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Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
Purely PERSONAL

We deeply conlolc with our
esteemed friend Mr.. George Ar
que, in the loss of his infant son,
ut Woodvi!!e, Miss, on Wcdnes-
day last.
Mr.. Elwyn j. Barrow was in
town for 81 few hours on Wcdncs-
day. lie came down on the Stcl-
ii Wil.!s Tuesday night and left
for New Orleans by the l.. n. q.
& r. tram on "Wednesday morn
ing.
We had the pleasure of meet
ing Rev. Thomas w. Brown, on
Saturday last. We are gratiticd
to learn that he has been reap
pointed to this mission in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and
that he will. as lcrctofor, ofi;ci-
ate on the 3rd Sunday of each
month.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
Entered the Field.

Another large and prompt loss
paying Fire Insurance Company.
the Hamburg Bremen. has cnt cred
the field i'm this section. THIS
splendid company has selected
Messrs Lam bert & Landry us their
Representatives for the eighteen
surrounding parishes. The Ham
burg Bremen, which was organized
III 1854, is blessed with assets To
the amount OF 81, ij2. .5Se.--B. Il.
Atjnocate, January 2l, 1891.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Every Saturday at 10 O'Clock i.
Persons in quest of stock for
service in tins section will natu-
rally. select such as are bred an,:
raised here and are thus Injured
to the pccullariiics and, as we
might properly state, it exactions
Of the climate. West Feirciuuu is
fortunate in having within her
borders one of the finest and best
managed stock farms in the south
country. We refer to lion. J. T..
McGehce's Woodiawn farm, situ-
"tcd immediately on the l.. y. O..
& I. Railroad, ut Laurel, Hill,
La. Persons desiring to purchase
muies can save money t:y calling
on or addressing Mr.. McGehce.
Ne refer to The advertisements On
third page and VIC urge upon hose
" no would fu:'; ':"r ticir can II.
'r'e-aS. 10 nc; u,:on its sUggcS-
tiJE$.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
U. s. Census.

We have received from the De-
partInent of the Interior Census
Bulletin No. 16, dated Dec II,
1880. The total population is set
down at 62 ,G22, ,250, exclusive of
white persons IN Indian Territory,
Indians on reservation, and Alas
ka; including these the popula-
ton, in round figures. will APP
proximatc 63 1000, ,O0o.
We find that New York state
heads the list, followed next by
Pennsylvania. OHIO and Illinois
have exchanged places. the latter
| nav being third am! Ohio fourth.
Other marked changes are as fol-
lows: Texas rises from No. IL
to Z: Kentucky drops from 8 to
II; Minnesota rises from 26 to
20; Nebraska rises from 30 to 26;
Maryland drops from % to u;
Colorado rises from 35 to 81:
Vermont drops from 50 to 36;
Washington rises from ~ to "a
Delaware drops from SO to 42;
Nevada drops from 43 to 40: Ari-
zona drops from ~ t" As; Louisi-
ana drops from 22 to %; Mississ-
ippi drops from 1S to p.
The total population Of LOUISE
ana is placed ut LIS, ,5S7, an in
crease of 17o,641 since the census
of 1880.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
DIED.

TAryoR-.st his home in this
parish. on Tuesday, January 30
1891 at $50 o'clock p. m, a.
BERT ;. TAYLOR.
intcrnlcnt in Grace Church
Cemetery, on Wednesday, 2lst
lust.
SHAW his residence, on
Cat Island, iii this payish. on
Friday. January rs, 1891, ALIEN
SHAW.
Burial took place on Sunday.
18th inst, in the 9TH ward.
BuRToN-At his residence on
Bayou Groosc Tctc, near 1.-Two
MIA, Pointc Coupce Parish, La.
on Thursday, january p, at s
O. clock IL. M, MAJOR J. G.. Bur-
TON, in tie 63d year OF his age.
The remains were deposited in
Grace Church Cemetery, ST.
Francisvillc, ON rriday, 23rd M
slant.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
Attempt at Self De struction.

