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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

TiE Philadelphia i,m,' thinks that
"about the slckc,t bosom ia the couu.
try Just nov In that which goes 10y the
name Of SuERAAN. The brrc1cS that
blow from the lakes aud the still gales
on the Atlantic coast a'c alike dolctcri.
Gus 10 II. aud the halmy atmosphere OF
the south. while stimulating Il Ia an
appearance oi false health, IN really
most dob,hIaIiug 10 it, constitution. Vet
a great dcl ol paius has been taken
with Il; uo boom WAS moru carefully ac'
couchcd anl mono has had moro cNprn'
uiyo diet Even Ia Ohio. where Il was
born. Il does not seem a. thrive. Two
or three newspapers IN Cincinnati are
sounding the praises OF the man who
brought about resumption, but when u
comes 10 organizing SuEuM,N clubs and
settling up SuGWARN delegations there
n apparent u painful disposition 10 talk
about BLAiSE aud an occasional men
ton OF wASnnURNE. wh,ch are very de-,
pressing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09


nlpES H. opposed by the leading pa
PETS oi the south. outside OF the Louis
willie Clur,cr.IuU1,ai aud Atlanta Ca
Cousi,iui,ol,. aud tho opposition to him
appears To- be- growing Ia strength aud
holiness. WArrEWy1N has announced
his determination To invite the Ken
lucky State Convention 10 cast the
States - votes iur riLpES, which moves
the Raleigh ". a. ntsrrer To say that
IL would have bat little hope Ut success
under TluEN's leadership, as u Is
doubtful Il hc could carry rIthcr North
or South Carolina. Tho editor oi the
Obt1trr, who Is chairman oi thr Demo
cratic State Committee, has been nth
rrtu non .committh - has the New
Orleans P,rayu,, tho most conservative
PAPER In the Southwest. but Il now
takes strong ground against TltpGS, and
says that three, II not lour, Southern
States would byc1mc doubtful In case
Gcn. GR,Sr should bc ruDENs oppo-
npnt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09
Trustees sale of Centre Wheel
Ing IbrOpcrty.

10y vIWruE on 4 pEEp or TRUST MADE
ID hy William Mauinn aud hftlFnt his vito,
tn the uulcriguCl trustee, dated May g. iN1N and
recorded IN the uf'lcr ot the Clcrk ~ ne County
Court oI Ohio county, West NrFnia. In dyol 1T
'' SATURDAY itNtAIT TO- lS1
Commenting ., ~ o',lnrt \ " ipwcvcd To spll
al the front door Of lhr Cnuu ltousn oi Ohio
county. West Virginia, h. the highest aud beat
bidder. The following du,rhcd rrol c,Rt, that
4 ca say. 4 certain portion ~ lot Numbered
ninety unc ~ u" addition ~ the City Vt wheel
tug Wet Virginia, luii out hy EoT aud GIMP
line, situated uu The Nyst side ~ MARKET Jrrvt.
IN the sixth ward AMI north IL twenty iuuuh
street 1nld unnC tirst street sail rat ~ sald
lot hCiuE bounded a. follows. VIZ BEGINNING AZ
. point on the south line ui nIl lot Nu. ~ trrty
trCt east ~ Tie southwest corner ~ said lot
thcucc vast aloug the south lluc Of tnld luI y
icvt thvuvc arrrs said lot ~ feet, more ut l,ss
hcncn west - trri, hcnrc south al feet a. the
place NJ beginning
TRIMS ~ sIIT ono Ihlri oi the purchase
money, Rni ~ much more ~ the purchaser may
elect IT, pay. IA cash the rsiuc ~ two equal
payments at slN aud twelve months. with inter.
cst from day ~ sale. purchaser giving notes
.G,urd G , lrcl 81 fg,l AL policy Of ln'nr
The title 10 The said property "a believed a. 10
perfect but settling a. ttusicg shalt u,n,ry only
such title ~ vested " ne e} ,aii Iced ut trust
wM l.. ~ hRANn Trustee
The above sale u p'stpmcd unul SATURDAY,
w uvnRNRn. trustee.
Tho above sale Il adjourned nnlll saturday,
January q. lSNc. 81 ~ p'rlnCk ~
". l. HUBBARD. Trustee.
The ahovC ,alc IL adjourned until saturday.
February :. issi, At ~, ~.
Nt HUBBARD. TRUSTEE.
W II HALlER Aoo,1oucct Jazz
The sboyc sale Is adjourned until SATuR
DAY. February y lNS atgSA AZ
fcp ". T. 1T hhAkp. Trustee,
The above salo IL po-,Iouci until SATURDAY,
March a. isso. at9 0As.
ics VIZ nrHBARp. Trustee.
TIE shoNr sale il postponed until SATURDAY.
March 20 iSso. ap ~
mrP VIZ iiuRRARp, Trustee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

