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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
SWEET JOURNALISTIC PLuMs
Kindly Dropped into the Registers Lap
By its state Exchanges.
INC Recister tn the Front.
CirkSj ~ TlrgrGa'

CiIrtSjarg TiryrGR.
The WHEELING REGISTER is vigorously crowdins
its way To- the front OF enterprise in American jour
nsIsm. Il pabli>hos the sermons OF Dr. Talmase
who /, now in Europe, the next day after the de-
livery OF them in that land beyond the ocean
There have been several Improvements made In tn,
PAPER ia der the new management, which is a
earnest that they propose to keep abreast with the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

ANOTHER batch of Mr.. j. " MAsoX's, Of
TAX syndicate fame, papers arrived in the
city yesterday. They are distributed with
out money and without price. Free as air,
a. il were.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

Too THIN, Mr.. Mason, too thin! That
was genuine bogus" communication of
your own writing. You lay around the
REGISTER office too long and wrote too many
communications during the sitting Of the
Legislature for even q blind man not to
know Your ear marks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

GovERSoR WILSON dropped in on the
REGIsrER yesterday and talked at length
upon matters Of public interest. Heis here
looking after the interest Of the State in the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad injunction
case, which comes up for hearing today.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

JUDGR J. ]. JACKSON Of The FedeSsl Court
arrived in tho city yesterday, direct from
the White Sulphur Springs, where he left
mis- family. The Court eonyenes today
and the first and mostimpOrtante case on the
docket is the iBiunction case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Striding Towards Improvement.


Morgan Mercury.
The REGI>TER, Wheeling, W. Va, has made many
strides toward improvement, and now ranks
ayorably With the dailies and weekles OF the West
Much pra Sc is due the management for producing
the serm, ms Of Rev. Dewitt Tslmage the day after
they are delivered in Europe. Or. Talmage is a
very eminent divine, and this feature IN the Reefs
TER is one which should meet with niue favor and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Sale of Valuable Real Property.

10y VIRTUE A DEED OF TRUST hADl
ID to u by Alexander Cocn, dated on the iNl
day Of July, iss5, and duly recorded In the ono'
the Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county -
will sell ct public auction nj the front door him
Court Houpe OF said county, on
Saturday, August Goth, 1888,
beginning at 10 clock L. N. the following property
s. The north half OF lot numbered thirty -lhns
and the south three (3D feet OF lot numhefd thlHy
two (}2) In 1heo. Fnk's al iiton I, the said dtys
Wheeling, fronting thirty three (S3l iest on tie Aa
side Of Penn street, on which Is situated frlzi
4 Loi mum ered nine Cs) In Armstrong. Huhtsri
Co o addition TO the said city OF wheeling sliois
on the west side Of York street south Of ohio sirss
on Iane's Island, having front OF thirty go -
on York street and running west Of equal width 90
hundred and twenty (i2ol feet 10 the alley 'nw
rear. 1900
addition TO the said ci'y OF wheeling. sitIA" % i
west side Of York street south Of Ohio street. ali,
Island.
der Coen In and 70 the property mentioned, dsvl's
ard bcqueathed In and by the will Of Edward 'o~s
deceased, which wa admitted 10 probate on the IN
day Of April 1881, in the once Of the aid cisrf
TERMS oP sALK-One-third Of the purchase moog
or 10 much more thereof A the purchaser may e-i
cash on the day Of sale, and the remainder Ia TO-
two years from the day Of sale. with interest iica
that day the deferred instruments being secuf"d "
deed Of irus' upon the property, and in,urah" .,
buildings 10 tho amount OF one hall the uEpts
purchse-money. -
WIN. HUBBARD,
HENRY NJ. EUBskLL-
CHAMBERS HKRvKY, 1ruIi's
Auctionsef. U'
The sale OF the above mentioned properly 10 o.
jouIBtd until Thursday, september =, 1855. al Iot
m. Lots and 2, heretofore advertised, hGTI vi
,old. WIN. p. HUBbAED,
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL
ausM 1rustes
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De,eryesTo BE Commended.


