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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

The wheeling Register b hereby inform.
ed that our statement Of the public debt OF
virginia aud West virginia Is correct.
The RIppLEBERcER bill does not IN terms
declare that West Virginia owes twenty
four millions Of dollars, but assigns to that
State si1, 0iT, O70.9s as Of July, is8s-nine-
teen wears ago. The interest Is s602,ooo q
year, or eIa,57s,0oO. These are round
numbers. The same result Is reached ny
the assignment to her Of s15,ooo,ooo In
1871, and charging her interest since
namely, a total Of s24.OOo,O00. But as we
could show II 1t were worth the trouble,
the RrrpLEpERoER bill repudiates twelve
millions Of the Virginia debt OF 1871, and
thus turns over to West Virginia twelve
millions more 90, 100000 In all.
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G. Ynncey MOrriss.

IL is with sorrow that we record the
death OF this estimable young man, which
occurred in this city on Monday, March
goth, ut 9 O'Clock Il. NJ.
In delicate health. he left his home in
Virginia in the hope that the climate Of
Texas would be beneficial to him, and,
after spending some time in San Ant mic.
he came to Laredo in the spring Of 1881, u
the employ OF the Mexican National Coi.-
struction Company, in whose service he
continued until about five months ago,
when, by exposure in the line Of the duty
in which he was engaged, he was stricken
down with pneumonia, which fastened
perhaps the work Of that fell destroyer
| consumption, the seeds Of which had de-
yeloped prior to his coming TO Texas, and
he sank away gradually and peacefully to
his rest, perfectly conscious to the last.
His sorrowing father carries with him to
his Virginia home. whittier he started yes.
terday morning with I'LL that was mortal OF
his son, the sympathy Of the many friends
who have come to know him by means OF
this affection; and those who knew G.
Yancey Morriss will not soon forget his
many noble traits OF character, prominent
among which were his love OF the good
and the beautiful, and, conspicuously, his
love OF the truth, which won him friends
and admirers wherever he went.
To the many friends Of the deceased in
Laredo who ministered to the comfort Of
bus son during his illness, we are commits
stoned by Colonel Norris TO tender lis
gratitude for their kind attentions, and TO
assure them that he shall not soon forge,
the deeds which smoothed the dying pi'-
low OF his beloved boy.-LaredO (7erdo)
Times.
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Brief News Items.

II is announced that no change will bC
made in the eastern prices Of coal during
the month OF April.
Nicholas Nelson was killed in Baltimore
Thursday night by falling down the holJ
of steamer.
Truman Durham, president Of the Cleye-
! land Linseed-Oil Works, and an old and
honored citizen, was caught in the ma
chincry at the works on Thursday and
killed.
Patrick Dolan. the "Molly Mcguire -
who was convicted at Uniontown, Pa, Of
the murder OF Maurice Healey, was sem
fenced on Thursday to eleven years in the
penitentiary.
Two large British steamships, loaded
with Chinese passengers, have sailed from
Hong-Kong for Victoria, b. {. About four
thousand more are expected this season.
II of whom are wanted on railway works.
The Mammoth Southern Minstrels-Mc-
/ Intyrc. Heath & Belmont, propretors-
/ have gone TO wreck at Cincinnati, and sew
eral suits have been entered 10y members OF
The troupe for unpaid salaries.
In the Criminal Court OF Baltimore
Thursday, the jury in the ease OF Richard
Moore, charged with the killing OF Captain
Caspar Smith, Of the schooner Shelldrake,
brought in verdict Of murder in the see
ond degree. The prisoner was remanded
for sentence.
James Cofy. aged twenty-seven, was
caught in the machinery at No. A. Broome
street. New York, Thursday. His left arm
was torn from his shoulder and his left leg
broken. He was sent to Bellevue Hospital
in dying condition.
The cable steamer Nina, which arrived
at st. Pierre OH Wednesday night, reports
the loss OF two men-Joseph Hart, Of Guys
boio', and William Frederick, OF Halifax.
They were lost in fearful gale last Tues
day.
Two hundred cutters and polisbers OF
marble went out on a strike in New York
on Thursday. The time-workers in piece
shops are expected to strike also. The
bosses have been notified, and have pro-
missed the men to consult together and give
an answer in few days.
The South Carolina State Democratic
committee, in session at Charleston. have
issued an address to the Democratic party
of the State, protesting against the election
prosecutions now taking place in the United
States Court in that city. and condemning
the letter OF Attorney-General Brewster to
Mr. Sanders.
Lust week Andrew Thomas. OF Mount
Holly, Pa, who had been suffering from q
severe cold, went TO Carlisle to consult DR..
Hennincer. lie returned to the depot and
took a seat in the train for Mount Holly.
Conductor Givler, in taking up the tickets,
found Thomas apparently asleep, and not
wishing to wake him up took his ticket
from his pocket. On reaching Mount
Holly, one OF the passengers undertook to
wake Thomas. when il was found that he
was dead. Thomas was a blacksmith and
machinist, and leaves wife and nine chill
dren
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LYNCHBURG.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STATES COURT-AMa.
TLUR ENTERTAINMENT.

