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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-08
VOL. III.--NO. AZ.
n Japanese BedcIianber,

| VI furniture, in one sense of the word.
tiicre is, III Japanese house, almost none.
The casual visitor sees no sofa, chairs.
{ tables, stoves, curtains or hat rack In the
parlor, or room for receiving guests, are
seen in the tOkOn0,1u, or raised space u
handsome sword-rack, flower vases, bronzcs
or lacqucrcd ware. In the ladies' chamber
will he found bureaus, mirror or toilet stands
| boxes cabinets racks for
dresses, but all these are Lilputian in size
anu II may be seen at glance that they are
TO be used when knccling or sitting on the
loor. The fact that everything is done on
thc i1oor explains in great part why the
Japanese are 50 cOurtly and ceremonial in
'nclr customs. What is a bcdchambcr at
night, is usually put to some other use dur
ing the day. Bedtime come, the sliding
door closets are opened, and the bcdcothcs
brought in. One or two quilts are laid upon
the floor. Near the upper one is laid the
pliow-a block Of wood with a small pad.
The paper pillow case, in a well kept house,
IS renewed every day. An enormous and
lhlckly padded loose coat, made of silk or
c"t,on ls laid on top, and fits nicely to the
body. This is the covering On this sort
o' c"nch all japanese have slept from time
lmmcmorial Among Il few of the richest
families the bedding is of silk With the
great mass of people ii is of the usual dark
blur, quilted cotton cloth. The object of
tn" Japanese pillow is, evidently, SO to rest
the head as not to disarrangc the coiffurc.
with the woman, this is matter of impor-
tancc. since it usually requires an hour or
wv" '"r the work Of arranging the hair.
Hence the priest, whose head is shorn, does
not use Il pillow Of the usual kind, but
more luxurious one made round and re-
s"mbling ours, though much smaller This
is called the b0s"-nl0k'UW or priests nil
low. In Japanese hotel | always called
Tor one OF The latter pattern. In summer,
when the mosquitoes make their appearance
Cor Japan is equally favored with the rest
"f the world with these pests, mosquito
nets are found in every household that can
afford them. The netting is good and
strong, though rather coarse. II is mostly
pink or green. The nets (kach0) are made
IN Tho form of cube. They are hung by
brass rings in the woodwork on the corners
OF the room, occupying nearly the entire
space of the room. They thoroughly
answer their purpose. When a Japanese
WIDOW chooses to consider it leap year, and
wishes TO secure partner, she simply hints
to II favored suitor that the mosuui o-net IL
too large. For the bahy's maps a smaller
one il provided.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-08
~0~
Go To!

Judge" Now, young man, sentence
you I" twenty years at hard labor in the
State Prison for killing that man with a
cart rhng It'll be a warning to other yo,,np
men who spend their evenings in bar-rooms
moi to go to such vile placcs.n
Other Young Mnn--" Please, sir, where
shall we gol "
Judge" Go TO church,"
IN! Other Young Man-" What, every even
ru,,..n ''" ',iH' re not open, cilher.'
otlitf l"ahs'' .,."s---rrn ia n,m,n- -roo.,n...-
Judge.
Judge" We'll, go--go--to dime con-
cert. ........
Other Young Man" What shall we do
the other five week cvcnings.f"
Judge" Go-go-to see Some rcspecta.
bic young ladies'"
Other Young Man--"'rhcy want oysters,
ice cream and theatre tickets, Judge. Can't
afford cm on seven dollars a week"
Judge" Well, go-go-go-go to your
rooms and study and become Judge, like
me-"
Any Other Young Man." Judge, it's
tough work studying after working all day.
Did you get to be II Judge by studying?"
Judgc-"Why yes, of course"
Other Young Man-" Studying what9"
Judge -" Politics, of course no i
mean | studied rcadin', ritin', arithmetic
and law"
Any Other Young Man-"Yes, Judge.
Where do you spend your evenings,
Jndgcl"
Judge" Well, l generally dine at tho
club and then take a run around town,
drop in ut a theatre and ut the Fifth Avenue,
or a beer tunnel, and sometimes I take Il
spin around the corner at ----- or up to
-, stop; what am sayingf Young
man, spend my virtuous evenings in the
bosom of my virluous family, and retire at
ten to my spring bcdstead."
Other Young Man" Well, Judge, wO
can't afford these luxulies until we are
elected Judges. Wish you'd tell us where
to 60 evenings"
Judge" "Go-go--go to the devil "
All the Other Young Mcn--"Ycs, Judge,
we're going there"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-08
Giyon Up by DOCTORS.

