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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
FRIDAY.
LOCAL


Highest thermometer IA
Argument in the Scioto case closed.
Wheeling man named Wellington
murdered at Sandusky.
Sunday Leader sold to Mr.. E. W.
Shallcross and w. j. Corbett.
Unusually large numbers Of drunken
men on the streets in evening.
Certificate of incorporation issued to
the Dominion Oil Company, OF Park
ersburg.
Conference of iron operators and OPP
oratives held at office of Riverside Null.
No agreement reached, and the strikes
will continue as far as this city Is con-
cerned.
NEIGHBORHOoD.
A Charleston, w. ", housebreaker ar
rested at Gallopolis.
Serious accident to a little son Of has.
LYMAN, of Martins Ferry,
Bold robbery near Waynesburg, IA.
Five hundred dollars taken.
John Kelley has q narrow escape
from death ut Uniontown Pa. :.
Car load of cattle from England
pass through Bellaire en- route to Min
neSOta.
Nail City Glass Works at Bridgeport
totally destroyed by fire. Loses So
600; insurance $1,000.
GENERAL
Frost throughout the Northwest.
A foot Of snow reported in Switzer-
landl
Editor of Hot Springs, Arkansas,
Homet murdered.
Terrible accident in railway tunnel
in New York city.
Terrible battle between cow boys IN
Colorado. -Four instantly killed.
New South Wales exhibition build
ing at Sidney burned. Lose $500
600.
Grover Cleveland of Buffalo, nomi-
mated by. New York Democrats for
Governor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
WEDNESDAY.

LOCAL. !
Last day of summer.
Highest thermometer Sc.
Resumption of arguments in the
SciOto collision case.
Announcement made that Sunday
Leader had made an assignment.
Passenger and freight trains detained
by land slides caused by recent heavy
rains.
Large number of Wheeling workmen
engaged on new Standard Mill, over
the river.
Mill owners having their engines, etc.,
thoroughly tested, so as to be ready to
go TO work.
Lady from Matamoras arrives in city
on the hunt Of q younger sister, who
had run away from that town and was
leading life of shame.
Finance Committee of Board of Ed
ucatiOn meets and fixes the levy next
year, a. follows: Building fund cents
on the 500, school fund 29cents, library
cents-an aggregate increase Of3 cents
on the 500.
NEIGHBoRHOOD.
Barn burned by incendiary at Graf
ton.
Scale signed at Pittsburgh. Mills to
resume at once.
Engineer corps resume work on the
W., z. Il c. Railroad.
Two men beaten to death by an Ital-
ian, near Wellsboro, Pa.
Martins Ferry citizens organize new
stove works, with q capital of 500, 900.
w. l.. Wilson nominate for Congress
by the Democracy of the Second West
Virginia District, in session at Pied
mont.
GENERAL.
Cabinet meeting in Washington.
Several cases of sunstroke in New
York City.
Five people killed by lightning in an
Arizona church.
An Iowan mistakes carbolic acid for
whisky, and goes hence.
Car of Russia arrives in Russia, at
tended by 80 900 troops.
Massachusetts, Republicans nominate
r. X. Bishop for Governor.
Folger nominated for Governor by
the Republicans of New York.
Soudanese soldiers at Damietta kill
the Egyptian commandment of that
place.
Rumor current at San Francisco
that the vessel on which the Marquis
of Lorne and Princess Louise sailed was
to be blown up by dynamite.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
MONDAY.
LOCAL.

