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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05
Chinese Murderer Executed.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 4.-ChIn Nook
Sow was hanged to-day for the murder
of one OF his couulrymen on December
10Th, 1875. He was convicted solely on
Chinese testimony. An appeal was taken
to the Supreme Court, which confirmed
the judgment OF the lower court, The
execution WAS set for April 3Oth, but
the Governor granted q stay OF proceed
ings till to-day to enable him 10 review
the evidence. The prisoner TO the last
maintaiCcd hi. innOcense, bat declined
to cunverse much, merely requsst-
ing his body 10 DO given 10 ms
trends. Rev. Loomis attended HIM
during his imprisonment and on tie
galloSs, but failed to make sDy impres-
sion or his views ss TO religion. Inc
prisoner on being leG out TO execution
maintained calm dcmeaEor and died
without stsnggle. Since November
1856, taere have been thrty-siI murders
committed By Cninsmeu, IN this city,
ard not a single execution until the
present one.
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.remnors, i.owerofthe Pope.

ROME, May 4.--In the Chamber OF
Deputies to day Minister Melegsri, in
answer to deputy who had gwen
notice Of Interpolation relative to the
resctlonary movement commenced
abroad in favor OF a restoration OF the
temporal power of tho Pope, ssid that
the agitation was the work OF private in
diyidusls, and deserved no serious
confederation. The powers were con-
vinced that the Church and
Pops enjoyed complete liberty
and Independence. The powers have
never addressed any observations to the
government on the subject. Its inter-
pellation was postponed on the sugges.
ton OF the government, Srgnor Nlcolarl
stating that the postponement would
show that the facts mentioned in the IN
terpeliation had not The Importance
which had been attributed TO them. The
government entertained no apprehen-
sions in regard to the agitation IN the
Senate. General discussion on the cIer-
;cal abuses bill has closed.
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wool.
Wellsburg Herald, Nav 4th.

The wool sesso is at hand, and so far
very little appears in tho papers to throw
light on the probable prices. We OBJ.
serve tnat Philadelphis house, exten-
sively and we'll known IN this section,
kindly comedies few cents per pound
more than they offer generally fer west
ern woods, rs they call them, in consider
alton OF "the superior qus'lty
o. the Western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Eastern Ohio
product" They think our wool
ought to bring from 33 to IS cents
pound, but we are inclined to believe that
the disinterested kindness of the Pnils-
delphia house will be largely wasted, as
the growers heresoouts have set them
selves for higher figures, even without
tho fattery. In regard to the Steuben
Vile wool house project, opinions seem to
vary, and the variance does not by any
means seem TO be all in favor of the pro
iect. A correspondent et Wheeling
paper, signing himself Glen Esston,
Marshal county, an extensive grower OF
twenty FIVE yesrs experience, throws cold
water very decidedly upon it. It will
not probably have much effect, one way
or the o.her for this season, whatever
weight it may have in the future. 1t
does not appear unreasonable ths. wool
should sympsthize in price, to some e1-
tent, at lesst, with other farm produce, in
consequence Of the European news
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WAsHISGTog, May 4--Ihe Caolnet
was in session nearly three hours, and IL
was decided 10 postpone the extra session
Of Congress till the 18th OF October next.
This change of the original programme
was made upon the careful consideration
OF the general interests OF the country,
and with the almost unanimous desire Of
the business community, as well as of the
members Of Congress themselves as tar
rs they could be consulted, that there
should be no session OF Congress this
summer, and upon inquiry into all the
circumstance Of the case it was ascertain
cd that without any immediate sppropris
tions of money the army could be clothed
and supplied With all its necesssries, and
that until the 18th of October only
one regular pay day has to be passed.
1t was also considered that if Congress
meets in October it may remain in con-
tinued session and finish its business
before next summer 30 as to AVOID the
inconvenience of the hot season next
year as we'll as this. A proclamation
calling an extra session on Octc Der 10th
is to be issued without delsy.
WASHINGTON, May "A member of
the Cabinet said this evening with ref
erence to the postponsment OF the extra
session that the change in the
date is not in any degree caused by the
sppreDsion on the part OF the admins.
tion as to the consequence of an early
Congressional discussion of the Presi
dents Southern policy. This matter, ne
says, was not taken into consideration in
the Cabinets deliberations concerning
the question of change in the date pre-
viously agreed upon.
The department of justice will sutf
much 10 convenience by the postpone.
ment of the extra session, as there will
be q deficiency of at least 5000 by
the first OF July to be provided Tor by
Congress. There is no money to pay
the officers of the navy forthe months OF
April, May and June. The amount re.
suired is about $4,000 for which they
will have to wait till the extra session.
The army officers will also be consldera-
bly EN- bsrrassed Is they cannot receive
their pay till after the first OF July, un-
til the army appropriation bill shall nave
been passed.
4. &. Blaine, brother OF Senst0r
Blaine, has received the appointment,
from Sergeant-st-Arms French, of the
Senate, OF assistant superlnter dent in tine
docket room. MIR. Blame was formerly
a clerk in the office OF the Secretary of
State, but WAS relieved last December by
Secretary Gorham.
Pre- e,idsnt HAYES has declined the in
vitstiun OF the Boston Board OF Trade to
visit that city during the present month,
on the GROUND that owing to the condl-
tion of public business he cannot protract
the time, which will be spent BY him in
rhilsdelphia ana New York.
The State Department to-day received
from our Minister TO Mexico, official in
formation of the release OF the American
consul at Acapulco, and Secretary Evarts
has instructed our Minister 10 enter
protest and demand IRON the govern
ment of Mexico an apology and full re
psrslion tor tho outrage
The President has commissioned o. n.
Denny, of Portland, Oregon, consul to
TIentsein. China, TO fiji n vacancy.
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RAILROAD FROM pAkkERSRUR RG
To CHARLESTON.

