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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23
go, N. Fremont ST., Baltimore

soi N. Fremont ST., Baltimore
During the war ] was in
jurcd in the stomach by piece
of a shell, and have sufiertl
from it tcversince. About four
years agoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, AND the best doctors
in the city said / could not
live. Isuiicrcdfearfdlly from
indigestion, and for over two
sears could not cat solid food
and for large portion Of the
time wasunabletc retain even
liquid nourishmeht. ] tri.d
Browns Iron l,iIcrs and now
after taking two l.onlcs ! sin
able to get mp as,& 60 around
and AN ri idly improving.
q. DECkER.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23
Silk Observation-Disclosures.

The Toledo Bee had its Saturday edi-
tion neorly off when the aywheels com.
menced throwing more wa ter than was
necessary for wetling down the edition,
and they were compelled 10 stop and move
up TO the job presses. The Blades hand
some new perfecting press was also food
ed. The Sunday Journal and Democrat
Offices were also drowned cut and had to
get their Sunday morning editions printed
at the Telegram office.
just Received full line of Hamburg
Edging and Inserting Sc to 81 pei
yard, Mt A. WILLIAMS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

BROWNS IRON BiTTERs is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, ron-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

60 to John Zurnuh for Watches
Clocks, Jeweiry, Speclacles, Musical In
slruncnls, Strings, &c. Repairing prompt,
ly done, and..warrantcd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

A4 a Aweck made at home by The indus
V/vJuious. Best business now b,furo The
~ 4 Gpnblle. Capital not necGed. We will
start you. Men, women, boys ans
girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now 10
the time. You can work In spare time, or give
Your whole time 10 the business. No other bus-
lness win pay you nearly as well. No one can
Costly outfit and terms iree. Money made fast,
easily and honorably. Address TRuE 4 Co., Au'
gusia, Maine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

For Rent.-lrick business Block-on
Front street, Perrysbuig. Nv" st"ries, conven-
ent for residence On second auur an1 business
ooms on first honr. Ware-ronm attached, with
good we'll and barn To accommodate "a horses
ohio. All
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

S. N. Fox, Public Auctioneei, Scotch
Ridge, Ohio. will attend sales ut any
place in Woed county. Terms reasona.
BILE and satisfaction guaranteed 43d
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

PATENTS. as?:s:?s ;!::: :? ! ;S';::; 4: :;
Street. cor q, opp. u. <. Pat
IN! Office: Washington. y. g. Correspondence So
ncitcd. No rhnrgc for advice. No fee charged nm
less Patent is allowed. References Lewis johnson
Co.. bankers. and Postmaster, Washington, ID. q.
PainI hlet of Instructions free.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

Full and complete line of Schoo
Books and Sc',osl Stationery, at Pust
office Book and Notion Store.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

Full and complete stock of Valen-
tines, from one cent and upwarnd, at
FINKBEINER's.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-02-23

"A correspondent OF the Toledo Bee
figures up The total cost to date of the
Cherry street bridge, including interest OH
bonds issued for its purchase, ts be about
$3.50 900, of which there is nothing visible
left to show for this expenditure, only a
few defective piers under water. He aa
vocaies the abandonment of the old site
and the erection Of new bridge at Jefier
SON street, and the Use of ferries until il
can be built
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
REGISTERS SPECIALS.
Senator G. H. Pendleton at Steu-
benVille.
Political Rumors From WeSton-The CIarks-
burg Fair-SIaters Fall From Roof
- Parkersbgrg Again
Enthusi iastic.
Special 10 the Req,sHcr.