TX the opening ot the ST. Vothald
tunnel Switzerland has been placed IN
direct aud casy communication with the
north ol Italy, AMI travellers will be-
spared tedious, dangerous aud cir
cultous journey, The construction OF
this tunnel has occupied over scvcu
years. and cost nine million dollars u
il nine and a.Quartcr miIcs long. aud
that the drills begun at dillcrrnt ondS
should have mot exactly la thu middle.
is another srrat triumph Of engineering
skill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

DvmNa last week GRANr'a friends
gathered la iour moro delegates from
North Carolina THIS makes siI Of the
ten Alrsady chosen ircm tba, state who
are oPcaly COT third term. Secretary
SHKRNAS win no doubt feel some Ind,g.
nation over the hcarilc-- conduct Of the
0aASr people IN ,fcspassing on State
which The grral lnancc minister bad
picked cat ior himself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

ErAN ALLEN hits the bulls eye when
he says Of tho third term advocates !;
''rhcsc couspim,ors call for u strong
man who will not be- counted out,
are they not really seeking u strong
man who will persist upon being
counted iu?'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

JANIS K IouNu, a CANERoN-t'RASr
Republican, the Washington CORES
pendent ui a Philadelphia paper aud
whose utlrnucos are valuable only bo'
causc ol his intimacy with the mschine
leaders. says that the GRANT men are
quite as ready To stand lcmocratie
administration II GRANT Is defeated at
CAicago a. the opponents II a third
term 1.-The II nominated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

Tus General Conference Of the
Methodist Ep,scopal Cbufch OF the
United States. which assemblies once ia
four years. will meet At Cincinnati, May
l. Tlr chief topic Of Interest "a that
conncction will be the election oi
Bishops, there being two vacancies, aud
Il 10 proposed 10 increase tho number Of
nshoprsCa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

LOOK at your huudrcd.dollar ILLS care
fully. \ very dangerous counterfeit OF
this denomination on the Pittsburgh
National Bank OF Commerce has just
been detected ut Washington,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09
NOTICE.

CuuSrN nnAUpnF iqVA IfEAtiuN ANp ArrrAtH }
CLERks uTTt,E lrAUp 90 InNNttsIoytRs, ;
NurriSu. March o, 1850 J
~ dG Whrm 70 Ma C,mUru
Takcu"licc that the lnaul 1T Equalization aud
Appeals ~ ohio county will ynnnrurr their
diIluRs uu "Wednesday. Mach e $50. rummCuc
ing ut 10 Al pcr-uus having IytlunuH ~
trrpi g. this nnbti nu ryqulrUi w. HpIVHt, aud
any Others having any business rylallug 90 their
iatvs Tor this yvai attend, ne this hugtd meets
hut once year
n, order III the nnatd ~ Commissioners
mtpi tUAN II UElTfiN. Clutk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09
RAILROAD ENrER-
plllaE