TEUR ENTERTAINMENT.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH 80, 1852.
The track-Jed OF the Richmond and Al
leghany railroad through the city has been
graded from the Orange bridge 10 point
opposite the city water-wOrkS. l under.
stand that the force now employed in The
construction of the new dam will be trans
ferred next week 10 the work on the
Richmond and Allegheny caisOn, in which
the track is to pass under the Norfolk and
Westeru-yard bridge and the NintL-;treot
yiaduct.
The present session OF the United States
District Court in this city has been at
tended with less interest than any other
within my recol ection. 1t has scarcely
furnished reporters with respectable
item; and this, too, at time when every
thing else is worse than dull, and nothi &
transporting in news circles worthy OF
printed mention.
"The MistletOe Bougho will be rem
dered shortly at the Orera-IIouse by some Of
our best amateur talent. The proceeds are TO
be appropriated to benevolent purposes.
blr. II. III. Boatwright, cashier in the
freight department OF the Richmond and
Allegheny railroad here, will assume charge
Of the agency when Mr.. T. n. Davis leaves
on Friday.
Colonel Richard Lewellen, with his lady,
Is in the city, en- route TO Rockbridge. The
Colonel is in improved health.
BEAUMONT.
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The Piedmont and Arlington I'm Bal
timOrc Court.

The hearing OF argument in the case Of
the Piedmont and Arlington Insurance
Company Of Richmond was begun in the
City Circuit Court OF Baltimore on Thurs
day. There is quite an array Of counsel in
the case, which will present number OF
novel and interesting questions Of consti-
tutional law. The discussion was opened
by Messrs. Isidorc Rayner. Randolph Bar
ton, L. Otis IIinkley, and i. Z. Clark. A
leading difficulty appears to be in the fact
that the insurance laws Of Maryland make
no provision for the distribution Of such a
fund, and the question is, whether the law
OF Virgins is to govern the case or whether
the Court shall make an equitable distribu-
ton Of the fund. The hearing will occupy
several davs.
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The Clarke Courier uses the most felicit-
Gus illustration which the Attoney-Gen
ersPs opinion in the FAIR case has called
forth when that journal says IL is reminded
OF the plea Of the old lady who found her
pig impounded, and who. producing the
ordinance against hogs running ut large,
commended that her pig was not hog, and
that the officer who impounded the animal
was too officious, and didn't understand
the plain reading OF the law.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

We have read Hon. GEORGE ID. WIsE's
speech on the Lill to prohibit Chinese immi-
grafton for twenty years. 1t is short and
good. He ought to circulate good many
thousand copies of it in his district, espe-
cially amongst the Caucasian mechanics Of
Richmond. They will endorse his vote and
isspeech. Emphatically does he declare his
opposition TO allowing Monaghan "ma-
chine men," as somebody styles them, to
come to this country, and by their unfair
competition force down the wages Of the
intelligent, seli-respecting heads Of families
and other workingmen who now honor
labor by their lives and their good names.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

A WONDERFUL DoCK.-Those who have
not informed themselves upon the subject
consider visionary Captain EADs's project
Of raising vessels weighing 1000 TO 5000
tons 40 feet ont OF the water and putting
them on railway. Messrs. CLARK and
SrASDFiELD, distinguished civil engineers,
tthe latter the one who introduced the
hydraulic vertical-lift system at Bombay J
certify that at the Bombay Hydraulic Dock
they lift weights up to l2,O00tons Think
OF it--2i, 000, 900 OF pounds. Mr.. HALsTEADl
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at Is remarkable that the South Ameri.
can Indians never suffer from consumption.
The cause is their use OF coca. They also
never suffer with scroiulous or skin dis
eases. They reach very old ace, and fire.
quently pass their full century" (See
journal Of the Royal Society OF Yienna.)
For weak lungs, chronic coughs, asthma,
shortness OF breath. and female sufferings,
Use Lieblg Co.'s Coca Beef Tonic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

