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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

TINE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. 1rIlo
i County. In the CiTcnit Court 81 Ohio County.
-. November N;ulFs, 1884,.
GtorEc 5. Graz, Mst,E,W T.. Naudevcr,
william J. Browning aud John D..
eIsss. partners IS Cgsp, VandcVcr
"a. Il A.
vs.. sumP-it.
Is Oh AI-arlS and Marcus Abrams,
FARMERS a. !. d NJ. Abrams aud ~
hgtitnal Shade Company.
The object Of tits sat i,to recover Judgment
sspirsi thC dcicndanis for S5jt.i6 with i~nigTc;i anj
ts.!s. ard 10 .utjcct to the satisfaction Of the piain-
i:f, riaiIn, interest and cv-iS, certain amounts OF
mggly due Ike defendants ly Tie Peabody Insult
su.r Crmraay. the Fire and Marine io'ur&nec
CumIaaay. ui Wheeling, aud tbs American insar-
,a,r Com any, 81 Wheeling, r- p~cCilvcly, under
,p cess ~ attachment Issued in this SUit, sind, u
a,ytriug nuu IN aiIGHNit flied in the causc ,hat
Ic said dn!CEdalis, JACOB Abrams and Manu'
NNrru.s, are noE-rr. iGcntS al the State t Wet
Ni.saH!l, II is ordered that The said deiendiuE DO
.pI.n,r within ore hipuIi alter ihC date oil the iT't
,n.l,cgti,n Of hi, order and DO what j necessary
10 vrutcri heir interest. II l., further ordered that
Mi, ora,r * published and posted - required by
law.
witness. John ". Mitchell. CLERK Of slil Court,
p. The Court House o; said county, this stu day Of
November, 1854, lJ-uit November RulC>, iS,t
JOHN V. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Vul!lsJyf n c "r,l time NuscmhrrG u, 1881.
At!,.t: JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
II. NJ. r. EI:, httJrrc! ior Plaintiffs.
up4.yawl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

showing What You and Your Friends n
nninN-

showing What You and Your Frisuds are
Doing.
T. II. Buchanan, OF Brooke county, IS in
the city.
r II. Browse, Esq. OF Grape Island, is
at the Mcclure
Elwocd W. Shsllcross sUd bride have re-
turned TO the city.
Miss Jennie Woods is very Ill at her resi-.
deuce on Thirteenth street,
Miss Amelia Woods who has been vesss
i'll for some is slowly conyalescing
Nr. John Hamilton. a mailer employed at
the New Castle, Pa. nail factory is in the
city visiting friends.
Mrs. Jessie FullertOn and Mrs. Hettr
peterborough, of Louisville, are visiting
Mrs. b.. A. Quarter, on the South Side.
Misses Ida Curtis and Josie Kerr, of
BrOoSe cousty, are the guests Island friends
Miss CuStis has recently returned from
Kentucky, where she spent the summer.
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The DAY REPORTS,
Conflicting kilograms From Doubt
fut Centers
CREATE INTENSE EXCITEMENT
New York Claimed BY Both Parties
Alternately.
BOTH COMMITTEES CONFIDENT.