"Is 1t possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up
and Hat work, and curedSby 80 simple a
remcdyp" ~ .y4
81 assure you that 1t Is true that ho is
entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters; and only ton days ago his
doctors gave him up and said he must
Giep' '.1 2 fN't'@' tt'~
swell q day That. Is remarkable !
I Twin 60 this day and get some for my
poor George. I know, hops are good"
Moderation is tho silken string rum
~ =, ~ <nrouoh ha ne,, ri chain of virt,,pa,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-05-08

Reprove thy frlend privately, .eorn.
mend him pubiioly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
The Most MLrried Of Women.

BENJAMIN Abbott. who has just died
I'm SMYRNA. y. y IN the cighty--rcond
wear a. his aye. WAS the seventh mus
band %. his wijuN, who survives u'W.
This mu,u-,JlScl-ot and wurH-puh-
T~hyi event Tor il went the ruUuuS %,
the press OF the uat.oul, when he Ion
the second and she for the seventh time
bowed before the altar ut Ilymcn, uc-
CURED on June 80, $50, me then h,-
inc Scventy-right and she cishty-twu
wears ult. Nr>. Abbott history in tine
marital relations %. life stands perhaps
without % parallel .u the records oi the
nation. and tradition has 70 'uylrl~ t1 ne
yvt auOjuur. D. Is Currculv stated with
out contradiction that some years ago
she had q vision ju which eight mrH
stood before her IN q peculiarly me
urr>-ivr manner, which >ur has ever rr-
gau.vt Is prophetic Of the number of
,ougur>tS she was % make. The eighth
Is lust ~ likely and reasonable as tine
seventh, auG already public gossip is hr-
ginning 20 marx TINS and that man a>
the victim 81 the next conquest. Her
maiden name wJ~ Williams. amt she has
been sIc,c,>Nr,y NJ, TrauN. MIS-.
Ri--~. Ms. Iauuw. M,>. Wallace Ms
B-.... Ns-. Ha', aui Mr., Abbott. iu
ever, instance, save ,uc first. -ar has
married v.ipVcr~. some %: them with
g1ol number OF children, and on one
occasion iu her early married life she
went 90 the aiWShuusr and took there
from three children and raised them.
She never had any children Of her own.
All her iiie.uIs been spent near smyrna,
and all her husbands have been buried
hy the same undertaken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15

"Oi course not. In my small eNper
fence have met with more gentlemen,
in the fullest sense OF the term. among
actors than in any other ank OF life.
They are generous, upright, pure men.
who could lend one helping hand in the
matter Oi advice and assistance without
implying by manner, action or demand.
But such are not in the maJOrIty-un
the stage or oil. But the wings are no
SUNDAY school, vet, at least in SOM
fL.Hllrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15