TT||-"I I7'TTTI'TFT|.
The EErs>rtR publishes every Monday morning
the sermons OF Rev. Dewitt ralnage, being the day
after they are delivered in Europe. ut course ths
i, attended with considerable expense, aud to- en-
terprise Of the HEvI>rEE deserves to he commended
The WEEKLY EE,l,rER is also q model newspaper.
and 60 family Should be withou, it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
Editor Jacob Hits the Bulls Eve.

HstShFg Hsr'h.
The WuEELuNr EE"ISTER wants it generally
X own that you can read Talmases sermons in its
columns the day alter they are delivered in Europe
This Is quick work and certainly shows cOmmeuda.
bic ,uterpri,c, 10 matter how II is done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

The trouble with Mr.. ]. NJ. Mason is, he
don't distinguish between what the people
want and what they don't want. Now they
don't want salvation from the devil because
they think he is Incspscitsted from acting
as their savior. If such a man as Judge
HAYNoSD, or Judge JOHN BRASYoN, or
Hon. D Lucas, or any one of a host
of other good Democrats in the State,
whom we could name, and who are not iden-
tilted with q syndicsta o! Virginia bond
holders, as their attorney, had been in Mr..
MAsoS's position last winter something
might have been done in the way Of
improving the tax laws Of the State.
But Mr.. MASoN'S indiscretion, his
contradictory statements, whenever he was
cornered, and at different times and places,
lost him the confidence of his friends. This
together with his known professional rela-
tons with the Wall street bankers, aroused
the suspicious Of the legislators to such pitch
that his recommendations mighthsve been of
the highest and best character and they would
not have become laws. During the last
days of the session when Mr. MAsOS's
form darkened the doors of the halls and
committee rooms, there was unqualified dis
content and dissatisfaction, 50 great was
this fear that his presence would injurs the
success ofsome general matter of relief that
was under discussion. Il Mr.. Mason had
gone away from the city Of Wheeling and
intrusted bis proposed tax measure to
some third party it would have Jared better
than it did. That was the general YER
dict.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

When the REGISTER pOked Mr.. Mason
with a long poe the other day it had no
idea Of making the animals howl 50 saw
spely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
For Sale.

GAZE OF ISLAND REAL EsTArE-sEvry.
stead Tract.
In pursuance OF de cros OF the Suprome Cou,t n
Appeals OF v est Virginia entered A. ihs d, cree a
the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, W. Va, on a.
iith day OF July 1885 In the case OF q CrRLmer
snd Others against indiana Mc>wHrds snd oih.n
the undepigned Special Com nissioners viii, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1855,
beginning NJ o'cio q. m sell nj public auction
at The front door o, the Court Mouse OF cato c5qq
ty, W. Va, tn following desoriped rea! properly
situated on a heeiing Island, In the CITY Of wasA
the homs.u ad tact Of Daniel Zai 9, dcc.asi. ii,
whole OF which tract contained twenty Que asru
and one rod, more or less.
Under the authority OF the said decree TIE ul.
commissioners have caused the property 10 b. d
vide II TO convenient parcels, and have lad o.
streets and oil eys through the same. A plat she's
ing such Jarcels streets and alleys has been PIE
pared, aud may be seen at the Court House IN III,
ONCE Of George Hook, Clerk OF the Coauty Court
Printed ,S Ssp,s:S 2, 1d be had on rP
The said pr, perty will be offered A. Who'll, AID
aiterv ards In the parcels shown on said pat aai
will BE- sold In whichever way may appear the most
adyantas eous.
TEkMs OF sALE-One-third OF tho purchIs
money or 70 much more ss the purchaser may ci
ca,h In hand the remainder In two equal install
ments, payable respectively IN one and two yeau
from the day OF sale, with IL tsres: from that d,I
the purchaser giving hi. notes for the deferred 10.
stsIru.nts and the ute being retained " ID,
p"''"H' VI TWILL w.P. HUBBARD.
II. M. RUSSELL,
Special Comm iAsIoneu
J. c. HKRvKY, Auctioneer.
Icertiiy tia, bond has been given by "a a SpCc!i
Commissioners h required BY tge said decree.
JOHN V. MITCHELL
au22e1di Clerk Of said Court.
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Never Behind.