The Jackson Herald, which paper is
edited BY Wheeling man, Mr.. Ii. B.
BISHOP, is vigorously pushing the pro-
iect Of constructing a railroad from Par
ksrsburg to Charleston, which may De
considered in the light OF an extension
of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
tucky railroad as originally contem-
plated by its protector and former Presi-
dent, Hon. LEWIS APPLICABLE. The
route hss beer, we believe, carefully sur
vsyed, ard II proves 10 be but about 81
miles ia length. and oi light gsades an
no! expen.lye c"ustructIon. a narrow
gusge roa rnu4 Do built betw en- these
two important pn;nt- quite cheapiy, and
il would deveope dne and rapidly I'M
proving country. There is plenty Of
land on the line OF that road " hich Row
sells 10 tronI - to $40 an acre that iS
quite as good Us the S.oO.to the.acre
Ian o! ID, {, ua j,s oC Ohio and Brooke.
Every lsI o~: cr between Parkersburg
and Charleston, within i've miles of each
side Of the line of the road, could afford
TO mske gift OF one-hslf OF his land to
aid in building the road. Both Psrkers-
burg and Charleston, with all the towns
Along the way, could stfoId to subscribe
literally to this enterprise. We have
long regarded the building of this road
81 only aquestlon OF time-and we now
hope not very long time at that.
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Tobacco Culture In Pennsy Ivania.

