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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16
Game.

There are various notions current
among men of many minds in regard to
what constitutes the highest ideal of
personal enjoyment. There are those,
indeed, who look upon coon hunting as
sport, and about this time of the year
sally out into the country to indulge in
this inspiring recre alton. Coon hunting
takes place at night, and requires for its
proper prosecution number of cur dogs
of uncertain parentage, which are sup
posed to be literally educated if they
can tell a coon from a polecat. At times
q company of nocturnal hunters have
been made a Kissing and reproach to the
entire community by the misplaced zeal
of their dogs in following the trail of the
latter animal. When game is discov-
cred by these dogs the entire company
goes crashing and stumbling through
the woods for several miles, falling over
logs and into brooks, and getting
scratched by brambles and whipped in
the face with twigs, until the coon is
freed. Then the beast is shot or shaken
out of the tree, and worried to death by
glory and mud, tlke the quarry home
and make a noxious stew of it, of which
they partake with assumed enjoyment.
1t is curious fact that men who are ter
ribly particular about civilized food, and
find all sorts of fault with the manner of
its preparation, will eat any manner of
wild abomination and affect to be
pleased with it if only the sacred name
of game is attached thereto.-Bostog
Jour 1al.
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WHERE AWAY

u
o the Lands of Where Awayi 2
Tel us--ten us-where are thew
Tnrongh the darkness and the dawn :
WeteVe 1ourneyed on and on
from the cradle to the cross
from possession unto loss,
seeking still from day to day
FOR the Lands of Where Away.
Wnen our baby feet were first
f.anted where the daisies burst
ana the greenest grasses grew
In the fields we wandered through,
sun with childish discomfort
Ever on and on we went
hoping still to pass some day.
Ger the verge of Where AWAY.
Roses laid their velvet Inns
Oh our own, with fragrant sips,
out their kisses help us not,
but their sweetness we forgot;
Inough the brambles in our track
flucked at us to hold us back
Just ahead" we used to saw.
Lie the Lands of Where Away"
Chiidren at the pasture-bars,
Ihrough the dusk, like glimmering stars
waved their hands that we should bide
with them over evenfide,
Down the dark their voices failed
Faiter1nsly as they hailed.
And died into Yesterday
Night adand-WhereAwayt
Twining arms about us thrown
arm caresses, all our own,
Can but stay us for spell
Love has nothing new to tell
10 the soul in need supreme,
Aching ever with the dream
Of the endless bliss it may
Find in Lands of Where Away!
- ~. Riley, IN Indianapolis Journal.
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The Comet.

Prof. Fl. A. Howe, of Denver, has computed
the following as the elements of the orbit of
the great comet of the present year, referred
and equinox of September 30, 1885,: osft .Gfa4
Per1heiion passage. September 10, 9935.
ffrneHon point. % utg oif. S)s.
Nortn nooe ....E.... ofo ae IN. 0cs.
Inc1nauon. .....-. IL ueR; IN ifs.
Node to perihelion... 80. go deg. Sim. AS.
Logar1thm of .-..L -. 7'.05l6
Logarithm ofc. .9'99g9S
Putting the figures into language which Is
intellig ble to the great majority Of our read
ers, we have the following points: tssz1 = g.,.
1. The comet passed within T5O, 900 miles from
the suns center, and only about 100000 miles
from his apparent surfaces 5as t @H !"
2. The comet swings out into space to O. dis
lance about ten times as great as the distance
of Neptune from the sun.
g. The period Of revolution is fully 900 years
Therefore: aE a,sa
l. This comet is not the one OF 1913; and,
s. There is no danger that 1t will tumble into
the sun next year, or at any 9th Or time suffi-
cfently near to cause pang of sorrow to any
one now living.
G. We might also infer that, rs two of the OBJ
servations on which this computation is based
we're made after the comet had LIFT the imme-
diate neighborhood Of the sun, its speed was
not materially lessened by friction during the
perihelion passage; and that, therefore, the
corona is not so dense at height of 100000
miles above the solar surface has been
rather widely believed in recent years.-Chicas
20 Tribune, October Is.
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Some journalists seem determined t,

--~Some journalists seem determined to
rob the profession of romance and
estheticism. A Texas paper having
learned that one of the most brilliant
newspaper men of the East was to start
q journal in that State, remarked, edi-
torially: THAT brilliant man from the
East will have his brilliancy somewhat
d mined when he has to get down to
writing dog fight items and announces
ment cards for candidates.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