NEY Yoxx, November 5.-The crowds
that had all night long paraded the streets,
shouting for their candidate, gave way early
this morning. TO fresh crowds fully as eager
and fully as enthusiastic as that whose
place they took. The bulletin boards were
thronged and cheers rent the air as dis
patches favorable to the party Of the cheer,
er were displayed. The returns from New
York were watched with absorbing inter
est, and the variations Of gain and loss
keenly scrntinized. AS noon approached
or, ne bulletins seemed to indicate that
New York I'D gone for Blaine and Cleve-
land was detected, Republicans went Wild
with 10Y, and their demonstrations were ID
j;crous in their ;D,an. ity. Songs were
sung and the air was rent with
Democrats were somewhat disposed
a stiff upper lip. and contended that later
returns would bring them out on top.
The news from other States was net Eco
lected. and bets from both sides wsre fresiy
cdered and taken on New Jersey, Connec.
tiout and Indiana. The close contest in
the latter State excited almost as much
comment as New York. The news from
Virginia was Of a startling character, and
as the Republicans persistently claimed that
State, and stated maiorihes many Democrats
began to fear their case was hopeless. Ru-
mors were also prevalent that Tennessee
was altering. Then excitement prevailed.
Message after message was poured into the
committee rooms, s~uPpacating for reliable
information. Claims we're bold on both
sides, aud each chairman claimed New
York. Michigan and Wisconsin were re-
ported doubtful. The Republican majority
from pennsylvania was reported as some
thing m The Ohio majority was
reported as Unexpectedly big. Illinois and
Michigan were reported doubtful. By s
o'clock the two committees were content to
the State by 1000 and betting be-
came furious. At dark both parties claim
ID the victory and settled doWu 10 make a
night OF It,
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Failing EySs:ght.

Is generally attributed to something
wrong about the eyes. But before you pay
h,avy fees to an o~Culist, just see Il your sys
tsic is rot de6ilitsted Very often that
tells ca Il" eyes and makes you think your
sight is falling. You need Browns Iron
Ei;ieys. which in Ioning up the whole sys-
ten, will help the euGeebled eyes. Mr.. A.
i. Sherwood. Bethel, Conn. says, II used
Browns lrcu Bitters with best results, for
Indigestion and weakness that affected my
head aad spine"
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Weather

WASHINGTON, d. C., November6.- ~ A n
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
generally fair weather, west winds becoming
variable and a slight rise in temperature,
rising followed in west portion by falling
barometer.
For the Lower lakes, partly cloudy
weasher and light local SHOWS, northwest to
southwest winds, nearly stationary iemperI-
tSre highly followed in west portion by fall
ing barometer.
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WALKING skeleton.

Mr.. E Springer, of Mechanicsburg. Pa.
writes; Il vas afflicted With lang fever and
reduced to q walking skeleton. Got a fire..
trial bottle OF DR.. Kings New Discovery foi
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that | bought e dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more 3
man, completely restored to health. with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh Of Is
pounds.
Call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and get q
free tisl bottle Of this certain cure for sIl
Lung Diseases. Large bottles 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06
VARIOUS SCAREs.

There is no doubt that a tariff scare had
much to do with Brannon's small majority
in the county. Prominent Republican man
uiacturers asserted over and over and i'm
pressed it upon their men that mills would
close ii the Democrats triumphed. This was
done secretly, but effectively. 1t is estima-
ted that 100000 was poured into the Pan
Handle by the Republicans and paid to men
q work for Coz. OF course this is not
'iiheryl But these causes and the thou
ards Of fraudulent ballots reduced the
DeuQcrutic majority in the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

One Of the many attractions at E. NJ. Nc
Giliin < Co S, is the elegant line of real
Alaska Sea! Skin Cloaks now on exhibition
selected With great care from one of the
most reliable manufacturers. This firm is
not only enabled TO guarantee these goods
to be made from the best stock but to guar
sntee their prices TO be the lowest on
equally as good value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

VS. wish 10 say to our readers that DE-.
Prices Special FlayOring Extracts Of Nee
taFine. Vanilla. Lemon, ETC., are the finest,
purest and most natural Hsyors we have
ever used. They are made from the true
select fruits sud sromatics. The common
eavoTiDg extracts in The msyket bear no
compacso a Zoe Gns Gssor to DE-. Prices.
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notice TO TAXI nEposrTloxs