The culture OF Tobacco is spreading
rapidly in the eastern counties. 1t re-
cures more labor to raise tobacco than
whest while to raise wheat II requires
more land, and therefore larger perna'
nent investment. To illustrate: 90 acres
In wheat at 800 An acre requires Se,OOO
a 80 Investment 20 raise, say st ~ tusn-
els to The acre, 1000 bushels OF wheat at
*l5O per bushel-sl, 500; now to raise
tobacco, 10 acres is rs much rs farmer
wsnls 10 attend to. He can raise on an
average 1900 pounds to an acre, at 10
cents pound, which will yield him
1880. This will require three months.
Careful cultivation. With one reliaoie
msn and several boys and girls al the
work can be sccomplished.-Ptttsbnr9h
Post.
That's what We call editorial farming.
It is somewhs, similar to figuring OF the
'neclstnguished agriculturalist who edits
The I"tethgsncer, in his tilt with Farmer
GLASS Of the Wellsburg Ne,os. If man
could raise 1900 pounds of tobacco to the
acre and, with the aid of several boys
and girls" (rsther indefinitely cultivate
and cure the product of ten acres, in
season; and if he could sell it for fifteen
cents pound, raising tobacco would be
something better than raising wheat.
bl: If farmer finds that, one year
With another, he is fortunate in averag-
lag 500 to 600 pounds to the acre, and
'aas his sales will yield him any place
''on IS 90 down to $500, and even
Noo hundred, and that lie must have
something more able-bodied in hsnglng
and curing ten acres Of tobacco than
gang of Sunday school children, he will
probably prefer wheat at "20 bushels to
'ne acre, sad At 81 80 per bushel.' New
ground, jas. cleared and yet untsmed,
Will turn out more straw than wheat, but
would do we'll for tobacco. Hillsides &C
'eep as to almost preclude the possibility
Of putting in tilsh suitable for wheat
may pFoatsbly be- employed in the pro
Sacton Of tobacco for Q few years In
'ac0es'i0ni bat whsst and shssp will pay
''''s' In the long run.
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Be ltatre md Southwestern Road-A
Mares Nest and n N uddIe.
WHEELING, May 3, 1877.

Editors of the Register.
l learned incidentally tho other day
that the "Clevelald and Pittsburgh Rail
road Company" are max ng efforts to
ward Obtaining the consent OF the
stockholders of the "BeIiaIre and South
western Rallroa to sale OF the latter's
rosd-bed TO the first named company.
This piece Of news astounded me very
much, for had understood that the
b. & S. w. K. r.. was bsing built by tho
aid of Wheeling capital. Can you advise
us what truth there Is in this rumor7 L
can hardly believe it possible that the
merchants OF Wheeling are so blind to
their interests Ms to allow Tom Scott to
pick up road right under their nose
and carry grain, wool, iron, coal, produce
and merchandise of all kinds right past
their doors to and from Pittsburgh that
should come and go from Wheelingl
Why, there should be at least
enough business grit here to prevent
ths,l 1t would be far more profta-
be in the long run, for those who do
business here to fight against these
Pittsburgh schemes. l understand that
efforts have been recently made to ex-
tend the Tuscarawss Valley Railroad to
this city, but from the Q Inmates which
have been made, can not zee how 1t Is
possible Tor that road TO reach this side
of the rlver. Why the cost OF bridge
and its approaches would not be lass
than $l,5OO,000 and the cost to prepare
grounds on this side for the depots and
sidings would run itup to ~ OOO,OO0.
Therefore, l predict nst the rJad VIII
not come further tnan to Bridgeport.
Rather than allow that, the people OF
Wheeling should see it come 10 Bellaire
and become part Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad You may be sure it 1t
falls into the hands OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad the latter road will always
discriminate for freight in favor OF Pitts
bnrgh as against Wheeling. Pittsburgh
merchants have always stood ready to
help along Tom SCOTS schemes and they
receive their money back again IN the
shape of special low rates Tor freight.
Why Wheeling is SO blind can not see.
A feeling OF mutual dependence should
teach Wheeling merchants to uphold
the interests of the Baltimore ana Ohio
Railroad, tor Wheeling will be what the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad makes 1t
Quick action should be taken in the
matter OF buying this road and leasing
it to the Baltimore and Ohio Company,
if it is not too late already. That they
nourish the latter road is the advice
of a STRANSEK.
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100000 worth Of Cold
Plated Je W elsy.