"A Montana paper has discovered q
gorge in the Yellowstone where, it as
serts, the atmosphere is non-conduc-
tor of sound. 'sNo matter how loud one
shouts, he can't be heard.'
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

KAISER Wilhelm celebrated, few
days ago, the twenty fifth anniversary
OF his entry upon tho government q
Prussia. - 20 tsf
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

THERE are some cute observers In New Or
leans The Picaysssae man has that
the reason why some Of the streets lamps
burn. all night is because the light is SO nall
that it is afraid to go out alone IN. y seOa'
,aerc;al Aavertissr.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-11-16

ISIS THIS wo ran your wifes" asked the
Justice of colored man. lis whatmv wife Z"
lis this woman your wife'' Il doa't see no
'oman. l sees a lady, and de lady is my
wife, g. Is this man your husbands" Dat
gentleman is my husb band" Well, ladies
and gentlemen, have investigated this case
and have decided to send this lady and gem
tleman to Jail for six months ''--Arkansaae
TrdUe'er.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

satchel and made of before assistance ar
rived The lady fortunately was more
frightened than injured. and soon .recov-
cred sufficiently to take street car and
proceed TO her home. on Marketstreet Just
below the Mcclure. The stolen satchel con-
tanned between five and six dollars IN
money and some other little yaluables.
YESTERDAY afternoon, just before dusk
during the funeral of Robert Sherry. OF
Bellaire, serious accident occurred on the
pike, at Seibert's Hill. A barouche, con-
tanning two men and three women;
was returning from the funeral and
met with the accident. The tongue
broke and dropped the singletrees
upon the horses heels which frightened
them into run. The vehicle was demol-
ished and the occupants thrown out. None
but Mrs. Monahan were seriously hurt,
but her injuries were quite severe: one
was dragged some distance, and besides
several serious bruises, her limb was
broken. She was taken to SeibertS, to
which place DR.. Hoge was called ana
dressed the wounds.
KATHARINE ROGERS drew a very good
matinee house. on Saturday, and fair
crowd in the evening, but at the latter
time when il was announced that the
'ncw" East Lynne would be the bill. the
people flocked out again in droyes and got
their money back. East Lynne, like Uncle
Toms Cabin. had better take back seat
whether il is the old or the revised version.
In either case il is choice Of evils. MISS
Rogers is 4 good actress, but was SICK and
had 4 miserable support, Jane. to use
the expression oil the boys, was "A ny
niece but there was "a what Was IL
which completely neutraliZed her
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HOLY WEEK,
Aud How II viii BE Observed at the
Cathedral.

Yesterday was the beginning Of Holy
Week, the week Immediately preceding
Easter. and specially conCecrated to the
cUmmemoration of the Passion of our Re-
deemer.
This institution il OF very early origin.
and the name Holy Week is but one of
many by which its sacred CearaCtrr has
been described.
1t was also called the Great Week" the
'Silent Week" the Week of the Holy
Passion" the Vacant Week, the "Pcni-
tential Week
In the Roman Catholic Church the Spe-
CiOl characteristics OF the celebration Of
Holy Week are increased Solcmnity, peni.
tential rigor and mourning. II any OF the
ordinary church festivals fall therein they
transferred until after Easter.
All instrumental music Is suspended in
the churches during Thursday, Friday and
part OF Saturday, the affairs are stripped of
their ornaments. the pictures and statues
are yelled from public sight, the rigor of
fasting is redoubed, and aims deeds and
other works oil mercy seduously enjoined
and praCtiCed. All church services
of the week, moreover, breathe the
spirit of mourning, some of them
being specially devoted to the commence
ment of particular scenes in the Passion of
our Lord.
The days thus specially S"lemniled are
Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday. Good Fri
day, Holy Saturday.
holy Thursday tcilled also Mauudy
Thursday. from MHdui'nn. the first word
in one Of the church services of the day in
the Roman Catholic church is specially de-
signed as a CONNIE mOration of the Last
Supper and of the institution Of the Euchar-
iSt. But there are several other services
annexed to the day. As the solemn COnSe-
Grafton of the oils used in the adminiStra-
ton of the saCramentS.
To Holy Saturday belongs the solemn
blessing of fire and of the water of the bap-
tiSmal font. From the fire sOlemnly blessed
on this day i lighted the PaSChal Light,
which is regarded as symbol Of Christ
risen from the dead. This symbolical light
is kept burning during the reading of the
gospel at mass through the interval be-
tween Faster and Ascension day.
In the Protestant conimunionS there is
no special solcmnization of the Holy week
with the exception OF Good Friday, which
is observed in the Episcopal and some 9th
CT churches
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LEVEE LACONICS-
News From the River and the Water
Craft,

