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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
CAPITAL CHRISTMAS CAROLS.
Logan for President, Carlisle for Rest
and Edmunfs for Punch.
Special 10 tie Re0iste

SpecsQI 20 the RsgtSter.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-General Lo-
gan is q candidate for President. His
friends have proclaimed it until it is &C
cepted as being true. Notwithstanding
this Mr.. Logan stated to-day that he should
not allow it to interfere with his Christmas
pleasures.
81 shall celebrate Christmas" he in
formed your correspondent this morning,
lust the same as il l never expected to be
President"
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan have many friends
and they both were kept busy to-day send
ing out Christmas cards. Mrs. Logan will
receive friends Christmas day, and the
General will discuss politics and gossip
with them over box Of black cigars and a
case of wine.
Washington is commencing to have a
deserted appearance. 1t is doubtful il
more than quorum will be present at the
Capital Monday to hear Mr.. Carlisle's CON-
mittees announced.
Warner Miller eft for home this morn
ing. He will not return until after the
holidays. Mr.. Lapham will leave for New
York tonight. He will also spend his
CHRISTMAS at home.
Cox and Belmont will remain over and
hear the committees announced. Mr.. Cox
has not much doubt now about his getting
the Foreign Affairs Committee, but he
prefers TO remain on the ground until he
has the appointment. Mr.. Belmont will
stay and fight against hope. He says he
will not accept less important committee
than that on foreign affairs, but he may Be
CON PEELED to.
Speaker Carlisle says he intends to sleep
all day Christmas. Ii will be the first
chance he has had to rest since his cleo
ton. He will leave Mrs. Carlisle to look
after the proprieties. Their Christmas
dinner will, however, be eaten at the hotel
where they board.
Senator Edmunds is having bowl of fro.
zen Roman punch prepared. He will in
yite Senator Sherman TO help him dispose
of it on Christmas day. Mr.. Sherman is
not overly fond OF this kind of punch, but
be acquired a taste for it while member
of Hayes' Cabinet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
FAY 1EMPlEToN SET FREE.
BILLY West. After Two Mouths' Mar.
ried Ltfe. Separates From Her.


CLEyELAND, o., December - The news
papers have been gOssiping good dea OF
late about the strange separation OF Fay
Templeton, the come opera star, and Billy
West, OF Thatcher Primrose " Vests
Minstrels, after two months OF married
lite. Billy told the story OF his acqnaint.
rnce and marriage 10 your reporter to-day.
Among other things he said
Soon after oar marrisge. willie in Chi.
Caco, We d scOvered that there was an Ia.
compatibility ui temper between us which
would preclude the possibility OF our ever
being happy together. She is bright, viva
cious, educated, perfect little lady with
superior musical and vocel attaiHments
and in many respects my ideal wife, bat !
noticed that sac hadn't that love for me
that v fe should bear toward a hus.
bsnd. - tell the truth, we dldn I
understand each other perfectly. We
ha3n't teen enough in each Others
society b lore marriage, our only meetings
being for n few weeks now and then in the
summer vacation season. Besides woman
who has breh On the stage, pe;ted and hat.
tered, cannot easily throw Oft the taste for
rorice and adulation upon becoming n
wife. So We agreed to disagree. IL was a
mutual r-raug, ment entirely satisfactory
10 me, and. rs lar rs know, perfectly pleas
ing 10 her. There WAS no intense i'll feeling
ia the matter. remember her kindly and
would speak TO her IL ! met her Neither
one Of us has sought, -iLc. our separation,
iO malign the others character neither
had any reason To. There was no deception
m the mater, no interference Of people in
law We simply saw that we we're noe in
leLded for one another, Aud ths; We would
DE happie, apart. | expect 10 have my bill
II divorce Tor InCompsrIb'li'y sni de' ert on
from Chicago court. the ffst week in Jan
uary. Now affairs cf this kind driv" some
fellows to drink, a 4 breHk them all up,
aut haven't as much as lost nights
sleep over il.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
THE BOND CASE.
The AkortIos Plea a. q Last Resort for
the Accused.