Last Sunday afternoon, while
in fit of mental alteration Mr..
John Wagner threw himself into
tt \~yer ut the foot of Principal
street, bayou Sara, and would
have succeeded IN his suicidal at
tempt had not Marshal Chas Spen-
Ger plunged in after him and safe
1y landed HIM on terra firma.
Wagner was lodged i'll Jail IN the
interests of his own preservation.
Rale had just arrived from Tunira,
making the distance on foot, when
the sombre idea OF ending his cx-
istance ertcred his disordcred
npDd.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
Eun Neon ia-.!.,: at 1925 y. IN.

Please bear IN HAinl that Mrs
}. j.. Austen will execute prompt
! ::! u:Ccr> .vf; Wit, hcr for all
k:u,::: Of fish Rcd Fish. Red Snap
rrrs. Poutn#nn. :Shecphcau
!'lauw.er<, etc. Crabs, Oysters
:"iy Nc. Leave your orttrr,
carly that she rs:.y know. what az
tlcses a"d III what quantity to or
der.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Font experiment with your: health.
You may be sure Of the qualify OF your
medicine. even if ynu have o take much
ofy oar food on trust. .A>S your druggist
for Ayers Sa:sal,nri'sa. and no other.
1t is the standard blood purifier, the
most effective aHi ee0Hoinical.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

"The longest pole reaches the
pers,mmons'; so thought Dcmp-
sey after his fight with Fitzslm-
mons. And the length, (of reach)
is what "sct:Ied the hash" against
Jack,
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

All our readers, the ladies more
particularly, will find the card Of
Mrs. f. NJ. Crocker, appearing
to-day for the first time in this
journal, Of special interest. We
refer to it under the head of New
Advertisements. A
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

The State Tax Sales Of iinmov-
able Property are atlyciti ed in
to-day's SENTINEL. DelinqucntS
arc advised to pay due attention
thereto.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Our Devil thinks THAT if .I:r;>
Dempsey was ''Nonparicl
Bob Fitzsi:nmons must have been
81 '1.oEg Primer or II Large
CaD.''
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

We acknowledge with thanks
the Receipt of Senator Randall l..
Gibsoh's speech on the Federal
Election bill, on December 18th,
ultimO.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Mrs. j. T.. Austen can aupply
year every want in he lines Of
fashionable millinery, infant caps,
trimmings. ribbons, sprays, tips,
piunlcs, buds, flowers, ctc.. ctc.
Mrs. Austen has Eascinators,
Scarfs. Baby afgans ana handkc kcr-
l:lcfS in great variety.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Tro''.lc may come jay n,.t ,a"rv. dis
appointment is ever reacy. ana forum"
may lag. Ent Cascarine never fails to
regulate the liver and cure hea,laclc.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

With the compliments of Post
master General Wanamaker, VIC
have received his annual report
for the fiscal year ending June 80.
1890.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Sore throat. backing cnuSh. chest
pains. etc. crrcd Nv taking t:,r great
remedy .-c. &. -. tcrta II Fn,,g! Cure. -
Sold by l.. y. EiIl;ournc & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Go to Mrs. j. r.. Austcn's. foot
Of the hill. for n complete outfit
in the millinery line. Goods of
the latest styles, and ut reasonable
prices.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Tho jury list for the March tern,
of tho 1jtl: Judicial District Cuur;
will be found in tO-dny'S nnMcr.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Indebted to M. Gus. Brown.
Bayou Sara newsdcaler. for II
copy Of the For,,m for December
1890.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Science cannot produce Il ie:tpr r"H, =
cdy for all maiarial diseases :.,am &C. e.
G. Ccr!"in Chill Cure" I'ea-art To-
take. Guaranteed 10 euro Chilis .ntl
Fever. Sold by l.. I. kilbourlc & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Sec sale Of property advertised
in this issue by tho Constable of
the Sth ward.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