The StOckdale passed up to-day.
The St. Lawrence left with large trip
Saturday.
The Tom Dodsworth passed up with tow
of empties.
The piurnal will resume her Parkers-
burg trade to-day.
The Jennie Campbell and bargeo left
Saturday for Louisville.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with ten feet of water in the channel.
The following tow-bOats passed down
with coal yesterday: VIM. Stone, Fred.
Wilson and Onward.
Capt. I. II. Mong, OF Gray'S Iron line,
left on the St. Lawrence for Cincinnati
Saturday on pleasure trip.
The Big Wyoming, Capt. Coulson's fine
steamer, passed down on Saturday, loaded
10 the guards for ST. Louis.
Look out for some fun when the Pres
Ellison and Little Anna go into the Mar
tim Ferry trade. Pres does not like
Anna.-SpuIap Lead,T. But Anna says
she will stay with Pres whether h" likes
her or not.
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MbeeIin9 Re9isten
MONDAY. April. 3, 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New A,ertisements.

BEAUTIFUL GoOdS-Miller & Frunzheim.
sash, Doors and ShutterS-W. \. Wilson.
Come Around-T e.. MOilat x Go.
Our Specialties-G. Mcndel Il Go.
Diamonds a Speciality &. Dillon.
New York Dental Company.
Finest Liquors Wave Saloon.
Furniture-G. W. JOhnSon's sons
Sea Foam Waters. II. Diehl $50.
ManteL,-& Fisher \ Sons.
Wanted-BuSinesS Men.
Silks-A. SiedenbHCh Il Rr". Head Of
OCal
Mortality Statistics.
lmpOr ant sale OF City Eeai E-Jat"
Public sale ui Stock Cattle.
EOr -. lOGi,-->,uarcg Buckeye ~I.r.
FOr Rrut-" EliZia.'
Hagiland X cas- China-W. II, i,Dea1ri
( Co.
Regain Marshall. Kennedy & Co.
Cooking stoves Nrshi.l i Bro.
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MOUNDSYILLE.

Mr.. Alfred K. laing foreman OF the
Wct,el Democrat. is in town visiting his
parents.
Messrs J. P. Boughton and K. T. Rich
ards left for their mining claims in Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. +. o. Duncan, OF Wheeling. is in
town visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. George Oldham left Saturday even
ing to join Mr.. Anthem Loves troup. He
expects to be with him for about two weeks
time.
The Misses Iaing, who have teen visiting
relatives and friends in Darlington, Ohio.
have returned home.
Mrs. NJ. Dunn, who has been quite sick
with typhoid fever, is able to be out again.
Mr.. Frank Burley, of Wheeling, is in the
city visiting relatives.
Little interest is taken so far about the
coming municipal election, but, no doubt,
there will BE- a good many candidates.
MeSSrs. I. +. Mooney. of Cincinnati. aud
W. p. Robinson, of Beverly. O.. are at the
Mound City.
Mr.. Van Blake is building residence on
Wheeling street. in the upper ward.
All the churches were well attended.
yesterday, and the sermon preached by
is very highly spoken of.
Peach trees are in bloom in this section
and if they are not blighted large crop is
looked for.
Rev. \. c. Law organized Sunday
School in Gravel Bottom. yesterday, and
held services in the evening
Capt. Hanson Criswell is confined to his
room 10y nausea, and OIL Saturday was very
low, but on yesterday he had improved
somewhat, but is still very low, and his
stomach will retain no nourishment. DR..
Bruce, who is attending him. has hopes of
his recovery.
Kloman, Corruthers & Co., are negotiating
for the land adjoining their mill, in view
OF greatly enlarging their works.
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Weather indications.

WASHINGTON, April :, \ W-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valleys, fair weather,
variable winds, shifting 10 souIhcrly. lower
barometer. falling followed by 4 rising TEN
VCrature..
For the Lower Lake region. Gear and
lair weather, caSterly shifting 20 S"uth"rly
winds, lower barometer. stationary ~ nigh.
L.r tom nnr.,tnrn
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BRIDGEPOGT.