STEUGENyILLE, September lS.-IarretIs
Opera house was filled tonight with the
largest audience of the campaign to hear
OhiC's distinguished son, Hon. George H.
PtnGleton. This city is proud &c listen to
the Senator and Republicans and Demo-
Gratis gathered to hear him discuss the is
sues Of the campaign. No public man
stands higher in this section among the
Democracy than George II. Pendleton. He
is loved for his true Democracy and faith
fulness to Ohio's best interests. The meet
ing vas presided over by VIM. r. Peters.
The Senator proceeded immediately to dis
cuss two subjects, the Scott law and the
should be one hundred dollars
for ore year, or two hundred dollarsi II con-
tinued only one month. 4 man engaged
in the traffic in a small degree pays the
same as the man who is doing one hundred
thousand dollars worth OF business. The
law is nothing but a patchwork of provi.
sioDs. and has nothing to commend itself
except the diminution Of taxation in other
respects. The man who charges that the
Democratic party is the party OF free
WhlSky ana no ounuay Is hua'ei
and the man who repeats it with
out knowing whether it is true is
an idiot applause % the tariff
he sold the government must have
a revenue TO support it, therefore we can
not have free trade nor absolute protection
for then there would be no foreign goods.
The sensible aud proper way is TO take the
middle course so the greatest amount OF
good may come out OF it. The senator was
listened to with closest attention aud fire.
quently interrupted by applause. EE-Sen-
ator Upton closed the meeting with
crushing arraignment Of the Republican
party. Tie speeches will do good in this
sectiOn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
Weston Political Rumors.
H.,...,p 4, fLs Ra1s.fe~


WESTON, September l9.-The boom for
Hon. Henry Brsnnon, our able and popu-
lar Judge, for Congress, and Hon. ]. NJ
Bennett, whose ability as Legislator and
AZ executive officer is not eNcelled by
smother in the State, for Governor, meet
the approval OF all in this section. Should
Judge Henry dOfT the Judicial robes and go
10 Congress, Hon. W. G. Bennett will no
doubt put on the Judicial ermiue,
and In this district more worthy
man could not till the chair. A
man of greater legal sttainments or
more lucid intellectually never grsced the
West Virginia bar that W. G. Bennett
The officials of our county still retuse -
grant license, vet tine sound of dray at mid
night is heard rattling over the stony
streets, not la3ensd with departed spirits.
The St. Jcseph's band, at Ciarksburg
has challenged the Weston Band TO meet
them and compete for the premiums Of
iered by the Fair Company, in that
county.
The Weston High School opened to-dly
Il. II. Harrison, one of Weston's most
talented and popular young men, leaves
for the West Virginia University, where
he will complete his law course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
A. stsry Of Fearfui suHsYt-%

HALsAX, September lN-Captain Alfred
CASTOR. of the bark Bsitsnnia, which was
wrecked off the coast on Monday last, tells
a story Of fearful suffering. They were on
the wreck from Monday until Tuesday
afternoon during which time the gale was
blowing and all hands we're compelled to
remain or deck, exposed to the fury OF the
storm. Fiually they took to small raft.
Hardly had the people got on this
wien hs,vy sea washed of every
soul, snd The Capain and eight
rntn were the only ones WHO regained 1t.
During the night and the following morn
ing five otheis were washed oil in sim
lar manner, leaving only four survivors,
who were rescued by boat from the shore
Thirteen perished, including the wife and
four children of Captain CASTOR, all natives
Of England Two Of the Captains children
were licked MP, but died in few minutes
either from fright or exhaustion.
The following is a list OF the lost. First
officer. George Foge; second officer, Arthur
Holmes; steward. name unknown; John
Joruson, Lewis Smith, Frederick Henier-
son, Arthur Penthouse, Ernst Mellon, Mrs.
Emily CASTOR and four children.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
eoyERNos PaTTlsoNs VETO.
Party Resolves should Not Stand I'm
the Way Of Duty.