Highest thermomer eOo.a !
Repairs 10 Court House completed.
Two GERS taken of Elm Grove line.
Kilnmen at pottery go out on a
strike.
Programme for Hamilton benefit
published.
Attempt made to blow up the safe of
|Srhmulbach Brewing COmpOny.
Bob" BurdeIte, of the HdWkeye,
billed to lecture on the evening of the
"a inst.
Gases Of the boy fire bugs brought up
in Part Of Circuit Court and continued
.Ll next term.
End. Drivers shoe store, on South
SIDE, entered by burglars and a small
amount Of stock taken.
Word received from Superintendent
{ Peabody Educational Fund that
West Virginia is entitled to six free
scholarships in Nashville Normal
SHOOT.
NEIGHBORHOOD.
Fall Of meteOric stones at Martins
Ferry.
Patrick Garrett, brakeman on b. x
o. killed by ears at Piedmont.
West Alexander farmers badly tleeced
y sharpers travelling with 3 country
Sow.
Tony Reece fatally injured by the
breaking of grapevine swing, up
taiwcll's Run.
\ Cow, run over by Hempfield train,
cutting oil three legs, cruelty thrown
ever railroad embankment and LEFT to
Family Of Captain VIM. Askew, Of
Elm Grove, loses two of its members
y typhoid fever, and two more expect
| IL 10 die.
J. J. WeStlake, Of Burr's Mills, ac-
airys possession Of Lewis WetZePS IA
nous rifle, by which over fifty men are
,sported to have been killed.
steps taken at Bellaire and Woods
teid TO raise a md for the relief Of Con-
llctOr Burkelt, who recently lost an
ann and leg by being pushed between
car bumpers.
GENERAL.
DheOvery Of large comet near the
/ sun.
FlendiSh attempt to wreck apassenger
ian near Springfield, Mass.
Ex-Secretary Blaine enthusiastically
eeiyed on Change in Chicago.
Major Phipps, Of Philadelphia aims
aou>e notoriety, arrested in Canada.
Chief Engineer Melville reported to
ave cruelty deserted his wife and fam
IhecOmmandant st Damietta, Egypt,
lanouuces that he will continue the
saT.
Courtney wins the single seull race at
S,rNandria Bay, New York. Time,
-Four hundred employees of the Stein
'ay Piano Company go out on a strike,
%handlng tho "ischarge Of an obnOX-
Us SUI erintendenr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
THE PREACHERS DUTY.
RL1noo WhRe.

BldReo Ehite.
AS unto blooming roses summer dews,
Or mornings amber 10 the tree-top cooAs'
Go 10 INV bosom are the beams that use
To rain on me from eyes that Love inspires
You Ioye-youchsafe It royal-heSrted few,
And win set no common price tnereohi
on i viii keep, as Heaven his holy blue,
or Night her diamonds, that dear treasure
won.
But aught Of inward faith must forego,
On mis- one drop from Truths baptismal
i hir L poorer boughts, pray cheaper prayers
and grow
Less worthy rust, to meet your hearts de.
mand;
FAREWELL your wish for your sake deny,
Rebel 70 lQYsin truth 70 lore am |,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
TUESDAY,.
LOCAL.


Highest thermometer 90.
House.
Secret meeting Of saloon keepers at
'emania Hall.
AalI factory engine at the Belmont
~ winch has been thoroughly over
'--led and repaired, was tested.
hSPu6lican county convention held
washington Hall. MeSsrs. f. H.
IN b. Ii. Dovener, J. d. Whitman
al ~ ~ - r Ih0ma, nominated for House
~ JIoIR2petitive examination held by
~ ib,eAj. Wilson, NJ. c., for purpose OF
S,JoS.SLihs an applicant for West Point
lTne uiP Charles Rankin, of Mounds
st 2osiriet meeting of Amalgamated AS
!, Dn ION pa he'd TO decide as TO whether
Vo W. the strike should be continued.
H. vi vi. IyeiegSes eighteen for continuing
so,t ,''lAe, and seventeen for going to
NEIGHBoRHoOD.
/ ", Tva a mas meeting at Beverly,
4 b B 3GS Burdett announced to lecture
lGss .' sl6 elevator 6yator burned at Gallipolis.
ssys rIGey murder trial in progress at
a. C.er wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
nay, Of Martins Ferry.
CoDssates gathering to Democratic
Rrt'yfNlonal Convention at Piedmont.
ASc "oSnGrgh District of Amalgamated
q ~ Suon decide to return to work at
GENERAL.
SoSoe,'%', Yorker dies from the bite o.
sS ~ y liquor dealers meet in eonyen,
~ Eoek Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

Fifty persons injured at Macon, Ga,
oy the fall Of circus seats. -
Twenty persons killed by an explosion
OF gas in German coal mine.
Ben Butler nominated for Governor
by Democrats of Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Melville, wife of the Jeanette
engineer, confirmed inebriate.
Six thousand employees of Steinway
Piano Company join their striking
brethren.
Sarah Elshone, Of Woodstock, Conn.,,
kindles fire and then sits down on it.
Burned to death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
N.ne. Takea frsa frsAeA