INoR sI VIZ WILL SEND, AZ BELOW
il All Warranted Gold Pist~i Pair ood
Stone Sleeve yui tons; ! pair EDgrsvsd
sleeve Button ! sst Eointsd studs. set
Amsthyst rtgds, Wedding knE. ! I'm
gfayed Band ringer Ring. ] hm.thJst
Stone Rinz iHlald with gold, EIrE.nt
King marked "Prispd.hID," sms,hyst
Stone oarf Hinz Inisid with gold IspIsb'
aid silver. Hat Pin, ! .et LA1i.s' Jet and
Gold Pin aud DTJps, AIssss set Jet and
cod. Lsdls- Jet -st, on sTDsnt. ~
Uandsprns Rosebud Esr DROPS, J osnt's
EIeEAu, Lake george DtnmOnd stod,
Cardinal nd Bead seek lace. Pair Lad .
amstnyst Stose Far Drop, Inlsid with
Gold, lxiis.' OrnAmsntSd Js Bro, ch,
Fancy bcari klBz and Elegant "Aeh
chain Take your choins IN. entire !ot oi
q pieces. sent postpaid for o.. or any
piece. you ehoOee tor ~ oshts. soy stns
lime - make moUEy. These goods can
easily Ue RstAiIed forg0
y. F.sTysKAAS, = Bond b., y. 7.
Hi Teput.t.0n for hooe,IyI lslr dealing
and l.beEaiiiy - unequali.d by any sd-
g. ITs. apS go
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05

TIE State OF Pennsylvania, whose
bonds are no safer than the bonds OF
Whaling, wanted to make an eight
million loan the other day at five per
csp, and she received offers for elg hteen
million, at 8 premium OF from three to
Eve per cent. Is 1t not little singular
tbs. Wh,rliass six per cents hang fret
Tn, Psnn.ylvanis loan is reimbursable
in aiteen years, and payable absolutely
in twenty-five Years. the total amount
Of premiums received Oh the eight mil
lion. TOO. up quarter Of miliiol.
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kteambOat COIIisfous,

DETROIT, May 4.-The steamer Colo
RADIO collided with the schooner K. D..
Gibbs this morning in the St. Clair fats,
sinking the latter. The crew was saved by
the steamer. The steam barge Egyptian
struck on the line OF the kilu reef last
evening and now lies across the main
channel. The schooner Hutchinson, in
trying to pass the Egyptian ran on the
same reef close to the Canada shore.
Relief has zone to them.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May f-MosEr-
Easy a. 2CG2t per cent. Prime mercsn-
tile pspe' 3td4i pr cent Customs
receipt $4,000. The Assistant Ire.'.
urer dnbursed s6l9 OO0 Clesrincs l5,
OO0,OJO SterIing steady for Ac;us! bu'i
Dess; long 4s7!; short 49,. Dry goods
imports for tas ~e.k sl,zGl, 900
GoLD-OpOned aud ciossi Al 1901,
with sales during tbe day A. 1864. Car
rying rates !; 20 per cssE. Loans
were also mace Hs,. specie engagements
Tomorrow 81 $4,000.
SGLvER-At London 6+5 pence. Here
sllver bars 1854, green Dscks; ll7i go!di
silver coin psf cent discount.
-
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Organization Of Lawyers.

Editor Register:
Noticing IN late number of your
paper that the State Medical Society
will soon hold its annual meeting, the in
curry was suggested to my mind, why
cannot the lawyers Of our State form an
organization similar to the doctors. In
many Of the States the members of the
legal profession have their State sssocis-
,ions, and see no reason why the fol-
lowere of Tnemls cannot have such an
organisation as the followers Of Escula.
Plus. Gentlemen Of the bar, what do
you sayf BLAcKsToER
Hsv IA. 1877.
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IouissilIs Leaf tobacco Market.
LounyILLE, HAY 3, 1877.

