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The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22

BY virtue Of 4 Writ Of Sale to me directed
by the Hoporable Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Western District OF
Louisiana In the above entitled cause, and
pursuant to the decree Of said Court in said
consolidated cases at its October term. 1894.
/ will, on Saturday, the 22nd day Of Decem-
Der 1884, between the hours prescribed by
law, sell at public auction At the door OF the
Court House in the town Of Providence,
La, the property mentioned and described
in the pleadings and said decree, to-wit
1st.-All that certain portion OF ground
together with the brick store and other
buildings and improvements thereon, be-
ing Lots 8, 8. 10, IL, IL and -. 10 Block 2, as
per plot of survey made by G. w. Babbitt,
G. E., being bounded on the East by Lcyee
street, on the West by Sparrow street, on
the South by Second street and on the
North by lots and IA, in said Block 2, OF
the town ofProvidence, East Carroll par
ish, Louisiana, together with the fixtures
of saidsstorahouse.
2nd.-That certain parcel Of land. to-
gether with the improvements thereon and
all rights. ways, privileges and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging or appertainfng,
situated In the town Of Providence, Parish
of East Carroll, State OF Louisiana, known
and designs.ed as fractional Its one and
two Of Block one Of said town and bound
ed on the East by Levee street, South BY
lot three, on the W estby property formerly
owned By Simon Lewis and on the North
a.-Thst certain parcel 81 ground slluatsd
IN the town Of Providence IT the Western
corner Of Lake q Church streets. fronting
on Lake street thirty feet and running back
between parallel lines one hundred and
fifty feet, together with the improvements
thereon, known as tho Firemen's Hall
buiIdlng, with the fixtures.
Terms Of gale--cash with the benefit OF
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1894-12-22
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THU NEW PROVIDENCE / /

Before you buy see
We have bought the Charity Hospital ngan
going divide comfortable make
Of the NEW PROVIDENCE; the going that way
WILL that We will sell lot cheap cash.
credit any way up Come
and us.
MILLIKIN 81 TIAMLEY
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U. $. Commissioners
Sale.

Circuit Court Of the United States, 9TH Cir
cult for the Western District OF Lou
isiana. In Equity.
NJ: MILE
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New Orleans, Lake Fort ana the Bend
Freight and Passenger Steamer
T. p. LEATHERS.

Mike Carblne ........ Captain,
F, G. feathers, .....z...... Clerk. :
A GI.sA n Leaves New Orleans
= every Saturday at I'm.
passing Providence going up Tuesday
morning. Returning, passing Proyi-
dence going down the same evening.
This steamer reserves the right to
pass all landings that the captain may
consider unsafe.
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Leaving balance in Treasury. s. 8 "a
Robt Nicholson,
III. X. Barwick,
G. A. Voelker.
Finance Com.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
P. d. QUAYS, President.
YANCEY BELL, Clerk.
Providence, La, Dec. 18th 1894.
The Hon. Police jury of East Car
roll met IN called session for the pur-
pose of considering ways and means
for building Jail.
Present-Hon. p. d. Quays, Presi-
dent; Yancey Bell, Clerk Robt. Nicbol-
son, H. X. Barwick, Phil Mcclure. C.
A. Voelker.
On motion of Mr.. Nicholson the
Clerk was instructed to advertise for
proposals to build Jail.
The meeting adjourned to Thursday,
January 3, 1895.
P. d. QUAYS. President.
YANCEy BELL, Clerk.
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We have examined reports Of Sheriff
& Tax Collector and Treasurer. and
recommend their approval.
The Treasurer's report shows
Balance on hand ............. SAT- 70
From which deduct amount recon-
mended paid at this meeting - 474 90
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PERsoNAL POINTS.

