Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-28
BRIEFLY TOLD.

he number OF sneeP ="
Ssd 3, sooooo'
VIEW York Free Trade Club proposes
ios :r campaign by raising $4,000
fever is appearing in the various
'''I,' =. ,orns along the line OF the Central
1,rspese are teachingabout 100000
:, IAN in their public schools on Aueri'
/. sad English systems
+ c3laiy in Georgia, having lost all
.,.snee has sued neighbOr for 5 for
ho,rowed a cupiul at a time.
-.:rc last week 6,O75 pounds Of un'
-..or,e meat were seized by the agents
,. Foard of Health in New York city.
ENG squirrel dropped into the In
.,v, council chamber the other night
/ -. .-'r osorge Seibert through the calf OF
.sa, leg
~, Eesne, now in Palestine, has pro-
: .o- the new cathedral at Richmond,
o,rner stone cut from the rock OF
c,-len OF Gethsemane.
..gsm engine was recently stolen out
F ,rvj.ng near Portland, Or, which was
=. ,,,achment and guarded by depu'
/ ~ AMI TWO constaoles.
q. ohio Jury has decided that a specta-
an no, be lawfully elected from thea
, sitting in the dress circle and letting
| - hsrg over the railing.
vssr the Argentine republics i'm
-. amounted TO SOL ,2I6, l63, and the ex-
..osg. gs9.O5l. In lSSl it had S2,Sl7
.-aa,s, and last year 1903.
] tennessee man has bought 5000 wood
..,, of them engraved With an axe,
,g.a- West 10 start q funny weekly.
| meets 70 secure $4,000 circulation in
exports OF the products OF our pack
So and dairy farms during the FIVE
-... r2d.ng May 81 were Si3, 1886
| ... sane period last year the exports
,->.1ug more.
s-st apple tree raised on the Pacific
:.sr seed sent out on Hudson Bay
ANY, hip to Vancouver in 1875, is
p. be s,.., standing on the Government
re near Vancouver.
I,7s7rah has a bicycler who once had a
With A railway train in Scotland. He
|, 3, bv more than fifteen minutes in a
.or,y.seven miles. He made no
p. sowever. as the train did.
compulsory education act recently
s.ibv Illinois Legislature requires tha
.s. children of the State between the
/ a.. s;gh, and fourteen years shall at
,rLoo. ior at least three months every
/. ''-''' -, -
-.s female drummers sent out by q
$40 house didn't sell as many goods as
cores, man on the road, while the ex.
account of each one was consider
more. They have, therefore, been
AGED
.5,ae. electric railway is building in
s-r Il will connect FrankfortOn-
ys.a with Ohenbach, eight miles
az and the dynamos will be driven by
all ea:.ues stationed at q village hall
t.xeen the termini.
4 s,.r-,lar afternoon, while the wOrkmen
aged in erecting the Mutual Lite's new
- in Nassau street, Y. Y, were
"a granite coping from its case 8
s.. s.uvn came forth. 1t had come from
end had been many days without
/: vas sent 10 the companys office,
q. ca. has now better future before it,
Railroad Gazette contains informa
he aging OF l76 miles of new track
80. ,3o miles thus far this year, against
les reported at the corresponding
= -. l.754 miles in ISL, 1913 miles
e., - miles in 1879, i32 miles in ISIS
-.es in ~, GS7 miles in l>76, 81;
E, n -. so miles in 1874, and l,21
.2,,-3.
acsrious fact that so firm in texturt
-r raPer Of a genuine Bank OF England
E IA, burning alone can hardly destro,
The authorities have in a little glaze,
ne remnants of the note which wa
great IKE of Chicago. Though com
= charred and black, the paper hold
v.le5. and the note is sufficiently legibl
establish its genuineness and to b
-.
PHRASES which Puck hopes never L
sin in the columns of our esteeme,
- Iorasies: Sickening thnd. Tn
.s.r. Wee sma' hours. SpeCkle,
.ys. RscardleSs OF expense. Lsunche
eternity. The immediate vicinity
.-s Of Izaac Walton, The extrem
> Of the law. \ revolving spectacl
messed. The house was crowded I
DTS. y wealthy and public spiritet
o The sight was shocking in the eS
The perpetrators of the dastaril
are still at large DeyOtees Of Teri
.e ;ripped the light fantastic toe. Tn
loaned under the weight OF bOuI
-eras,.
,ae Congregational Church meetin
-:aau 2,On, Massachusetts,, recent!
,:ories were told. Oue was of tb
-Ug.ese pastor, Mr.. Fitch, whose did
a.ways prevented him from maxim
.Z.smpore speech, One night, whe
III "a Boys broke his windows, he arOs
Hs.; forth to upbraid them, but, attt
7orls, he could find no language
=" express himself. and so he r
-. Young gentlemen, | find hay
notes Of what intended to say o
iy table. But if you will reasseu
IL .a'S place tomorrow morning d
III ",,N , Will hen express my thought
q, ! proposed to do when cam