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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12
Trustees Sale,

RY virtue Of the terms of a trust deed sxe.
- cuted to the undersigned on the Sd day N
May, 1875, by Alexander Lyle aud wife, duly
registered in the Registers Office Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, In Deed Book l07, page 81,
to secure the Indebtedness thereby secured, j
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12

sell a PVBLio AUCTION the entire stock Of
watches, iewolry and s~ilver-warei also the hx-
lures now In store-house No. 2& Main street,
Sale TO commence atll o'clock a ~. and con-
tinue from day 10 day until sold.
Memphis, March 8, 1879. S.i2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12
saturday, April .. 1879.
" within him legal hours, to following described !,

Of land, to-Wit: W
Situate lying and being in the Taxing Dis
sr1ct OF Shelby county lMemphisl, State ~
tennessee, and beginning at a stake on tbe
north side Of Alabama street, $50 feet from
the intersection Of Alabama street with Tho
hrst alley west of Clown Reserve y eyonno
ln0w known as Manassas street.; thence
northWard and parallel with said alley i6OE
iget 70 an alley 20 feet wide; thence extending
along said last mentioned alley so feet TO The
western boundary Of Samuel Tighe's lSt.
thence southwark along said boundary 1890
Ieeti thence westward $50 feet to the begin
ming, on which there are valuable ;m,,reva-
ments. Same being lot No. 8 of r. B. Haw-
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash balance In
w equal payments on a credit of one and
" years, purchaser executing notes for de-
ierred payments, and a lien will be retained
10 secure deferred payments.
OWEN DWYER, Clerk.
:; s. X, RAY, JR., Sol. for Complainant.
warren o, leS. 4-10-l6-2
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12

The market opened this morning
steady with a moderate demand. The
following are the
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12

NDBR and by virtue of a deed Of trrs,
executed 70 me, as trustee, By Matbiss
huppert on the 18th day Of August. IsT5'
which is recorded in the Registers office al
shelby county, Tennessee, in Deed Book 81
page 53, / will, on ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12
Saturday, March ~, 1879,

az Y n, in front Of the courthouse in Nam.
bidder for cash, the following prouertS- ~
Wit: Being in the city Of Memphis. ealisI
ort Pickering, and being lot No. s, In blocf
~, beginning on the south side Of Caroiina
street SSN feet from the east line Of Ninth
street; thence eastwardly with the smith linz
OF Carolina street 50 feet; thence soufbwarjIS
n parallel with Ninth street $50 feet; thence
westWardly and parallel with Carolina street
beginning. :" 'ne
Default having been made in the payment
OF the debt secured by said trust deed, al the
request Of the beneficiary the sale viii bs
made At the time and place aforesaid. Equity
OF redemption Is waived; title believed Ia Be
gooq' put l sell and convey as trustee only.
Ito-lo q. q. BURKE, T7ustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12
PROBATE COURT SALE
-OP-
House and Lot.

No. 8SRI DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
count, Iennessee1James A. Anderson, ad-
james X. Grace ct al. '
by. virtue of a decree for sale entcred IN
L , this cause I will sell at public auction. To
tne highest bidder, in front Of the court
door on Main street, Memphis, Tenn., on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12

Thursday, March IA. 1870.

pY virtue Of a deed of assignment executed
- 70 me by Lloyd 4 Fritl on December N,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-03-12

nDhk and BY vntue Of a deed Of trust
dali and selena Kendall, on the 18th dsv ae
January, 1870 which Is recorded in The KSpis.
tsa Office Of Shelby county, Tenn, In Beat
ITO, page 100, / will, on SA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-20
RUSSIAN NInIlIsrs IN GERMANr.
Three Young Russians Arrested and Con-
demned TO Imprisonment.