We arc indebted to Mr.. G. G..
Kaufman, the author. for his in
tcresting and valuable treatise un
Ramic and ITS cultivation.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Jas. Wick. Scotsman, New York
has favored It's with his beautiful!
Floral Guide and Seed Annual for
1891.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Sec Sheriff's Sale appearing in
to-day's SENTINEL.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

The ''.)uck" "didn't WORTH a
cent in that last game.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Read the advertisement o:
Mcssrs Mum & Co.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Baby Caps in the latest styles
al Mrs. j. r. Austen's.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

Read Notice Of E~tray in THIS
paper.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
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W + i q
X r II I S
Z A p T.
II PA
y u

II that lady at the lecture the other
night on y knew how nicely Halls Hair
Remover would remove danlruH aud
Improve the hair she would buy bot
tie.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

liabitual constipation produces plics
Cascarine l. 4 cure for both.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

NEW 1IETISEIa:I N':'S.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
Fell liciena Sentinel.
/ SATURDAY. JANY. Path. 1881.
Religious Services.

CATiOIIC CHURcH.--Father Francis
Lennon will hold SCI vices on the Second
Sunday Of each month as follows: High
Mass a 10 a. m. Cato cL ism at pm.
Devi tiOns. in acco rdance witt tho sea
son, II . p. IA.
EPIsCOrAL CHrRCH-Mornipg GER
vice will by held by Rev. DIR. w. X.
Douglas. rector Of Grace Church. every
sunday At II u. N. Sunday school ut
$3.50 a. nj. Sunday evening services at
80 p. N.
NJ. T.. CHUR RCH SOUrH.-APPOINr-
nEHTs FOR lsS9.-DAroU SARA CIR
culr-Serytce held every Sd Sunday
IT each month. ut II o'clock Il. m.. and I
D. IN. Sunday school every suuduy
REV. THOs.W BROWN.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24

See Clerks Notice in this is
sue.
Feliciana sentinel., 1891-01-24
AUCTION SAlE!..
at \ Harris,

Every Saturday at 10 o'clock
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PUBLIC SALE.
ATTENTION, CAPITAL I!
GREAT BARGAINS.
DWELLING HOUSES
AT PUBLIC SALE,

The following desirable Dwelling Houses WI
DO offered NJ public sale at the front door o. iRe
Court House OF Ohio county ell sATuRU4I'
FEBRUARY q. 1891, at 10 O'Clock q MI W.
kint-0ne double frame two story 10 loSI
dwelling house, containing four rooms esI'
situated Of Nos. 81 and So twenty dAtn '"ee"
Rents for ~ each per month; ..,,.,. Tin
seOond-Ono thrGGTJomed ftRmC cottage, w "
roof, situated at No. 2GOs ALLEY +. Rents io' "
per month, -
Thlri-onc double brick, tin roof, tEost6oST1,
and attic, dwelling house, situated 81 NOS ~
and zoos Wood street, arranged for four telAGs ";
three rooms each. Now renting lor :" W
month In all. ,.,,.H
All OF the above described property is sltuAe:a
at the corner Of Twenty sixth and Wood hiV'''
on lots Nos. l and 2, Caldwell's addition. .,1.oi
Fourth-Lots Nos. 10 and II, on east ll usV
Main street, on which Is erected Two iepS5I VA
lows Of brick dwelling houses, Nos 9SV9 y S :s
containing six dwellings 70 each row, afIGItfya
for sixteen tenants In all, now renting loI m,Tiv
per year. This property Is very s lbsnsuS M
built, with extra heavy stone lOundhiiODs ~ N
brick division walls. VIII be offered Etngy t nsr
Is whole 10 the highest bidder. The pl0%S,nSy
will pay from u TO 10 per cent as an
Fifth-ThAt large tw0.EtOry and b1N1 iS,S'
brick, tin rooted, boarding house AM t s.T
room situated at No. 3T Main street peib N
kRown a. the EQkhArt property, now OWE, - y,
the Standard Building Association, ana mus "
sold 70 close It's Affairs. tim
TERNs-Halt cash, balance In one ana a II
years, with interest, notes secured 0y wv
NOW n please eSsmiSc ali OF the above and LOOK
N.B.-On account Of tho uniGyorablc, Wtl'o ~.
and OF the flood, the above sale has besu ~
journed TO Saturday, March 7, a 10 m
For further Indignation aPpIT@9 ,,,,, az
faIn.MwAH q HRRVEY AuCtl0uttIs
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rrnuosi. plualor Again.