TAKE ro,is that tire dap0s itiorS OF August Wal
Or aud Oth.r Hi'ncsEts vii! lie taken ~ the ofite Ol
GsIfcr Jenss. s%it0rsSy 5;-LSr, IN TIE tOSU o.
". yh;ugfCn, IA the st.tc Of PrunsJigau'a, on the
!-tG day Of December, A. j. 1881. irtVten the hour
0, . u'JiCCk = IA. AM q U'Cioct =. M, 70 nc ge9di r
pyiirrCC In the 3b0vN named caIst on hcbalt OF said
,UuIplEiHahts. And u, irsl any cause, the takinl
nf aid dispositions saSN u1t he cJnmspCrd. or lie
iuZ uUu GHtnosd, shall Ut b. completed on that day
fir taking OF tie same will hc B1lourued from time
to i.mr until tie s2rue shall 10 completed.
Srirlu HITEheifHsr and Sysf Hogklrriu.eT, part
rC.s. CoiyE bUsiICs bs !rd uut2T the hrn hAn9 o
). BoIkLcimc & sou, via sue ia thet- firm aaalc
- artneIs.
10 Mary J. Fu'g =, GGn.ci'tI2'TiT OF che estate
I .Ismes W. Bulger, dgceaSsf; Mar }. Bulgef aud
Jtiu I.irI:ngsT, defendants.
lHES notice that thc dIpnsiti0us o. >r o. 1ofk-
!.3sEr and other siiBt..cs vii be tEsen 81 the Of
nc ti George L. r. GilctriS', No. ilH Chsplins
Grtr, in the city Of wheeling, IN the htate Of Ne.'
vi -irIa, Oh tho 10th day Of December. A-D 1884
btv~f Tie hours OF ? o'clo0G A. M fat ociock p
~. 20 Il Rad IN eylicBce IN tse aioEe named cssse
ca bthait Of sid cOnPlAiseatS- AID IL. rom anJ
.ev=s the a., Ing O. aid tp0slti0Is shhi rot Dr.
5Eu,nud, or feing commenced. shall NOT be c2n
p!eted 90 tina, Jay, tie taking o. the same WIFE
a o.rnsd from time 20 ti.se ua'd 'be same s1ah "
sinrn HsrLbei lInr e-i NyrF HmkheimeF. Pat
ne. Doing businoss Jy sud under the hrn natne %
:. ScrkL.eime r q zen, who sEe u !aStr urn ha"s
-ToNtyL RaIs:I fJmiSi.i{strir 4 ;h' e'tat:
Joi.H Iietir.2r. af snfssis. "'p'H1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

Ray. AND Mas. HAIR are located al 23I5
Chapline street. Mrs. Hair will receive
pupils in Piano. Organ and Guitar playing
and voice culture. She is a recent student
ofthe Boston Conservatory Of Music, and a
teacher Of large experience.
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TIE HOME VOTE
Ohio County Gives Cleveland i24
and Branaoa 81.
Fun Resur,s From the CosatY--Hsasy
Democratic Falling 0f---Specu-
ia;ioa on the Cause aad
the Means.

The last precinct of Liberty district sent
sent in its return yesterday morning and
made the county complete. There we're
about I25 scattering votes Cor Butler and
ST. John. and as they do not in any way al
feet the result, they are not given. The fol
lowing table shows the full returns With the
total vote poIled
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BuokIen's Arnica saIvs.

The Best Solve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands ChilblainS
Corns and all SGn Eruptons, and posi-
lively cures Piles or no pay required Il is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sals By Logan b Co
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Young Men. Rene This.

The Yo,tais Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
offer to send then celebrated Electro oltai'
Belt and other Electric Appliances on tria
Tor thirty days, to men (,S<r7ng or oLal al
aicted with nervous debility, los OF 'lC a
and manhood, and all kindred trcN'ies
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis
and many other diseases. Complete restor
alton to health, vigor and manhood gasran'
iced. No risk is incurred as thirty days
nal is allowed. Write them at once for
illustrated pamphlet tree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County, In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia. November Rules, 1884.
Simon Horkheimer and Mysr Horkhelmcr, part
ners doing business by, and under the nrm name
ci S. Horkheimer & Son, who sue in thCir firm
name. Complaiuanls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