BERLIN, May l-Ilcrc in this capital It
was found that the Nliiiisls worc seeking to
establish themselves IN the fortress whence the
Russians all 81 Hebrew blood. though of 40
religious belief. were condemned 70 lmurlspu-
ment for periods ot four ana nine months for
being connected with "a society which mad 4
been notified To- the police and FOR conduct cal
culated 10 mperil public u"Hce and order. The
letters. articles. prOclamauons. and pamphlets
belonging t. them .ud PRODUCED IN court
proved them to bee reyuiutionI-ts Of the deepest
dyc, Missionaries IL the maddest type.
Their primary am seems o. have been TO
organic the jewish youth here into a section
the " Section IT the Decd for the purpose Il
seconding the efforts OF their brothers IN Rus
many Ia rise up "a open warfare. Class hatred
from the "thuic. not the pecuaiagy. point "
with Them; he international brotherhood ~
workmrn.' wrote ono. knows NO division Of
humanity into populations and races; Their
section wa- To include women-thr Public Prose-
cutor pointed Out thnt The softer srN In Russia
had frequently welded the pistol and the
dagger-and they wrote to their a'romplcc- at
home that they were sure 81 the cooperation II
q great numher Of friends and officials here.
They invented cipher. they wrote pamphlets
numbers; they transacted business ut their
weekly meetings with all the niethutoi Nestry-
men; they aimed at founding pr3pngnndist
journals, and they were promised subsidies by
The chief aims Of tho " Section Of the Deed -
were 10 produce and promote TIE circulation of
revolutionary literature and smugglr IL into
Russia, and 10 establish relations with tho In
trrnational and tie Socialist, of other couu-
tries. one Of the documents produced in court
was paper found IN the rooms Of two Russian
students in k0ncsberg in 1876, which throws
op,.apd ~ The N,bi.ttsS Ra t rs Is cniy M
b" had says this appuliinr programme. 20
the relative advantage dorNHli" 90 our reN nlu-
Primarily Therefore. must Be- rrr6uutI those,
who IRE most dangerous and destructive for
the revolutionary organization. and whose
a. on fNr a. lta
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The Galiows In Oregon.


Kat-koo-at. the Chilicat Indian, who was
sentenced 10 death for the murder OF Thomas
J. Brown. in Alaska Territory, in January last
was hnhg"d Yesterday NWrh9"l inH"d
States Mnrshal Waters performed the official
duty. The siockude which had been erected to
shut out public view did not prevent many from
seeing the hanging who were not holders OF
tickets. Spectators were admitted until All the
available space inside the enclosure WIS oc-
cupied. and many persons clHmorud ~ 10 tho
top OF ne fence and looked over, or peeped
through the cracks between the plunk~.
Yesterday morning kai-koo-at ate a hearty
breakfast nj G:3O. After cspaichng his meal
hat-koo-at sat down very composcdly and
smoked his pipe for some time Al about 10
oGioIk N ih' 1I',,3oh tiir h'N' w. =. Dnut'l u
fiuently in the Chinook tongue, asked knt-koo-
az whether no WIS aware that he was about to
die. The Indian replied:
d" Yes know thui. what time isH now"
Mr.. Chnitn Su.d ten o'clock : 10 which Kat
Three hours vet before die"
At precisely % minutes past ~ o'clock Kat
koo-nt, followed 10y Unted, states Marshal A..
". Waters, ,peputy Marshal v. =, Burns.
and the Rev. ". e. Chuttin asrended the stops
leading 10 the s"arold and took places thereon.
the trap he surveyed the bystHndors and made
a profound bow. Marshal Waters rend tho
death sentence m paragraphs. which was inter-
preied 10 the Indian 10y Constable NJ Il. Wal
uce. At the conclusion Of each paragraph.
kat-koo-at nodded, assent. fr Wallace asked
him whether he had anything 10 say, and
this was answered IN the negative. Mr..
Waters then drew tho black cap quick .
y oyer the murdrrcr';, iano and ad,
handouts on the wrists and huck.,d II strap
around The ankles. Kat-koo-at maintained a
was visible. At l2:5s Mr.. CiHtt!u advan,cd.
and offered a. prayer In tho Chinook tongue.
The Amen the click Of the trigger and a
lhnd were then heard almost simultaneously.
kat-koo-at had stood too close 10 tine edge ui
| the trap, and As he dropped, his body stru X
| the side OF the trapway and bounded to the
4 tgtl nj tk
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pose side set are There win be no eIort 70 re-
build tanks will he impossible 10 get the nre exun-
guished among the wells until have heavy rain.
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ThlsTims from Connecticut.