The French Minister Of Commerce
has no doubt that tho industries Of his
country will be well represented at the
Worlds Fair-"liitbecomes evident that
the present seventies Of the tariff may
be modified" Who is to give this as
surance ? and how much modification
will the French manufacturers require
France is one Of the highest Of high
tariff countries. She lays duties FOL
protection and Cndeavors to make them
high enough TO protect her home indus
tries. This end she seeks not only
through high duties but through duties
go devised as to protect on scientific
basis each stage OF manufacture and
every grade Of fnCness according to the
degree Of labor expended on 1t.
When France invites the world to take
plrt in a great exposition she is not told
that the acceptance Of the invitation de.
ponds on the modification OF the Sever
tiles Of the tariff" French products go
into Great Britain free and British pro.
ducts must pay roundly before they can
get into Great Britain, yet British ex.
hibitors In large numbers are at great
expense ito be well represented at the
French expeditions.
IfwA ahnw that we are going to draw
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A big English syndicate is buying ur
silver mines in Canada, the United
States and Mexico, in all nine proper
ties, believed to be very valuable. The
aggregate price is said to be 100000,
which the purchasers regard as very low
The purchases are said to have resulted
from the present silver policy of the
United States. Perhaps they are also
connected with belief that this Coun'
try will soon be up to it's ears in free
silver coinage.
Anexpsrt estimates the cost OF min
ing an ounce OF silver in the United
States ut 81 cent?, and says that since
there is much less than an ounce OF sill
y1r in the silver dollar the producer
may have handsome profit out of .
dollar worth intrinsically not more than
65 cent?. How long any legislation
could keep G5 cents passing for 100 cents
is something which does not seem to
bother the silver men. Their mouths
water for the first rich fruits.
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Delegate Pugh, OF Hancock, does mol
ornament his speech with frills, but he
talks straight to the point and is one Of
the most effective takers in the LeGisla'
ture. His speech on the school book
question in opposition to slaughter Of
change, was logical and on the side Of
the public interest.
Up to date no sufficient reason has
been given for listening to the never
silent voice Of the school book lobby,
the most persistent the State has ever
seen. No fault can be found with pub
fishing houses for sending representa-
tiyes to sell their books If they can. The
fault is to be found with those legisla-
tors who have undertaken to force an
entry for wares which the people do not
demand.
Nobody has yet shown that as good
books as those now in use can be bought
for less money or better books for the
same money. Until one of these things
shall have been done the Legislature
owes it TO the people to stand between
them and the publishers who are offer
ing what the people do not want.
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.NIIntery.

How the human system over RECEIVERS from
the bad effects Of the nauseoIs medicines often
literally poured into It for the suppoSitive RELIEF
Of dyspepsia, liver complaint constipation
rheumatism and other ailments, 10 4 mystery.
The mischief done BY bad medicines Is scarcely
less than that caused by disease. II they who
are weak, bilious, dyspsptic. constipated OF
rheumatic, would ottener be guided by the ex'
peFience Of inVRlids who nave thoroughly
tested HOStettOEs Stomach Bitter, they would
10 every instance OBTAIN the speodlest aid de-
riVAble from rational medication, This medl'
cine Is q searching, aud at the Same time q
thoroughly safe remedy, derived from vegetable
sources, and possessing, in consequence Of ~
basis OF purO spirits, properties - Q medicinal
Htimulanl net 20 DO found In the derry local BIT
teFs and stimulAnts often resorted 10 by the de-
bIlItlted, dyspeptlc and lAnquid.
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Humping on ONO County.