Few people understand how large for
tunes are amasSed so rapidly in stock
operations. MeSsrs. Lawrence X Co.
Bankers, New York, have just pub,
hshed 1.-TWO unerring rules for success,
and full details, 50 that any one can op
crate. Mailed Tree. Their new combi
nation system Of dealing in stocks j,
wonderfully profitable. BY this method
thousands OF orders. in various sums
are pooled into one immense capital
and co-operated rs a mighty whole
thus securing to each shareholder al
the advantages OF vast capital and best
skill. Profits divided every thirty days
SD would make So profit, 500 would
-. "a ,o0o, a. per vent. "h til'
stock in the month, and so on, accord
ing TO the market. 4 New York fashion
editreSs and prominent newspaper cor
respondent made over 37j per cent
profit on an Investment, October 9TH
ISIS. Many others are doing rs well oI
better. Large or small amounts can be-
used with equal proportionate success
by this system. All kinds of stocks and
bonds wanted Government bonds
supplied. Apply TO Lawrence < Co.
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, New York
City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
An Indian Fair.

Ol all the fairs held lately it is doubt
iul whether any is more significant ol
progress than that oj ne Chippewa In
dauS held on Thursday, the 18TH rn-...
at White Earth Reservation in the In
dian Territory. The exhibits includes
horses, cattle, grain, vegetables, butter
cheese, maple sugar, syrup, bread and
cake, preserves and pickles, rag carpets,
reed mats, mocCasins, quilts, bark work
and mittens. Most ut the judges Were
Indians. Among those who decided ON
stations and brood mares were Naw-
wa-mc-ka-Soncr and Mav-shaw- hC-ge-
sink while among the experts on hogs,
sheep and poultry were Sav-Cah-gay and
Wah. gorch-shuh. The premiums Tor
bulls and COWS We're mainly awarded 10y
May-tah-nouch, Moh-kah-g"-wcnk and
Wen-kC-mah-dub while Mrs BIv-ig-
wah.nOurh was among the judges oil
dairy and kitchen products. the prem
ium, arranged from = to - GEMS.
Among the exhibits thus hOuured WI,
''thc breaking pillow in hes, condition
alter two OF more years use. \ Pre-
was given Ia tine farmer WHO did mos,
breaking the past wear another to one
who cultivated most land with least cE-
pcnsc 10 tho Government. and third -
him who owned the most farm tools in
the best condition. The judges IN the
farm class were Bay-bOm, Mc-no-gc-
shick and Iav-Cum-e ge--u.-, tog, tucr
with three whit" men " tuuuI any
special distinction even with r,g .ri 90
their names.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15

Dear blessed, rolickiug, noisy, tor.
mcnting, comforting boy What would
We DO without YOU How much ~,
Ike, Suspecting il, his breezy presence
in the house, Except for him, how
would errands be done. chairs brought
nails driven, cows stoned out al the
way, letters carried, Irvine and knivc.
kept ready, lost thing, found, luncheon
carried to pirnirs, three year-olds thai
cry led out oi meeting. butterflies and
birds nests and birch bark got, tn,
horse taken round the stable, borrowed
things sent hOmc-and all with no
charge for time
Dear, patient, busy boy, Shall we
not sometimes answer his questions
give him a comfortable seat wait and
not reprove him until after the company
has gone ? let him wear his best ,a'ke
and buy him hall the neckticS as h.
sister has give him some money, even
il there is not enough to 70 around
listen tolerantly 10 ms little Dragging
and help him do his sums I?
All, never is one such act or word
thrown away on a loving, open-hearted
boy. Men know that all through tue
wear and tear OF life they keep lar
,-,..,...,. 49, sss.5s.IOfs -,'inc man OF
woman who was kind TO them in their
bovhOod than OF the friend who helped
or cheered them Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