FIo0l Nf NV WIffN T'WIIIUN
A Meriden eNpressman vouches for the fol-
lowing black 81 kr four iect lu length. was
eliuh Up tree meas Ffatis Corner and rob q bird =
nest The parent robins fought hrrocy and attracted
Wy AlNnnoh u the prlshhorlg srau.rrs VINO turned
ut VIII srHpons enl silica hs bnakeslip, but not una
40 neal had been destroyed
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pENNsYLvANIA RAILRoAD.


AND UNITED STATES NAH. ROUTE.
On and after May ~. 1873,
Trains leave New Nork. via Desbrosses and Cortandt
street Ferries. n follows.
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh tho West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached A. NJ, 9 and $50
Y. VI. daily.
For wiiani-port Lock Haven. Cory. and Erie at 30
+. NJ. connecting At CORY for Titusville Petroleum
Centre, aud the OIL Regions. Wiilamsport and Lock
Haven. "a. NJ
Baltimore. Washington. and the South, Limited wash.
ingon Express at Pullman Palace Cars. daily. except
SUNDAY. 10 4 ". arrive Washington Ana r. w. Reeu.
lar at 4 20 and $40 A ", and 10 NJ sunday. 43O
A NJ and iOP NJ. For Baltimore, ar. NJ. except sun.
day.
Expiess for Philadelphia $50 80 $40 40 Iimitetl
III A. NJ. l. a31. 4. =. q. 73n $40. and 10 r NJ sun.
day. $50 and A W. 8 a. 30. $50, and 10 p NJ Emit.
grant and second class T'3D r. NJ
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. afurding speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
Z " daily; $50 A NJ. 92oP NJ daily .exccprMonday.
FROM Washineio and Baltimore, $50 A ". 2, $50.
t45, 1910 NJ SUNDAY, 9 - 4. ". and 1910 r u
From Philadelphia. . 80. 600 90 $40. 1910. II 30
An ?, 800. 500, 9 ~ 20. and 1910 r " sunday.
Ticket umces Jani 90 broadway. Astor House,
and foot OF Deshro and Cortnndt sts, Court a. and
BROOKLYN Annex pot foot Of Fulton A.. BROOKLYN l4.
ltG and lis Hudson st.. HOboken; Depot Jersey City.
Emisrant Ticket ON e, Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON l. r. FARMER.
General Manager Gcnn PASse AGENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-05-20
ITO PHILADELPHIA

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND riIE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL %. 1879.
Express Trains New York DcsDrosses and Cort
lAndt Street Ferries ~ follows!
$50. 73i 20 - 10 Linitedl. II A. NJ. l. $50 T. s. 9.
73n $50 AMI 10 T. VI. Sundays. I 80 and . A. NJ, s. o,
7bu 49, AMI 10 Z. ".
Boats OF "Brookyn Annex connect with all through
trains At jersey tity. afforing speedy and direct
transfer for BrouSyn travel
Returning trains leave lhiadclnhiA ~ o. 800 SIS, T.
Z b. :, : 80 and II 4 VI Limited Express ~ NJ.
-, 500 and - r VI On sunday. l2oi $40
neket oncc.. 526 and "a Broadway, Aston House,
ami foot OF DE brosesand Cortandt sS Court st. and
Brooklyn Annex Depot OF Fulton st. Brooklyn; ia
ll6. and lis Hudson st. Hoboken; Depot Jersey City
Emlgrant Ticket Once. : Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. p FARMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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shipping.