Edward Dunbar, the author of the
hymn. There il 4 Light IL Inc window
! for Thee, Brother" died a feT daTs ago
in The jail At CoiieyTIile, Kansas, where
| ue had applied Tor lodging as a tramp.
Dunbar WIS once 2 noted evangelist,
! but bis career was cnt short By q term
~ tbs Minnesota state prison Tor big
amy.
The late duke Ernest, OF saxe-Coburg.
used TO write operas and are them per
! formed at the Court theatre at Coburg.
| An examination Of his papers shows
that Ibis theatre cost him for a long
time about 10000 marks a year.
eenator CockreIl. OF Missouri. never
| carrier an umbrella, not even a Dor
| roHed orc, no matter what the weather
Tpay be. Another man IN Congress VINO
| meyer owned or carried an umbrella L.
GIr- hiigore,of Tezas-
FraDcis Parkm2n, the historian. lett
in the keeping Of The Massachusetts
Historical society abrief autobiography
which viii be included IN the biography
OF P2rkInan which Il TO be prepared by
Dr. Ellis.
Ex-senator Edmunds has been in
Washington recently arguing a case be-
| fore the supreme court. He ig said to
be IN better health than when he lett
the senate and is much stronger.
The copyright royalties OF the%late
Guy du AaupasEant's books will, it is
estimated, yield about 5000 a year.
Last year they produced 5000. De
Maupassanfs heir i q niece.
Niies Loujse Imogen Quincy. who
writes good verge and ia a capital liter
airy woman, has been appointed head OF
the pos.oiiice al Auburndale, Mass.
4 death mask OF Richard Wagner,
hitherto quite unknown TO the public,
has been added TO the noted Wagner
mu6eum in Vienna.
Moody ana Sankey have opened a
geries OF revival meetings in Providence,
L. l., that is TO continue a month.
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spEr 1ad merged in1O re Eun6Eat IN
Gree1e's He-rrra blood Ead nerve renedr haTeo
re Ye-y naay Of ny friends 70 WHOM have
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results II thar ora eRsek
"It Is trrIr 3 wonderful Es7iejna and might
well pe called tae swoazo'E Friend
Another LADY. Mis- Annie Smith, Of 229 Essi
Egh:s-seTenfh street. EsE York CRY. ssys:
Il have suse-ed sers-sly with nervous head
ache and 5palPiiaron Of the nea1 for The pas;
rh1ee years. and rr5e1 most every kind Of aedI,
cine, but failed 10 obtsto any relief uurn strisnd
recommended DE- Grsere's Se-Turs tlood and
nerre remedy.
Il an hnppT 10 SAT. after using two bottles, I
hEre tounda decided Improvement Isl sleep
well nights and ny heart does not trouble me- as
Il did. and feel like IN entirely different per-
son
The abgrs csses describe rocurntely thu feel
3ogs Of thousands Of women. and II they viii use
Dr.. Greane:s cSerTura bsood and nsrTe renedy
they vii recover thsir health and strength and
enjoylIfe once more rs purely vegetable and
harmless
Moreover, this wonderful medicine has come
thing 10 giYe ererybodF confidence IN its value
which noET renedies lack. the fact thai II Is the
discovery and prescription Of IN eminent physi-
clan. d.. Greene, o. IS " Fourteenth street, New
York, who is the most Eurcesdn1 specialist in
curing aerTons and chrooic dissasez Dr. Greene
can be conE14ted fcse OF chz-ge. personally or b.
letter.
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/ PICTURE FROM LlFB.
Here IS sonslhtng 50 PsT'scn'
Trae 10 Nature
a.ay people Whr Reeosnihs :
1bsir oTn
P.d seeirks Net JH@ ma
You yourself T0aid EnT

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$500 pr gre Eszsoa woEa1 'sh
rs no.. o.Ser ps9pe would giFs Il VII
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see az. ~ aes-y5oa would E1aH -
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4 LITTLE NONSENSE.

Jack asked mis- father, care you 90
ing into training ior school athletics
this yeor?'s Eyes. sir, replied the un-
5uEpscting boY. "Im going 70 try for
for ifie mile race "Wejl enough" re-
! turned big father. II have 4 letter to
be mailed and it's about a mile TO the
p%obtorice and back. Let me see what
time you can do IL in.f-EfaTper's Bdear.
"slafnma, when Willie has ~toothache
you take hin TO the dentist to have it
filled. don't you % asked Tommy. Eyes,
dear" said mamma. "WeD, I've got q
gtumm:ek aehc. Don't You think we'd
better 90 10 the candy Btore?"-Harpcr'S
Bd1ar-
Mas Budde-How long should a
couple know each other before getting
married? Bra. Wedlock-What a silly
question, child II they know each.
other they are not liable 70 get married
at elI.-Boston Ira1HcriPl.
DE-. Emdee-You- trouble, my dear
madam, seetns to be with the liver.
Aira. siimdiet-fdon't see how that can
be. The boarders don't complain, and
! neTer eat it.-Bncoklyp Life.
Sac-I don't4hiuk a little white lie is
go very bad, 10 you? He-Oh, no; but
| wouldn't want anybody 10 call me z
little whitc !iar, ell the same.-Detrot
Rt@ Prea.
TraYctor lin hastel-Am L in time for
the next train 10 31udbank, porter?
Porter-Plenty OIL time, sir-10:50 to-
morrow morping.-IM-BH.
Bridget-Please, ma'am. the market
man has brought in q meat bill. Nrs.
AuSed-Ho8 stupid; it was fab I or
dcred, I'm sure--Iats5 O:suH.
Aother-1Yhy don't you TO try do
right instead OF doing wrong? Johnnie
Cause / can do wrong without trying.
-Oan0R Ere PfeA.
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zzza1sAsT sgDGsE

