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brilliant Glass Company.

SrEUBENvILLE, o., April 2l.-Cook & Jor-
dan. receivers of the Brilliant Glass Com
pany, leased the glass works to the River
side Glass Company, OF Wellsburg. for
sixty days at the end of which time they
will extend the lease thirty days longer.
On account OF the litigation between the
stockholders, Judge Pesrce granted an Or
der empowering the receivers 10 lease the
works for ninety days.
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Iosf Roxly Found. /.

Special Dispatch 10 The Sunday R'J'Stc".
P,rKYrsBURG, w. Va, April 2l.-The
BODY of Henry Kramer, prominent citl,
zen drowned here April eth, was found
twenty-five miles below here to-day. The
body was in good state of preservation.
The committee of Sharon lodge, Odd Eel
lows of which he was a member, left for
the purpose OF bringing his body home for
~
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Armipg.the Polife.

DUBLIN. April 2l.-Owing. TO the receipt
of DriyAte information Of centsm plsted
misdeeds by lswless psrsous. policemen
armed with swords sad repolyers haze
been pl sced st the central postal telegraph,
excise and customs effces. Every prPa'
ration has been made to repel any demon
stration sgaiDs, those buildings.
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A Railrso<s strike.

CuI' e'sr, April 2l.--tt Is declared here
that tn. Nrk.l Plats Is dissatisfied with
the ten per cent share allotted IL IN East
bound i've stock, apd Arbitrator Adams
has called a meeting to.sonsider demand
for an Increase. IT is reported thnt other
in which event a disruption OF the pool !,
deemed probable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
RAA BAlk

BALTIMORE, April 2l.-ClsSs.and, !; Bal
timores, >.
PHILDELPHn, April h.-PhAadeiphias'
3; Athletics, |.
PrrrsBUsGH. April n.-Allesheny', D,
Toledos, 1.
DArToN, A3.il 2l.-Sag;nsws. 2; Day
tons l.
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Sirikers ArreAleh.

CmCAeo, April 2l.-TwO striking brick
layers were arrested here yesterday for al.
legged interference with men employed in
the western division of the city. The pris-
oners assert they simply spoke 10 the
gorkmen. The union will defend them.
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49, nAaa 1lNOn.

DEavxa, o.. April 7i.-YsstsrdAy Jsmss
Murphy. Of tAis plscs, lay doss. on tbs
track fsr Q snoose. A tlsin came running
along an hs w. strusk By the sngins sad
almost instaeuy killsd. His skull wss
badly crushsA
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on for itstT

Br"IIN april 1.-THE CROWN Irincc.
Frederick William. leaves Berlin Monday
for Italy Tor change OF siry IL is rrcs"bic
the Crow Prince will. while in Italy. have
AN intcryisw with Kin; Hunbert-
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FIRE RECORD.

MxN-a,s. April el.-A supply siSxe OF
eI Goysrnor James l.. Alcorn, loca.ad on
his plantation D'aay Jonestown, Miss, burn.
cd Yesterday. loss on building and stock
ii5,o14 II is sapposed to be the work OF
an nGpndiary.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
a Lueky Admiral,

BERLIN. April 2l.-krupPs and other
firms in the Rhine province, intend 10
present Admiral Won StOSch, late CHIEF OF
Admirsls, with an address and substantial
testimony Thirty.six thoCssnd marks
have already been collected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
.r.,..Yaxer,. R.,ss.r

EVANSVILLE IND. April el-Frank Smith,
living near here. put hiit thrJGsh his
skull in remorse at having conn'yed at his
sweetheart entering aGNss Of IL taRsr
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-22
ADarIinr Little Wife

10 straW his path TO the grave WITH roses
Oh this is a sad world, my mssters.
And 50 The night goes on. Wine, woman
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Senfeaeed.

LAScAsrEs, Pa. April el.-Georse Bay.
uer, John Wertz, and Alex. Lima2, Goa
viced of arson, were sentenced this afser
noon, Baymer to sixteen yesrs im9rison-
uen', wertz to ten and Linsa 20 tNee ~
IRE county prison.
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CHARGED with NIurder.

DrBLIS, April 2l.-Twenty persons have
been arrested in the toER OF Milton
Molhay, County Glare, on the charge Of
conspiracy TO murder landlords, agents and
officisls. Two of the prisoners have turned
lpforme-s.
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RnSsl is Q G,ssi nSsA.