shipping.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
VI Between New YORK and Havre
Companys uier new ~ North River, foot OF Morton At
SAINT Laurent Jouca Wednesday, May n 30 A. NJ
Anerique Deuri ..... Mcdue aiAy Nav p 10 30 A n
LOUIS DE BkBlAN. Agent, IS Broadway.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Pier loot oi Canal 81, Nnrth River
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA lSTllMUs OF PANAMA.
steamship COLON. Tuesday, MAY ~. noOn connec ting
for Central and south America and Mexico
IRON SAN FRANCISCO To JAPAN AND CHINA.
$500 steamship CHINA. Monday, June . noon.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To HONOLULU, NEW ZEA g..
LAND AND AUSTRALIA,
steamship CITY or NEN NoRk. Monday, June o. noon.
For freight or general Information apply at CompAny's
ONCE, on the Pier foot of Canal -, n X
SfECiAL Noflt I. 1EMlGRANrS forwarded 20 SAN
FRANCISCO, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ARIZONA,
INV IEALANp ana AlsIkNllA FOR passase and m
formation ~ regard TO routes apply 10 the Passenger De-
partment Isl Broadway
ROTTERDAM LINE Steamers leave Com
IL Iany,s pier adjoining rayonia Ferry, Jersey city
SIHlEDAM. May II MAS ......,...... Nov 70
LIST Cabin. sih-s71 ID Canin. St5-S5O SteerAge. S1a
PUNCH. EDYE SCO. l.. ". NORRIS,
ais. WIN. 81. Freight AstS so BwAy Gen Pass Agent
CTATE LINE-To glasgow. Liverpool. Belfast and
cLondonderry, from Pier ~, r. loot Canal ST. Thurs
days Passengers At through rates TO all leading cities OF
Europe Stecrage S26. AUSTIN BALDWIN Co,
Agents. ~ Broadway. SrEERAGE OFFICES at IS
Broadway ami pier loot Of Canal 81
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Monss cfnrnlshlna.

A John LYNCH HAS THE CHEAPEST FuR-
n. NlTURE, CARPET, BEDDING, STOVES &C. &C,
" ne city stncs can be zen and examined AZ 70
wARERoOMs. ss5 THIRD AVENUE second door below
2sth st. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS TAKEN.
A AL. BAUMANN.-IMMENs HEDUC-
"a TONS Ia furniture carnrt~. aud bedding Nerky
and monthly instalncnts The largest establishment u
its Kind In the city 5l2 and ga sth j6th
IMMENSE REDUCTION IN prices OF furniture.
carpets bedding stoves &C, Tor cash or weekly or
monthly payments. AZ
COWPERrHWAir \ co $ 1855 and i57 Chathamst
O'FARRELL'Sf furniture warehouse 267 Bowery.--
" Furniture, carpets, bedding. Weekly and monthly
instaments
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Guurslons.

-rISuING BANks.-On Thursday. May "a
n -. ~ and 80, saloon steamer SETH Low leaving
Harrison ST.. y r.. 10. Sth st. +. r., 74o. battery
wall. NJ VI 90 staten Island Ferry. A. Gents tickets
I5c ladies' 5oc over 3n ga bass and porgles taken
last sunday REGULAR trpslune l. Al POSTER. Manager
AI.-HEADQTART for water excursions
"a To charter. superior steamers, best barges, and
following grounds SArins Glen Island Long Island
Sound has no equal Hudson Grove. starns Alpine, OPP
posltc Nunktr, Ahitruy Park and Iona Island To
cure choice ~ days APP ~ AZ once Office u SrAklNS EN
CORSloNS Pier II, y r. foot of COrandt 81. New York.
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STEAMBOATS, auO RulIruaos.
u EOPENING OF THE
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON

on MONDAY MAY 10. AND DAILY THEREAFTER,
EXCEPTING SUNDAYS. STEAMERS CITY OF BOSTON
AND CITY OF NEN YORK WILL LEAVE PIER 40.
NORTH RIVER, AT "a 4. VI
FARE FROM SEW YORK TO BOSTON 81.
GOOD SUFFER- ON THE BOATS FOR ~ CENTS.
Steamers of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier AZ $
o'clock = daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS. for BOSTON,
MnRrESr TER PnRll.ANI. An.
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B%T tank. a. Il Viii be- impessise 10 Get the Ore exn.
guished among the wells until we have a heavy rain
burglars ChIoroforming n Family.
M1DDLErowN. N. Y. May 49,. Early Yesterday
morning The premi,cs Of John Curtin who Keeps store
glass door. The family was chorolormed and SNo and
Gdwcil,ns in TIE same street was al,o entered.
dolanttO- females.
A -UP.TOWN ADvERTIsEus
~. MAY leave their layors TO-, TX Sun the only
ass Broadway. corner Of 3lst s.. ull o ?. NJ and
Sgao n a Wv corner OF ,7th st. iii sP VI
| ps East IAN St. corner Union square ill p NJ
A $3.50 Wanted, operators on Wheeler
! -. Wilson machine. st"nn or foot power for hlies
4 srixS s,'liFfER II and IS white st
GREENEs, III Fulton 81 BROOKLYN. ladies'
returned also n,ackinc. soi and WON given oui to pay
| bring sample garment of your own make
30 WHEELER 4 WILSON mpShine
FISH. CLARK FiAGG, $40 broadway
! -wANTTD-orerators and nni,hers on bunting
"'' ''"' cLEARY 4 onARA. 81 Leonard St
ATONCE.-2oo Outside operator, and parties 70 take
"a out cambria wrappers InI 'f s YIN ~
| A-ExPTRT Wilcox 4 Gibbs lace operators;
| n hiqhcst weekly WAGES, basement bell Empire suit
| COMPANY. 81 West 23d IT.
4 GIRL or middle aged woman Tor general house.
| n work, references can days $40 Manhattan av.,
! Grccnpoiut l.
FIMsT.C t bundle wSshsr by the as ~. .,
f,,.nn,ii' y; ''' mummy "'' N' - "'
A QUICK OPERATOR ga wv. on ladie.s' suits, also
R1,. Irre"'''' s'''' DHhSSNANh" ''o fl'0u'h "'"
a WILCOX 4 eInBS macbinc hand. on
com washer cr,.,,, Laundry ao7 r,., 9th At
| f,oOKs chambermatds iaunircsscs general house.
"rrI"cc. -
/ INNppRIrNCF oterator an NJ A ~ machine
T. sioa weet. bs.ci. on white vests ms East 9Th st
- J.. NoCli' 3" Li,pe"s[a st
/ EXPEWIENCED operator. wanted gents
i@'fS"e'S' aus" "l,i'''' ~ '"'' '''' =" ------
EIKsT-CLAss operator on " 3w and Domestic
'll'> y Nv. ioN' 10 "a.Ne' =
| LuRST-CLAss operators and hni-hcrs wanted on
EIRsr.cLAss dre..mascr
.,....,. -. -
coon operator. %s,s on ~ @s@sa. on children,
- nue. '"o'N '"' q" - '"'''se' ''OOA''" = =. -
are used 10 Rann5 Pap rdo g9SeS inquire
..--.----.---
u i0ioriandt st, top door.
| GIRL wanted to help IN ktchen' I" "s' sd aV'
- -, -
in w Sn gyrn On, cameo u''''es anu oo's
HANDS on ladies. aud children. uudcrsarmcni,
a., On chl'ren calico wear @e'' WORK gwen out
,,,,,,~ruS- "a so-,, r,,,i,rer. NV ,5e ,cet or
vi piece work Nv chr ns,,rru 4 "a ,vo-..- q,
OrFKNToRs ON ,,c pon,e,,ic and No Wheeler
~ Wl.un. O. work 90 uuiefrarment' and lawn suiHi
" DOGGRELL So quincy It. Brooklyn.
<Npru rams mi, s,,,-r ..v,,g machine. ,i,I5
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Cost mo toup0.
| OST-On New York Elevated Railroad. between
Harlem Bridge amt H'h St. train leaving bridge q 80
T. NJ, hth inst large pocket hook, containing S2bl n
trlundug certificates amt papers valuable To only
Ny name, Gilt letters outside Slp VIII bee lsid return
room 81
| OsT.-shn reward for ) Government bond nay.
- able 20 David Brush, Administrator. Return to
BENNETT BECkER. 10 Fulton st.. New York
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Zeal estate.

DRETTY 2story basement cottage In Jersey City;
Il hard hmsh water marble manels good loo cation; Is
minutes from New YORK Sl.Nn. very easy terms In
quirc of HARRISON, lis Reade 81, New YORK.
CD Sln WILL buy beautiful home. ~ city lots
W .ON'O plenty shade, FRUIT. exceptionally healthy;
house II rooms Within Is minutes from city three min.
utes from dcrut post and telegraph Orange Mountains
Address GEORGE A CASSEBEER, lpi Bowcry
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Part OF IA Love story Told.