INTHECOU STY cot RI Oh ONO COUNTY
i ". Va, October Rule, lA1J
The Nail city Building and Loan Association,
"
Jusepn T.. Booth, Margaret Both and another
- CHANcEEY, WIN ArTN'HNEST.
The object IT hi. suit e ~ obtain = dccfcc ini
The sum ul twelve bundled dollar. 1n "a, ounI
~ money loaned the ,aii Joseph X. Both AMI
Margaret BDlh hy the aid plaintiff snd th,
sun Of two hundred and two dollar un' ms
cent? ~ artOuut II ducs fine, aud other CT rye
with which aid Margaret Booth hAs beeu
sol A. member 81 ,iii Association. IN bs
Cpllecte-l out III the SEPARATE c.tAte of the sail
Margaret Both found IN this state. And Il AZ
pcaHus los the rrtuW oi the Ofioer 10 whom this
same Was directed. that neither the aid Joseph
K. Booth nor the aid Margaret Roth. has bccr
>Drvci tn prpoC-. Joe this suit, and that oDpy
81 the uricT 81 attachment has bccu Acfycd Ut
y earle Hamilton one 1T the defendants IN Thu
suit who 10 hss bcCu stigg"sted. j. Indebted II
the saii AcrgArct Tooth aud n sls, apps riffg
irum uu AFFIDAVIT fl,-i ith thst the siid
Joseph x. Roth and the said Margaret Booth
ave non residents oi this ~aic. on motion Of ths
aid plaintiff 10 !. nticpd that the aid nO1-usi
dent defendants 10 sppcar here next Rule Day
tp-wii: the tr,t Monday In November ls79. and
DO what j. NECESSARY tn protest their interests
herein. GEORGE HOOK. Clerk
. II. r.. FEEGr~-pS. nj for oompl't ocIuawi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
THE GERMAN EMPEROR.
Some Anecdotes OF His Charac-
terand Way of Life.

London Trni'
The Emperor William completed ms
si,hty.secapd wear last March. and is
.ll -, ..,,,.,,,,l, o., e,,io,. a ,n,j lin
sun '',''7
ner, tuOd@h ne Iiio an lhleINlc" 'N'IE
morning with his physician. who decides
,,,,..,ba. his ,,ois.t,. j. IN On ont or
""'''e' ne must N''L " MS ''...''''
APropoS OF the dinner the urN' 'oIil'er
of tire mouth o. the kaiser was once Il
Er.pcbmac anil prrbah.y still is. Only
,f,,r r,r, $50 tine .mprror. ., ..
g.. ..rtnti.r.. al. missed him and ST..
- d. T.,,"r lat most Brt tI.
,,.,,, .b;,f ,,cl- u..p,ra ha.. intention,
80. ,,,..oo.},I ip,....p,, his .uo.t.lll-
..,,...,,,ya..'' T..., I,-,I g, ,.,ies al y,nr.ut
- i,.ii,..-.i,n :, tho E,rp,h.
49, 80, - =, ., ',,,'i
H., c,,,.eror !. irlaal am crfrurr I'm
-. -, 81 ,,.. ,,,rl "A Inc. which 81
-, ..,s,.E,II ,nr.,in,, seemed I'm
~. s...r.aI, aware oi Ills relations IN.
- d.. .,,,-,,,.f ,.,p..rt arp eyidau,, oi
.;,,..r,r,. I,, .,,r,i,e. and mn. sind.
I'D ,I,n Tio oi M, lannon's rr.irressnr
L,...I..;I. ,I,, ,.r.,t Whom voru,, r,
~. ...nn,,n.I ,r 90, ossiInnp. and
va .,,v" ',,. 'G ,,,,I ,Tc ,,nrtEie
w..
a., ,.r.,,i IN. I,,irprnon rhilpso-
-. t,a. ,,,t r,nlr,r.I f,r tb, kaiser
,r.r,,I,. r,ri,,inus lie bagiuS every
t.. i.,. r,,.Iin., Lis EihIa and sm,I. rs
80, -. -, n,, tl,;nt. nf ,,b.r i,r,s
",'T ,, I;,. VI :, wonIJ La fine grr,,a.r nj
' ~ ~ -. - regorJ him rs n crnwneJ
D".I..y IT., jisn,tcLps which Mo
IN r.,j jrrin., IA. Franco. +, ;rrmap war.
"m 90 Ill, i nr,IscJ tLn llmicbtv for line
prr..i,n yirtnrirs wore written i'm q
,,.ri.,,I,. honest gnI believing shirt and
,,.r, i'm trutb ,lifyipy instances of hu-
,,,iI;,v ~, o,Lis NOT INTO rs. but
me-, .Tb,. name yivn tb, pr,is." Hin.
,', -, i n"tbi,1,i II nor inconsistent.
m zinc III Prussia" os bc WAS
,,,,.a '.t,.l.I boj tLn reverse nj a rrputa.
ion fnr Lnsritolitv The truth i that
h. L,J a very small allowance. and Prns-
siam traditions have ALWAYS been frugal.
The pruuerpr'S father. Frederick VIII
liam, I'M. lived i'm the plaine,t manner;
much moro MAINLY than most cOmiorta-
II,.-nfr p.rIin.rs InIaaI tine old kim
- r1.baT amused ~ see how ms own
.rti.,.,s cent him, amt " One dav Their,
49,. , y.,, ,,nJ dinner nj tine rlla,,.
I...LEr..,,il ,,.itI, ,,r,il. ..It's al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
Casting Dice for Bibles.