The Baxters belong to the same class
as the Masous, the Carpenters, the Tay-
lors, the Smiths, the Gardiners and the
Fulies. In fact, the surnames derived
from trades or occupations sre more
numerous than those Of any other class,
except patronymics and plAce-names.
Some OF them belong to existing trade,
like those quoted above; while Others
represent obsolete trades, or at least OBJ
solete trade Technology, like the
FletcheB, or arrow.makers, the Arblas-
tiers, who manufactured croes-bows or
arblasts, (arcubalistel and the fuckers
who worked In the tucking-mills where
cloth was prepared for market. Those
who wish for further information upon
these subjects cannot do better than
turn to Mr.. Bardsley's excellent and
systematic work on English surnAmes.
A man who bakes II called baker
but In early times woman who h.kea
was called Bakester, or Baxter. So .
man who brews Is . Brewer, while .
woman who brews Ii Brewster. In
medieval English the termination
"ster' was O femme one; and In still
survives with It's primitive signitic alton
In ssinster. A huckster was originally
U ulhIhctWOuuu, JUL Vic WOtu usso INV
come to mean anybody, male or female
who hawks about goods In the public
streets. The saiae change has como
over malster, chrowster, and many
other analogous words. But sundry
surnames will show us the two forms
side by side, Us in Weber and Webster.
Hence we may conclude that the ances-
tor of all the Baxters was o woman
who kept u bakehouse. Why her de-
ncendants should take their name from
her, rather than from their father, IL
easy enough to understand on mum.
her OF natural hypothesses. Joan Bax-
ter may In one place have been e. wild.
ow woman, whose children would, OF
course, be called after her; I'm another
place she might be a person OF some
character, while her husband was
field laborer or a ne'er.do-well, and In
another, again, there might be two Pier
Gardeners or two Wat Carriers In the
same village, 20 that II might be moro
convenient to describe the youngsters
by their mothers calling than by their
fathers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
DIED.

OCONNEI.L-Friday, September p, -,
at go r. NJ, PATRICK oCoNsELL, nssA II
years.
Funeral from the residence OF Jancs Hlg.
gins, No. $50 Jacob street, Sunday afternoon
at2o'ciock. Intermeut at M Calvary oesas-
terry. Friends are invited To attend.
HUBBARD-On Saturday evening. Bsptsn.
Der q, lss2, HENRY DANA HUBsARp. In The
18th year Of his aye.
Funeral notice tomorrow,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

few thousand francs in. his peekeG He
won and he lost until very coon he W0
about 1000 francs 70 the bad. he o1hD4
the house for . Temporary loan, but the
cashier did not happen 10 haye u q the
time. Then some 81 thee Frsnchmea
played shrewd game On the tnnooeut
American.
.sThe Yankee Is out Of luck to-nisht"
oaid the Count Thing, a-ma-jH g the Wis:
count Tricolor and Monsieuf 10 Colsnsl
wants by furnishing the caisee with 5000
frsncs TO be loaned 10 him." The idea Was
Agreed - ~ the otAsss.
and very soon the money vas In the hands
of the house cashier.
Mind you, this money 10 70 Be loaned
to no one but Monsieur Deutsch," sid
they, and their orders were obeyed. NJ.
d. was notified that he could haSe the
money, and he reflected for few moments.
This Is the way he oommuned With him
self: Some one or more OF the felloWs
from whom I have been winning have fur.
nished the bank with this money. They
know that am not In luck, and they want
TO keep me hefe at play while am losing.
IL I take this money and lose ii, they En-.
pect / shall borrow more, and In this way
they count on my losing 10000 francs
or more before am satisfied Well, I'll
take the money and I'll just make one bet
il lose. perhaps more than one II vim"
So he borrowed the 5000 francs and betted
on the first hand that was dealt him. He
won, and he kept on winning until he had
not only got back his losses OF that night.
but had won besides something like St,0 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Low. Priced Etiquette.

