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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
a Misc @ Tis Oso.

wurxRsyIILx, o. ,Dscsmbss -Thlscca-
coysry Of . rich mins q tin oss % ths
farm worked By Henry Ylsnisg. o this
tosnship. sThs ore v isid 70 b 9 rish y
quality - tbst Of ths famous Cornwall
mines, In Eaglasd. asd IL ovsss q tbs
land has besn offered fsbslons pFiss Sos .
few acres, but refused A. tbsse - also
rich minss ef cosl ssd dspoits q llDs0toae
on the same fssn The issd h dogblg vnles-
be, and psspasstlons ore pog bsin6 neea
g e = ssid. e s.Piey : ls.E iosss = nsa -
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Will Rebaild.

BELLE VERNON, Pa, December H.-Two OF
the firm of John Gibson, Son & Co, Henry
Gibson and Sinott, of PhiladelphiaI whose
distillery was destroyed by fire lev days
seo. have been on the grounds viewing the
ruins. They will rebuild immediately on
the old site. Workmen have already COM
menced TO remove the debris. The in
Snrance men are also on the ground ad.
iustine the loss. The building will be put
nm with all the modern improvements and
machinery, and on large scale. 1t will be
pushed TO completion as fast as the weather
and circumstances will admit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
WASHINGTON.
West Virginia Pension Cases TO be
Called Up.
The River RailrOad-WhN Counterfeit Bank
Notes are not Cancelled-A Civil
Service Sensation-The Su-
preme Court Cases.
ONE OF DR., BLISS STRATAGEMs.
Special Dispatch 70 the Rsai,,lr.

Special Dispatch to The Register.
WASHINGTON, December l7.-Under the
call of States in the House tomorrow. the
pension bills in the hands of the West
Virginia members will be presented.
Judge Snyder, of the Supreme Court, is
spending part of his vacation here. Ex-
Governor Mathews leaves for Wheeling to.
night.
Senator Camden is back from New York,
considerably improved in health. 1t is
thought that the river railroad will be
ready for letting in about three weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
AFastinG Prisoner.

C1Nc1sNAr1, O., December lh--Connneeo es
In the Coyington jail, across the IseI M1 =.
Kentucky, Is n colored woman % nane 81. s1tI
- ~ NJ SoIvenber. She says she has been treat
S5 J yery badly for long time. and that sne
IS 81 ,rin, to end her hard lie by starving
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
New York Notes.

tS ! N, December lT.-Johann Most,
,,,,.,', .laIis', did not arrive to-day. The
W. ",ine nm. arranged in anticipation Of his
H. vas observed. A public reception
slEei nm at the Cooper Institute
SlELt The penal code was dead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

NxwAHk, O., December i6.-Mf. 0sosEs
Lake, residing q Hartford, this cousty, ,g1
assaulted yesterday by one Charles Oriags
well, and beaten 20 badly that bis life u
despsired Of. he being nov In such e1itt.
we'll mausger 10 make his escape and has
not yet been csptured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

wAYNEssuRs, Pa, December I'M.
Maple, of Dunkard township, will b gin
boring for oil on his premises rs soon as
the weather will permit. He expects to
strike bonanza, and will go considerable
depth before abandoning the work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

ALLIANCE. O., December l8-Tom Gard
per. treasurer OF the Ohio Colored Min.
stYeIs, vas arrested this aftsfnoon Tor en-
bezzlement The above company esye .
performance In the Opera Horss on IN
Ssy evening. and it Is alleged Gardner
knocked down half the proceeds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
A Planfng Mill Barned.

PrrrsBuRaH, December ia. HsyS
planning mill. on the South Side, together
with 500, 900 feet Of lumber, was destroyed
sured for ti0.o 900, distributed among the
Royal. of Liverpool; Franklis, Of Philzdel-
pbfa: Artisan and People, OF Pittsburgh.
George Frye. William Calhoun, fremen,
were injured by falling timbers.
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IufesteA Wish Thievsa

MIDWAY. Pa, December 18.--This place
seems to be . sort Of refuge fof thieves.
Friday John Mcbride had valuable team
of horses stolen from his stables. The
thieves we're tracked toward PittsoofEh-
The other day Mr.. McAdams hsd some cat,
tie and aheep stolen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

roiiiss MI :. Ii; piss . sl.sst e.
pIefed spd rsady for funptng IL bse8e.
pected 70 staft up o. o. sb3us 1oDdQ. ~,
cembsrH. The spgins hae asFJvs6 - -
being plscsd In posldoD. Yifs - ojeea1y
| heen plaesd under the bojIsea asA soo0
eotten up 20 test he pipe, hann8, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18
THE MOUNTAIN EyANeEusTs
Essays the Task OF Converting the
GOthamites.