Ad eEasEdtaegnamzn b1sE
open Col Aorbe1E sazaasg Ezn2s,la
! e4-msEgIIzrg gPaB eemeteEE IN the.
rs,ss agr BODY Of the eoao1sPs Ezsa.
6g-T Nc reoTsrea @z9h aaGo01ds s1d
.Ze~-yscao7z levels, = 1hs robbers
9r;ds3t3g Krpa1Ea1 Jbs hTge E1nlt
I co.'s slo3a
proasggT t8e g-sgt=t &ssS il railroad
@-9a.5Sy erer aer2lplshs3 IN Go1-
I -ar4z11 has sagt 0ss2 eoUpls1a1 4ns
| ci5oy. Lie dEv1s5oa IN snterzcg 8eE
. EsTsn now Izzzssg tsro1gn 2 t1sua Of
/ 1a-d r3-E a1po1- z93 tse5 IN 2eogtA Il
! rAuzrss s9es IE Dcatcs 70 62op&S1s
the u-sG=r+akE1z
TIE aayiya4ioa Of the Dead saa Is the
/ l2tes5 E:eD IN Oriental progress The
/ suz54a hzz ss3t tEo E2.1los ISaSs1s las''
] ma ECY re52h5 and 1o- p-2s5s2gsrz
| a91i Ezn5d Is going TO rrJ 20 make
,googr 81. Of ting SzlI 5aIr.sn and
s1Eobnr Of c67 lake
Tae ols capitol building o. Gaorgia a
/ T5s.s6.sY1lla which Ezs burned u
1 o:her.6aT Izs D1l4s in 295s D1i s7oes
.2,s csoltal Of tse state was cooTsd 10
A1lana i 6zs oeea used ssz co4sge tor
TE3a latest sharp game 10 bs reported
IL that OF New Yorker wbo zdTer1lsss
| z baQCy Ins123G ! Tr1GoI W1lz1oui pSH
J or ink Il caE1s sks ianuiz1tFe prDitc
- 4 pzaes 70 Dc 5o39 70 use = pencil
W5.b7a : 5eE s@sI fremont Temple,
] tnzt famous i7run cfBostoB 85l begin
10 rise Ter 5hs second tire iron the
eg5eE This tine IS TDl BE- church
Eir5ci3y and not 2 pn5lac haA-
Two brothers Enet al FttsSon3 Pa, On
/ Tres1ag Tho had not Esen each otberln
| EorT-a5ae rszrG The one brother
recognized the other bT scar 4 MS
cbeek
straes anasnerz" we're a great nuis-
au4e n Bo5Ee, Idaho. until Z Inc idea
| OCCURRED 10 Police Magistrate Clarke
! Ee "n2shed'7 then Win II assessment
Of SzS each
William Mason mas leadinz bass in
| IN arlx4ocratic church choir IN R!o2n-
field, X. J., until il Has discovered that
he w2s Z cosckmzn. when he Tzs drlren
ont
Richard yIcGHH: Of Deerhgld, and
| John MeGriG, oi Genera, Ind, claim To
be- the oldest pair Of twins IN The conn
try, They are IN their ninet1eth year
.Eteel has 0een used Tor ship binding
| only fourteen rezrs. get it j. estimated
that95 percent Of Inc veEselz built at
The present day are OF steel.
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m. aasoNaAD OoaGREa