RinTlrO0d ArguS (Dcm)
The Hon. Thomas NJ. Darrah, O.
Wheeling, who has Old Father Time BY
the forelock aud is making desperate
attempt to get the same kind OF q griE
on the Democratic nomination for Audi
tor OF this State, is now sending out his
"purty" to newspapers and politicians
throughout the State. We acknowledge
the receipt OF a cabinet size photo. o.
this jolly looking, bald-headed 1rishman
who is now lying awake of nights devils
ing schemes for tho capture Of the afore'
said nomination. Mr.. Darrah Is a very
clever gentleman, but we are opposed
10 Ohio county always and eternally
having a place on the State ticket
There are tifty.three other couaties in
the State to divide these honors with
and some OF them that have never had
any representation, and it is about time
for Ohio county to take q vacation fol
one term anyhow and give some OF the
other counties a chance. That is the
way It looks to US, and we are not up 9
tree" either, or ION the lence," or sin
hole" and we say, Don't Tommy
dnnItW
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POSITIVE and unsolicited testimony
from every section confirms every claim
made for the wonderful efficacy OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cents.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re,
ward for any case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure,
F, ]. CHENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
WEsr& TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o.
WAIDISa, K1NNAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Price Zoe. per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
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This is the great problem Of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail be
cause OF poor health, others want o.
lack, but the majority from deficient
grit-want OF nerve. They are nervous
irresolute, changeable, easily get the
blues and "take the spirits downto keep
the spirits up" thus wasting money
time, opportunity and nerve force.
There Is nothing like the Restorative
Nervine, discovered by the great special
ist, DR.. Miles, to cure all nervous dis.
eases, as headache, the blues, nervous
prostration, sleeplessness, neuralgia, st.
Vitus dance, fits, and hysteria. Trial
bottle and fine book OF testimonials free
at the Logan Drug Co.'s. rTHs&w.2
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shrnuh canadian polltleinns.

The Canadian politicians, at their
head the astute politician, Sir John Mac
donald, threw their country suddenly
into an election in the hope Of getting
a fresh gtip on power before public
opinion could be crystalized in favor Of
reciprocity.
The politicians who planned themove
ment reckoned well, and victory rewards
them. Nobody can tell how long they
may hold. Their clever man@uvre IL
a confession that the growth of senti'
ment favorable to closer relations with
the United States is very strong. The
question is not settled by any means.
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Our WorId,s Falr Exhibit.

Mr.. Il. s. Whites communication on
the subject Of West virginia's appro-
priation for her Worlds Fair exhibit has
the great merit Of coming from one who
knows what he is talking about. Mr..
White reminds the Legislature that
West yirglnia's housekeeping at the
Centennial was fer from satisfactory to
the people Of the State who were there,
and that 1t failed to produce the best re-
suits pseaase there was no provision tor
the constant intelligent attendance
which fixes the attention of strangers
and gives them the information they
desire.
West virginia's Centennial exhibit
did much good, but q better exhibit
better managed would have done more
good. The cost was $4,000. Five timeI
this amount should be appropriated THU
time. The returns would be immediate
and enormous. If the people Of thu
State had q chance 10 vote on the cues
ton they would declare for 100000 a
least, 10 be expended by a non'partisar
body otbusineRs men.
The effort in the Legislature to cheese
pare the appropriation is astonishing
There is no business in it and no indi
cation of that proper State pride which
should animate every citizen of thiI
Commonwealth.
Ia West Virginia, with all her boast o
natural wealth, to appear at the World
Fair ''like bound boyat husking2
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~, e: s ~; . = :i q. = s s .E:;s!.
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The appointment of ex-senator Blail
to the Chinese mission has not stirred W
a whirlwind ofenthusiasm. Nobody who
knows the man or has watched his careel
suspects him OF harboring about his per
son any Of the qualifications Of diplo
mt. From the Republican party point
OF view the appointment is thrown away
Mr.. BIaire is not political quantity ex'
cent that he has a vote.
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BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
lenerGl Manager, East Chat tanooHa Land Co.,
1875 Richardson Block, Chattanooga, Tenn.
For Sale.