FAIR suEs> H.. April 2.-Hd.sst Ma:
tin sDd JsDs Mason we're fatally injs
by . fail of coal ct fogtsf, Wager h Cos
coal minss near korA
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Tn. r,,ss pro,he, Csp.ures Khartou

P.xIs. April 2l-A r'port has been re
ceivee here from CairI tha, !. NAH the
False Prophet, has csp.gred Tue tG3l Jt
Ksartoum, IN Soldsn.
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,genyy Ha<Stess,

PlrER. uRn. W, April 2l.-The incrpa'"
Of receipts os the Norolk and Western
railroad for the month OF March, EsS3, ever
March. ~ NJ, Si2,-5l.
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e7m'nsis or keepers OF dives. Tue men
are Ho better. The Elevated railroad
t:si=s rush With their horrible roar over
LIE b' sis Of gamblers, Pick-pockets,
th.svs-. -lUEs, burglars, highway men,
ard every other class OF lsw-breakers, all
o. them under the watchful eyes OF the NJ.
+ sani 'irte 'tivss; for this is tbs beat reg
1.sisd p"tce district in the city. But this
MAKE H.' q terence. The men g shout
Ehat,y'-'icy have in hand in system
ehC' ""-iUrsS IKE manner. The wJmen
ply I.r'r "a.liag openly, blAiantly' aud
hsiF landowners and the manner II
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Farther Account

SJ,, c.c,i DrspaIch 10 The Sunday Register.
CH.cAro, April 2l.-Ju>t after midnight
man giving he name OF Goodwin Van
Winkle, OF Iarkersburg, entered the tele'
graph office and asked that the po-
lice patrol wagon be called, as he
hsa been robbed and thrown into the river.
He could give 40 information and was sent
TO the hospital, where the physicians .ex-
pressed the belief that it was delirium tire.
mems, and that in day or two he would be
aR right. Nothing further.
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what Happened Daring stesben-
vile swaia's AhSence I'm the West
An IlIustration OF the Dangers OF De.
lay.
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IusDorfnnt Testimony

for the prosecution has been taken. which
tends TO show that the workmen in the
mill made the first attack on the union
men. The case is not yet finished The
complaint was made by union man nam
ed Richard ByCkms. Considerable interest
Is manifested in the examination, and hun
dreds of null men are present. The trouble
is not ended yet. The trial will probably
last uutl Monday.
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A West yirginia's Rough Experience.

Cm.AGo, April @l.-Esrly this morning
Goodwin Van Wrinkle, OF Parkersburg, West
Virginia, was attacked by highwaymen,
robbed and thrown into the river, but by
superhuman exeItions he managed to reach
the shore. was found aud taken to the
county hospital in critical condition.
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Mnrdere., RN Persons Cnknown.

Il is said that several of the sssailants on
the night of the riot were identified, but
officers will hold their names tOr the pres.
ent. Tie trial of the nOn.uniOnists, Richard
Reeves, Samuel Butler and Barney Mul.
kern, began yesterday afternoon, charged
with riot and assault with intent To com
nit murder on the night OF the 18th Of
Anil at the rnllinv mill
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SPRINGFIELD RIOTS.
Non. niSni lists the AggressOrs-The
Coroner Taking Testimony.

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, April 2l.-The situa-
tion at the rolling mills here is unchanged.
The mill is running full blast. Coroner
Elkin has been busily engaged for the past
week in taking testimony and getting at
the iacts which have resulted in the killing
of Thomas Walden, of Pittsburgh, in the
riot at the mill on Thursday of last week.
After a patient hearing of the case and the
examination of twenty.four witnesses. the
Jury last night returned a lengthy verdict
IN the effect that he has been
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-04-28