Mons DezamasIns He csadl
&aae-Le1ers froa D3stEsr-
D dig E1zer II liz Ez4slgas~
EIEz N gonr EEsue 81 JsnuaE1sa
Essten=at u To1r Ea1rnorta Correspond
sat BY Hon John Mason 70 The
essA that be oou1d not seasp1 the
nomination for Gongrass II IA Second.
o7gresEaons district HTiag Is 2 rsssoa
Los his 6ecE5on, raat he he'd 4tbroryh
tbs Ead1eEs OF E5sn6z held 2 good
place -4reotlE-" This being trres aaa
bs1a1ss Il Is t-ua. his friends . eG-
DsE hin 70 seeept 2 peEIt5oa which H
rot good paying plaza bus in which
hs has bssa needed Ecr ssFsrA TSars-
The Republicans Of the Sae2a5 district
Ea1t him znd expect him 20 be tagr
xtaadzrd bearer this fall, and the aSsc-
ests Of Vert YIrEluiz CRY zloud for his
SERVICES in Coagrsss- TIE mar Whose
hand l. nov rzl5sd against sTeT IN
6usITy OF the state. together E3th his
theories, which hare bean Geaaed
from tbe apostles Of John Ball. must bs
bnried MO HrssurractEoelass oDi1T%oo.
and ws need 5ust s1ch z big broad
brave, brainy nan "a John W Mason
10 lead rs n the accomplishment OF fhe
Rqmagg. ". Pa, JaA, 8. 1899
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" tS 61ztdT 81 III 4Ess7t2SES-
EIs--Repubiicaa. Of this sertzou arg
not 2 little surprised and disappointed
on reading the statements Of Hon John
~. Mason. which appeared IN tbs IL
TELL1GEScEs Of the LIST inst, IN WHICH
he prefers 70 continue the practice o.
his profession rather than 90 10 Con-
gregg, True, from a financial stao6-
point, the position Is not at al deEira-
bic, but What Is The practice OF Law or
any other business IN Wsst Virginia
whsn another country Il 20 supply Us
with coal, wool and iumber2
What Is any profession IN West Viz
GINA when ali DIR j~nterssts are suffer
ing from the proposed law Of the pres
ent representative IN Congress from
fhis district There are z number OF
able men IN .he Republican party in
this district, who would do noble service.
but all these friends" that 8fr- Mason
speaks OF want him 10 80 10 Congress
because he Is "tbs strong Dan"-bs-
cause he is the logical candidate on
whom all eyes have been turned Eince
the English bill vas prepared by Nj
Wilson
The nomination Of Nj. Macon xonld
not only be z godseod 10 The Second
diztrjc; and Vest Virginia, out II would
be 2 national blessing, and a disaster 10
the Democratic party. This is not the
time for good men 10 serVe their own
Interests alone. The people want In
must have their services, that the coun-
try may be nd OF the blight which has
paraiyzed our industries, which Is the
immediate outgroTfh OF the policy OF
the Democratic party
Yours truly, c
1ayseiNe, u. Ya-. Jan 10.
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Eosefc DLpatea 70 us E1s2E5sUssF.
MAETIsSBUEG, v. Va, Jan. 11-R 6.
Dayton. who says that he has been 4
gripman on the Georgetown & Navy
Yard cable cara, in Washington, and
Thomas Gregory, of this county, were
indicted by the grand jury here to-day
on seven counts each for felony. They
have been robblngfarmers meat houses
for miles around, Etealing as high as
500 worth from some.
In The case Of John 3. Wilson, cashier
Of the Citizens Bank. Tor shooting al
Marcus Ruthenberg, agent Of the Vest
ern Electric Company, the grand jury
returned no indictments.
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Hnrsa rn1er Escnped.

fpsctal Dp2c2ch to Ds intelligence:
CALDWELL O., Jan 1o.-shortly after
dark tonight Abe GooYeg, a horse thief
confined in the Noble county Jail at this
place, awaiting trial at the present ges-
sion Of the common pleas court made
good his escape from prison. He at
once made for a neighboring woods,
holly pursued by Sheriff Murphy and a
posse OF citizens, but up to this time
has not been caught
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nlr. carnesle.s Way ont.

ST. Carnegie has plenty of money.
has tho bulge on other men in his iiae
of basinras. and grayesF proposes that
Rennblfcan5 join With tho Democrats to
pnfttfough atarin meafnte that shall
take tho tariff question OUT Of poiitiea-
Tnisja not Inc frat intimatioa that
AF. G~arncgicia losing interest In the
proteesiresystcn n earlier. one came
RiienSho retased 10 give anything TO the
Iapnbiican campaign iund.
It may euit hr. Carnegie to have the
Democratic theory stamped on our
siatnte books end uritten on The doors
8 tciozcd industrial establishments less
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No SHOW for The other side.

shE=E > SSltob "
Chairman Wilson, of the ways and
means committee, delivered the scr
tnrc in beleIf Of his bill. SIR. Burrows,
of3he Same committee, answered Tor The
Republican aide. Tho ISTEILJGEscEg
gave fair reports of both. There WAS
no discrimination.
Tho Rgitr, having the II news
report 70 draw on, gave h1l it could Of
SIR. Wilson's epeecit and nothing Of the
speech Of Ar. burrows. Did the Bnr-
rona speech hurt SO much IS that?
spaa il thought unsnfo 70 give the
Registers readers 20 strong an argument
ngainat the Democratic tariG bill?
Tiita ia hezyy Eeatiier Tor Democratic
organs. hut thpg should II. 10 pluck
up oouras9 and faco tho storm. i has
hardty bogus.
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mDLeuzc % the Petition

