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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL
DANGER
It II said Hayes will Defeat IL.

It II said Hayes will Defeat
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGToN, June II.
There sre some fears expressed that
the President will not sign the river and
harb5r bill; thsJ he will either veto it or
slow it to perish miSerab'y for want OF
eIecu i've action. Another opinion is that
be Will sign it under protest and suspend
sI appropriations contained in it excei t
sIch As are for the completion of I'M
proyements Of truly national chsrac-
ter
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
BuIIer.CorbIn Contest.

=, "AsHISGToN, June 1.-THE Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elections
C,,'1sy ~ postponed till the next session Of
TI'nasFess n consideration of the claim OF
~ ~ i. oorbin to the seat occupied by NJ
". ~ Butler. Cameron, of Wisconsin, of
,t .~s subcommittee to examine the subject,
,s UNITED report in writing to the effect
"a. iJa! Corbln Is entitled to the seat. Nj
-.'. The other member OF the sub-com-
'-'''ee, said be had arrived At exactly the
,tPtp.l'e PpOsl'e conclusion, bat WAS not ready to
'-OulIt written report.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Nuudry CiviI iIAppropriaiion Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Senate
Comm..ee on Appropriations have com
Ps.ei the consideration Cf the sundry
s.'.. appropriation bill. There are about
Two hundred amendments. increasing its
r..e 'rom Sl6,84L775, as granted by the
II n Use, 10 nearly tSenty-one millions.
--s additional amounts made up chiefly
o. items sgSregsting 81 10000 for de-
--slcIes in appropriations Of former
sa'sr and of sn increase OF about 81, l5O,-
w 10 the amounts voted by the House
~ ~ -on.inwng work on public buildings
throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Dhl 6OUDS.


NEW YORK, June l7.-Dry Goods-
Business remains quiet in ell depart
msnts. Brown ducks and grain bags in
fair request, but cotton goods generally
quiet and steady. Prints very dull and
ginghsms less sctive. Kentucky jeans
in better demand. Fancy csssimeres
moving slowly. Worsted costings in fsir
request.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
PROSPECTS OF An EXTRA SES,
SION.
The Unsettled Canadian Award the
Probable Cause.

SpeCIal 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June L
Unless the House takes up and passes
the Canadian fisheries award bill, already
passed by the Senate, or substitute one
inst will meet the views of the Senate
their is tslr prospect of
sa extra session. The President
is anxious to have bill passed, so that
the S5,5OOOOU awarded by the commits
sion can be paid by September lst, when
j. will fall due. 1t DO action be taken at
THIS session, the President Will feel it his
duty :, cali an extra session Immediately.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
English Operariyes' strike

LONDON, June l7.-Of seyenty-fve
meetings OF operatives IN the Blackburn
region, to-day, fifty resolved TO 90 to
work st the reduction, twenty-one not tc
resume, and four reached no decision. a
large nun Der Of the operatives through.
out Lancashire resumed work today s,
the full reduction Of wages. The meet.
ings st Burnley were very thinly 81.
tended, and the general opinion Is that
the strike is ended.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
HOUSE.

Mr.. Thompson offered preamble
and resolution relating to the depressed
condition OF labor srd industry through.
out the country, and providing for the
select committee to eli during the recess
and 10 inquire into the causes thereof,
and to recommend remedies therefor.
Adopted.
Consideration was resumed of the TO-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
BELLAIRE.
The Four Young Men krraigned for
Horse Stealing.

SpeclAI 20 LHe htsIsIeT.
BELLAIRE, June II.
The four youxg men who were ar
rsigned to-day on the charge Of horse
stealing were released this evening, the
evidence not being sufficient in the Opin-
Ion of the mayor to Justify him in bind.
ing them over. Z.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
OREGON ALL RIGHT.
The Returns All In-Thc Official
Count.