OF course the wheels OF government are
stopped aud will remain blocked until q
Readiuster caucus succeeds in whipping
the recalcitrsnt senators OF that party into
the traces Washington Post.
Well, let the whipping into the traces
commence at once, or the Judiciary bin will
not see the light this year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

The following new post-ofllces have been
established: At Cleopus, Nanscmond
county, with Elisha T. Cross as postmas-
ter; at Callaville, Brunswick county, with
David M. Stith as postmaster; aud at YAM
cey, Rockingham county, with William b..
Yancey MS postmaster.
The following postmasters have been re-
Gently commissioned: Robert ii. England,
at Raccoon Ford, Culpeper county, and Mis-.
Margaret II. Welborn, at Red Bluff, Wythe
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

We have received from C. r. JOHNSTON
. pamphlet copy Of "A Treatise on the
Physiological and Therapeutic Action Of
sulpbate Of Qninine, by OrIs FREDERICK
MANSON, NJ. d., Professor Of Physiology
and Pathology In the Medical College OF
Virginia" 1t is reprint from the trans
actions OF the Medical Society Of Virginia,
1892.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

Colds yieid TO onions like magic. but DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is a still better and by
far more agreeable means OF curing q cold
or cough. You can buy bottl for rs
cents AZ any drugstore, aud we arc sure 1t
Will do the work every time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

Senate bin to authorize the trustees s,, o.
the Baptist church OF the city OF Dansil'c
to sell certain property.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Several bills were ordered TO engross,,
ment and one or two others made spec'ai
orders for future days.
AZ 10 O'Clock the House adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

fTYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
sOCIATlON.-THIs AFTERNOON at 4;30, lecture
by Rev. DIR. HAZEN on the sunday-School Lesson.
All invited.
SUNDAY at 3 T. NJ, Service OF Song. Every one
welcome.
MONDAY, $50 7. W., Young Mems Gospel Ser
yted.
THURSDAY, $50 J.. ~. Secretary Converse
tional Study. open To all young men.
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We have received the first No. OF Inc
old Dominion, Saturday paper, price one
cent, published in Richmond by Mr.. Z.
C.. NoRpESposY. 1t will no doubt gain
n large circulation.
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Isl CHAMPAGNE.
FANCY GOODS.


~ TEV VEINS
HAS OPENED A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
CHILDREN's CARRIAGES
At BOTTOM PRICES.
We use only those Of the Whitney and Mckee &
Harrington make, and fully guarantee every CAR
RAGE we sell. We have The iirgest aud best
lighted salesroom for them In the city, using our
entire second floor for CARRIAGES and UPIIOL-
STERED CHAIRS. Additions win be constantly
made, the assortment being kept as CONF lete IL
IS possible 10 do 80. Give us q call. We will not
be undcrsOld.
500 4-JOINT CANE" FISIIlNG-POLEsg going
AT 10c.;
i large lot Of BIRD-CAGES-Bra,san Painted
al shapes, very cheap;
500 FLORAL SETS, just The thing ali need, al
2jc.
FIEE POLISHED TBOWEL5 at Toe;
1000 sets UNlIANDLED CUPS and SAU-
CERS-FINE PORCELAIN GOODS at zoe.
Ter set, or the cups separately Il zoe. per do
zen. This Is tile b'ggcst bargain IN thls line we
ever offered:
See the new styles Of low-priced CHAMBER SETS
at SILNtNN's
ap1 sos Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-01

A medicine OF real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicians, and universally
recommended by those who have used it
as true tonic, Is Browns Iron Bittcrs.
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NJ CLAY-sTREET METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH tcorner Of Adams and
Clay sireetsl-Rev. &. :. LAMBETH, pastor.-Ser-
vices by pastor both morning and night Subject
at IL \. NJ, "Thc Design of The Lords Supper and
the Qualifications Of COMMITMENTS" Subject at
p. NJ. Soul-IIunger; or, The CRY Of Starving
spirit" Pcws free. A cordial invitation to all.
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VI T. I II q ID | ) I

ffT PARK-PLACE NJ T. 7 II ODIST
CHURCH twest Franklin streetl.-Services by the
pastor, Rev. JOHS HARMON. Subjects: 1 A. NJ,
"Getting Up in the World" congregation will
please bring their BiblesD 8 p. ~, "Whichis tie
Servant Glass;"
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RICHMOND, VA, March 80, 1852.