TAYLcEsyrLLE, Ill, December 23.-Miss
Bond, accompanied by her father, mother
and host Of witnesses arrived here on the
morning train. Since her appearance on
the witness stand, Miss Bonds health has
been very good but the gaze OF curious
public, coupled with the joIting of the
cars msde her quite nervous, and she was
quite sick while returning. Clementi re-
NAMED at Hillsboro, presumably because
Miss Ionsa Pettis, to whom it is said he is
engaged, did not come home. John Z.
Montgomery left Hillsboro for home on
the same train but went around by way OF
Springfield. There was considerable com
ment on his action, to the effect that he
vas sfraid to pass through iaylorsvlIle,
srf as a last resort they will bring forward
the abortion theory. He went to Spring
field 10 consult with the physician who
last attended Miss Bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
BEAUTIES OF MoRMoNiSM.
a Father Forces His Daughter to u
NameIess Ceiling,

SALT LAKE, December pa few days
ago young girl came to Salt Lake from
a small town of one of the lower counties
of Utsh and applied for admission to a
house of lll-fame, saying she was desrous
of becoming an inmate of the place. Two
women of the house questioned the girl as
TO the motive which induced her to make
such application, and finally obtained from
her the statement that her father had re-
Gently taken another wife, and having
more wives and children than he could
provide for turned her out OF house and
and sent her into the world to get living
as best she could, and live life of shame
if she felt so disposed. The girl was told
that she could not become an inmate OF
the house, and was advised TO seek situa-
tion in some family as domestic, which
she promised to do. The names of all the
parties are known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
LAS VEGAS RICH COURTYARD.
The Whole Population, Including fe-
males, Stalking and Working Claims.

males, Stalking and Working Claims.
DENVER, Col, December % Adyices
from Las Vegas, n. NJ, indicate great ex-
citement among the citizens with regard to
the late gold discoveries. Gold is said 20
have been found in paying quantities on
lot at the Hot Springs, owned by prom
inent resident of Topeka, q few days ago by
two miners employed to assist in excayst-
ing ground for the new court house.
Next morning they were up with the
lark, stalking out mining claims in the
courtyard, and now tue hills and valleys
around Las Vegas are all swarming with
excited gold seekers, many OF whom meet
with success. Eight business men have
formed company and purchased an inter
est in the court yard, and will try to ievel'
OPT
A few years ago, Elizsbethtown, near Las
Vegas, had a population Of five thousand
gold miners, and for a number OF years
Company engaged in hydraulic mining,
taking out $4,000 annually. There is no
doubt as to the presence Of gold in paying
quantity. The city of Las Vegas is min
ing camp, even ladies being found among
the prospectors. Some Colorado capitalists
are already on the ground, investigating
the extent and richness Of the deposits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

Queen's counsel, 800 guineas Of the amount
contributed for the defenss Of ODonneh,
t,s balance Of the amount going 70 tie
maintenance Of the deserted N'ife OF the e1S
ecuted man. Ths amount nie receives,
however, cannot be large.
The Fenian scare is subsiding, owing TO
the official contradictions Of sensational
rumors, which are chiefly traceable to the
Central News Agency. The United Irish.
man demands that the legislature should
step in and cheek the organized circulation
Of these falsehoods, which, il says, help 70
fan the English ersre about dynamite and
Invincibles." Through these lies" the
United Irishman says, the English mind
becomes infamed into the passage Of coer-
cion bills"
Mr.. Parnell intends to summons q con-
ference of the Irish Parliamentary party
for the 5th OF February in Dublin, in order
to concert plan Of campaign in the next
session Of Parliament
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
SYMPATHY FOR MRS. MUTT.
The Practical Aid offered Her by
Pfttsburghers.