Count.
Special Dispatch to the Washington Post.
PORTLAND, OREGON, June l6.-The
returns are all in, and the official count
elects Thsyer Dem for Governor by q
handsome majority. Woltner Dem },
for state printer, and Brown (Dem.), for
state treasurer, are defeated by small
msjorities. Both houses Of the leglsIs-
ture are reliably Democratic. On joint
ballot the vote stands 81 Democrats, 36
Republicans and Independents, giving
the Democrats II majority over both the
other parties Whitaker Dem for
Congress wins by over 500 majority.
w. ii. WATKINS,
Chairman Democratic State Commtttee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
At1,mnIed 10 poison Family.

NASHVILLE, JIEe I'D. II. Bailey,
well known merchant family and SER
vsuts, including IN slI twe.ve persons,
were poisoned this morning, bat not istsl-
lv. The food for the morning meal was
put out last night aud lett in the kitchen,
the door 10 hich was lett unlocked. l!
i, believed that some person came in and
put arsenic 10 the ioOd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
vEsry.RGINIA ELECTION BILL.
Tne River aud Harbor Bill In Dan.
xer-Ihe Potter Commi:tee-
Prospects OF an Extra
session The To-
bac Tax.
A Partisan Amendment added 10 the
". Va. Election BIII-Our Members
NIL Lei it Die.

Special 10 TIE ntSlSlSI
WAsHINGToS, June II.
The West Virginia delegation will not
agree 10 the bill fixing the next Con-
gressioDsl election rs / passed the Senate.
Ths. body ssw ii TO tack on to the bill IN
amendment changing the time OF electing
s Senator from New Hampshire, hoping
that the zeal of the West Virginisns
would carry the whole thing through 81
once. The West VIrginisns say that
they will lot the whole thing die rather
than have 3 job fastened onto their bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18

DESNsYLvASIA COLLEGE W DEN.
II tai surgery-Tyenty-J -Jhird Annual
Session. Tue regular Water ression for
ls75-7g will cOmmsn . October 7, 1918, and
continue nye month";, In the new a, a
com modious building " which the Go j.
Iegs has Just been removed. For IUrtbeI
Information address &. y. PIERCE, Dean
1917 Green 81, Philadelphia mai7tus
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Marine.

BosToN, June l7.-Arrived-Mara-
thoD, Liverpool.
LONDON, June 1.-THE steamers
Bsvsrisn from Boston, and Somerset,
State of Georgia, Spain, Arcadia and
Portland from New York. have arrived
uut
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18

Senate to-day regarding which feel
much interest. On Monday after the
morning hour will endesyor to make
such arrangements as will enable me to
| comply with your request.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
HE POTTER COMMITTEES.
tODIy Costs SIS a Day TO Run the
InYesItgRtiOn.

InYesIigRIiOn.
Special 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, June II.
The Potter Committee met to-day and
adorned until Wednesday, when it is
probable that there will be another sd-
iournment till next Monday. There
slsms to be no disposition TO rush NIT
t,rs. A great deal has been said about
the expense Of this investigation. 1t costs
only S7j day to run it, winch is much
less than many investigations of less mo-
ment have cost the country
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Rase Ball.

LOWELL, June l7.-Manchesters 3,
Lowells >.
HoRNELLsvIILE, n. Y, June II
Bufialos 4, HornelIs 3.
BosToN, June l7.-Bostons 4, Cincin'
Datis 2.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
MeatherIndieafIona.