ss.oo;stad touether. and
,, ,..s., yr1r5nsa f,rsn5.horss ar.
- ,...,,sn, -co,,s,le,, with .. photo or
go c,sl,o,v aud atte,n o. me- TO
les,,, .o,,a eoncs,.rt enter
,.hana,.r Tho onuortuuity
a,r..rad With The concern was two
-. 80 az sham ~, OK, ,s,,e :, the
r. pa,,,;n and ;xavs he halls
.,,. naa.h,v.s u,fa also
!, .s.s;,,,an ia him and seems to do
n !, - = The ,;c,,re 5enart-
/, lass.. a, ;;,a hs,e ahau, a
80. .,,,.as,, hn,stsd >, Melon.
=, s..l;aah mart. the fv;no-borses.
- "a - rl,,,,;erv,,le and Don
ana gong 70 o'o.'.si
ahuy rtm 'lains At eo'iaA' anu 'a
ing arrangenerts 20 have McDona'u
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We rStpfn thanks for an invitation
to attendshs frefnea's ball at Alex
andria last Tuesday night. which we
learn was quite an event in that City
with a big G "a The invitation came
too late to be Of use thanks to the
mails},,but-we could not have been
present' all The same. A - z
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A negro by the names OF John Beu.
ford, Who fsrperlyr,lised on hr. j..
Currysp loee near Montgomery, fell
overheard from the steamboat Lila
Wednesday night and was drowned
in Caus river. He Knocked over at
the same timer sixe basssels OF flour
aud wagon tongue, also lost.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
IFpsneis Baudry IS Elges s.. Apdry 3. Al

by virtue Of and to satisfy q writ Of se;z-
ureand sale issiled and 10 me directed in the
above entitled and numbered suit have
seized and VIII offer fir ssils, at public
AauctioB, IN front a the CONT house door,
lin the town of Cdlfiix, La, ibetcrell the
.luurs prescribed by law. on DIV >
SATURDAY. Mag 49, a. d. 1881. -
the following described pr port Z feel Us
tue properly Of the d dendant, to-wit; g
The northeast quarter Of the nor. beast
quarter OF section number twenty six Of
fownsf1p sumter seven. range four west,
|cpntSimirg fifty acres, more or less
Ieasns OF Sale--Cash with benefit Of APP
|1raisemenf "a 70. FL. TEAL.
aprli-t,t Sheriff Grant Parish 8
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Time 9Mobaaffrl meteor, of winch v!

The wondsrful meteor, OF which We
gavs.sn scsoqntl hist week. turns qpl
to be a canard, We learned the fact
after our edition was printed. just a
little TOD iats,to savoid being added
to The Mt of victims of drummer
Joel Mnihaftan, the champion liar OF
the United States.
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one of the victims.
y.
GRANT PARISH, La, April 10, 0SS


GRANT PARISH. La, April 10, osSs.
Editor Colfar Chronicle I:
s / am truly glad to zee You come
out in such an open plaiu manner
and show the people how some OF
the officials are acting, and more es-
pecially how the public money has
been distributed among them. Nov,
Mr. Editor, wish to call your atten-
ton to one thing, and ask you to
ascertain if l am correct or not. !
notice in your statement OF claims
allowed at their April meeting, that
the police jury allowed @. 81. Trial,
for contingent bill from Jan. LIST 10
April 3st. .lSS3, The. SUN of $iS7- 81,
and at tBeir April meeting he was
paid out Of The contingent fund the
sum Of $133 IS. Now, L ask. when
| was that bill of 1888 65 for contin-
gent purposes allowed and approved
iby the committee on claims. It GER
fainly was not allowed nor approved
at their April meeting, for you are an
eye witness that the contingent fund
was exhausted before the committee
on cluims made their report At
least you web know and recollect
| that you had an allowed and APP
proved claim Of mine against the
contingent fund, and, if / mistake
. not, .yon presented it for payment.
| ana then aud there You were inform.
| ed that the contingent fund had beer
already exhausted. will state that
I am an official OF Grant parish, aae
have been ever since about the l5tl
Of October, aoso pave acsea = =
,s, rep; ;aS, ; - The neace and conm,s
s;oper Of election. and the sum tota
: that l have received from the parisl
for all OF those services is $50, whicl
was pald 70 me on OF aoons sne o
Jay :. o ',n;. 800 s' - s,,,,,e
th;no over s48
!, Now, i would suggest that the pc
lice jury, at their next meeting. pas
aa oralns ss r t ~, anelr e'ef e ).
ss;f,, a.ars ono,. .ls,m sa.;ast n
!, contingent fund, and at eaoh meetiu
] let him-fnrnish list Of said claim
! to The police Jury. inen ies the p Z
nee jury pro lsse easa sns ~ go !
!. lha a,ha, claims ara maid IN III
= - 49, >, y
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A true.strep gtbeuipg medicine end
bealtl5 fenever IA Browns Bitters.
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See notice Of the dissolution OF 'he
firm Of Teal q Wilmut r-,-s..eses
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The Ladies 'Aad Society meets on
next "Wednesday. s9 ;site y s -
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Religious services will be held IN
,be new school house Tomorrow
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II yeaare sick and troubled with
Dyspepsia, Browns Iron Bitters viii
cure Jou. g q y W
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Dissolution Of CO-rartnership.