II NAV he noted that an official IN
CURRY into the charities of 81. Ives took
place on Aug. 9, when Wilde's charity,
among others was considered. The
amount ayOidable was stated to be IS a
year. Twelve Bibles were to be east
- by aies 10 TOE shpss6 q, VIII Viii 2, TT sSe
Vicar for a sermon, and Is. to the Clerk. .
During the inquiry, the Vicar said he
thought il a scandal that dice-throSing
should take place in the church. Icon
'c,ude, therefore, that the practice is con-
tinued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
ASrIc.uUS LETTER.

The first agraph, in German. ran
As follows. 81 thought it would cease,
but 1t ceases not. So be Il, then.
Hereby propose 10 solve an important
question. namely, are suicides in their
right senses, or are they the victims OF
mental aberratiOn9 Thus the question
is commonlo put, but I fancy that 1t does
not touch the real point at issue. \
man makes up his mind TO put an end
a. his life when he finds that he takes
no interest i'm IL; when he cannot dis
cover i'm the EhOle wide world the least
thing which awakens sympathy in his
breast. The question, Therefore, Is not
whether tine suicide be mad OF sane, but
whether on not he have anything to
hoPs- ~, itQa So Asgs- or .nalhia4s
lin RuSsian.) There is still another
question to solve. In German.I Are
suicides towards? That lover who al
lowed himself to be dragged to death by
a horse before the eyes Oihis bethrotbed
affords no proof 10 the contrary. Per
haps he would have cast himself loose
from the cords that bound him had il
been in his power To do so. Yhat other
fellow who burned himself to SeaIh i'm
Bdessa, was probably no coward. ior hs
might have thrown away the petroleum
lamp and thus saved his life. Yet his
clothes were already ON fire, and Ne
straw he was lying upon was smOuldeV-
ing; still he may have wished To escaIN
death, had it been feasible. Now,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
HUNTING FOR GENERALS.
Mr.. Lincoln, Gen. Scott and
ThurlOw Weed on a Military
HINT