Sales for the pas, thirty dsys have been
moderately large, with an improvement
II tho condition Of tho tobacco, though
the quahty Of the offerings con.iGuc m
fcrior, confirming opinions early express
cd that the crop ~ould prove gre"ty
deficient in tobacco OF daUrhbls chsIsl-
tor. Tho breaks srs composed chiefly "f
lugs ana bondefcnpl iesi with . small
proportion OF good stripping and msnu-
iacturing ,ort,, but We have nov arrived
~ that seasOb OF tie yssr wnen 49, may
expect An Improvement Ia quality, ~ tbs
msaner portion oi lLs crop IL usually
marketed by ibi. time.
Fine, rich leaf for Ozark wrappers ard
spinners is exceedingly scarce and CON-
fnsnds very iull prce-.
The mrke, has shown hut little cbsngs
IN pTices ,nce our lat report the po.i-
ton beng rsthsr 10 buyers favor, except
on fair n good tree, pisntsf, .ug', .uIt.
able Tor maj uiscturiBg hiler', winch re-
main Grm under . moderate inquIry.
Old ieai IL occasionally met With a!
former pIIcss
Cigar wrappers are not plentiful or
extraordinarily good In this crop, bo.
orders Tot requiring much dispatch nsy
Da ElIed gIth soms dsgres u ,Atisisc
ton
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TWee<i's Release.
Suspended for Heresy.

TRENTON, May 4. The Presbytery, to-
day, unanimously sustained the charges
of heresy against Rev. John Miller, and
bo was suspended from tho Ministry of
of the Presbyterian Church until he shall
make manifest to the satisfaction Of the
Presbytery his remuneration OF the errors
he holds, and his solemn purpose no
longer to promulgste them. Mr. Miller
said it was q moral and intellectual ln-
possibility for him to renounce his views
and gave notice of an appeal to the
synod
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OhtO Legi laiure.

COLUMBUS. May 4.-In the Senate
Mr.. Perkins introduced House OIL 70
allow the County Bosrd OF Education
TO con,rac: direct with the puolis hing
h. uses Tor common scEoo! text books Tor
the respective districts TO be furnished to t,,
pupils 81 costs. Defeated. Every Dill
before the Assembly y referring IL any
wsy 10 the school books question, nA'
now been defeated.
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Two things we'll considered, would pre-
vent many quarrels; first, 10 have it we'll
ascertained whether we ere not disputing
about terms rather than things; and sec
ondly, to examine whether that on which
We ditsr i worth contsuding about
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The Indians.

CAMP ROBINSON, NEB, MAY IA
courier has just brought letter from the
Red Cloud party when will resch mere
esrIy on Sunday morning. Is camp To-
night is only twenty miles north OF TINS
post. Forty .seven lodges have gone into
The YeIlows,one 10 surrender 70 General
Miles.
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kari0uA InnntlaflOn.

MONTREAL, Msy 4.-Tbe survivors o!
the inundalion neat Bstiscon say that
only five were swept away. The slide
occurred half q mile above the mil.
The hills on either side slipped into and
down the river, carrying the water be-
tore like wall twenty teet high The
bed OF the river is filled with trees,
twisted IN all shapes, huge blocks Of clay,
and mud. An inquest was held on the
bodies recovered, and u verdict of scci.
dental death rendered. The body OF q
child is still missing.
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MurdPrers III ung.

COLUMBIA, S. G., May 4.-Three o.
the ten colored Lowndesville murderers
Wigbtmsn, Allen and Jenkins WhltneT
we're hanged at Abbevllle Court House
this morning. The other seven were
committed TO imprisonment for life
John Allen admitted his guilt, but the
other two proclaimed their innocence.
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Fire AT Akron, d.

CLEVELAND, May akron, Ohio,
was visited BY disastrous conhagratlou
last night, totally destroying l. Il. Lam
bert's furniture ware rooms, Brown i
Rob's plumbing establishment; Gormsn 8
saloon, Berry's tailor shop, Hotfnsn's
saloon and two barns. Loss, $4,000;
insurance about $4,000. The fire was
cau.ed by the overturning Of coul oil
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Tax recent cold snap bss done but
r,,,s damage that we can hear of. The
... have no. been heavy enough to
,.,utbs fruits and the checking up which
,.,s,s,ion received will be overcome by
fov dsys of warm sunshine.
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GovERxassrs-Actiye and strong.