USIoNrowN, December 23.-1f Mrs. Mutt
does not fare we'll during her stay in Pitts
burgh, at the trial OF her son it will not be
because she has no good offers from the
people of that city. Letters came pouring
in, containing expressions that indicate q
remarkable state of public sympathy for
her. Many private citizens living in the
city have written inviting her to make her
home with them during the trial free OF
cost A gentleman urges her TO come ana
bring her mother and near relatives and
sisy with his family, and be will furnish .
carriage to and from the court house
daily. One hotel has rendered her its &C
comodations free. One of the Fisher
BROTHERS, of Pittsburgh, was in town to-
dsv and while here offered the hospitality
of his home to Mrs. Mutt at the trial, and
Also lef. one hundred dollars 70 aid in de
frsyipg the expenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
WONDERFUL CURE
An Indiana woman Crippled for Years
Cured by Prayer

CHICAGO, December ga special from
Muncie, Ind, says that Mrs. Elizaoetn
Wilson, who has been crippled by rneu,
matte troubles for over eleven years SO that
she was unable to walk or leave her oeo'
has been miraculously cured. She wasvis-
tied BY a man from Indianapolis, late
resSiny clerk Of the House of Representa-
tivss xbo, after rubbing her disabled nmos
with his hands, caused all pain to leave
her and She at once got up and walked
about and now says she is entirely restoieS.
Tbe case has excited great interest tnIousu, gu
ont The neigbborhood, and people are are
ficckipg in for miles around 70 see 'ns
Woman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
The WOMAN TRAMP PRINTER
Ends The Weary Tramp OF Life In tie'e'
land.

CLEVELAND, o., December 23.--Mrs. Kate
Eddy, known as the "only woman tramp
printer" because she travelled from place
10 place. working in newspaper offices
uberevsr she stopped, is dead. She was
an excellent and rapid compositor, pro.
ronncrd the best of her sex, and as one oil
the craft expressed it, "a square woman.
She died of Inflammation OF the bowels at
her lotsinge on St. Clair street. Lately
she had not been working at her trade, out
kept a cigar store near the corner OF 81.
Clair and Ontario streets. She was mem
Der OF the typographical l mon ana nsai mea
her of the Local Union. This met yester-
S,v afternoon to arrange for sending her
remains to her former home in jamestown,
Ny. Kate had worked in nearly every
Union office between New orleans ana
Winnipeg and New York and San Fran
cisco.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
NO HOPES FOR AN AGREEMENT
Between Glass Operators and Workers
in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, December 23.-It is not be-
lieved that the conference between Camp.
bell & Co., glass manufacturers, and the
workmen will take place. Campbell, in a
card tonight, admits that he did say he
would favor and vote for a resumption Of
work at wages of from five to seven dollrrs
guaranteed single blowers, but to be en-
titled to it, men guaranteed must guarantee
fifty TO fifty five boxes per week. If they
fail they will be paid the regular wages Of
is not thought that the men will agree to
this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
oH,o's LIEUTENANT Governor.
" hat He AID On RoIttics Afisv . Soa-
ference with Iadge H0aAly.

ClscIssA-I. O., december 2.-Lisutsn-
,nt.GovernOr elset John G. Warwick, 70:
getser with sevennl members Of ths Legs
lsture who live in the central part q the
State, viIitsd Goyernor-eiect Hosdly yss.
tsrdsy IN business which they chose tokssp
sscrst Warwick said: II don't think any
hing will be aoas With the LIQUOR question
save some slight arasndnents. The No.
Con bslltTils otdinanot, Tor instance, vii
,ikely he amended. have hsd . confer.
cIce With many LIQUOR men, and under.
land they want nothing done this winter.
There will bs divi,iou on sbolishing the
contrse, labor system. II Isl msttsr that
npst b handled very carefully. an In
f!insd to think that the oontrset system u
the best The prisoners mast work, ard Il
is humane 20 have them WORK"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
A DESTRUCTIVE FLOOD
Expected by River Men After the Mid.
die OF the Week.

CINCINNATI, December 23.-snoT has fall
en- every day but one during the past eight
days. Experts say it reached 20 inches in
depth. This morning sleeting rain com
menced. A heavy dark mist rose from
the snow covering the entire region.
1t rained all day; il commenced
pouring at dark and has been pouring ever
since. Nobody is on the streets except
those obliged to 60. Cellars are flooded
everywhere. Many roofs are breaking in.
One line of street cars has stopped. All
trains are delayed. Specials report snow
the whole length of the Ohio Valley, much
deeper in West Virginia and Pennsylvania
than here The rain is melting it rapidly
everywhere. Specials report warmer
weather in the West. The river men ex-
pect a destructive looi in aud after the
middle of this week. Tue telegraph wires
aTe worked with difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
SHOWING AND FSS6 ZiNG.
WintJy weather from Virginia 10 New
England.