HtiRfiRs ton RSpBbhcdn.
Among the many enterprises which the WHEEL
IyG REGISTER has inaugurated, one OF the best i
the publication OF DR.. Talmages sermons the day
after they are delivered in Europe. The REGISTER
is never behind in The interests OF its readers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01
LAW SCHOOL

NF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
~ ten. u. W. e.. Lee, President. Instruction b,
textbooks and printed lectures, with courses o'
.ectuIes on special subjects by eminent jurisn
Tuition and lees $50 ior session Of nine months,6a
ginning September u. For catalogue and full In
formation, address Chn, A. Graves, Professor
Law, LeIir gton, Va. jy6Ih
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TUESDAY,, sEPTEMBER 1, 1888.

BxS BUTLER had better not monkey with
q Democratic President.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RDNT.

Fo3 @"NTs
MY FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE At n
and baltimore railroad; thsrs are ssves ro.a, 81
cellar and porchss; outstds bake oven, eistsfn ~
veil, togethsr With stsblins and pasture phhlV
90. VIII rent separately from the lands or obs
wise, - the tenant may prefer.
containing Gx rooms and porch, city and sPf8i
vster ct the door. Good tenants can n Mt eiisd'
both at moderlts rats.
Drn r. Ia kIHBEELI
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

BROOKE COUNTY, W. VA,
VIII begin Its 18Th session September rs, 1885. II
il tho most not college Of our state, having now
40 Alumni. II has four College Degree Courses The
Classical, the Scientific, the Ministerial and the
ladies Course The College IL now about fires OF
iebi and will make effort for enlarging Its en-
iOvment and its patronage. Examine Its claims
aud teDd up your and daughters 10 II for ooleg
irill. For further information apply TO Prof. W
II. Woolery for catalogues, or
iy27ocu DIR. W. K. PENDI ETON, Pres.
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Administrators SaIs,

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN.
IL iIatlr with viii snr exed Of C9aS. E. Bulge
CeceUtd: viii Ot-r for sale on the premises, No
1885 Market street Decks Block at public suetior
on MOS DAY. AJGUaT 81. ISIS, at / o'ei~c k D
M, ore OF shelving, OF Counter, our TobacC,
able. o. e FoDpey. enc GIasde stove. one lot o.
Win, Sc a-nS. one flee OesC; ako, the Lease of H.
store IIO until april l. 1855. Terms Of al cash
Al Ferrous having claims sgsirs; the eSf,e VI,
ease pTea mt thtEn 10 the rE,.-Tsiy.Rd proper
aUthsI tea cd > g. EJtER So
aU23h AdniuhtEGso- o. c. Z Ss'ger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

FRIDAY of next week Is the time fixed
for the departure of the cattlemen from the
Indian reservations They are getting
ready to obey and no trouble need be eX-
pected. At the same time the number OF
Indian rstious issued will be reduced one
third, as the number Of Indians, accordir 2
to the new count, is one,third less than has
heretofore been estimated. This will make
8 saving to the Government Of 100000 in
-four ard beef alone. Il is q good thing
that the Government officials are now
watching the cOrne 3 carefully. in order that
the peoples money may not be waste |.
The saving Of 100000 now and then a,
various little leaks in out Of TIE way places
soon counts I'D to q good round sum.
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NAUpIk'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND.
Situation Healthy. Instruction Thorough. Session
opens sept Is. Circulars sent upon application.
aIllta CHAPMAN NJ AUPIN, n. A, Principal
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nru ApNERrlsgMEMTs

V5oR REET-A FRONT ROOM In TalED
II story Of REGIsTER building. AnIo
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|OR RENT-TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
II Nth AIl modern COZ Vsniences, over Main sIeet
entrarce Of 81. james Hotel. Apply at st. james
HoAal ofiee, e09--
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CAssELL X COMPANY Limited,