*. s. CoLFAx, La, April rs, lSSa %
Notice Is hereby given that the firm of
TEAL g. WLMUT has this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Persons in debt TO-
the firm Will. please call upon Mr.. Wiiipnt,
who is authorized to collect. -, s
) G. H. TEAL. 8.
. JAMES Is. WILMUT. A.
TEa,business will be continued at the
old stand III the name Of 6. n. TEAL. who
requests shsfre Of the former patronage
so literally bestowed upon the old firm,
APPS 81 eff1 &C. II. TEAL.
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BY virtue of and 60 satisfy Hris Of III.
"a. issued aud to me directed in tic above
entitled and nunbesed suit, ! haze seiz n
al d will offer for sale, a. Public AEctieIl
in front OF the co1rt bause door. in the
town Of Colfax, La. between ti4e Lours p-e-
scrii,e1 IL law on
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10 OA LspDO T S :

Fish, fries ars il order
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sHERIFFs SALE.

Twelft., .Todicial District Court. Parish Of
Grant, State II / onisiai-a No. 49,:
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25
Christmas In 1859.

On Christmas Day. 1862. when Con-
federate money had begun to depreci-
ate. turkeys In Virginia were worth
ell apiece. salt thirty-three cents a
pound. while "the yule log" was Ella
a cord; fire-crackers were IS a pack.
In 1868 turkeys had risen TO $50 apiece
whisky and rum for egg-nog cost so a
gallon; sugar was from 50 70 $40 a
pound; -four Si25 barrel Gold was
at premium OF q. 500. and a plain
Christmas dinner cost about $500. In
1854 four was 5000 barrel; butter
s40 pound. aud sugar ~ an ounce.
At a Christmas dinner at a country
house near Richmond, they had for din
ner a $500 ham. and the last turkey on
the plantation. value, sl75. with 800
worth OF cabbage. potatoes and hom-
my. Corn bread was served made OF
meal a. 8 % q bushel and salt At u a
I ound. Tho desert was black Bolasses
a: so a gallon. aud after one cup Of
ica-rcal tea. worth 800 pound.
treasured for the occasion a. surprise.
and not sasssfras-there was coifoe a
discretion. made from sweet potatoes
cut into little squares toasted and
ground.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25
A CHRISTMAS HYMM

Tho afr was stiil DER Ucthchcm'a plain.
A. N the great night held ne breath,
When life eternal came 10 reign
over a world o. death.
All nature felt thrill divine
when burst that meteor ON the night,
which. pointing 90 the Savior's shrine,
Proclaimed the newborn light
Light 20 tho shcphcrfsi and the star
Gllded their silent midnight fold;
Light TO the wise mon from afar,
Bearing their gifts OF gold.
Light 10 a realm Of sin and grief,
Light 20 4 world In all lts needs;
Tho liRhf OF life-a new belief
Rising DER fallen creeds.
Light on tangled path OF thorns,
Though lead ng 20 n martyrs throne.
A light o. guide till Christ returns
In glory 10 His own.
There still II shines. while far abroad
The Christmas choir sings now, and then
"Glory. glory unto our Godi
Peace and goodwill b. mcnr'
II. buchanan Read.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

SHOES ought 10 be cheaper after this.
for the patent ON the Mckay war. thread
sewing-machines has expired II Is
thought that the royalties on this ma
chine amounted 10 q, 900. 900 year ia
this country. One manufactures. Jo-
seph Davis. paid as high rs $50. 900 per
annum 10 the patentec. The basis Of
the machine was an invention by Ly-
man r. Blake, Of Abingdon. Mas.
who in 1858 patented an arm working
inside the shoe, and sewing directly
through the upper and both soles with.
out the use Of welt. Mr.. Gordon Nc
Kay bought this invention for 5000,
and the Matthias patent, for channelins
q shoe, for o., 600 Then. in 1864. Blake
placed an alcohol lamp in tho arm OF
"hom," which kept the wax thread
warm and made the machine capable d
doing tie finest sewing. The main pas
emit was what was called "proce@s and
product" patent under which IL wa,
successfully claimed that no other ma
chine could be put on tho market 10 d.
the same work. One Of the first lot a
machines was bought by X @. Burt and
George Silver. Of New York. but grada'
ally other large manufactures came 1.
until Il n estimated that there are nov
1900 machines in use. which do ths
bulk Of the machine shoe sewing Of ths
country.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