UTICA, n. Y, December 23.-The Their
mometer was - below Saturday night; in
Bonneville, Oneida county, IS below.
RosroN, December 23.-The thermometer
throughout New England ranges from II
10 80 below.
ST, JOINS, II. B., December 2S.--ThC
thermometer is lSo below.
BALTINOgE, MD, December 23.-!t has
been showing since two O'Clock this after
noon.
PETERSBURG. Va, December 2S.-SnoH
has fallen to the depth Of four inches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
GONE TO the WALL

A. Receiver % BE APDststs1 Aes The
Philadelphia Hewa
PulL.pKLYHia, December IA biii 10
equity was fled yesterday By RoH.ss 8. Ds.
Wis. proprietor Of the Evening cxll, askins
for the appointment Of . receiver for Tie
Evening News Company ana N injunction
rstraining Edwin II. Nsvin and r. Cooper
sbspley, Who own . majesty Of tbs stock
in the concern, from making IN assign.
mept or allowing Judgment 70 be taksn
r-edjtors. Nr D1yIs has cjsim Of "a. 600.
The bin declares The thing 10 be inso!veut.
WITH liabilities Of i55. 600 ard assets st sbout
tlI,ot0 The Injunction sss granted BY
Judge Mitchell. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

Intelligent people have quit taking
bitter. and mineral poisons, have quit
doctoring kidneys and liver, nerves and
brain, have quit using alcoholic poisons
and narcotic drugs, have quit poisoning
their system with ausck nostr1ms, and
now keep themselves and families in per.
feet heslth by occasionally us!og the only
of weak portions OF the oodv, known far
and WIDE as DR.. Guysot..:s Yellow Dock and
sarsspaIiua. Any Grugglst xIi get it for
Y0n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
BIG IKE, THE BURGLAR, DEAD.
lie Makes u Confession duplicating
Faur Others.

DENVER, December 23.--The negro Big
Ike who, while attempting to burglarize
The bank of Durango last week shot dead
Bruce Hart, a son of Ex-Governor Hart, died
last night il the Jail al Durango, from in
iuries purpoSely inilicted upon himself in
Jumping headlOng from a forty.foot en-
hsnkment 20 avoid being captured alive.
Just before he died he made confession
impiicatiDg four others. All are under ar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, December 23-l:S0 A. a
For the Tennessee and Ohio valley rain fol-
lowed by colder clearing weather; north
westerly winds; rising barometer.
For lower lake regions rain aud snow,
followed by colder and partly cloudy
weather; northwestsrIy winds; rising
barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

TIE Indians, knowing the value Of Wild
cherry bsrk rs q cure for coughs and colds,
used 10 prepare in their rude way, and in
careful and secret method OF preparing
Dr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry makes
It superior to al! other preparations II is
very pleasant 10 take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

SUFFERERS from nervousness, early decay,
etc, il You value life, avoid advertising
doctors and medicines that act On kidneys,
and liver. Be not deceived by the many
bogus certificates Of cures from paid or i'm
seinary persons, II q weakness OF the ssI'
psl system is the cause OF your distress
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Ssrssparil
Ia " III strengthen the parts affected, stoE
the drain. quiet tie nerves, produce dream
less sIun btr aud sllov you to regain per
feet be aitb. II hiss orred thousands, an!
viii cure you, for, by purifying the bloot
| ard s.reL Ethen;ng evsry weak portion o
be bcdy. i; relruvek eycry sym.on o; lis
| lFskS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
MARRIED A MURDERER.
a German Lass Marries Her LoTer LII
Prison.