New York, December l7.-George c.
Barnes, the Mountain Evangelist, has un-
dertaken the task of converting New York.
He is holding a series Of meetings in Clar-
endon Hall. Ingersoll, he says, has q
closer grip on the thought Of the people
than any fifty men in the nation. II re-
spect his talent" the speaker said, "his
beautiful private life, his control over his
own temper. He has certainly kept his
temper better than any one who has been
in controversy with him. ! wish / could
convert him. and think could il had q
chance. He owes his influence over the
people TO the fact that he is attacking
false god. There is no man in the world
who can answer him from the standpoint
from which the replies to him have been
made. Ingersoll is making infidels faster
than Moody is making Christians, and
Moody is making Christians faster than
any other man in the world. The best men
in the country are running TO atheism.
Don't be afraid of Romanism; the danger
lies in the direction OF atheism. Bat
Inpersoll has never attacked my God.
The devil himself hasn't brass and cheek
enough to attack the God who is love,
and nothing but love. believe Ingersoll
is
An Honest InfdeI.
could not defend the God he attacks
If had no other God TO believe in than
God who kills half the human race in In.
fancy, brings misery TO the other hsif, and
sits Clipping of the lives OF human be-
ines. as with shears. with every tick OF the
the clock, tell you my friends I'd be an
atheist too. I am glad our instincts .over-
ride our theories, so that We may make .
hop, skip and jump over all suen tneo.
ries, and land in the bosom oil the 1od Oh
love-"
Mr.. Barnes spoke of Mr.. Talmage as "the
Great DR.. Talmspe, who has professed to
Tear Ipgersoll all to pieces. but has never
InocteS 4 feather out of him" The state
Iy preacher in stately pulpits, be said, are
astinp what Is to become of the masses,
aTbe masses" shouted the evangelist, lean
ing forward, with outstretched fingers, are
going TO hell. What the masses want ].
Somebody who will preach gospel thai
will draw sinners as molasses draws MES
The preachers say we preach the Gospel.
but saw you don't, and the proof u thai
Won don't draw sinners. 1t has come tc
this. that announcement that the Gospel
is to be preached il enough to drive SINNERS
avay, see that must wait for my hear
ers. but shall have them. / know tha
they will come in by and by, and 20 We re
main here among you, my darling ana L
and nv little daughter George. who ha
been wanting to help rs, and begin here II
this big city Of New York, to which sn
has come from the mountains OF Ken
tucky."
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DIR. Bliss.

WASHINGTON, December 17.-Dr. Bliss
will not enter libel suit against DR.. Ham
ilton for the charge made by the latter that
he administered morphine to Garfield after
a consultation of the physicians had Tor,
hidden it. He says that he cannot afford
to discuss the subject of Garfield, and COM
forts himself by saying that Hamilton
never made the charge against him. In
tbisconnection an interesting story was told
explaining why Bliss made show OF refus-
inc to accept the So, 500 awarded him by
The Garfield board Of audit. One day Bliss
cave out that he should fling the check in
tbe faces of the board. that it was beneath
his dignity to accept such paltry SUN:
The following day, however, he went
0nietly to the Treasury Department ana
drew out the money soon Afterwards. "A
gentleman called at the department ana
95Tesented claim for 81, 600 against Bliss,
and asked 10 have it taken out OF the mon
ev due the doctor. Ii has since been as
covered that il it had been generally
known that Bliss was going to accept the
money he would not have had chance 10
collect il, as his numerous creditors would
have furestalled him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

Hs.A.., o, Dsss1s~ LIN. g., - N
slops In room ioe viii. ~ Netosg
csueht IRE, sud shsa ~ pstene eetn1.44
70 de room thsy 1oap1 teot oets 4el.9
bsd been litsrslly rssgted nli4e IT.
grief e.a hsNM n tnaglro - -
Sesibed. y. Z, III Z
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C~aueevfeaeevv Arreuae1

Esv HAvEy, CF., Dsesmbss I7.-ytnss
were arrssisd for psssiDs eouaissisit Live
d0ifart -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