HARRISBURG, September Ex-Governor
Pattison transmitted TO the Senate and
House this morning a message vetoing the
concurrent resolution for the pay of the
Senator'S and members up to September
10. The veto is quite lengthy, and after
stating his constitutional and legal reasons
Why he cannot approve the reso-
luton, the Governor then proceeds
to pen his views on the difference
between the two branches on the ap-
parliament question, and concludes as
follows: There thus appears to be con-
fiict bttween the resolution of one brluch
of the Legislature not to attempt to recon
cile its differences with the other, and the
absolute mandate Of the constitution. In
such conflict there ought to be no doubt
of the side to which the duty OF the faithful
legislators is due. The question OF the ap.
pOrtionment OF the State ought not to be
made q political contention between parties
in which one shall resolve that unless its
claims are admitted no laws at all shall be
passed. Tie rules for the guidance of the
Legislstpre are clearly laid down by the
Oonstitntion, and are that the legislative
districts Sifaif be OF compact and contigu-
-ous territory, "a nearly equal in population
as may be, and similar requisites obtain for
the Congressional alApportionmeRt."
After speaking further OF the defiant at
titude Of the Senate and House towards the
Congressional apportionment bill he says;
Neither House has the right to assume an
attitude calculated to bring about so deplor.
able condition OF affairs. must, there
fore, in the effort to carry out the injunc-
tion OF the Constitution, that l shall take
care that the laws be faithfully executed,
urge upon the Legislature the Importance
Of the obligation under which 1t rests to
perform a plain Constitutional duty. A
spirit Of fairness, candor and non-partisan.
ship should sctuate the members OF both
branches Of the Assembly in the perform.
ance Of that duty. Diligence should char
acterize them as well. For either
house to resolve to meet at infrequent in
terva's, and then but Tor short time, is
likely, even if not intended, to prevent the
requirements of the law from being full
filled. ] trust for the sake OF the fair fame
OF cur Common wealth, for the respect We
bod among our sister States, aud to save
US from the reproach of being unable to
execute our constitutional form Of govern.
msnt, that the Legislature will soon dis
chsrze its duties with fairness and justneSs,
and thus bring TO a speedy conclusion this
session. already too long"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
rne .Sun- for Holman

NV YoRK, September lS.-The Sun mas
an editorial headed "A Man for the reo
pls," which ssys: That man IS william
Steele Ho.usn. How truly be has repre-
sented the people is shown elsewhere hs
ruIipS passion IS public servant hAs been
honesty sud economy. In sn era OF un'
sprnsssed extravsgsHce srd corruption -
the fountsiu head Of the nation be mas
ever sounded the alarm. He has always
stood on the boueycombed levee trying 70
stop The leaks Twice has the Hood OF cor
motion swept him into private HE; on'
he has reappearsd, axe snd spade IN manu-
,nd resumed his work on behalf OF the
psnp,s. Within twenty years ne mas saved
80 s,eO 600 900 Of the public money.
brutality has not been the only pans IN "a
his nIsIforTn. He has stesdily oppose @ tne
csD fr,IiEipg tendencies OF the FederSI ToI. 9
SsnTent He has always heHn 70 tne nne
- ,hs Constiiution. His az has neyer
49, - Anil and bis chips have ever a1sn
80 tbe faces OF the designing and the cor
mt Neither policy nor personAl lona;
80 .o,,, h.ys sa.,uI lils- 4 stSisi AdTsS-ss y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
Nhil yOu hOiN ~
Murder MY Wife p
CostIv Fire In New York.

NEW YORK, September l1.-At 6:iS this
evening a fire broke out in the basement
at 537 and so Broadway. The basement
and floor above were occupied by Hellman
& Herman, wholesale dealers In line un-
derware. The store had been closed mp
when the fire was discovered. The smoke
and flames were first noticed on Mercer
street. The flames sseeuded through
the elevHtO- Ia tie top nor, and
the efforts Of the frrm"l (, led 10 save
the building, winch IS i've stories high.
The losses arr estimated a. fO.l"ws. He'll
man & Herman. furnishing goods, base
ment and frat fDJr. iAjDup, william
Knowlton S'ns, sr,w goods second
floor, ,SS5 UO1: "a trcSsnn Brp'n~r'. cIOthiers,
part OF second and third iIpor. $4,000: A.
Fredberg & Son. fourth and fifth floors,
10000: d. ~ Newberg & Sons, clothiers,
81 Broad way. $50, 900; Forsch, Enger 4
Co, hats, also 54l Broadway, $1,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
HEIR TO WEALTH UNTOLD.
Western woman Lays Claim 60
SIs2. 900, 900.