4 scheme that has been IN foot iur
some years at Richmond, contemplating
the extension ct the Richmond aud Al
lrghany Railroad Company from that
city west To point known as Clifton
ForSc, was Consummatrd last Friday, N
the purchase by sald railroad company
Of the james River aud kauawha canal,
along which the ROAD In To hc built
Tho ultimate destination OF this uad
il through. at least, IT, the ohio river,
whore Il will either seek Western con
ncctions or be- extended a. an indie
pendent line, giving Richmoud direct
communication with important points
ia tho Wrst.
Tho probabilities are that II will ut
uo yrr, remote period aim 10 penetrate
tho territory otWcst Virginia aud Iur.
nish an outlet lur the resources ol the
STATE that will be- ol vast Importance To
Us aud the Capital ol tho old nomin-
Ton.
The purchase Ut the James river aud
kanawha canal has been made 10y
northern capitalists Who will undertake
the building OF the road. aud Ia consul,
nation may bc looked for at an rarly
period rhcy have dcpns,lcd u forfeit
Of hali million aud paid cash on the
purchase oi $ii.OOO The citizens Of
Richmond are iubilant over tho ALTAR,
aud have cause to be-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

SpcWrr,gH SuASEuS, OF Indiana, iSol
the opinion that SEYMOUR aud uEN'
pE,cNs will be- nominated tor President
and Wee President within ten minutes
after the Cincinnati Convention Is or
gani1cd, aud Is certain that thcro need
be- NO question as to the acceptance OF
either OF them. tie adds, what may ap-
pear to be supcriluous, that he rs
equally sure they will be elected aud IN
auguratcl'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

MoSpAS, the Isl Instant was the com'
mcaccmVut oi the summer packing
season, aud since then Chicago packers
have slau Shtcrrd lOS,0O hogs against
5OOOo lor the corresponding period last
war
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

As u matter 81 possibly interesting
reference hereafter W. append tic votes
a. taken ia their orlcT at the Ulneln'
nat, Convention ct 1919 Tho ConVcn
ton met on the lIth at June, and on the
l6,h sryru ballots we've taken with tho
following result.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

TUX clcarings OF the Chicago banks
lor last week boot up total Of SASH
Sl00S, being almost double those Tor
tue corresponding week last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

TuERK is a report irom Washington
that J0nS SngaAAS Il seriously meli
tating his withdrawal from the canvass
Tor the Presidential candidacy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

TuE total coat VI the Brooklyn has.
Riyvrl bridge up 10 February !, iSSo,
was 81 ,2S6. asd. aud the end IL not yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

ExrRA copies VI this morniGS's REars-
tAa containing tho full opinion Of Judge
REl.a can DO had at the counting room,
OF ordered by mail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09
DIED.

NALL. Monday, Nsryh :. lSsO, attrN. JAMS
w,tc OF Euoch HALL
Funeral notice hereafter
puuUllERrY HAt q sAr ", Monday, March
= lNNo, w pUCGutHtN. Ia The 10Th yVaa ot his
age.
fuucnl trum the re'ideno OF ] H. Duughcrty
No 10 National Road. Oh Wednesday. The IOIh
Inst, ~ O'clock ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09

S,Yp.,Fo f vote, .St ~ rs 80 5dS .io "a
NS,,ry o, chotfe s.a So IS - So rs 5as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-09
THE DOUBLE MARRIAGE !
PROPOSALS.

Reserved Seats, 81 M. Admission - aud % eN,
Sonts tnt sale At iucW music store mtp
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
Maine Farming Notes.


\. c. Frank, OF South Auburn, has a
cow which recently dropped calf which
weighed ID pounds.
Mr.. Edmund Clement, of Lcvant. has
a calf on his farm, which weighed when
born, one hundred and twenty-four and
one-half pounds. He has raised some
very fine calves, but never any that can
compare with this one. Can any of the
farmers OF Maine beat this? Bangor
Wing.
Major Samuel Tinkham, of Arson, has
for many years made speciality Of breed
ing fine wool sheep and has imported
many from New York and also direct
from Spain. The Major is successful
farmer, and the income Of his farm
amounted to over four thousand dollars
for the year 1876 Lewiston Journal
The garden at the Insane Hospital was
planted on the sth Of April last year not
until the 2lSt. ON the 10th. peas were
planted: on the l4th, two acres of p0ta-
toes We're put in; and on the 2sth, five
acres were sOwed to barley. The season,
on the whole, is about a fortnight ahead
Of last year. The highest temperature
for April, 1850, taken at noon, was G2 de-
grees lowest, y degrees; for April,
1879, highest, 90 degrees lowest, 27
kennebec journal.
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
Why an Old Texan Became DIsconsolate
and Made his Will.