The largest Christmas pie ever
known was told OF Ia the Now astl
CI~os.ce or the 9th Of January. lT70
II was ship ed to sir Henry Gray. baro-
net. London. Mrs. Dorothy Patterson.
housekeopcr at Howiok. was is maker.
Into the composition OF this great pc
entered two bushels 81 Hour. twenty
pounds o. tutter. four geese. two ,ur-
KEYS, two rabbits. four wild ducks. two
woodcocks, six snipes. four partr dge-
two meats tongues. two curlews. .ev1.
blackb.r.s and six pigeons Il weign"
twelve stone and was nine feet IN cit
eunierence at the bottom IL was 10
shed With a tasc on wheels for GA
,enienee in passing Il round TO ~
guests.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

oh. children young and old, lit Is
not all Of life tolivc. nor all Of Heath TO
die" BE somebody's Christmas gift.
like Jenny OF blessed memory. and 90.
hoping. trusting. loving, Merry Christ
mas, every one. -Bcwamin n. Taylor.
ia Good Words.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25
JEWS IN lMsrEkDlM.

Amsterdam, by the latest census, has
q jewish population Of over 10000. In
that city, as indeed in the whole Of Hol-
land, the Jews have fared well. There
they found an asylum when in most
other parts Of Europe they had not 0
resting place. and there they have re
manned. prospered and multiplied
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

A sAs FRAsoIsoo correspondent re
ports that a clear and beautiful as~t'
bowldes. twelve feet long. eight -
vide and i've feet thick. has been fous'
In Plunas county. Gal
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

Snon the beginning Of the sixteenth
century more than 100000 acres have
l,een won from the water in Holland.
and reclamation still goes ON at the rata
4 about eight acres day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

A PArxH in Arizona tells curious
story about young hooking bird cap
iured at Queen creek. The parent l'irds
tried 10 liberate him. but eveIy effort
failed. They then brought relief IA the
shape Of a poison berry. and tas little
pri.onsr was dead.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25
rHE JOLLY YOUNG KING.

THE JOLLY YOUNG KING.
rh-rrs young fellow, 90 bllthe and merry.
We rors hy the name of-sJanuary."
He keeps out Of sight
TIL n certain night
when old Father December
Iies low ON HE bier.
And hts crown. you remember,
Awaits the New fe1r.
TEsu little new Ming, as he steps 20 his throne,
Mnkrs many a promise that he win atone
For me faults Of the old year, or many or few,
k.d no doubt the gay fellow docs mean 70 10
Tocach and to ALL
But the best OF us fail;
And 80 Il turns out
That the New Year. you see,
Though he daily grows older,
No trisCr grows he
Ana 20. laden with many q sorrow ana tear
He. TOO, leaves his throne, and there reigns
Ncu Year.
nut here's to the health Of the merry new
Iohis true, Ioyrl subjects new joys may he
bring
May the months he 50 glad
That no heart may be sad
Nav peace and prosperity walk hand in hand,
And doubt and perplexity flee from the land.
For "A Happy New Year,
Cries young january.
I'm comirgi I'm herei
Let all hearts be merry.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

As Christmas approaches. so many
large and handsome dolls are displayed
IA the st0re windows that real cross.
eyed babies excite bat little attention. .
Br00kigH Ar0as
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

This Is the season Of the year whe-
all dear, good wives 90 down town -
guy handsome Christina. pres
heir husbands. The gift 10 b
lway and reaches "huhby a day or ~
,efore the hill Of n does u. ~, a.,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

.-Edmund Yates says that ''the Ame-
rfcan Christmas Is purely due 70 Charles
Dickens VIXEN he invented or rather
revived Chrstnas. the Americans took
40 tho matter warmly. Before that
tho hid only throe fesuvds-the
Fourth o. July. New Year and Thanks
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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-25

Jeremy Taylor said that the lr'
Christmas car WIS the nc of til
angels ON the birth Of the SAVIOR
Santa Claus 10 twice blessed; =
blesses him who gives aad aim wi
takes.