Srhn0i commences again to-day.
The Eai!Storm put the Method.~i> in
debt S27.HI 10y damage done % parsonage
aud church building. A collection al more
shan that amOunt Was raised Yesterday
morning.
our streets are terribly dusty Tie street
sprinkler should pat in appearance, either
the one here or one from the clouds.
Mr.. James Turner is confined 70 the
house with bad cold and sore throat
At the KirkwOOd NJ +. church, next
Thursday night, there will be q supper and
festival. The proceeds are for the benefit
Of the Sundoy school. All who wish some
thing good to eat, and want 3 good time,
should go.
Miss Jessie Cooke is rusticating and re-
creating these beautiful days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. WeIty, of New Phila-
delphia, are enjoying the hospitality of +.
j. Alexander and wife.
The election, to-day. promises 10 be the
most holly contested known here for years.
The best man will come out first
Edward Pettis, Republican candidate for
Township Treasurer, has withdrawn in
favor OF Frank \. Mayberry.
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.u.ns.ome stock OF Goods.

We open. to-day. new stock OF black;
colored. stamped, checked and illumi mated
silks: brocaded and watered satins in all
colors; timsel plads and stripes, for trim
ing, plain black and colored satins; new
ard elegant buttons, at our usual popular
rrices. IL Emsheimer. 18th street, between
Main and Market streets.
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Sl.OO per Ward,

number - of cashmere Alexander silks.
They are hand>Omer than any other for
Sl.f0. They will not break norsget shiny.
Just think al It: such beautiful silks at
SlOO per yard. \. Siedenhach < Bro.
100 Main street
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TALSAeE tickets to-day.
white Dress Goods.

The largest assortment to be seen in the
city.
Something to show you, entirely new, in
lace and figured Swiss. Wewill show them
with pleasure wether you buy or not.
A. SiedenbSch & Bro, il04 Main street,
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Our display OF French and American
ginghams must be seen. You will appre-
ciate them. Price and style will sell them
quick. \. Siedenbach x Bro. ll04 Main
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WNNTEp-Ladies 10 learn The Tailor
System on NoGdy'S Sggdre-the finest thing
in the world. Cuts from the neck to the
floor. only 500 while personally intro
ducing il. Agents wanted. Call at No. Il
Fifteenth street
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Grateful Women,

None receive so much benefit. and none
are SO profoundly grateful and show such
an interest in recommending Hop Bitters
as women. 1t is the only remedy peculiar
ly adapted to the many ills the sex is al
most universally subject to- Chills and
fever, indigestion and deranged liver, con-
slant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in the
back or kidneys, pain in the shoulders and
different parts OF the body, feeling OF
lassitude and dependency, are all readily
removed 10y these Bitters.
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MEDICAL
DR.. ERAzIEFS
Bitters!

ESSa.srs Root Bitter are not dram. aim.
s ~n oevsrefe. PVT are atoly nsncinN X
and an aaney. ksep u bovsS op.o and ~!
build up the nerves and cleanse thu hlorS
system OF every tmpurity. soo
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood 70 thu H..
tending to Apcplexy. Dykpepda, Fey,e ~
Ague, propsy, FmPles and Hotchess sen ~
Ions Humon and 6orsA Tstter,. RIM WI
White Swelling, E.yupelas, Sore NS snS1.ls
young men suffering nom WeakneS ~ n r3
bility caused nom imprudsnes, and "a ~
In delicate health, YtaasrS Roos Mti~n -
especially rscommen1ed.
Dr. Flxisr: have used two bost,ss O, vo..
Root Bitter for DyspepaA, OsrinsS. W.
mes and Kidney DisesAs, and they ali -:
more good than the doctou and M ths ~ IN n
cine ever uasd, From the nrxt doss tnaS
began TO mend, and / am now In perfss
health, and feel as well a. ever aid 49,
slider your medicine one OF the erests.s ::
blessings. MRS. n. NIRTfN
Sold BY all drusxists svsrywhsrS Il n a ~ =.
bottle. ~
Logan a Co., Agents, wheelinx. Wv.
Il Q. Hamilton. Agent. Bellairs, o.
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THE largest and most complete stock of
Teas in the city, can be found at G. S.
Feeney's, No. l4l0 Main street.
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We have the finest line of new shades in
colored silks to be found. We have
black silk at $50 that is n bargain. A.
Siedenbach & Bro, ll0t Main street.
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Charter Oak Flour is coming into general
use throughout the city. Robert Simpson,
wholesale agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