WAsHISGToS, June Is, A M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher
pressure, winds mostly from norIn TO
east, stationary and lower temperatures
and rain sress, generally followed by
warmer and psrtlv cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Finest Picnic Grounds

In this section, four miles
from the city by r. ". T. X. O..
Il. Every convenience and
Improvement that could be
desired. Terms very reason
able. For particulars apply
10 Joseph Green, agent, li47
VI a rke street. mAllOzxu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
kSSIGNeE'S NOTICE.

uAYING BEEN APPOiS FED A.
ii signee Of w. J. Sitler, all persons
owing said sitter Will please call and set
tie their accounts, and all persons having
claims aRsinsl MIN please present TIA en-
Tor adlustment. job \ NAYLJk,
MaIOAVL EDy Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
GRAND OPENING.
ON FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, J. W.
" Bulgers
Spring Garden

WnI be opened for the season. a full
Orchestra viii be u attendance.
The spring Garden has been thoroughly
renovated and beautined by Dardine, the
scenic artist, and IL will offer the best ia
cultiss OF any garden in the city.
Call aud hear the fine music on Friday.
Iels.k
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To Contractors.

d" ASTED. A RE-POSsIBLE PARTY
w 10 contract for cutting down and
saving 3 OID TT Of Lumber, In Writ
county. Apply 10
W. " yER uN,
lel5skT WntC. H., West Va
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BUYING AND SELLING.
hARKETs BY TELEG RAPH.
Gold Closed at I0O5+-GoSernments
Ftrm-Fhour Steady and I'm
Changed-wheat Active And
FIrm-Hogs In Good De-
maud and Higher.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June l7.-Money-
Closed easy st 2k9S per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3G4! per cent. Gus
toms receipts S264,0VO. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000 CIesrings
SIS 100000. Sterling firm; 4S44 short;
1861 long. Imports of specie for the
week $52S, 700, mostly silver.
GoLD-Stesdy st 1909 Borrowing
rates l498 per cent.
SILvER-At London 53t pence per
ounce; here silver bsrs III! greenbscks;
ll6S gold; SILVER coin 39l per cent. dis
count.
GevERNMENTs-Firm.
United states 81 OF 1851, coupons. ........lC9
Fye-twenties,
Five-twenties (lS61l
Five-twenues ilS6Sl .
New Flves
New Four-and-one-halis IO2$
New ....--..iuI
lO' -
Ten-FOrty COupOns....... ...-...............IU' =
Currency SiIes...-........ III
RAILROAD BoNDs-Irregusr
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKS-Unsettled and depressed
The decline for the day ranged from | to
u per cent, the latter in Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis.
The feature of the market was Lake
Shore, which sold very freely, both tor
long snd short account, The stock
dropped to SGT per cent, and the de-
cline wss accompanied by rumors of cut
ting Of rates, and some unfavorsbIe talk
abou, the next dividend. MIcli
gan Central was affected by
the drop in Lake Shore
and declined o per cent The general
list sympatl;zsd in the break and the
market closed feyerIsh md weak ~
almost tne lowest figures OF the day.
The transactions aggregated li3Ot0
shares, OF which 2l,OOO were Fri.
$1,000 Lake Shore, 1000 Wabash, 1000
Northwestern common sud 1000 pr
ferred, l2,COO ST. Paul common, 1900
preferred, 5000 Delaware, LackswSuns
and Western, 800 Michigan Genital,
1000 c. G. G. & l., 2,4OO Ohios, 46J0
Western Union and 1900 PaciGc Mail
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Toledo
Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, June Petroleum
Very quiet; crude 81 81 81 Psrker's for
Immediate shipment; refined dull 81 II; ;c
for PhilsdelphiS delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, June l7.-Cofse-
Dull; Rio cargoes, ordinary 70 prime,
l549l7c, golG. Sugsr-FIhe inferior
20 good common 6(96ic; common 70 good
common 6.97tc; yellow clarified StC9
SO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-18
Milwaukee