From the Fort Worth Texas Advance
One day last month when trade was
dun grocery clerk procured a piece Of
sole leather from a shoemaker, painted it
black and laid it aside for future use,
Within few days an old chap from back
in the country came in and inquired for Il
plug Of chewing tobacco. The piece OF
sole leather was tied up paid tor and the
purchaser started for home. At the end
Of the sixth day he returned. looking
doWncast and detected and walking into
the store he inquired for the clerk.
"'Member that terbacker got here
the other day."
'Ges, sir"
"Well, was that a new brand I"
'leS'
Regular plug terbacker, was 1t ?"
"Yes"
"'Well, then, it's me. It's right here
in my jaws sadly replied the old man.
"I knowed | was getting purity old, but
was allus handy on bittm plug. never
seed plug afore this one that couldn't
tear to pieces at a chaW. Sot my teeth
on this one and bit and pulled and twist
ed like a dog at a root, and Eve kept
biting and pulling for six days, and thar
she am now, the same as the day you sold
her to me :"
"Seems to be good plug" remarked
the clerk, as he smelt of the counterfeit.
"She's all right; it's me that's falling"
exclaimed the old man. "Pass me out
some fine cut and I'll go home and deed
the farm to the boys and get ready for
the grave myself"
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
"l79l'' Written in Rock Millions of Years
Ago

Some time ago, Dr. Stephenson was
prospecting the vast hornblende and
chloritic slate formation between Gaines
vile and Jefferson, and found a singular
rock on the land OF Mr. Frank Harrison,
which he considers one of the most inter
esting and ineXplcable productions Of
the laws of chemical affinity. The boul-
der of hornblende weighs nearly a ton,
is black, and crystalized through it in
seams about one-cighth Of an inch thick
of white quartz are the figures 1871.
They are about four inches long, and
placed at equal distance from each other.
1t is common in all plutonic rock to see
seams OF quartz traverse the granite,
gness, hornblende and other classes OF
rocks in various directions, from one
eighth of an inch to a foot or more, which
sometimes cross each other, but never
with the regularity and symmetry Of this.
1t has not been one thousand years since
the Arab invented our numerals from
to 10, and we find here in perfect form,
the same figures, made by the laws OF
chemical affinity on the oldest rocks,
which formed the crust of the earth,
countless millions of years before there
was vegetable or animal in existence.
Gainesville (Ga.) Eagle.
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
Household Hints.

Remember that one can have the hands
-o1p-sud> with Soft soap without injury
The Skin if the hands are dipped in
u-Lur or lcmou-iuire immediately after.
I acid DESTROYS the corrosive effects Of
4e alhal. and makes the hands soft and
Lite indian meal and vinegar or lemon
lulcu used on the hands when roughentd
eold ar labor viii heal and soften them.
liubthc hands in Tins. then wash of thor
YuEil, and rub in gIycerine Those who
suffer from chapped hands in winter will
rId this cOmturtmg
Lavender WATER. Oil Of English
avendcr, o. alcohol, ) pints rose
Water, | pint mix anl disti, ) pints.
Au excellent lavender water obtained by
simple mixture is produced from the sub
joined formula Oils Of lavender and ber-
-amOt, Of each, 3 dIms otto Of rose and
VII Of cloves, OF each, 6 drops; oil Of rose
mary and essence OF musk, Of each, r
drm. benzoc acid, ! drm. honey, ]
oz alcohol, l pint esprit de roses, ,
". mix well and keep till Old. Chemist
and Druggist.
The upholsterers method Of Kidding
furniture Of moths is said to be this, and
was tried by family upon a set Of furni-
ture that seemed to be alive with the lar
vd. it was set into a room bv itself !;
three gallons of benzine were purchased.
| sing small watering pot, with a fine
rose sprinkler, the whole upholstery was
saturated through and through with ben
zine. Result every moth, larva, and egg
was killed. The benzine dried out in a
lew hours, and its entire odor disappear
ed in three or four days Not the Slight
est harm happened to the yarnish or wood
or fabrics or hair stutfing The carpets
We're also well sprinkled all round the
sides Of a room with equally good effect.
For furs, tiannels, indeed, all wooden ar
tlcles containing moths, benzne is most
valuable. Put them in box, sprinkle
them with benzine, close the box tightly,
and IN day or two the pests will be ex-
terminated, and the benzine will all evap-
crate on opening. In using benzine great
care should be taken that no fire is near
by, as the stuff in fluid or yapor form is
Very intiammable
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
BELFAST, MAINE, THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1880.
Trust.