\ MAN couldn't sleep well at night
Nnd his wife, who was awfully bright
Did her husband prevail,
To try Smiths Cream Ale
And ne slept like n top till the morning
liUhf
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THE great family beverage, Smiths Cream
Ale. Try it.
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70 Cents aYarSi

for all wool morine buntings They are
beautiful, and you will like them. Come
and see them. A. Siedenbach & Bro, ll04
Main street,
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ALL frst-class saloons keep Smiths
Cream Ale. A most delightful beverage,
remarkable tonic and magnificent gladiator
Of dyspepsia or weakness OF the digestive
OEgsHs,
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Ladies' when You go out to
do your shopping this morning.
call at Rincbart'S, i2I5 Market
street, and look at their goods.
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II you have feeling OF "goneness IN
your stomach in the morning or AZ noon, OF
night, take glass of Smiths Cream Ale.
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Charter Oak Flour produces good bread.
Try il and you will use no other. Robert
Simpson, general agent.
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1860 pair hose from &c. TO &c. pair at
Emsheimer'S
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Charter Oak Flour is having a ,oom.
Every body using it recommend it highly.
Robert Simpson, general agent
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FAST colorS, are those prints, we are sell
ing at iISc. II. Emsheimer, 18th street.
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" you have never seen or heard Talmage,
buy your tickets for Big Blnnders. BUY
this morning or you will blunder.
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Ginghans.

HOusekeepers nov using Charter Oak
Flour say that they will use no other.
Robert Simpson is the general agent.
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How are you today Not very well.
Go for a bottle OF PERUSA and be well.
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That You May Know L.

BIC BIunders" is most happily in Tai
IMAGES strongest line.
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The usual Merchants lunch ut
the New Mcclure Sample Rooms
lnilN.
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The largest and most complete stock OF
Teas in the city, can be found at G. 5
Feeney's, No. 1910 Main street
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TAINAGE will show up either you or
your neighbor in his most Characteristic
STYLE
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THE most popular platform speaker in
America is Talmage.
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Bic Blunders" will draw one OF the
largest houses of the season.
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No purer or more heaithful beverage wa
ever made than Smiths Cream Ale.
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1000 napkins. fancy borders. Sc piece
al Emshsimer's. <
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FRENCH a. percales in short lengths,
l24c. per yard, at Emsheimer's.
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SMITHS Cream Ale will tone up Your sys.
tenn. make you CHEEKY, happy and health
full
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BETTER than medicine in the family is
Smiths Cream Ale.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel. 4TTil ,; 1882
udenbach, city s 3 Alden, CLEVELAND

IOuih SudenbaCh, city = Alden, Cleveland
J Hanna, city { Il Stealey, Va
=. 7 Rnhrbaush, rroctr J T. LETTERS, Cinc'u
G Blum, city w BHowell, city
] II Sullivan, y Y CT Laner, Columbus
r II Jacobs Wcll>h'g J Francis, Columbus
Ed Morris Il Louis - 4 Crotles, Cleveland
" J. SiotSbsrg, city Oscar Joching. Gin
Berry Merchant, city W MolncaS, England
PODaniels Huntingt'n l. BecSon, Cincinnati
W Errlcks Huntingt'n W Jones, Littlcton
] Smith, Huntington J VI Miller, city
Harry + Kirk, city w Ellinsberger, city
ii WI >on city W 5 Cushing, city
j = Spriggs, WOodsf'ld VI Blum, city
r Dcnsm5rc, Cincri y LBryan ,Jacks'ny,Pa
J r ShOls & wife, Pa DC keller,sr NallClly
J,aac Gi1in, city GeO simmons, city
/ NcGecr. SiStersyille ] Noon. Martins Ferry
I r. Robinson, city J \ Farrell, city
y + Osborne, JamF~tn J VI O'Scil, MoundHNl
III Rhodes Ny w 4 Higgins, city
CE IIrenneman IIntonB /. Rheinstrom, NY
u q SbafIer, CITY F. Burns, baltimore
4 1; Rutter. baltimore 4 w Cronier, Wellsb'g
I ID Flynn. Newark RR Thornley,, Sewp't
Mrs " Thomas, Ohio Harry Black, city
Vim shannon, Ohio
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THERE was an aesthetic young man,
Who was built on the Bernhardt plan,
But now be don't fail
To drink Smiths Cream Ale,
And he's daisy" since he began.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03
20 Cents per YarSi.

one yard and one-quarter wide. The finest
French lace bunting. No one can retail
them under sl.25. You will see them at A.
Siedeabseh 4 Bro 5, liza Main street