The announcement Of tho numbers was re-
eelyed with loud eheers and somo lAnghter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Gen. Grant Not Wanted.

The Herald concludes an editorial
summary of the situation thus:
Both Senator lIoar and General Gar
field say, and other Republicans hint, it
may be necessary to nominate General
Grant because he is a military man and
will grasp the Presidency If he thinks
he is elected and about TO be cheated out
of il. But what have the candidates to
do with that matter-under the COnsti-
tuition? Nothing at ALL The Constitu-
ton nowhere gives a Presidential candi-
date the authority to take possession OF
the office if he shall imagine himself to
have been elected. Not even the Presi-
dent i'm possession has any other duty
TO perform than to hand over the office
at the appointed time to his successor
declared by Congress.
1t will not do for the Republican
leaders 10 be talking this kind OF non
sense. Ii they mean what they are say
ing. then the only safe thing Tor the peo-
pie 10 do next year is to sweep them
from power by an overwhelming vote,
because evidently their too long posses
sion of power has put dangerous and
unconstitutional ideas in their heads.
Ii they are only talking for buncOmb,
then they had better take care lest the
voters, Jealous of liberty and peace, and
Justly reSenting such hints OF usurpa-
ton, take them to be in earnest and visit
upon them the popular wrath.
When the party in power begins to
talk about needing General, so that he
may put himself in office and that he
may keep down" anybody, that means
that they are considering institutional
and extra constitution methods, which
no free people will or ought to tolerate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
The Hand Shaking Bore.

Didst ever meet the handshaking
bore. He called in tho other day, hap
pcning first i'm the preSSroom. Seeing
him coming and knowing his pcnchant,
the prcssman prepared himself for the
ordeal by slyly Smearing his own hand
with printers ink. The visitor came
ON, all unconscious Of his fate, reached
out his mandible and got pressure and
impression at one and the same time.
But ah, the artiullness OF the fellow :
He spoke not, he scowled not, he made
no sign. He simply walked around the
room and through the various rooms,
and with engaging impartiality shook
the hand of everyone, editor-ln-chlei,
local" the scissors-man, the foreman,
the intelligent compositorS, prOoi-read-
erS, devil and all. Not one escaped.
lie then took his leavesOberly and be-
cominglv, like one retiIingiroma tuner
nj service. And then there was q rush
ior wash DISSATISFACTION Transcript.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
..you Don't Know Their yaluen

"They cured me OF Ague, Bilious
ness and Kidney Complaint, as recon-
mended. hada half bottle left which
| used for my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not be
cured. am confident | should have
lost both Of them one night ii | had
not had the Hop Bitters in my house
To use. found they done them so
much good / continued with them, and
they are now well. That is why say
Won do not know half the value of Hop
Bitters, and do not recommend them
high enough.-B., Rochester, y. y.
Laushlin Bros. 4 CO., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
The Springfield
Weekly Republican.
A Comprehensive, Intelligent and lndepen-
dent Weekly Journal Of
News. Politics. Literature. GEN
eraI Information ana
Enlightenment.
-E.tnhlI.hea in 1921 by samuel Rowle.l

The Weekly Republican Is a convcnicniunrto
sheet, with seven pages devoted Ia reading mat
ter. covering n larsc but choice selection Of the
hest features OF the Daily aud sunday Ecpuhh.
can, with the rewritten and carefully CLASSIFIED
news summaries aud considerable original mat
ter.
Among It's principal content, are.
News of the Wcck-A page 81 Editorial Note
and Comment and compact review OF the news
OF the week.
Local Inteligence-A page summary OF tho
news Of Springfield Western MGSNlchuSctt, and
all the New England States.
Regular News Letter, from Washington ami
Boston by wcll-iufOnnCd observers, with inter.
CSting correspondence from an accomplished
journalist in New York, also from contributors
IN various sections OF the country and IN Eu'
rope.
A Weekly Review Of the doings Of Congress
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