MILwAUkEE, June l7.-Flour--A
shade armer. Whest-opened frm, sd-
ysnced sc, closed hrmer; No. MlIwsu-
kee hard 81 0S! No. l Milwaukee 9stc;
No. 2, 81 &c; seller june s73c; seller July
95!c; seller August Sssc; No. 3, S6(9s7c.
Corn-HIgher; No. >, 85ic; new S26SSc.
Osts-Frmer; No. 2, 2S;c. Rye-Quiet
and unchanged; Nc. !. 6Sc. Barley
Ftrmer; No. , spring cash 62tr; seller
July 6Ic. ProyIsions-Quiet and firm
Mess Pork-At 50 % cash and seller
July. Lard-Prime steam So 76
Toledo
TOLEDO. June l7.-Whest-Firm;
amber Michigan spot and seller June
81 o.; seller July 96G No. , red winter
spot and seller June 81 OS; seller July
g54c; seller August 9l!c; No. s red 9Oc;
rejected Wabash s53c. Confirm;
high mixed SS:c; No. spot 8StC; seller
July SSlc offered; No. white 4Otc; re-
jected SOC; damaged size. Osts-Dull;
No. . 25c.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28
PARIS LETTER.



PARIS Sept. 4, 1873
! | have seen somewhere an article in an
American paper arguing that the observance
Of the Sabbath, according to the American
idea, was increasing In Paris, and attributng
the supposed increase to the influence of Pro
testant missionaries. This is an impression of
superficial observers who jump at the conclu-
sion because less manual labor Is done on Sun
day, and many more shops and warehouses are
closed than was formerly the case. But these
appearances have nothing, except in the rarest
and most isolated cases, to do with the relig-
ious sentiments of the people. am told that
Protestant missionary work is going on III
sundry districts of Paris, but the result of these
well-meant attempts can only be as drop in
the vast ocean of the Partisan Sunday The
coit6ur has in his shaving saloon a neat little
placard with the information that his estab-
lishment will be closed on Sundays and fete
days at one O'Clock =. NJ. But his polite assis-
tant, when went to get shaved this morning,
was busy over his own ambrosial locks with Il
pair of curling tongs, and his young and buX-
ON consort had her hair in papers; these were
not, however preparations for church, or chap
cl, or Sunday school. In France they are
more suggestive of the maddening wine cup
or coffee cup and the maddening dance later
in the afternoon. There are plenty of jewelers.,
and linen diapers and tailor shops-shops
which 1t appears to me are quite nccdlessly
kept open-which do not close their doors on
Sunday here; but on the other hand, especial
| " on the Rue dc Ia PaiX, the Rue Scribe, and
the Avenue de rOpera, there are large num-
bcrs of commercial establishments which are
as Theoretically sealed as the banks and pub
lie places But he would be a blockhead who
would assume, and a hypocrite who should
MAINTAIN, that an increase of religious fervor,
rs we understand it, is at the bottom of this
partial abstinence from Sunday labor. The
smaller money changers shops are all wide
OPEN 50 are the toy shops, and the confection-
ers and pastry COOKS, because foreigners want
to change money, and French people are in
the habit of buying playthlngs and sugar
plums and twenty-five cent telephones for their
children on Sunday; but in the majority OF
instances il is not on that day that the public
require to purchase velvetS, and satins, Aubus-
son carpets, carved oak furniture, embossed
paper hangings, Medapalm calicoes, or the
lnew "Cestus OF Aglae" corsets. For lack of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28

Astrange story comes to us from down their
er. Mr. Frank Billings, an old fisher man near
the upper lock on the river, while running his
trout line few days since, found that he had
hung monster catfish. In order to secure
his game he wrapped the line around his
wrist The fish, making desperate effort
for liberty, upset the sl>itl, and the fisherman
being unable to diScntangle himself from the
line, was dragged under the water and
drowned before assistance could reach him.
Some neighbors on the bank witnessed the ca
tastrophe and FASTENED to the scene, but too
late They recovered the body of the drowned
man, and then secured the fish, which weighed
225 pounds. This statement comes to us so
well authenticated that we cannot doubt Its
truth.-Hdrt County (hyD Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28