THE BUILDING CLUBS OF SIXTH
i MOUNT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH REV
John Jasper had their irst meeting Monday night.
March 9th, and their collections amounted TO
&96, and on SUNDAY, April the I'd, We will take
up collection through the day for the purpose Of
raising money 10 remodel our house. We humhy
solicit the patronage Of our friends. WE SHALL
RESERVE SEATS FOR OUR WHITE ylSI-
TORS. ap 1-lt*
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~ SIDNEY Il BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and Reservoir streetsl.-Preaching
by Rev. r. HARRISON at IL o'clock \.
NJ. aud ~ O'Clock r. VI. SUNDAY. All are in
yited
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nj MONUMENTAL CHURCH-Rev.
J. Il. ARMSTRONG, ID. D., rector.-Seryices at IL
4. VI. and l.. ". Sunday school nj % 4. VI.
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nj FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Grace and
Broadl.-Rev. w. G. ScHAEFFER. pastor. Preach
Ing mt IL A. VI. and 7:45 r. W. Palm-Sunday
services ut IL A. VI. Preaching every night during
the week at o'clock. Strangers and visitors well
come. Seats free.
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FINANCIAL.
NO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA

- y
II We beg To- oder you our service Tor 90 ~ y.
CHASE AND SALE on All. CLASSES '.
BONDS AND STOCKS in mis- .nd ot'r ma.
Exception facilities for buying. cling. ana II
rying VIRGINIA BONDS. Cur Office being lA
tOck-Fxchange building. all orders receive '-
mediate attention. Core prudtu,' -lheit !.
REFERENCES. National Mechanic btns,
ern National Bank, Bgnk ~ to.nm,r't, lioN
Bank. RAMSAY, CT NBAtGH -,
Bankers and Brokers. iia'timor Va
lie iS-6nl
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DEATHS.

Died, IN this city. March 31st, At Q O'Clock A.
NJ. Dr. +. T. BROOhE, IN the forty-drst year of
his age.
His funeral will take place from st. James
church SATURDAY, April LIST, at / o'clock L. NJ.
Died, In this city. on Monday afternoon, March
Goth, in the twenty-fifth year of his age. CHAS.
YANCEY MORRISS, son Of Colonel X. +. Nor
rIss, OF Richmond, Va.
Perhaps In view of approaching death the sub
jcct OF the above notice wrote. less an year ago,
n copy of poem of his own for friend In this
city, In which was contained the following allu-
sion 10 himself:
The golden summer f. no more,
A few more summers nj the best,
THE summer OF my life f. o'er,)
A md l alrll l.un IL rnaf
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Inc iouoWlng DIS were passed:
Senate bill authorizing the Board of SUI
pervisors OF Louisa county to allow CON-
pensation TO Judged l.. Cochran for hold
lug terms Of the County Court of said
county IN place Of Judge Lane, who was
then sick.
Senate bill u provide for working and
Keeping In order the public roads OF the
county OF Hanover.
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NJ CENT AIRY METHODIST
CHURCH tsouth side of Grace between Fourth
and Fifth streetsl.-Serycc at IL A. NJ and
p. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. =. A.
PETERSON. Communion service Immediately
after morning sermon.
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\ double supply received aud FoR s,LI SO
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
=. RL ilR, DraEri-,.
NH 30 corner Broad ami ninth 5tsr,,-.
HEALTH Is WEALTH.
CARROLIC LANDRY SOAP.

I OWES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY >OAi
IL FOR DlSINfFC1ING
BED-CLO1HES AND CLOTHING OF Ilil
SIC k-ROOM.
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fkaredo { Tsrnsl Times.