EDNUXD F. BOcxlSG and c. Menkemiller,
druggists, guarantee positive relief for any
cough, cold. group or lung complaint By
using Ackers English Remedy. or viii re
fund the money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

The OBJECT OF this suit is 90 obtain a marehsllirg
o, Tho assets Of the c-;aLe ot the said James ".
ruisrr, deceased. 10 establish q dcvasayit by the
administrative, add TO subject her naturalization
Lond 10 the payment Of complainantS' claim against
all ,s,aic. Ard Il appearing from an aid 'Tit
md Ia this cause, NJ those Eulos, that the defend.
mt, Mary J. Bulger. aiuipLstratrtk Of the estate Of
:su.IS W. PuigeT, dcoeased, snd the defendant, tn
,an:e Mary J. BplSer, Is not a resident oil the STAT
"a West Virginia, and Sh not having been serVe
Silh rroCess in This cau.s, on motion oil the cor
p;a nants. by their solicitor. his orl.r oil public:
;;eG / er!crcd acainst hsf, aud IL is ordered thar
h estate o. ,Esues V: l'mL---,, GevSFed. aga Il
sa'J dri,uisnL the same hsty J. D0lger, BE- ~
..fs;d to sPpesI within one month Alter lie, ddtr
81 the first EuliicatiGn Of this order, and 10 what 4,
nCCessSly 10 protect hes interests. IL further or
dCEci that this order he publ ahej AM posted A. re-
qGiUdty Law.
" In, -, John W. hirrhcr. clerk Of rail court, at
tie {. urt HOUsc Of said CcuHiy, Ihi' To lay Of No
vc,llFT, isSi, IL vit; hOSomter l:uiSs, lsBL
John w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
I NJ iiEbfd tie FIRST time SovrnbcT 2, 1874
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
IEn. q. I. Ga CHRIST, EniLaitor .or ComplJiDTnts.
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IbesIia9 8s9istes
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6, 8
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

Having bat very recently return
ed from New Work. we are daily
receiving Novelties for Wedding
Presents, and solicit a calL
JACOB ". GRlISB,
Seueler Corner Twelfth and Main.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

rs a golden opportunity to secure q bar
gain in cloaks at the special cloak sale.
Z. NJ. AcGillin & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

Edmund Z. BOehng'and c. Menksmiller,
state that indigestion prepares everyone for
disease, but guarantee Aeker's Dyspepsia
Tablets to cure all forms Of Indigestion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

For bargains in Dry Goods, Carpets and
Clothing, 60 to J. W. FerreEs, cor. Main
and slSt streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

Edmund F. BOOKING and C.. Menkemeller,
druggists, distinctly state that AckeT's
English Remedy has and does cure con
tracted consumption. Ask for circular
An entirely new medicine, guaranteed.
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Thousands Saw IN.

Mr. 7. W. Atkins, Girard. Kan, writes
4 never hesitate to recommend your Eec
the Bitters to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the parest and best
medicines known and win positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford 10 be without them. They will
save hundreds Of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
SOids S 50 cents a bottle b logan & Co
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Prescribed by Physc'''

ihayp prevailed tviif,s yisS
BIcod pohou ard as = pnuh,at.I ]
fgf,s after 81 0,hu anfdaf
Gaze spdsE Ca
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

Ask Edmund z. Booking and C. Menke.
miller about Ac.er's Blood Elixir, the only
preparation guaranteed to cleanse the
blood and remove all chronic diseases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

OCR shifting flannel at &c per I'D. can
not be bought elsewhere for less than &jc
peg sd. T.. NJ. McGillin & Co.
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BiAnkels.
Sal Skin ClnnLa

ColoCed at T5c per pr. and up. White at
Sl.2j per pr. and up. Z. NJ. McGilin e Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-06

RAISED Flower MajOIiea Novel.
Our direct importation.
all and examine them, and save
iObber's profits By purchasing from
us. DAWSON BROS,
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BoARDySG BY meal day or week at Mrs.
Haughton's, near Elson Glass Works, Mar.
tins Ferry. Ohio.
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IN G