The twoStory Brick Dwelling on northeal
corner Of TweDty.stxth and Eo9 streets. ThIi
Is good and substantial house with g0oC
brick stable In rear, and will be sold Of Nbou
what the house alone would cost 10 build.
Frame house containing six rooms Of 700 Mar
Brick house containing slx rooms at 17s Six
Building lots at Pleasant Valley, on National
road Choice location above nigh water.
Building lots ON McCOlloch street, thret
squares north OF Central Gla9 Works. From
$500 up to $500. splendid building sites. Never
bothered With floods.
Building lots on cast end OF Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets.
Building lots on Tweaty.ninth street, east Of
McColl0ch street, SGC0.
Six roomed house 24l9 Jacob street, tl,400.
Eight roomGd dwelling, with large yard, In
Martins Ferry. Very cheap.
and cold water, at 1901 McColloch street, al
much ieEs than cost.
A new tve roomed brick house on northwest
corner OF Eleventh and E0tf streets, SI,G50.
Country residence with nine aud quarter
acres Of ground, at Elm Grove, fifteen minuteI
walk from station. House conIRiBB eight rooms
Coed celia. fstSSn I and splendid 6on VEL
beautiful shade trees, shrubbery,. etc.. etc
Large orchard and good garden. This property
fronts 800 feet on the National road. Will sell
az whole or divide Il situated on beautiful
elevation, with natural drainage.
A lity acre farm on Fairmont pike. nine
outbulldIngS. Forty acres in blue grass. Line
stone land. PilcG $3.50.
A vesetablG farm on Ohio river, no better
ground will grow anything, containing twenty
one acres. Good hoIIe. Five minutes walk 10
station. Six miles from Wheeling.
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INTERNAL REYENuR cOLLECTIONs.

what West virginia Paid During the Month
OF February.
special DIipGteh Ioths IEieQtgeGosr.
PARxERsBuRa, W. VA, March 6.-The
collections from internal revenue for the
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Public Sale Of Real Estate,

Under tho provisions Of the vii! Of FtT lGs!
Hughes, win Offer at public sale, to the hi''
est and best bidder, on 80,
THURSDAY. THE nth DAY OF MARCH w.,
at the front door OF the Court HouIe OF 0n n
county, tho following described real esite, Il n
the Eighth ward Of the city Of Wheeling, tGsij
In Square No. II, Of the addition 70 we CIV IN m
Wheeling, laid out by Sprlgg and MlGhVtt . n
which the dwellings Nos. Ssl2 aSlA' Ssio toTs
3s20 aud 3S22 E0ffBtreet, arc located ms Ayyd
will DO offered separately and rs q Whol tetsd.
will be sold In the way the most can DC te"''-'
TERMS oY SALE-CAGh. -.,Icst
The title TO tho above n beloved 20 ~ Pe.''''
and same will DO conveyed according 70 5Gs'
Administrator, with the will annexed "
samuel Hughes. ar,
W. Il. HALLRB, Auctionecr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-07

WEST VIRGINIA would lose, not gain
by sending an inquisitor into every
mans house, store, Office, to pry into
business which is private and not public
Men who have no business to speak O.
cannot appreciate the repungance of the
other kind OF men to the sort of legisla'
ton that Is proposed. Better give the
State chance to develop by giving
everybody in 1t a chance tolive.