SIS2. .OOO, 900.
l,y-.NS,-g September lS.-There is q
Aly Ess .. - temporarily in West sixth
r:eet Ills y. who claims to be the sole
-ghul. .gr-- 20 one OF the most stupen-
aols io-;.. rs known to any sge Of the
Eo'.t.s 10y. She is Ms. Z. II. Wal
.4oe, Cl.y j. .gLtsr Of Cornelius y. Thorpe,
0. New N1rS she Was born in Butler
"'a'y s:.. e!.-a;ed IN CINCINNATI, and
.-g-El s.,-aJ from here for many years,
ncs.r-> 'Lrs her home. She IS here TO
NEE --- '..-uts and her legsl counsel, aud
T.. ra,r this week for Pittsburgh. The
CnsCse fortune which she claims
1rss =. -s- # she is ever put inIo
.asses. She gets from the same source
=, Tbs, .-.Gf which the Anneke James and
- We. -rS claim, viz: King William
Ne. .e- .. HUilabd, who resigned during
- ate .alf Of the seventeenth century.
AN Ws.scs this evening informed re-
.e':er ia, she would prosecute suit Tor
-s' sin. o the New York courts some.
me '.., 81. and expects q termination OF
.-.' l--ss Oe.-bre. The title OF The suit Is
ne irJlly Joint Stock Company aZAinst
.l5 I..:. y Church OF New York. The
Nrbbers Brought Suit
.ocs '..- $50 and their tight is matter
u, n, 'ecg.l q the courts of New York. Mrs.
"s-'se- C.-.uis COllAtsrslly With then, out
s~s ca.l.a.us she is the only hneal de-
iisIlsL. a' The King OF Holland oy the
IN -t0eratioD. She claims through
".n,Ee l.vsr, who was the wife Of Mich
..Er- aphew tO'king Wlllisn Web
- -oc copy Of this King will IN
-s'I7 - w1i-A leaves great amount OF
''.,--a. property 20 his heir, which in the
.-.s- .. u.- rs iRCr- ased - value and
-lR Vo':a sIS2 ,0O0 A Mr. ?. B.
- - l'.s,. Who represents the Weooers
..-- .~.-, % Auneke James, has besa in
',--.a says the Government IS viii
n -".s The claim for SO, DO 90, bat
~, IN az says the heirs are not willing
So '-.t amount. Mrs. Wallace says
~ .' ma smr0Dt has been offered she
A.. s-., p A. 1 slioE all those alleged heirs
I'm tsr sSsoCi stion and tske proratS
e-i.lr1 OF the SD. 90 600 and not liti'
cry i-ri1er. she expects the Trinity
l,.4 n O. '-c'ecrtjOn and other property
-, n New York upon whose estates
a.. d. I-s Er't n Ortgsge n settle the matter
en-. ~'F 5ga's are Established BY the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
The Garfield Monument.

CLEVELAND, September ls-The sur
veyors have finished laying out the
grounds for the Garfield monument. The
plot consists Of about two and one-hAlt
acres on the highest point of the cemetery
grounds, on the south side Prom this point
beautiful panorama lies spread before
the vision. Toe Garfield plot is 10 the uu-
improved portion OF the cemetery; but the
natural beauty Of the place is great, and
when properly laid out and surrounded
with drive il will be the most attractive
spot in the cemetery. The main drive
leading from the entrance will be inter
sectsd by the new drive to the monument
shout one thousand feet from the gate and
uIn bear in 4 southerly direction 10 the
winding around the plot 20 the top. THe
exAct location for the monument is now
fixed in about the center OF the plot but
before the work OF erection begins may
possibly te changed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19