Interview with Thurlow wccl in Gru'.
cane, NJ. Iiurnlu', iuau.url,iou. q"
cortiru.l ,,. ,...nr,u inuruoii. .. WAS
much and .,.o,y associated u, MIN.
A., mel. ~ Inc, Hit,aJ b.twrcn
V,.,ina,,, and NII,nv rnnstontiy dur.
;n,, an r. ,rrr;,Jo y..,s M ,In var
Mill amor niai,t was closely r,o,r.aj
- in tLr rrnsIjcpt uil, ,Ilip ibr White
Uonsa had rotirrJ and saw the struc,le
tIo, 90 onJ g,nd man had constantly
,.;,, ,;.n di0;crIii,. and r,.pnu.rriInie.
of hi. r,.;,,,r Lovn n,tLipo uurh
-, ia .r,u.,.I,,.. I,rt tLinl - .,ij NJ
N,,l r.,.,,;,,. a., i,i. no., and his Hind.
,,., t,rJ 1;,on tL;nt his. THANH
-. 49,, H., ,..,..,.,IroJ ,,,, CLic,.,n On.
,.or,.nn 60 rn,,ingtn Abraham .nroIp
ior President and moved inc pcopIc 10
ol,.t him -
"Yon had opror,upilirs of knowing
him we'll SUGGESTED Inc laporlcr.
"NohoJv heller recall the fact that
u.har +nc yy,r ,r,. fairly bnoup fIr
prpsident and were talking one pigut
ayc, rho u,,e.,ion If who sTnnId he an
Uo; ,' ~ ,Ln ,.I,i.i cnmmanJ q. our
armies We wanted IN find = reldv-
ID Wosbipg,nr and Iiln't know IN
v,Lo, dir.rtio9 IN a., and look an. nm a"
"Tbe~e was General scott. ven 1rrd
tho infant from fine only pic.o.a. in the
v.orlI
~. .,'l ,Lo vbitn.hoirpJ un,,h.,
a. ,L.. a.. Gra,l .,,nd vent IN l,m
- tall a,opt II 10, nlrlsn understand
MIN an lilo, thot Inc wouIJ do ,,id .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
Sale OfValuabIe Twelfth Street
Property.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling:
Robert COnwcll and Annie Couweu, his vile,
"
John tCuWu.l AMI UthcN,
~ ,uANCEEY.
The undersigned special commissioner hcrcby
gives notice that by virtue oi the authority
vested iu him boy lecrCc IN above name,l ,au,c'
made boy said CoUT, on september O. l>'9 lc WILL
On MONDAY, OCTOBER &, A. d. ls79,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock 4. ", sell al public
auction lac font door III the Court House ol
Ohio Got. .y, West Virginia, In the tliy oi
Wheeling, "a the highest ami best bidder, the
follow iug y>,rhci real estate in The said city,
county and state. thai j. Ia nay. Lot number
eight is and the east one third ot lot number
nine o.. fronting ON the south side ut 1Nclih
street ard ct>t 81 Byron street, bciug Ia the
BCllaiic addition 90 said CIty, On thH properly
l. erected a double tenement brick dwelling
house. two stories high on Twelfth >trCt, and
three stuTICs ia the rear.
Terms or SALE-Uuc. Ihiul oi the purchase
money, AID a, much more thereof ~ the pur'
chaser NAV Clett ~ Iay, IN cash uu day ut safe
aud the residue In two equal lnNialmyut>, pay
able In Xix aud twelve months from the daN ol
sale with interest from that day, the pun hAscr
to give eli, notes, with personal security therein
approved 10y the undersigned, ior said deferred
instalmcntS and the title to be- retained until
payment in full at the puuhaSc money.
ALFRED CALDW ELL,
Special commissioner.
Above sale is adjourned until MONDAY,
October 18th A. u. 1877 at 10 O'Clock 4. ", al
SAINT place ~ before. ...,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
oc7i special tommi>'ipnvr
AIH,yr sale j. adjourned until MONDAY,
October 1uth A. u. leiJ. at 10 o'clock A n, At
ALFRED Caldwell.
.t.HsH 1. 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
WIT AND HUMOR.