BurTALo, n. Y. December 11.-Willism
Finnegsn, . collector for the Rxprsss, q
being sought for BY that paper. He left
Buffalo two weeks ago q defsultef 70 .hs
paper named 20 the amount q 500 which
business at which he was Q novice. In
every speculation he lost his investment,
and vas very soon 20 deeply IN debt 70 the
Express Company that be ws forced 70 dy
10 escape possible Punishment Two o.
three days after Finnegnn's departure the
attention Of the business managss ~
directed 10 the unsettled STATE OF hls 80
count He had fos some time noticsd thst
while Finnegsn made prompt collections
he made no returns, but bis Suspicious
were not aroused until bis sudden dissp-
pearance. Then hs set The invsstiestioq
0oinH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

Il sSIthat a man named FOurtane,
r,s recently arraigned before the
a rourt Of the Department Of
,ns- Garonne, in France, has be-
nSa through Stimulating insan-
i,siemic immOrtals of France
III in great force the other day to
ssr the Due D'Aumale read an
T,btd fragment of his Historic
fSrd Conde," on which he has
~ % long. The extract included
Trs de- ription of the famous bat
.R0crOi.
Austrian War Office has ordered
.srers Of the general staff to learn
.,,oian language, and the Vienna
, il their comments on the step
.sk Of il as caused by the hostile
Re recently assumed again by the
syis,ic press of Russia. The
sol this school are still contin-
Austria and Hungary.
.riling their readers against these
ries.
interesting discovery Of manu-
, has lust meen made at the Nati-
The boxes containing them were
, Rome by the Apostolic Vicar, of
ciania, during the pontifcate Of
" WI. From that time to this
.rv have remained unexamined.
; manuscripts, the boxes con-
ASsyrian and Babylonian an
- coeval withsthe ancient Assy-
nj BatylOnian mOnarchieS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

PrrrssusaH, December 1.-THE suicide
OF James Harry Matthews, OF Allegheny, In
Chicago, on Tuesday last. has bcen mys-
terry TO his friends and they have been IN
able 10 ass,gn Q cause for the rssh cot He
friends telegraphed for his remains 10 b
forwarded BY express, and are now await
ing their arrival. Developments made last
night may throw some li6ht upon the dssd
mans reasons for his action. Oficer Bot
ties brought quadroon woman 70 the
Mayors Office who asked for quist intsS.
view with Mayor Peterson. That being
accorded, she stated that she wss the wits
Of Mathews, snd produced marriage cor.
tifcate dated September II, 1881, signed by
Rev. b. Y. Woodbum attssting the mar.
risge Of Jas. II. Mathews and Cora l.. Arm
strong she informed the Mayor thst she
desired either 70 attend the funeral or %
have possession OF the body, and she would
attend 10 its intsrmsnt, Ths Mayor o.
sured ber that n she was denied sdmlssion
70 the Mathews house she was entitled 70
the remains. She was counseIed 70 pro-
dcnce In her actions, and, promising ie 70.
tired from the Office The Mathews claim
that HarYy's remorss over bis marriage
with negro was the cause Of hIs suicide.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

LAwrExcx, Mass, December n.-Rsv:
Joshua Colt has resigned the pastozste Of
Lawrence Street Congregational Church, %
accept the 6ecfetaryship OF The American
Home Missionary Society.
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FIRE RECORD.

NEWPORT, ARK, December F.-At New.
port, Jackson county. Q fire broke out about
| O'CLOCK this morning and laid In waste
sixty buildings, nearly all Of which were
occupied BY business firms. Eight brick
stores are included In the ruins. The los
Is estimated at $25o, 900; insurance. $50. 600.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE Treas
u-er Of the United States received from -.
r." attorney, four thousand dollars in
cash on account of the Conscience fund
A. Civil Service Sensation.
WASHINGTON. December LIT is report.
ed that the Democrats are preparing SEN
sation for the civil service debate when the
question shall come up in the House. 1t
is alleged that large number OF atidavlts
are being procured from Government en-
ployes in the New Orleans Custom House,
stating that Senator Kellogg. as the head
of the Republican party in Louisiana.
made assessments on them to the extent OF
per cent of their salaries for political
PURPOSES. They have also affidayits from
6oyarnment clerks to show that appointeeS
fran Virginia were assessed 2 per cent. OF
their pay by Senator Malone, for use In
fhe campaign in that State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

A TRUE strengthening medicine and
heslth-rensv ver is Bro sn's Iron Bittes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

IL Won have the chills take PEsuNA. Ii
you expect or fear them take PsEUsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-12-18

A True friend 10 the weak and Gonzales
cent is Browns Iron Bit,efs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
Won the WAGER.