Prison.
ST. LoUrs, December % This afternoon
FreSsrick Spilker, the saloon keeper VINO
i, in isil for numbering his partner, was
married in Jail, or seismuId's office. Inc
bride was Frederika Zimmerman "no a.
rived in this country few weeks sgS, ss
norant of what hsd happened. ,rh;ch
baIdt performed the ceremony, aSf Sn,,is oi
Spilker's attorney ordered III S,sr IN
wine, which lbe couple drank; .h I 20 ;siI
sTIs snS his Sifs went away to the home OF a
friend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
A WOULD BE PsAcEMAKEa
~''n TO Death by n Gang OF OHIO
Rsughs

Rsughs.
+''tLAND, December pa New Lex.
- -, w. special says: An Italian rail.
.s'", I1 laooIer who was fatally injured in a
C,n ir;,i light last night, TO day died of his
CI.,,'s Vim. Dixon, Thomas Currier,
Ccps BLOND, Thomas Reeves and Mike
p,rst seen eetn arrested charged with the
fsIInr. Ihe Italian was an inoffensiye
v,rs orI rro iiried to separate two men who
urCr -, - elrg, and in doing so was set
ntn ,e ~, @ gang composed Of the above
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

The latest news from Africa is decidedly
encouraging; the natives have ceased TO fry
their grandparents, and have advanced so
for that they use habitually DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which is a sure cure for all
lnnp troubles,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24

nue iIi 7. Z? iool Ike an old fool! Yes
tytryiI !, u Is he young fool who knows
sstItre ,s,S Iro erSsts in suffering with
'Cl Itu,Gv ne blstneT than take that wonder
'!' p'. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
allied.

ALBANY, IND, December G'-hocAasl' s,
& Straight, dry goods merchants, h have .,s.s ,s.
I'd, Liabilities. $4,000 to sls'o"' as'.S'
5000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-24
A WEST VIRGINIAN
Instantly Killed at steubenviiie Yes
terday.
Spceidl 10 the Register.

SrEUBkNv1LLE, December 23.-About four
O'Clock this afternoon wing Of the railroad
coal chute fell and struck brakeman on q
freight train named Charles McDevitt, In
stantly killing him. He ii a married man,
and Lives at Golfers Station, West Vir-
gina
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
N q { A / I q
In ;bren peridiebeneu Tormeu.

9d)iittelfrher.
States nno bistaeS Sieber sebsiIt fir so Gents.
Gs siebt feiu anpereS SetImtttcl in Der 2Selt, mas 10
id)uea aae 2rten DON 6ieber beiIt, mO9en lie Don ueroOrs
bener 9uft (Dtalarta) cber oegeuertrter Sale tommen.
m59eu lie Gdarla9z, &eruenfieber, 2ppbuss ooer eelbes
Siebsr betBen, ais unter 13uSiebun9 pom 0a6wapS
8tlleu RadWay's Ready Relief.
SSinfst0 Gettts ole GIaiGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
Sarsaparillian ResOEvent

tt uidt MIR cine ausgIsideube @r5uei, i%ou6sCH itdsrt
bic barnouilbe &~bdttgtett allcr STgane. Us .itent i'm
gousen Srgantsmns bic tSarnonie ser SSuuetouen br
iiro ~lteert ben BIut9eiGBeH eiHGU 1eiuen uub SeiunSeH
&tronl nelten &ebens.
gaenn man bus SariapatiIiau etIide Gage 9sbrau4t
Bat, 10 piro
Ole S3aMt
Tor unb id6n. Simmer, 6isbIattern, ibpeu3e SIedeH
uno N~usidldge meroen pertrtebeu, MSluSer: uuo Ges
itpire bolD gebeitt. User an GtroieIr, MugeN, NUMB
Sbreuz, Beirtz, Gat95 mnb GrfietztusidIG!e u lelSet,
bic iib in 6olge nngebeiIter 6rantbeiteH obtr ps Gss
6yaudeS pom W{crtur ODER Gsenoem SubIimat n~neebduft
uno a.3ec6reitet habeu, bari itd ati Bic SetIu:us %perIaiS
len, ueitu oaS Ser|0p0riHian 10 large eebra AUDIT Utros
oaB IS cinen @inbruG All Den SrganiSnIu5 m E9t.
Vine SIai1e DON hteiem euthalt ln=br pirt fame Mrss
~ne;itoIfe ais ieoes anosre 1tittst; elm EBeel6Hta DON bies
fem bat i6on Nirtuua, po9eeeu man pon anrereu 0sits
telu Iiini5 bis IsdsmaI 10 ptel braudt.
Gte SSIaf@e ettett SO4a&+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
Mn 6as 8nblifnutl