An opinion of interest to Methodists has
been rendered by Chancellor Salisbury of Del
aware. J. B. Quigg. a stakeholder IN the Re
hoboth Beach Camp Meeting Association, ap
piled for writ of injunction TO restrain the
proprietor of the Bright House at that place
from permitting dancing, card playing, and
other amusements to take place in the house,
GA the ground that the same was contrary to
morality as taught by he discipline of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, and therefore a
violation of the charter Of the place. The
Chancellor declared emphatically that dancing
was in violation Of the discipline of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, and that argument to
the contrary would be useless On that ground
alone he was prepared TO issue the desired in
junction, but as the question of jurisdiction
was raised, he reserved his decision.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28

When, during the time Of Louis XIV, the
Princess of Vandemont was bitten by II mad
dog she put on green dress and, entering n
green carriage, drove to the shrine of st. HUI
bert of Ardennes, patron of hunters. On the
road she displayed some symptoms of hydro
phobia, but this did not alarm her, and reach
ing the chapel of st. Hubert she drank glass
of the water of the Black Spring, and putting
on green stole, had parts of the gospel of st.
John recited to her. Then she departed in
confidence that she would recover, as indeed
she did, though two other persons bitten at the
same time by the same dog died of hydropho-
bia To this day the French and Belgian peas
ants of the Ardennes region resort to the same
shrine with the same ceremonies whenever
they are bitten; and the gamekeepers and
huntsmen all wear medals of St Hubert and
on his feast give to their dogs fragments OF
bread blessed AT mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28

$ ooIiod - ,,,,o,..c, ,,.,n C,ru,cr Ever,
thirc I,nd d,yo,,irg s,,cl, ,cc hore cyidenc
,or thrift, irdu.,r,. and r,,-nori,v He evident
lv knows r,ho, b,rl ,,',l. moan. and hi. c,tim
=, nhlo vir, l. spro,, q, s,,i,,. boI,nae, for sucl
In man Tho, cyiordol IN us The fullest bo.pl
It,l,y compaiublp with fine circunstapccs. VI
r enjoyed our dinner hugely and left immcnscl,
gratihcd, and with best wishes for their con
ltInucd prosperity and Happiness,
Soon after leaving, while eros ing braV'I
full prairie, we discovered a fine prairie chick
en- ana Il half dozen, more or less, made io
him; crack went the rcyoivcrs, one aiming
pocket pistol, r"rl end beng in the wionS al
Irectlon, and none Of the shots took ELECT ant
away iiew the game, ,he bold hunters aitcl
him, while the rest Of Us constitu'eda commit
tee to repair "hllic'itc WhIch mao Deer
broken by the pIungingoI the horses when The
skirmishing began,
must omit further details OF THE chase,
OF the concert on the way 10 town by our vocal
lists, ana other incidents " our very pheasant
excursion.
We lett Grand Island the next morning
soie SVoPp''8 ~ O."'NsNi"c' o'"e'' at 'o'''i'
o's' al SUNNI" '''o, '"''''''' o"r ,',o'' VI '"'
parry "''H'''' " ',''',''''" "' -
"''''''' '''y "',. W '',,,' :" wagons 0'''' Wv
.o""''' 'o"'' VI VI, '''V' Wv "''',' ?"o
"'"" w ''"''''' "''''' Nv '''''' SUM-
must depart from my luieas 10 describing
towns, ana say very DrlehY that fremont a
city OF some 3''oo iil"ol'"h'' Is one o' inc
most Deau'Ilul anu "'''"c'l'ec '''cS nave seen
IN west Inc s'rce'S are everywhere 'ineo
WIN halosolho ',''s' ""'o" !" " IL" ye"n'
VIII oon'ei' '"' "'o'0 O''' '"'' S'"'" p"' N
INC dwellings arc PiinC'P",9 i'e"' anu ''''e'"'
aho give o'iu'no' Vi '"''''e' nC' anu ''Nn'-
nieh'' inc SCHOOL ''ouSe' oeA'ei''h'' oheS
numerous III" o"S'n'H' ee"'i"''y seeinS " oc
'hIl'ihs'
inc Guy supports iou' p"pe'S' '"oi'u'ns ',io
D"|y He'"'"' i''"' SIN 'o'un'n P"poi ANY
co''c"' ha''nS i'iso ''''"i"''"n anu iio''"'ly
supported ny 'ne oo'."'s' i''oi' vi ''ic Guy 'h'
county iho "''""' o''i'o - viz Vi 'iie 'oiy
ocs' III .'o ''"''' anu ."' "'''o'''' VI JUN 'nu
Jo' WIN '''' Wv - ''A'l"' "''''''''''S
Our former townsmen L. ID. Black, and
John Hansen, are here IN business, ana both
seem to be ilourlshihS as was glad To learn
W.. j. Montgomery Is mere or hereaoouts, but
did not get my eye on nm.
In general way 1t may be SAID that Nebras-
ka is splendid prairie state with few disad-
vantages or drawbacks The land is fertile,
climate healthy, the people enlerprsing, intelli-
gent and industrious.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-09-28
WHAT j NEVER SAW,
1 never saw a man SO great,
onpl1 NOT find "a prpntpr.