BIZ Joaasooz Deooerzige coas
/ 2ao E1o.a Ohio, sgFz be void zpol1za
tae Geo.cz ao1seg zoa rz5ss rsTeHrs
~t:aor. zay cusbonE lzEG NJ Il
sersoa rona PIT 2 dutg On 1e9s OF
| <ae ard rgr and keep u Putt7ng o.
! nes on reYsrp-r1ea63ng commodities
| nos 2rodu1e1 IA this c9a1tv HHt be
! RAJ proradsd 70. S339.999o05 81 sere-
uua 1aeH he 1o1d increase the IL
s-aai TAX On fpIr5tz ard tobaeoo uotll
| as had SI75.Oo9.o1o mor@ The remain
DE-. Ne go1sd raise By IN 5neoDe tx
Il. JoDnkoo,s proposition need not
! alarm zagoo6y. 10 party N this cozn-
! Try nil tate NJ with 80 MID 2 achene
| Nj. 8z.tersou's IDEA ls per!ecar logical
| BON TIE po5a3 81 vlew Of z Earldto1-
re-eaue4oaly. Il g!Yes practical AID
| goy4cal expression - the Democratic
platform Of as22 Il Is Elmple, honest
st,45zhHoryard There Is no p~retense
! II taking care Of ting 51dnEirg or
lezrEDg "-protect5oa eaough'' iof tb2[
I Il Is i.es trade Is the British know II
and praetjos St
Il mas bs said that the Democratic
party 7JII meyer take up NTH The Wat
.erEoa idea Uutil 1922 lew believer
| sbat The Democratic party ~oR]d 20 the
! 3ength il did on ,he tariff question IN
lie platform OF that year. Let the Dem
ocrztlc party get 5ts entering Tedse
Teii in. and nothing js Q probable
than 4alat the country would be struck al
Hast with Z tariff contrirance ag cub
timely zinop?e and coldlg brutal as that
WHICH 9Ir. Watterson tay0rs-
The advocates Of the wilson bill de-
fend their measure against the Grill
cigm OF tnose Democrats who are dis-
gatisdea because it does not 20 lar
enough, explaining that for the pres-
ent they have gone as lar as they could;
at eoue more convenient time they
will 20 further and cut deeper.
If anybody guppoEes tor q moment
that the Democratic protec.ion-deEtroy-
ing vengeance Is 10 be glutted by the
p4Ekage Of the Wilson bill, he Is too in
aoceat for this wicked Torld. The ia
tention Is 70 push on to an ideal tariff
lor-reyenue-oDly. 10 which there IL no
place tor protection. Any honest
Democrat 1bo endorses bis party'E
platform viii admit this witbou: hest
tation.
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Fnana RiIIIn cs1en Dend.

Epodas DGRpatch 70 III IHAl:0SHeG
Weston, W. Va, Jan. 10.-FraDk
Billingslea, who attempted 10 murder
his wife and then cut his Own throa: at
the hospital for the insane on Deem
Der 30, died at that institution this
morning from the effects OF the wound
His remains will be taken to Fairmont
Yesterday for burial.
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6~pa6atDEpatch 70 Ds IanQtgsWosr
CuAELrsroS, W. VA, Jan. 1o.-A YER
dict of not guilty was brought in by the
jury to-day in the case of Robert O'DeIl
ior the murder of Allen Bickford at
Handley last June. The case created
great interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
WHEELING. JASCAIsr !. 1875.
Fm1ba Teedy.

The 5ETaEGEScEE xiii FeeeiTe ana
Authoritative publicly any s1bsc7Ptlo1s
tSqt azy be aotin hr tbe relief 0t ;1e
dest5tnte Of Wheeling and band the
same oyer u the cit5zenS relief eom-
uitsse, The to1loTing har@ a1fezdJ
BEEN YscefYe3>
amount bs1ore geports9-
Tr91nJgA Gsr1E19 Cl.e5s Ladies 81 DS1-A -
ma ~ daae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
cnxhioS l;.l.rr HiIIs I{ITn,a,r

SoRwAIk, O. Jan. I'D. a. Baker.
casiieroi the Firat National Bank OF
this place, committed suicide this
morning. Tho OF his acsis sup
pcsedto be tho resultof breeding over
tho A~rpposition thAE he would sever Ills
c-pnnect:nn win The baak uuder5a re-
csntrcofSatifzstion. His accounts are
said 9 sRezperfectly straighL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
New Postomce.

Sptetcl DfgpGtch 70 the Lpteai2aIox
WAsHISG1oS, D. C., Jan. 10.-A post
Office has been established at Lockwood.
Nicholas county, and Robert G.. Neil
appointed postmaster.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-11
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