Says tho Detroit Free Press FREQ
Flasher and Hiss Florentia Flounc,
were discussing the mental power Of
controlling thought. Said Fl,sher.
~ will give you pair of gloves i
you eau think Of positively nothing
ior five minutes, and still be awake.
"D)nc," she responded.
Five minutes passed.
"I've won tho glove!" she exclaim.
cd.
"IIow did you manage to think of
nothing for tho whole i've minutes ~
he asked, eagerly.
81 fastened my mind firmly on
your mustache and kept il there
she replied, triumphantly.
The referee awarded hcr the
gloves.
lie had lost his knife, and they
asked him tho usual question. "Do
you know where you lost it 7" "Yos,
yes he replied, of course do. Tm
merely hunting in these other places
to kill time"
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To be Continued.
A Minister'S Cow.

An exchange tells this story of n
clorgymans experience and how il
ended:
Some years ago there lived in Cen
trail New York very worthy and
respectable divine known as Father
Gross. He had hired man named
Isaac, who always oboyed orders
without question.
Father Gross bought n COW one
day which proved refractory when
milked, refusing to surrender the
lacteal fluid, although lsaac used all
tho persuasion Of which he was mas
ter. He finally reported her delin.
quence to his master.
"Well, Isaac" said he, "go to tho
barn aud get those pieces Of new
rope"
Isaac obeyed tho COW was driven
into the stable, tied with q piece of
rope, when the dominic came out
armed with knife.
"Now," he exclaimed to Isaac, II
will get on tho cows back and you
tie my feet beneath her, then you
go on with your milking, and with
your milking, aud with any weight
on her back she must give down her
milk.
Isaac obeyed. The feet were tied
and the milking commenced.
But bossy objected, and plunged
wildly about. The stable was low,
and tho dominie's hoad was fearfu lily
bumped. "Oh, isaac" bawled he,
"cut the rope"
Isaac seized the knife and cut
not the ropo which tied the masters
feet, but tho one which tied the COW.
The stable gate was open, also the
yard gate.
Away darted the frantic COW, the
terrified man on her back helplesSly
roaring
"Stop her, stop her +
While madly careering down the
road he met parishioner, who ex-
citedly exclaimed
"Why, Mr.. Gross, where are you
going p
"Only God aud this COW know 7"
groaned he, i don't.
The animal was finally caught and
the. man released, much frighented
but unhurt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24

We once suggested to o butcher
tha : he put his scales where the cus~
toners could see tho dial, not neces-
sarily for publication but merely as
a pledge Of good faith. 'Oh, yes,
he replied, scornfully, II suppose
after a while, when you bay a five
cent soup bone, you will expect me
to put on my swallow-tail Sunday
coat and my stovepipe hat, hire the
finest hack in town and u brass band,
60 in procession to your shanty and
deliver tho soup bone. We assured
him he was mistaken that no such
idea had ever entered our head but
we never afterward enriched him
with any more suggestions how to
acquire the esteem and respect Of
his fellow citizens"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
Sarah Wasn't There.

Charley Shaw, Of tho Detroit Op
era House, was grjuning at the win
dow of the box Office tue other day
when 10 walked a chap with an ag'
ricultural bronze on his face, arC
asked
"Does any one perform, here?"
"Ob, yes"
This afternoon 2"
mo {; Tonight
"IIow much to see 'em 2"
"Woll, l can give you n seat foi
half dollar, and you can hold your
girl on your lap"
Wouldn't anybody lafiH"
mot muchl We don't allow any
laughing in this house,"
"Well, maybe we'll come. Has
this theater ever burned upI"
"Never."
"Any danger Of FIRE on the stage p
IN, Bit
"Any pickpockets around y
None
Does anybody peddlo lemonade p
"No."
ANY prize packages given OUT :"
"No."
"Takc half dollar with u hole in
iti"
"Yos.'
"What kind Of II play is it :"
"Its tragedy
Tragedy? Then that laya me out |!
Sarah was TO circus last year.
whoro some ono hit feller who
crawled under tho canvas, with a
mock yoke, and sho tainted 30 dead
away that they had to unhitch her
corset and jerk off her shoos. Lot
her SEQ play where fellcrs aro jsb
ing with pilchforks, knocking down
with crowbars and slicing ench other
up with swords, and she'd tumble
and stop the show dead
still. hope you'll do well and all
that, but I don't bring no Sarah to
SEQ no tragedy, and don't you forget
it !" She tainted on me once, aud
my hair turned gray at tho rate Of n
bushol mint v'--DetroH Free
Press.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
H q q L n v
A Harvest Hymn.
ny WILLIAM LAMBIE.