Mary J. B1lger, administrators Of the estate o.
james W. Bulger, deceased, Mary y. BaigeT anG
John uerlnser, defendants.
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CtcsrSe out B0ggies and Spring Wagons
axay below their vsha J. ". FenA
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letter Fifteen Ysn!

g-it'. spFise hD erred ns 80
ter u 6i,ten yssr' standins tS,ai
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To the Public.

r HAVE JUST COMPLETED REMoDELIHG
i and rehtting my Photographic Studio and have
added a number of novelties In Photographic funi'
ture, cameras, etc, that are 10th pretty and artistic.
Having secured the best artistic talent in the coun-
Try, ! am better than ever prepared 70 pro uce line
artistic ef,cts in light and shade. Thanking the
public FOR past liberal patronage, I respectfully so
licIt and hope to merit continuance OF same.
J. A II. PARSONS.
No. 1905 Market Street tup stairsl.
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Immense bargains.
ALONG THE SHORE.

The Newmarkets and Russian circulars
at $40 and SIS each. +. NJ. McGillin Il Co.
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10 sor STORM The SYSTEM.

ur,a VIOLENT cATHAGIics THAT sAeS
TEAE AID WEAkES IME 81
q aJir pOwFIS REGULATE II LIVE
I'm REPREsH The BEgyEs VIII IaH
nsHT's EYFK2VEscFtT sELTZEE r
.sNsT waEN THE PEST MN n
ia &Ese -EST DRAuSGT IS MOI I'D BE
EFFI&rh tMoRE POTENT REagDY x0s
FOUEE, AND T~IODBtEss, c~Oi5IiPAiioS
SEnvOUS HBADA TEIlSr.-- sold BY ALI
DEBILITY vOOES ~
DRTGGBTa5
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Afiri in my oup'oy hssb,es "A
J. q go
'feSn" AIl,isgss, Ga, l|l
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Tomorrow. lis Blue Friday. Z. N. Nc
Gillin & Co.
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RslTlCuEA SOAP. A. .Iqlif1 "
w and EuIsaTy sensitive
Constitutional Serofvl
z. =. ~M.o,LLM..s

On Blood Poisoning 20. VT fcs
BE- malled ffnC on ucc!pt "i 80
taH Swfyr SpG.Ipfc % DA4
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The greatest surprise Of the season will
be our Blue FriGay sale. +. n. McGillin
& Co.
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Fearful Blood Ppissl

Arssrss 90 ny isr-h hsS b'ts g-
a.e n oAoi ~ 40 b. th.DS @pT1
tsifi sspeeise. 800 "a ~
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Exit. srekeh epbfviI
g, nsrru.y, 90 pos.s, o Ias
tssaase On Bioed sIa .kis psfS'
sHiIT erfCffjCCt N~
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SEAL skin sacques from $50 up to $50,
made from fresh skins. st e N. McGllin
s Cos
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pew anxEa1fskMsnfs.

n ADY sgLIE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN. B
vesis tsSt present and future. Gives sa,ie
% money, business and family atiairs Hours from
4 20 9 p. ". No. 20 Eighth street. noeedAs
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From the opening of our st
o'clock p. m we will celebrate
Stores will be decorated with
before and goods will go into
nerve to offer before at such
eclipse all other Blue Fridays
best of them all. But, that to-
interesting and attractive.
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1s.,sr for Eleven Ys'a

g~ii', sresist ia. esrSs ssibs
I'D ,unssrd tsr seTrp Jss~si
n,Sr,iIaI.b 20 fsai ~ ~
l. WYE Ps'rh
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-09
Matching Psnn4s. for Bride.