"Say, great heavens man, dom
wipe the spoon on your shirt sleeve"
said a man in West Side ice creamery
to the attendant. "Don't you know
any better than that"
Eyes, sir, l know better; but do you
expect man on a salary Of only 3 a
week to bring to the aid Of my present
mental employment all the Chester
fieldian graces known only to the
naughty denizens of the Rue Wabash
and Michigan avenue? 1t cannot be,
sir, that you are so cruelty exacting rs
that. Why, the man who was here be-
fore / came used to lick the spoons off
with his tongue; but he only got $50 a
weeku
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Rain I'm view York.

NEW YogK. September "a very heavy
rain storm prevailed here and in the inter
Tor almost continually for tso days A
considerable loss to property is reported.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
THE DAILY REGISTER
NJ the Principal Happenings at
Home and Abroad.

NJ the Principal Happenings at
Home and Abroad.
O..f Mention Not Only Of What Goes on In
Our Own City, but Also the News Of
the NEG hbOrhOod and the
World at Large.
SUNDAY. Y
uighPSt thermometer So.
civ infested with burglars.
Heavy thunder storm about II P. NJ.
Two Of Standard nine 90 to Pittsburgh
b., NAV a few games with the Browns.
Ph.hari Lynch arrested for breaking
;c,othe grand stand at the State Fair
grounds.
p,y. Father Gull, Of Bellaire, lectures
., cathedral on The Scope of Christian
Tbgri,y." 10 large audience.
Italian scizzor grinder with an IN
,-onr,ncable name, knocked down on
Isrrb street by an unknown party.
sweeney X Son move the engine
ubi.b drives the dynamo machine
s. TT the first floor of their building to
lie cellar.
Scarlet fever raging at Etnaville.
New Democratic paper to be started mt
Wit court House.
Eight persons received into member
.bipst the Martins Ferry NJ. +. Church.
Martins Ferry claims to have sent
, M Of her citizens to Wheeling during
a.r week.
lace on the altar of the Martins
rsrrv Catholic Church catches fire and
r.,,si,S considerable excitement among
The wOrShippers.
GENERAL.
Nothing new among the Pittsburgh
mills.
International electrical exhibition
op,ned at Munich.
4 how has both legs cut off by an
engine al Akron, o.
Murder at LeetOnia, o., caused by a
.arrel over the ownership of pup.
Three ex-Secretaries of the Navy
hold a mysterious meeting in Washing
ton.
Hanlon accepts Ross challenge to
NV for :, 500 and the championship of
he world.
Notice given iron strikers at Eoungs-
pVn, o.. To vacate the mill company's
houses. Trouble anticipated.
Two men named Thinkers and Morris
arrive al ColhngwOOd, Ont, supposed
10 be the only survivors of the steamer
Asia. They report over one hundred
r-rSnns drowned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT ov APrKAis.
A. {. SNYDER, OF Grcenbrier county.
FOR CON0REAS.
FIRsT DISTRICT.
J. II. GOOD. OF ohio county.
SECOND DISTRICT.
WI WILSON, Of Jefferson county.
THIRD DISTRICT.
JOHN 4. RENNA, of Kanawha county.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
EUsTACE GIBSON, OF Cabcll county.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR CONGRESs.
FIRsT DISTRICT.
NATHAN GoFF, in, Of Harrison county.
SECOND DISTRICT.
JOHN W. MASON, Of Taylor county.
THIRD DISTRICT
Z. l.. BUTTRICK, Of KsnnwhA county.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
GEORGE LOOMS, OF Wood county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

To call a laundress bosom friend is
f1st irony.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

A South Side man calls his wife Crys-
tai, because she is Away on the watch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

1t looks now as though the rural vote
would be light. AS usual, the Republic
can managers, who always have
the best organization and the most
money, will be more successful than the
Democracy in bringing their vote out.
But they have always been so, with a
few exceptions. Tney are not likely TO
gain lluch by their temperance crusade.
Hence, We may argue that the relative
strength of the parties in the country
will be about as il has been ut the aver
age election. The Democrats must de-
pend for a majority in the State upon
the detection Of The German Republi-
cans = in the towns and cities
cities. Will this be large enough to
secure Democratic SUGGEST Here comes
in the questions of how many German
Republican voters there are IN the
State. There are no statist-
ical means of information. Their
number has been estimated all
the way from fifteen to thirty
thousand. So far II Is "snybedy's race
in the State. / believe If the Demo
cratic State ticket shoald b. elected its
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