8erGan9t ia mn st B N a1's Mn6 adtsf
barauf Dog Ser Same yRaSDap" i1h
QHf benz ~getaWfteH @rtitel befrSet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-24
RAILWAYS
"SarSaDariIIian ReSOIVent,"

Elm S~eilmitteI, be6en geItanbtbeiIe auBerOrOentttd mebi'
Siuiide Gtgeni6aiten baben, weientIi& sur Neiniguns
6eilun9, &ieberberlteuun9 luo SrGfti9un9 os nteeer9ei
broaeuen uuo erid6pfteu 8Drpers, bs cine i6Helle.
augeuebme e, ii d ere 8ebanbluus uHO 6auerUOt
Seilung ~qepdbrt.
@teidoiel wie 6as 2eiOeu beiBen mag, oh StroielH
Gdwiuoiu6t, Spp5itis, ~GSeidpire, @iupe, geIduiillts
@tpellnugen, stole ODER 9atshnB, %aunaenz, @iereuz.
gloier>. ,G5sbdrmutters, Sauts, getRrs, Ntassn7 e0a
luterleiostrauFbeit @rouiider ObM couitilntionelIeI
Nrt, - ba5 Slit iibt i'm BIute, Wei1es bic abgeHns=
ten Gbetle erIeBt uuO ieue Srsaue uuo bic perbrau9tea
R6rperseUebe %reporirt. gSenn ba5 9lnt nrpsiano lit, =
tanH leiH 9epGr0turuerfGbren teiU 9eluHoe5 letn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-26
Advertising Cheatsl!!

1T has beeome so common to write the be-
ginning OF an article, In an elegant, interest
ing manner,
Then run It into some advertisement that
ne avoid all such,
And simply call attention to the merits of
Hop Bitters in a. plain, honest terms as pos
ITO induce people
To give them one trial, which SO proves
else"
''THE REMEDY 50 favOrably noticed In all
the papers,
RELIGIOUS and secular, Is
Having a large sale, and is supplanting
all other medicines.
There is no denying the virtues Of the
Hop plant, and the proprletors of Hop Bltters
have shown great shiewdness
And ability
SIN compromising medicine whose yir-
tues are so palpable 10 every ones observa
tioR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-05-26
Tuesday, JUNO aA. IRRa.

during legs ,hoprH, at the southwest corns,
~ Ma,p apd Madiion streets. In the CIV AZ
Mewphis, Menu, offer at public ontepv. and
sen ter cash 70 the highest bidder a certain
mnt OF l9ld IN the city o. Memphs tnow
hexing DMtrtQA IN Shelby county, Tenna
being pert S5 Rock No g, a. shown on tte
nap ". Wat hart Of the city known AZ Fort
lASR9 Ing AID desi Sne ted in John o II int's
s9bd'flsiOp Of said Block No, SO "a Int No.
~ situated on Che south siae OF Georeie
street, and having q fron. on sa d south Mi
o. Georgia straet 81 30 ieet and extsnd,nT
PACK eonhwardly between Va, Sllel lines at
Iignt angles 10 Georgia stieet leo feet 70 an
aEey, being pare Of land conveyed TO Louisa
Spears By Jshh c saint, by deed recorded I'M
Book No, IS, page $50. Of the Registers ofa.a
~ Shelby county, Tennessee. Also, the west
one-half OF lot No. 10, immediately adioin.
ing said lot No. Is, and having q trout on the
south side Of ueofgi4 street Of Is feet. and
extending southwafdly between D rallel lines
10y feet 10 the above named alley, being N AZ
pa Of lpt No, 10, which remains after IAN Inc
iheretfcf The portion conveyed Ia Mrs. WT
Meta BY deed recorded 10 Beck No. IA nae
=, OF raid Registers olRse r"s'
SIMON SUM- Tru,tsa
MswQkls, MAJ Il, 1881. sGei