A somewhat romantic story, In
which we'll known young lady who
resides in tire Eleventh Ward, and
whose first name is Hcrmie, is the
heroine, and young man named
John is the hero. came to the ears OF q
reporter last evening. Tire lady re.
ferred to is now married, but At The
time the story opens, on last New
Years eve, she was Il blooming maid
whose affections up till II o'clock Of
the night in question were unpledged
to any person. THE story goes, and
its authenticity is guaranteed by sub.
sequent occurrences, that the young
lady had made remark SHORTLY before
the Christmas holidays, that any
young man of her acquaintance who
at quarter to 10 O'Clock on the night
of December 31st would make a pro.
pasal of marriage to her, she would
| accept. When slre made the remark
in the hearing of one or two of her
acquaintanccs, she was under the i'm.
preston that she never w0eld have to
make good her promise, as she had
not the faintcst idea that any person
would be visiting her house at that
time OF night. The remark made by
Miss Hermic came to the ears of two
or three young men from different
sources. They did not aoauaint each
other with their Intentions, but they
must have all been of the same mind.
as 9:30 O'clock on the evening in
question found three Of the maiden's
admirers in the parlor of her home.
During casual conversation they had
among themselves, they found out
that they were all there tor the same
purpose, namely, that OF remaining
till 11s45 o'clock, and then proposing
to their young hostess. She knew OF
this, and was in a dilemma how to
act, but plan occurred to her, and
she determined to state il to the young
men: so she arose in their midst, and
with sweet smile, but blushing all
the while, said: "Gentlemen-I am
aware Of the object of your visit here,
but as | can't accept all your offers Of
| marriage, the best way you can do Is
to match pennies, and the one winning
is to remain here till the time comes
for making the proposal, which l
said | would accept" This plsu was
carried out, and John was the lucky
one, and at a quarter of an hour before
the big bell rang out the old and in
the new year, he proposed, was ao
cepted, and just little over two
weeks ago, John ard Hernie were
married, the two losers of the penny
matching game acting as best mcR,---
Pirtsburg Leader. a..
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-09
Dishonest MIR. Simktns.

When Mr., Simkins went up to see
Miss Grealhesrt Wednesday evening
he. was surprised to find himself
received in an exceedingly icy manner
As the frigidity did not seem to dissi
pate, he asked for an explanation. i
"Mr Simkins," said Miss Great
heart, II have always regarded you as
an upright, honorable man, but from
what heard last night must confess
that my opinion has changed"
"What in the wcrld do you meahg
why" faltered Miss Greatheart
papa said you were caught stealing
base in the base. ball game yesterday
There were immediate explanations
and Mr.. Sirnkins kissed Miss Great.
heart three times on her chin in q
wild attempt to reach her rosy lips
The Hatchet. sHf-f
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-09
WHAT THE RHYMsTERs SAY.
How His Garments Got Turned,

When the golden sunlight dances on the
bosom of the stream,
And the silver lilies, starlike, 'mong the olive
sedges CLEAN,
When the bullfrog seeks the cover of the
grasses tall and rank,
And the pickersl at MONDAY seeks the shadow
Of the bank,
Then the small boys goes In swimming In the
costume of the mode
That was worn by fair dodiya, when through
Coventry she rode. 4. '-
He splashes in the kmpid stream with many
geeful shout,
And to the bank returning puts his shirt on
inside out;
And when his mother questions him, how
came that garment so?"
He looks upon 1t with surprise, and says he
doesn't know;
Whom further pressed to give the cause, this
reason he employs; r
ing with the boys
-Somerrilie Journal
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-09
Asperitiss Of Art.

He was but Landscape painter,
With his easel and his bux,
And he went to sketch the country
Down on Farmer Jones' rocks.
And the farmer rose and faced him,
Stern and naughty, with club,
Saying. Get your old benzine outi
Give them rocks afhorough rub'
''I've ben layin' fur You fellows
Paintin' labels all around,
Putin cholagog an bitters
Over other folks ground.
Now you'll clean them rocks, an lively
Wipe out all that Bunion BIN
Or I'll spread you for poulticel
That the pohiwog am" Puck.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-07-09

A he thing on ice--the bill for the
came ef