Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-31

he country understanus pretty
- how Western nail lines were
dyed with fraud.
mad, caught nearly Sl6,OOo,OOo
r. ofeodfish last year. 1t is the true
! for Goldfish aristocracy.
.,bibition in Iowa and free rum in
n Carolina are both tenets Of the
faith as held by the Republican ell
tract of eighty thousand acres OF
has been purchased in Sumter
ptv. Fla. for a colony from Duluth
u.
Ohio Congressional convention
Iout q deadlock is an exception. No
gets the nomination unless he
j. for il.
,,Oland's crack shots are getting
h 10 come to America. They could
/ their country better just at this
in Egypt.
Ie Capitol police at Washington
\ be more ornamental than useful,
Iey would catch the raseals who
Hate the statusry.
tnnor's Weather Bulletin" has q
,thly circulation of $500 copies, or
|Nennor lies about his circulation as
Lesslv as he does about the weather.
sixty delegates thus far chosen to
Kansas Republican State COnven-
forty-twO are said to be opposed to
denomination of Governor st.
l. Iowa capitol, work on which
commenced in ISL, is nearing
spletion. The cost of the edifiee will
{yOut =, 800, 900, and it is to have a
\ q dome.
n Mormon brethren expect to en-
Ibr some months to come, the excit-
spor. Of driving a twO-in-hand
slgh Senator Edmunds' anti-polyg-
statute,
) in Alaska you cannot get a bottle
1lisky for love or money. 1t will
INHERENT when the natives become
.ts, and candidates are turned loose
J thecOuntry.
a. reported, President Arthur ia
ICornell for Governor of New York
j ction of the State Convention Is no
4 1r matter of doubt. Cornelrs re-
4 nation is morally certain.
s four officers of the Austrian army
tst in command in Bosnia are Irish
There is only one country where
+. ishman doesn't seem to get along,
hat is Ireland.
ktOn people cannot understand
dinner in that city could cost $50
+ be exclusive of wines. 1t does
extravagant when beans are SELL
i per buShel.
Ia bears an enormous burden in
by Of taxation. The rate for the
. 2 year is something over SO to
s. man, woman and child in the IS
No wonder Cuba kicks against
ish rule.
8 the season of the lily and the sun
J, but to an impartial observer it
as if the leading thought of the
is athletic, rather than aesthetic.
ism is more fancied than posing,
uryed pitching rather overshad-
/ Painting plaques.
rd lines are being drawn for the
Of Russia. The Grand Duke Con-
ines party mean to depOse him if
L not be crowned, while the Mill
OpOse to kill him if he tries to be.
between Hades and the deep sea
hhappy man is in a sad dilemma.
ny have some lively old fellows up
pine. Mark bennett, of Kittery,
pill complete his ninety-sixth year
glSt next, is lending a hand in the
eld this season, and isRalso helping
hoeing. John Fernald, of Kit
FONT, eighty-two years old, has
IN the bayfield, every working day
haying was commenced on his
u by half-paSt 8 in the morning.
Senator Buckalew is encouraged
he outlook of the Democratic party
) nnSylyania. He sees no prOSpek
II mony between the Republican
nS, and with good organization
vigorous campaign he believes a
ratic victory is practically GER
I'VE have seldom had better
unity he is reported as saying,
am trustful that we shall be wise
not TO sacrifice it."
n FAlRMoNT.