RoxE, September l5-Ertsnsiss prsps
ratioDs sre making 70, the reception Of tbs
American Bishops at the ystiein 10 No
venber. There will Be ssriesof reani1ns
at which Cardinal Simeoai will preside
and at which questions concerning the in
fuepoe OF the Catholic Church will b'fs
eustsd. The msin object Of the meeting
will be 70 sdopt measures for the rcorg % :
,ation Of the church 10 AmErica aocor ling
to csnorical La. and 10 bring it into c, oaet
communion With the Vstican: C.fSn.i
NcCsbe will be invited TO attend the meet
ing, st which Irish sgitad n will b dis
cuSssd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
POINTS FROM PARkERssURa.
stesmboats That Are Being Repaintsa
social Gossip.


Special 10 the Re1iss-.
PARkERsBuRe, September ls.-The owners
Of the various steamboats, now in port are
taking adva: t,ge OF the low water, and ar
having their boats put in thorough repair,
painting, &c. The Hawk, Atlantic, Heath
erington, and Kraft have oil been cleaned
aud painted. The Regular is also receiving
some repairs. Capt. f. B, Cooper, Of the
Sonoma, is having two new steel
boilers put on this favorite packet,
and when she comes out will present q
handsome appearance and will have in
creased power
Captain f. b. Cooper, the late genial COM
mander OF the Sonor.a, has purchased the
Harry d. Knox and will continue her in
the Rayenswcod and Marietta trade with
his son, Frank, the well.known and popu-
lar pilot, in charge, which will be .
guarantee that the boat will be Q
favorite with the travelling public. The
Sonoma will be in charge Of John II.
Brookhart, who has been known for
a long time as the genial and competent
cleark of the popular packet which he will
now command. Capt f. B. Cooper will re-
tire from active service but will act in the
capacity OF superintendent OF the business.
Their many friends wish them all success
in the new departure.
Mrs. Ed. Gilfillan and son Eddie returned
Saturday from pleasant visit 10 Baltimore
where they took in the Oriole.
J. G. Hammer left here TO day for trip
to California where he will spend the win.
ter with friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
WIRED FROM THE CAPITAL.
Tie Pension Departmental Default
Irg collector.

WASHINGTON, September lS.-Of the ap-
preparation # slGO,OO0OO for the pay
ment Of pensions for the fiscal year which
ended June 80, S39,CO0,0O0 remained uneI.
pended. II was respportioned for the
present fiscal year. The sum available for
expenses o. the Pension Bureau are about
,l25 WU,OCO The Commissioner Of Pea
siuDs expresses the opinion that there will
ne another large surplus at the end of the
fiscal year.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has received a report from Agent Newstadt
in reference to the investigation OF the
charges Of embezzlement brought against
ex. Deputy Collector Savage of the New
Orleans district He reports the charges
based upon Information received from
Deputy Colle-!Or Lamar. who charged
Savage with acting in bad fai'h in issuing
his individual receipts in lieu Of
stamps to number OF persons
without accounting for money so collected.
Agent Newstsdt states the amount collect
ed by Savage this way was tl4l. POstmas.
ter Dunn is Of The opinion thc. Savage had
merely been the toot OF ex Collector Ptea7-
ant, whom he regarded as the culprit.
Agent -liewstads says-that Postmaster
Dumas assertion Is not fair or unbiased, as
he was the person who first denounced
Savage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
Democrats on she Tariff.

WASHINGTON, September Is. Senators
Jonas, of Louisiana George, of Mississippi,
and Pugh, Of Alabama, have recently been
interviewed on the tariff question, and the
propriety of making it a leading issue in
the next Presidential campaign.
Said Senator Jonas: The tariff must not
be made the main issue in the next cam
paign. Our enemies are extremely anxious
that it should be, but the Democratic party
will surely be wise enough in its conven-
tion to keep it out. IL will ruin US if it
dominates the struggle"
Said Senator Pugh: Alabama is solid
against any further discussion of this tariff
question until after the election Of 1884,"
Said Senator George; The tariff must
be let severely alone until after We have
elected President. There is no need TO be
in hurry. The people are discussing this
tariff question for themselves, and when
they have made up their minds they will
act ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
New Jersey Republican Convessio..