Sn ieincm GefGngniiic su Sn6cpcnbence
tn Wtiilourt lit Der Sta b III i roer7
6anptmann Tranf SameS 6ereits
BIS sum Sberiten porgcrildt. v@olonel
Trant" l1enllelt tbn ieine 5aDlrethen Ser
eDrer ullo 0erebreril1ncn in jener i60nen
@e9enO. Sbne mtlitGril6en 3itel gebt es
BET etrlert groBen Ntanuc it Nmerifa nibt
me9r. uno obglei6 Sranf Sarnes ols
Solbat nur @enleiner III Der Guerilla uno
@ur9elabldnciber : 8anbe bes SGeuials
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
Hamburger LIME.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gaaetfabrt atfttee.

tbm rS:2tmertt gadetfabrt 2tfttcns
NefeuidIeft.
Dtrette podentlide Observation-Disclosures 3nti4en
NEW YORK,
4Ipmouth, G9srboura 3epre, Son6on Starts ttnb
HAMBURG.
Die DampFer btcicr einie %bef6rbert bic @ereinF1esen
GtaotensPoit uno weroet pdbrcnb os Sabres re9elz
md6iq 9omnerIta9 pon &ep 9ort mad 9ombur9 abb
Fobren. Vpn StcW Ycrt:
/. Gaiite (iir Gampfcr pr benz I. Ipril $70-S0).
2. 9aille $50. !9wiidcnoed $50.
(8iuete mad uuo Don europa trr @erbdItris.)
2Snm &>0tnburo, @arre p0er Sottba.tptot:
/. Goilie: $1s0. 2, Goiitte: $72. 3niidenbef: $A.
SiQcte fiir &.iits nth 0siidreiic:
l.. Gaiite: S155-165. 2. Gaiitte: no. !3miiten6ef: $50.
Son Rem g)ort mad 9aris -. j.. 5mii 6enoet $3.50
unb suliG $500
siTnbsr smflden 1nnb - SGbren bic 6alite. ainOsr
unter S0hr frct. (Tte incl. Sst6itigun9)
Wcoert Ga1a9c wenbt man ii6 an
6. o. Ridlaro Il So, generols9 oNuse sasenten,
pbcr an: $40. 161 Sroabwap, Stem 9orf,
G%eIfcntbaI 6 &osrltmSft,
12ntt @eneraisN z ifagezNgenteu tir ben @eiten,
so II. 81 6titb Muenue Chicago.
Die ppn biaIer giuie bcruussegcbene European
Tourist Gazette" pirO appiitonten gratis s~useianOt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