IAASN~@D
demand.
STATE BoSDs-Stesdy.
sToCKs-lr!sgulhr, with frequent
cdanz,s tbr ggEOpt tks greater par; OF
the day, b. Josafi ina close !as market
wss baoysrt srd the highes! pfic~s Of
the GAs ger. made. tie Siyance
ranged from - II per csnt. from the
lowest point 81 zoe morning, WITH the
greates. rise N hOTs and EsssG,
which lose from 72t - Il. Dehwa's
Lack.v-rba and Western fell 90 70
SOL snd rUse 70 Oh. Delaware and
HGI.oa rose 70 at Western UuIo1
fell - Oil sad advanced . sz.. Se~
YORK C.Ltrs! fell Of - sZl SId roe ~
9gg. Lake s1Ors 1.cnrod % 81 and 49,
.a.cec to 55:. kSck I,lsn1 fell of 70
glGsnd ,Ios.G a. 81. ~. Paul Common
roe 70 IS. snd the preferred 20 454
Michigan Central fell 70 ~ and fose 70
I3. Limos Ceutrsl rose 70 bjt. Ham,
bsl ana ~. Joe common - y and PAcihc
Mail 70 ut. Tbs transactions 90 the
Stock Exchange 10 day Aggregated
233 900 shsrss, Of which 5000 were
Pacific Mail, 5000 Wes,ern Union,
700 Northwestern, 1900 kock Island,
1900 st. Pau, 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 New York Centrsl, 5000 Alchi-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-05

"ANpREws' BAzAR" is the only fash
ion journal which gives special and
thorough attention to children's cos
TUNES. Many mothers testify TO its un
rivsled excellence in this depart nent.
Send ten cents tor specimen c1py 70 W.
R. Andrews, Cincinnati.
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NEw YORK, May 4-Dry Goods-
Business coptinuei quiet; and nearly all
the departments heavy. WOolen goods
for men in far demand. Cotton's still
quiet, except Denims and Dyed Ducks
which Are In fair demand Staple and
Dress GiDghAms IN moderate resuesI and
steady. PRINT, duh. Foreign goods
moving slowly.
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THE ROAD LAW.

some time ago we printed a full
..,ors, of the amended road law,
..s.sd At the last session of the Legisls.
,,,s. bu, at the request of some of the
,.ds,s ot the WEEKLY REGISTER we
,,;n, today, the full text of the act.
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THERE is still plenty of work for the

THERE is still plenty of work for the
.,olsi,lsr. Tie Dem. Jack. Ass. DEM
,,,s,ic Jackson Associstion) of Wash
;,gton, has unanimously passed resolu-
ron, commendstory of HAYES policy,
and one of the speakers said that HAYES
had done IS mucn to promote the pros
MARTY OF the country as N Democratic
p,s.idep. could have done. That "pros-
,a,i,v" is what we would like to got q
glimpse Of!
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A New Chinese Laundry

THE UsDYkSI0SED BEG LEAVE To
aunoanee 20 the % tina, they hsvs
moved from Sorpeoa City 10 WheelinK.
and have esls biisb.o . nev Laundry fDf
the washing and ding Mp. in the most
ar lSilc man ner a. . orr Lotice, all kinds
nosI rea on aDle prices. No extra charge
TOR ssE!nz On battonr or % ending gar
men1. DJnr forget the pI ee or name.
me yorpeds CITY Laundry, 20. .ep Mar.
ket square, 4. eond ward:
maZD JUL Lsls - W.
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WIDE AWAKE for May Is one of the
strongest numbers yet published of that
excellent magazine. The short stories
and sketches are moro than usually in
terestipg. 1t contains papers which will
prove entertaining to grown folks rs well
as little folka. The poems are gems in
their way. Wide A0ake is one Of the
best of the children'S magazines. Pub
lished by d. Lsthrop & Co, Boston.