TRESTos, ". J., September l'.-The Re.
publican delegates had all arrived by 10
O'Clock. The contest started this morning
where il left off last night. Judge Dixon IL
largely in the lead, although the friends OF
e1.Congressman Hill are miny, and are
making an active canvas Ia his behalf A
movement has Just been started in favor OF
Secretary Frelinghuysen that pron onises 70 &c
eomplish something. dispatch va; re-
York Times. stating that FreIiDghuysen
would accept, and advising his nomination.
William Walter Phelps will be temporary
and probably permanent Chairman. The
platform Will advocate q high tariff, en-
dorse the present National Administration,
Oppose ooh vict labor when IL conflicts with
Skilled labor, and will strongly favor the
taxation OF railroads after the msnner OF
taxation Of personal property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
y,vYork EepubIie.u cs.vssts.-

RIcHErELD sFEIsgs, n. Y, September Is.
The attendance upon the Republican
State Convention il not as large a. usual.
The Sts.e Committee met at Socloek this
evening, apd vas called TO order BY Chair.
rnsn John ?. sn.yth. Upon roll call tven-
~ members answered 70 their nsmes. The
committee then adjourned until Top. n No
programme for organizstiOa has ~ Jet
been indicated. The name most canvsssed
in connection with the temporary chair-
nlsnsh'p is that Of Senator Miller. Very
little disposition il shown by prominent
RspubIicsns present To discus. the probs-
bic action OF the convention The parpess
seem, TO be TO permit the conyeo tioo 70
take its own course In reference 70 the
iosnstion Of ticket The whole drft OF
ssAtiment sppears TO b. toHafds the re-
ponination Of the presert State osfeers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-19
CONDENSED TElEoRAMs.


The News CemOSessel II . nus nSess
for ess Bssy RSaSsss.
The price OF the SsS York Tine hss
been reduced TO two cents.
The railroad from Portland, Orsson ~
Astoria has bern sbandons1.
The taif ut LouisyiIls oSsns dnsly, tvsar
~ thousand being In ths sity.
Edward Lsmans bas sbsoondsd froA
ferre H,uts. Ind. leaving H,0o dssA
Hon. z. n. sdIes, Republican. hss besa
nominated for Congress at 0.tumSh lovss
Ossr seyen tAousand people WitA1sse1 Q
bicycle race In Springfield, AaA, ysssss-
Day.
To g. psai fnissv,svsr aensssi grsst
sAid be wosid Ike 70 - ConklinG fssa'
deaf
John c. wiIlisnfeu, Of wIlksh.rs. Ps7
ID under arTes. f0s rsps. This II his sscooe
offence-
The Omaha Herald publlshss rsD -
showing crops |. that State 70 b above ~
average.
sc.y,st fs,.r 10 nsIns IN md sboct
spnns6eId, Ill, asd II sprssdit tbfoep
the State.
a,lIie. The Apsrican banker. hss bssa
sivjnz sI Postmaster General James an.
ne, 10 London
Ii,,,. ChayIis McCons hss been fsee1ea
from Abe Apsebs Indisns, Who sers also
his !sfher's N nufdersr-
Thomas Hsyea, Of fs1as, wn proeasay
f,,,iiy soupdes by Q nan named fendss'
n At Coleman, In tbst 6tsis, YESTERDAY.
David Belssoo, the pisyvIisht and aIsocr o.
.f .Hssrts OF Osk," hss been .u>d y
]. n. Hill. msossef Of nsrsSss nMsr:
Tor rs 90 dsmsgss for rsfusins N ,ess'
uisy submitts 70 him for 'n.,sr'ion. sne
Which Is nov wanted By The F.oa q 's' ~
New York.