HARD TO beat-boiled eggs.
A DoUBLE-shell race-clams.
A BEAR spot-the North Pole.
The first duty on ito cross it.
A DRINK for the sick well water.
A STIRRING time-making porridge.
ALI the rage with the girls marriage.
The latest thing in boots-stockings.
BUSTERS should be lined for winter
use.
THE board of education-the school
masters shingle.
He is wise Egyptian who knows his
own mummy.
A CHINESE belle in Canton is named
Ting-ah-Ling.
A TOWN gets along very well til it
comes to its sewerage.
NEVER bother a brooding hen. You
may spoil the set.
The wheat growers motto-Of two
weevils choose the least.
Mr.. KRUPP calls his big gun glove, y
because Love levels all ranks.
WHY is a rosebud like a prouissory
note2 Because il natures by falling due.
IT was a confirmed drunkard who ex-
claimed, - had rather be tight than be
president"
THE king Of the FIJI Islands is said to
relish Baby Mine. very much, He
likes it well done, too.
IT is getting chilly; it is time to light
the Office fire. No is the time 10 send IN
poems on autumn.
WHAT is the difference between a
farmer and bottle Of whiskeyH One
husbands the corn and the other cOrnS
| the husband.
WHEN he is twenty-one the boy is
supposed to have ontgrown the switch,
but thai i just the age when a girl begins
10 need one.
A WEsTER> litOr SAYS that water has
tasted strong Oi sinners ever since the
| deluge,and that's the reason why he
takes whisky in his'n.
prisoner, were YOU not afraid to take
that money from your enploye : tll-
Won a mere child in wears oh. yes
sir, / was afraid ] "a be cO,ched.
AZ illinois itor returns thanks for a
| centipede sem I'M bv mail from Texas
it being the first cent o. any kind that
he has received Tor several weeks.
Investigation wants TO know what
is good ipr cabbage worms. Bless your
spul. man, cabbagcs, of course. \ Good
plump cabbage will last several wo m, Il
week.
So, EBoDY suggests that one o. the
leading topics touched upon in Thanks
giving sermons this wear will be- the .J.t
that the next great walkingma,ch j, 10
take place in England.
"MY GOOD WOMAN, - said an evangelical
caller. "hayc you got the gospel here
NO, sir, We haven't replied the Old
crore, "hut they got il awful down 10
Memphis.
Az earnest Methodist was hauled over
the GOALS 10y council OF brother mini
tcrS for the sin of eXag Grafton. H."
arose and said, The pun -rment th"v
hal judged him was just. lie knew urS
sin. He had shed balls oil tears over
IT,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15

EDWARD SEGUIN, the opera singer, who
died at ROCHESTER, y. Y, Thursday
morning, was the eldest son OF a more
famous singer OF the same name. lie
was in London about fifty-four years
ago, and studied ten years in Europe.
He came TO this country in 1861 and two
OF three years thereafter married Miss
Zelda Harrison, also a singer. Both
husband and wife were great favorites
with the American public, and Mrs
Seguin still enjoys an enyiable reputa.
ton. Mr.. Seguin last Appeared As "Ths
Bailie' in the Chimes oi Normandy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-15
Sale Of Valuable Centre Wheel
ing Property.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, -:
Charles Meder, ei al
- In ghancarv

In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, -:
Charles Meder ei al
In OhanCefy.
Carl Mehl, ei al.
Bv virtue OF AT Orier entered In the above en-.
titled cause on the 10th day OF October, lS9, !
will, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Il, ls7e,
Commencing at 10 clock A. N, a: the front door
Of the Court House for Ohio county, West Viz
ginia. proved To sell Al public auction Ia the
highc>. sud best bidder the following described
rea estate, to-wit: The southeast one-q quarter OF
lot numbered onehundred Snd seven No. lU'l D,
situate on the northwest corner OF Market and
Twenty second streets in that paI, OF the city OF
Wheeling, laid ont by william thapline and
John Enh.
TERMS-Oue half oi the purchase money. OF
A. much more a. the purchaser may elect, cash
on day OF sale, and the balance In TX months
frum day OF sale, with interest, the de cfrcd psy'
ment % he secured 20 the satisfaction oi the un'
designed. HENRY VI. kJs-ELl-
o.lll special Com missioner.
&c. HERNEY, AuctiOuccr.