\ picture memory brings to me;
look across the wears and see
Myself beside my mothers knee.
feel her gentle hand restrain
My selfish moods and know again
\ chlld's blind sense Of wrong and pain,
But wiser now a man gray grown.
My childhoods needs are better known.
My mothers Christening love own.
Gray grown, but in our Fathers sight
4 child sull cropping for the light
~ read HIS works and ways Alright
bow myself beneath His hand
That pain itself for good was planned
trust but cannot understand
fandly dream its needs must be
That as my mother dealt with me-
50 with His children dtaleth He.
wait, and trust he end will prove
THAT here and there, below, above
The chastenug heals, the pam IS love
John q Whittier.
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
VOLUME 50.
Hanging Baskets.

''V'' '''o-i l'i'' visVs III !'oPHi"l'' rom
VI ~ ) ~. M",iS " ',tl noili1 "i'-' Il !
"0'ii ollieI ~ nt ue9lltuIe oI llordi
"''V, ilI''eli'' - u 9u'eI'e" p@ tHeI'' "H'9
!" ~ 'oUh'l "llon9 people VI 'dS't "il''
itIlIie''Sehl' IlleY are becoming more anu
"'''c 'oi"iIl"h'
" ~ ,HAL. y ne baskets lhtNlSeiN y
are .,n maze oI "IIe' 'etf" coIL'. or NooH.
nc iIiS5 ldIile" ! INe i'loSl uSelul' 'ul
,he slIial terra cotla hstShttS are extreme
I htdt an" cieSdiiI ioI ""h "Ih0o"s q
"tlGI IiiIer'oT Situj'llol,S' ny possess
win tIlG IuSIIt WOO" naSAttS lle a'',u-
tio""- duN duN iil'@%e oNtl Ilit Nlle oI Irtdlil-
ill9 moisture longer. anu lnuS SuIf!lhG
less less ltoiii neGietl "i frequent N|leflll7.
ne WOOD basket StheratlI consists q 4
turned Wooden hoWl, covered over WIN
l"l-S 'It ROOFS e S,Ne i q IuAtle appear
ahre. NntH th| hlnd ol y haahtl Is
/ used care Shouiu Uc exercise" l" see
lAeie "it Il l'N noiGS !,S "a J!le o'I'"II Y
! permit di'''I"S'- 'l' 'l'iI'T iN S'"itti&
/ r|'I "''e""''' " "l the iH"Nt'S' dil' dilt
/ lI9lIS'S "'.o sen li'in reda| aIea WIN
pants are app - neglect IT, ne cohS'-
iut.itt = ti4|1 Nle oa9het soon becomes
water logged ana Ihe pants contained
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
The Irish Famine.

the market at Westford. His companion
was Catholic priest who had lived long
in the parish, and had seen the 1869 fam
lilies III that parish reduced to 800 "by
famine and the landlords" Thereyerend
man OF the most conservative nature, and
| hence not likely to make rash statements.
- 9,t III '',tI, tho Gti tott' ov 3.I
in Ireland rnadv to sav thaf the f5mincs
gre c9nsed M thn 1andIorIs Since the
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20

