj
lily Ia IL magic iBGsfnfe. sbI "ilnr
symptoms al impure Liopi. ,nei, ~
piinplrs. -nre-, isaiD., iB9 z.sii. d /
kidneys. tie. y1bi.h Tk- sr0a tfintl
the noon dss sun. hl.i ~ ",l, f.nl,
pound that j. ah-pIntelt ~. D., ~. y
case of bai bIupl. lfbeFss .tste. m,
unrlra,am aiicrfrcis. sHd II -iinnla'ci
ilr whole system ~irgihHing .th ~
very first dose taken.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-04-19
Happy Holsters.

Wm.Tmmons. Postmaster OF Ida
ytllr Ind: writes = Electric Billcrs has
done more for me ;lan all nil.tr med
iciues combined, Tor that bad feeling
arising from Liver and kidnc, trout
lc." John Leslie. farmer End stock
mai. &c same fllor say: "finti Elec-
trir Bitter t. Soc he hssi IL a. y and
Liver Wrairil:c. W4ir ne feel kc n
new mar." i. ". Garin 8. hardware
merchant. s1nie iuwr. -a!i: Elcci'i IL
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IN act was passed 10y the last leg
stature authorizing the Board of SUI
pcrviSo"s OF PontOtoc county to levy a
special tax for the purpose of pay ing
off the outstanding school warrant, j.
sued in 1891. 50, IS, IS, -. and SO.
Such a state of affairs would exist in
Noyubcc TO day but for the prudent
actions OF on? Board in putting 4 check
on specializing in warrants,
Apropos ct this subject OF issuing
county school warrants, we append q
letter from Attorney General Miller,
as a piece of Information for ah whom
it may concern:
The following letter from the Atlor.
ney-Gcncral in reply to the Superiu-
tendent OF Scott county, wiz be OF IN
tercsi 10 teachers and other, interested
in public schools:
Jackson, Miss, March 10.
). II. Kirkland, Co., Supt. of Ed:
Dear Sir:-Muncys collected for
schools during any scholastic year are
subject to use only in the support OF
schools for wear Scholarship only, and
cannot be used to pay outstanding
warrants of previous years. The cx.
cess alone can be sn..uscd. Issuing pay
certificates, therefore YOU have Tho
right TO treat this money rs being in
the hands Of tie Treasurer, and So
long as you do not exceed the amoun
of such receipt YOU are within the law
T. NJ. MILLER.