= Die l6refltde &rarf6eit 0ipb>
tberttiS bat i'll Der Samtlie oes 6ltEotp1t
6ubboro nnDe 6oricnn I'M County Dodge
int iiiO0Itlid)cn IGetle beS mtttleren isis
conitn anldiiigen Oeutidelt8armcrs 6elnrt6
SeDler in cntleBltder gSeiie geiultbet. cSm
Ot1rs bieieS Sabrc5 erfranfteu 5tpei 3odter
SeDlcr'S all Der 0ipbt9eritt5 lno itarben
filrse 3eit. barauf. SIM SUM- tpurbe cine
brittle Io6ter BON berielben &ratfbeit bi17
oerofft. Bor etnigen Sage11 iteute it6 Der
i0rcdliGe @ait a6ernnalS lit oer Samtlte
Elm lllo bic Uolge bapon mar onS Nbleben
Dpn ipeiteren 3iuei G0htern. Nber nod
nift oeltl19 bamtit, ertral1fte nod lpGter Die
ledste Godtcr, eilt fairies blitbe1toes WaGb>
den I'M Sitter bon Is SaDrelt, ebcnfaus an
ser 0iphtberitis 1tnb ipurDe III fllr5er 3elt
burh 6cn Gno Don i0ren 2etoen erl01t. Dem
10 ldiper gcpriif1eu @Depaar, Das initerbalb
otbt Mprotcu icd)5 &iroer 3lr LeBten 9fu6e
9cbcttct bat, pcrbleibt iebt mn nod ett adt
Sabre alter &nabe.
Scr 8irgermeiTer BON
M6 IN Wtidigan, 9tnlnens &. 5.
9tapit, purbe neuli6 in 81 Yalo III 3eraS
perboftct. 9tapir mar ein fronlrner Wfal1n1,
bon Indifferent glitter, elmer iener Seute, ote
man iibcr jcben Qserbodt erbaben bielt.
9Laein er tpor cin GROCER Climber nnb oetlde
Ter unb Das foltcte pieI @elO. NlS Ell oabcr
@etcgenbcit bate, nit @inem Sdlnge cine
gr6Bcrc Summe @elb su getptnherr, mars
I'M iDn gei0eben. Die Staot baltte 9Salz
~lcrlperfc unb bate oa5u gonDs allsge9eDeh.
9Rit $50, 900 Dcrielben begab I'D Das MIR
bigc Ober6nupt Der Stabt mad gfetp Oort,
fGll6te bort bie llntcri6riften oes Comp
trolIcrs ultO anberer itdOtii6et 8ean1ten
ouf Den 9apieren unO uerfaufte iie al bic
Wtan6attan Sparbanf. Wtt Dem @eloe
uro nit cincm 6rauen3immer flob Ell ita6
Canada lno fam nad auerlet SrrtaDrten
na0 ST 4aio in GeraS, mo- man lbn oers
6aftete. Cine 8elobultng Don $4,000 mar
alf ieine @rgrcifung aus9eiebt. Der golis
seidef BON 81 4aio telegrap1trte ltber ben
Sang iogleid al leiner GolIe8e1 in Nortar1,
Hno BET SER 8iirgerneiitcr pirO auf benz
S1ub mad 9aule 5urIdfe9ren.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-07
DONGOLA LETTER

DoNGoLA July LIST, 1882.
The Dongola editor, temperance lecturer
and moral retormer generally, is now swell
tering under the whitening rays Of very
recent scandal with which he stands very
uncomfortable aud closely connected. He
is mixed up and stuck fast in the sourest of
sour molasscs, and nobody envies him on
account of his position in society. He
deserves to be given away entirely, but on
account of the young lady O. who is AS
deep in the molasses as he is, wc withhold
names. The gosSips Of Dongoa are all on
the wing rolling the scandal under tongues
as sweet morsel and dealing it out to all
with whom they meet.
Harvest is over, Guteau has been hanged
and the wild goose plums are ripe and we
are having joyous time eating them
Wheat threshing is now on the topic, and
the general remark is, did you ever see the
like before Union county will thresh
three quarters Of million bushels Of
wheat
The prospect for full crop Of corn is fiat
tering the John r. Thomas goose all o. X,
but Mr. B0uton, Of the Jonesboro Gazette,
and his "Hoeng Corn correspondent are
feeling might bad. They are making quite
an out cry about an "independent move"
in the Democratic ranks Of Union county
Democracy. The independent party of
which they tell us, they say is headed by
Bill Hammers But in the language Of old
Sol. Rod, ut is all imagination" The
Fourth Of July is upon Us and it makes
cold Trim feel too paIpably utterly pa
triotic To sit and scribblc on letter for
The BULLETIN, 80 we cut this letter short
in order to give vent to our pent up feelings
and imaginations, and close by "rahing for
Swashington's birthday" aud the Fourth
Of July. OLD TRIM
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-07
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Parsons aud Miss Ada Scarrott, who
accompanied party Of pleasure seekers to
Dixon Spring several days ago have re-
turned.
Col. James johnson, of Jonesboro, was
in the city yesterday, and was heartily
greeted by many friends.
Mr.. Frank Walker left for Blooming
ton early yesterday morning
Judge Marchildon was in the city yester-
day.
Mr. Edwin Coris, of Metropolis, was a
guest at The Halliday yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Hinkle and Mrs. Phil G.
Barclay are seeking health and pleasure at
Allen Springs, in Pope county.
Mr.. G. W. Corlis is able to be out again
after long illness with malarial fever.