Remember never to leave clothes lines
out week after week, but take them down
and wind them on the reel as soon as the
clothes are dry. With this care a clothes
line will last for years, but if left out,
wind and rain will mildew, and rot the
line, and it will soon become worthless.
Added to this, the clothes will be colored
from the line, and dirty streaks, almost
impossible to remove, will be seen where
they rested upon it.
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20
NUMBER q.

ply, with savage gloom My maid looks
frightened. She has heard that there's a
sort Of 'loW fever going about.
My headache is forced to yield to the
multiplicity Of the remedies pressed ON
me by my hrigand hosts, all anxious, no
doubt, to keep me alive long enough to
let them carry out their designs on my
property. The captain nursed me like d
sister. The robbers take it in turn to sit
| by me and ''amuse me-" once more
am offered a sight of the wedding pres
entS, and hear the tale of Julia Mae
iinn's wrongs. By the bye, the afternoon
post has brought the news of i reported
engagement Of another Of that hitherto
unfortunate siSterhood.
Let me hasten over the painful concu-
sion Of my tale. The next morning, after
another night Of mental struggle. | sue
Cumbed to my fate. The case Of coral
| passed into the hands Of my foes As |
yielded it up | tried hard to wear 4 face
OF smiling calm, but the effort was too
great for me. ! saw, too, that Flora fail
! ed equally im calling up oil her face
an expression OF pleased astonishment
There was certain relief and triumph in
her eye that was alI She seemed even
to have some difficulty in finding suitable
"ofGS OF admiration lOr the very orna-
lllentS on Whlch She had set her heart. |
don know What Shc had expected them
to be like. 1t was altogether an aWk-
ward scene and VIE We're all giai am
sure. Wien it was over.
Then, when all was over, retired again
to write my letter of apology ana -Npla-
! nation tD my iuiuTpl tllpnb INV ln far ,t
congratulatlon, such as | could make it
70 my godchlld, whom, tor the first time.
| WISHED somebody else 5 godchld- let
lef ol uneasy inquiry INTO the truth oI the
reported Nacllnn engagement. used to
1teI 2 MndIy PITY lor these poor gllls
no" lhe sun remaining slN pass before my
milu eye III q procession terrific as
Banluos kings and ! prefer not to bc
forced To state my real wishes regarding
their future.
Before concluding, / might have de
scrlocd the wedding with alI is attend
mg festivities, which, ! am bound to say.
I passed OFT to pcrtectlon BNt viii only
( chronicle one more little incident. had
been mortified, as | think may have been
seen, with the reception accorded even to
Lhe pcdujIiul t"ldl ornaments WhltH haI
at last scrcWedmEset up to sacrificing on
the altar Of friendship. After the we'd
ding, ana while We were waiting for the
breakfast, was standing in corner near
the table, round which buzIed the crowd
OF wedding guests, loudly admjring, and
no doubt, like myself secretly cIiticising,
the gi1ts thereon displayed. Among these
beheld my poor coral, pushed rather
. nSi,ln tA In.41-.. NI,a. 3,
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20

our friends have been 50 Kind she really
has got some lovely things; and. with a
few exceptions, all very useful. Ofcourse
there are the usual duplicates. Some
people seem to have no IDEAS beyond
these everlasting writing table sets, and
hideous ormolu candlesticks; and there
are a few bits Of trumpery, which one
must make the best Of, you know She
added. laughing But on the whole,
the presents will make \ Very good show
on Thursday. That, YOU know, is quite
one Of the features Of wedding, nova
days and, indeed, | don't know what we
should do without it sometimes. Such a
relief to the dullntss and gene which used
TO prevail Now there are the wedding
presents to look at and talk about and
10y the 10y, that reminds Inc, Mary (to the
second daughter) eve must write these
cards Tomorrow Cards to mel '.Vith
the names Of the donors are put on the
presents, 50 every one knows what every
/.
The Republican journal., 1880-05-20

A bill has been introduced in the New
York Legislature making the teaching of
sewing compulsory in the public schools
of that State