We have seen the summers glory on
the harvest fieldsfagain.
Rejoicing In the sunshine and the
pure, refreshing rain,
And in gratitude and gladness we
have reaped the golden grain.
We read peaceful gospel, where the
rich and poor are fed;
May the heroes OF the harvest fields
have blessings on their headsl
Let earth's millions all be grateful for
health and daily bread.
We see the God OF nature In bounte-
Gus love Destowing;
In every year OF life, we reap the seed
we have been sowing,
Till, our barns are filed with plenty,
and our cups are overilowing.
We have entered on n calling that will
never know defeat;
For honor and for daily bread we
work In summers heat,
Ever reaping golden haryests Of the
finest of the wheat.
May the days Of war and carnage and
cruel strife be DER,
And temperance truth and righteous
ness extend from shore to shore,
Gathering In the sad aud sinful to be
pure for everinore!
Aud when we send the bread of life to
nations DER the sea,
May we praise the Lord with thank
fulness for blessings pure and free
In this life, and the better land in ages
yet to be!
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24

sick man upon strotcher his
sbrunken face and hands we're COW.
cred with filth. and bogrimed with
pitch-pine smoke Of tho prison he
had no clothing upon his wasted
body save pair OF army drawers,
which had once bceu white other
wise diarrhooa hal rendered his
condition too dreadful TO be describ-
to ears polite, or even to be gazed
upon.
One OF tho prison officers at that
timo crowded thro ugh the throng
OF the sick aud the doad while
doing 80, he fJrcibly pushed against
this poor miserable creature, who
was utteriug plaiutive means and
cries for mercy to which NO heed
was given. In the. scramble which
followed, the dying man was over
turned. and, as he lay gasping in his
last trembling agonies, tho Same
officer and attendant passed again
that way, and rudelv thrust him
with his foot from his path, saying.
''ono moro yank. is gone to the
devil.
Sitting this afternoon in my Of
flee, aud cheered by civilized COM
forts, ] can not suppress chill Of
horror and creeping sensations Of
shivering terror at its mere remem.
brance. Such occurrances happens
od almost every day,too horrible not
to DO noticed, only cite this solita-
ry instance, of an unknown dying
man, among the suffering thousands
Of the prison pen, as an example of
the iiendish hate aud malice which
possessed these patriots of the
Union even when tho doors of death
were closed upon their starved, un-
buried forms. Carrying away the
dead to their final rest was but a
horror in keeping with tho scenes
described, aud fitting climax to
tho lif, Of misery which ended in
tho prison.
To be Continued
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
Nine RuleS for Wr,tinq.

The attempt to decipher hand
writing resembling the hieroglyphics
on the obelisk il one oftho vexatons
Of business mon. The most az sra-
waiting experience in this line falls I,
the lot of those employed in til,
government departments at Wash
ington, and in postollices, tolograp b
newspaper and similar public oStab
lishments where miscellaneous maili
are naturally larger than in private
lines of business.
Tho Ponman's Art Journal, com
menting on "l'ad Writing" in au it,
lustratod article of that title, lay'
down tho following rules for avoid
ing illegiblo ponmanship.
1st. All unnecessary, superhnous
or llourishod lines must be omitted.
I'd. No capital letters or WORD
should be joined together.
3d. Capital letters should not bt
joined to the smaller letters.
18th. Tho capital 4 should mover
DO looped at the top.
9th. A capital II should never bo
so made as to be mistaken for III 4
or other combination.
9th. Cross all t's with a horizontal
line at tho top.
7th. The capital I should always
be made above the line; whilo the J
should extend below. Otherwise,
when used as initials or in cipher
writing they cannot be distinguished
with certainty.
8. The small 8 should never be
made with tho loops below tho line,
as it is liable to be mistaken for p
or an +.
9th. The letter @ should not be
made the same AZ the figure 2.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
"Do l look well in this suit, 4,

"Do look woll in this suit, darl +.
ing :" he asked.
"Of course you do, George" she
murmured, you look we'll in any
thing"
"Do you really mean it I" he asked
in q charlotte russo tone.
"Of course she Does said her lit
tie brother,
II heard her say yesterday that
you would look we'll in anything
She said that you would look we'll
in the lunatic asylum"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-08-24
A woman who waits along time Il

A woman who waits along time for
her husband to return from the
lodge has an object in view, and
more than likely another in her
hand.
What is the difference between
Robert Bonner and q bookkeeper ?
The latter keeps a ledger, and the
Ledger keeps the former.
1t may be said Of the two colored
women Of North Carolina who fought
duel With razors that they treated
each other with cutting severity.
They're not wholly bad mt load
vile way. W."
the rope to ly
got into seap'
kindly ypao'