LAREDO Tsr1sJ Times.
Died. OF typhod-fcyer, on the goth March, Mt
1890 o'clock L. NJ at the residence Of his grand
father, I'm this city, CHARLES HENRY LUD-
WIG. the youngest son of the late Charles l.. Lud-
wiz: aged fourteen years.
His funeral Will tal'c place nj 81. James church
TO-DAY at IL o'clock NJ. The friends and rela-
tives Of the family and those Of his grandfather,
John keber, Esq, are respectfully invited to At
tend.
Culpepcr papers please copy.
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MI CE-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streetsl.-
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM L,
HATCHER, ID. d., at IL o'clock \. ~ and at
half-past 7 O'Clock T.. VI. on SUNDAY.
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NJ THE PRESBYTERIAN sun
DAN-SCH0OL UNION will hold its monthly
meeting in the FIr.t church on SUNDAY, April
I'd, at T. NJ. Reports for the month Of March
will he received, with othorInteresting exercises.
\ i are welcome. i. y. X. SLEIGHr, President
". L. mn, Secretary.
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THE REGISTRATION BILL,

House bill No. 70, to provide for gene
raj registration OF voters, and to repeal
chapter 7 OF the Code Of 1873, and all acts
and parts Of acts amendatory thereof, was
read second time, amended, and ordered
TO be engrossed.
The chair was then vacated until "A
o'clock =. nj.
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IL FIRST j Il L S BY T Err IAN
CHURCH-Rev. 7. l.. PRESTON, ID. D.. pastor.
Services 1T IL a. VI. No services az night.
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~ BROAD.sTREET METHODIST

~ BKUAU-STKtEI MEIIIUUISI
CHURCH Corner Of Tenth and Broad streets).-
SUNDAY. April 2d.-Prcachlng ut II a. NJ by
Rev. W. G.. STARR, ID. d.. pastor-subject. " The
Midnight Hunt Of Bible Detective: at 3 T. NJ.
by Rev. W. Ii. MCGMyEAY. \ cordial invitation
10 ALL
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TT GRACE-ST Rect PRESBYTE-
RAN CHURCH-Rey. DR.. READ, pastor.-Scr-
vices At | l 4. NJ. and 7:f5 =. VI. The discourse
~ night will be 4 continuation Of 4 series on the
Parallels of our Lord.
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IST TRINITY CHURCH Corner Of
Twentieth and Broad strcets)-Rey. j. WILEY
BLEDsOE. pastor.-Proachng at II ~ NJ and at
1880 p. u. Young mems prayer-mcetlng from 3
10 4 Il. VI,
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III SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. JOHN q. TURIN win preach atIl An The
public cordially Invited 10 attend. No service at
ufgbf
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1T SEYENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-The pastor, Rev. J. Z. TYLER, will
preach IL IL !. ". aud =. NJ. All welcome.
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IL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Twelfth and Broad streeisl.-Rcy. Dr. fIAw-
TD0RNE, pastor Is stlll assisted in the series Of
special meetings by Rev. Mr.. DIXON, OF North
Carolina, who will preach on SUNDAY ut II \. ".
and +. ~ All welcome. u
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SEWISG-TBIREAD.

THE PEOPLE APPRECIATE MERIT
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-06-29
People have Remarked

That "solo" and "pinakle" have been
naturalized.
That the COURTEOUS yard needs tickling
with q Ground razor"
That the REGISTER office Is the coolest
and shadiest place in town.
That George Carter's hack enterprise
ought to be called "the color line"
That the dog fennel about town is ready
for the kind offices of the Street Commits
sioler.
That the present local political canvass is
conducted more quietly than was ever before
known. !,
That candidates are having hot time, in
terviewing their "dear friends" the horny
handed voters.
That Delano's hedge has passed the nurs.
ing period, and furnishes choice tidbits fd1
bovine tramps.
That the committee in charge Of the Pub -
lie School grounds should inspect, renovate
and improve them.
That the "glorious'' Fourth will not be
generally celebrated in this neghborhootl
according to the ancient forms.
That it is inhumane 10 leave horses hitched
for hours in the sun, with the temperature
on the rise Of so deg. in the shade.
That it is "nip and tuck" at present, be-
tween the two candidates for Circuit Clerk
u Iron county, with the chances in favor OF
IMP"
That the cows and hogs, without fear OF
the law, do more damage to the shade trees
than horses would if allowed to be hitched
thereto.
That Hotson has so favorable an opinion
of the honesty of all Irontonians that he left
a barrel of fish out OH the sidewalk over Sat-
urday night. p. S.-The fish were spOilt.
That the position of the REGISTER I'm re-
gard to the appointment Of the pastor of the
Presbyterian Church to the principalship of
the Public School is eminently sound and re-
fleets the general sentiment of the commu-
nifty.