4 never saw man SO great,
| could not find n greater;
Nor knew one who could oft potato,
But grew great potate-er.
never saw man so grand,
had not seen II grander;
Nor lass that man could understand,
Though born to understand her
never saw Il man so wise,
There had not been u wiser;
Nor one so Quicl, to analyzc,
Not beat by Ann Eliza.
tneycr saw man SO low,
Icould not find lower;
Nor ever knew so great foe,
Three would not make him four,
Lncver saw a man so cute,
There never was one cutter;
And never saw a lass 10 suit,
That could not find a sutton.
never saw Il man so strong,
There never was stronger;
Nor ever saw a verse so long,
could not make it longer.
Ineyer saw man So free,
There meier had been freer;
Nor c'er Il lass too late for tea,
That could not shed Il tear.
never saw man so grave,
He could not be a graver;
Nor one upon lifc's billOwy wave,
That did not sometimes wayer
never saw lass so fair,
There neer had been fairer,
Nor one with many beauties rare,
Found not in Others rarer.
never saw girl SO neat,
There nc'cr had been a ncatcr;
Nor one that was pleased to meet
| met not in short meter.
never saw maid so pure,
There could be nothing purcr;
Nor ever saw thing quite sure,
That could not well be surcr.
| never saw girl SO bright,
could not find brighter;
Nor one 30 good and just and right,
could not find writer.
| never saw a lass to win,
There was no one to win her,
And never heard SO great u din,
Icould not find dinner.
never saw n pretty miss,
Where love was sure to miss her;
Nor one whose lips were ripe for kiss,
That found not soon Il kisscr
/ ne'er saw lips so ripe and sweet,
None Others could be swcetcr
And none where I'd kiss repeat,
Except as repeater.
! never saw a day so clear,
There had not been Il clearer
md ne'cr a man who had an ear,
But wished lifelong era.
never knew so great an ache,
could not find an acre;
Nor any job to undertake,
without an undertaken.
| never saw SO bad rhyme,
But that it had rhymer;
Nor ever saw one measure time,
Till after time of Timor.
EsEsEN, IN "7hf IrohSclr
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1878-06-01

The Barbour County MAIL is new pa
per the first number OF which was issued
last week at Medicine Lodge. by N. J.
Cochran. Itls well getten mp and spicy
local journal. 1t says Of Attorney Sutton
The genial and accomplished lawyer, NJ
w. Sutton. looked in upon us last Friday.
Mike has a ho>t of friends In Barbour and
is deseryediv popular. In his official ca-
reer as County Attorney OF Ford county.
he has gwen eminent satisfaction and has
ably discharged tho duties of the Office.
Mike deserves promotion. and IL viii come
as surely as the ''Etoruai years Toll on. y