7so AND ~ BROADWAY. NEW.YoaK
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Stories 81 Bits of Talk for Young Folks ~.
MIS- SMITHS Jolly Good Time. sl.-5; JOLT Good Tinos
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MRS rILcsroSs sugar aad spice, el-5i Classic
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MRS EIcHAKD3'7 Joyous s'ory Of Toto. $50.
LOUISA ALC.rI'5 iuu'- Library. ~ Spinning wheel
Stories fl25 little Women, illustrated, $3.50.
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THE OLD MAID.
From ne sprs'e"s S-es'-qr''.

vi.
An beant not vaan, but mows Ted led ma qu.oer
Nor her vi the acpitapn yoalci a f,afa an loon
An cos o. thy farm by the beck, an thy windmill oop o.
tina tEow, ta would marry na aia tha nut that war
rha~ thou was Gs solbar as d4ay, wi ncclrct faace,
L, "a siin. fresh fro WI bran now 'eai o.
An Tn, drn o clean as tysen FOR steeylo, TIN kop
That 1H nycr no, sp,oa SD much poppy along WI the
An tie wool Of thistle aayn an sooadn tia haatol
'rwur as bad as battlc.twi ero my oan blue chauin
Az. roo6 thy whskcrs AEGEAN ma could a taacn to
But fur thy BARNS poor stee c. boy an
gen
Kill
An thou was es fond o tny BARNS cs DO myscn my
But niyer not wished for chder, hewitt lhin
Pretty anew when va dresses 'em oop an they eoas fur
or sits WI their lands afoor EN-, an doesn't not Under
But ther bottle. papan their mucy Dios.nn' the ca''
An I their nas' theirtoy to peaces an maxim ma
An RaIiu. aj9omIia about ma they ret upo
An hiItn' ma HAYWARD questions an saayIn' on
An a-cailm' ma 'hugly' mayhap to my faace. or a
Dear '''' Dear arr Dear! nun part them Tonmes-
| Stecyie down.
NV.
Ye he wuss nor tho men-tOmmies, you. tcHd ga ma
moor o. that -,
Tom ig theere o the cushion an tother Tom ere inc
mat.
., -,
/ There! h, m6siercd mem Icu maItIcH INC
! IOmmles-Oh, Lord
Tooove an Oblay The TOmmies couldn't a stuck by
| nv word
To he hordord about a' walked when NOllyd pat ont
the light,
rr nan lnotni,, in WI, hiccup AZ onv hour o. the
| night!
| " ,,oo,s ~ tho stairs
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0Iu5ical Ju5iumcut5.
Cifcmkcaio an0 iiGllronog.

NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW-JEPSEY
ir1n' i.aye RON 81. M 3'P9' 'or L9Sf
$40 go 40 p. M IL midnight sundays 7, 9 a. M and
N.nnst. spring valley and Monsey T. 10 @:50 ?.
L'RIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW
~ lol Lax i,, LEI ~, ~, LR l tA4L L "0A2
ct . minutes cartier
COACHES o Hnghauton. Elnri. H're.syllc rudal
agra us Hnd -1-3, n-i.l ~ d e StephS coached
cp.m-pa,y 'tuclgo and ~. Louis Limited L1pross,' q
SoS. eatreS for last ,inc Krny., @caTSie 2i 70 a
M. Clryeaal le;5' NJ Nnc'nnaL y p M Chicago
TP my unalo ana Niagar, fsls Limited arrives
popn a. rirhI train between y e', ors ano buffalo
ra Of mon pay and coF 5 SS TO sS
Eimira Ruia,o NIAGARA tals clnc.HnaI ant On Saso
= noon I45s @ 4.tG $40 so 6:io $50 80 ioiop n,
II mMu.rlL sundays 6:i5 $50 1920 a M, lA5 $50
Paterson IS 5l5 5g6 40 30 1920 NJ u noon las 3
midnight SUNDAYS %! $3.50 lO:-O a. III" lao 6:S0
Ntvar. and Paterson VA, newark C.t5 500 $50 1900
y mdni.at saturday nights ouIy sundays 0l5 a. m
s9ey,n ,s5 10 $50 lorCa r. 10 $50 800 q!
ID tS iG} 5 a9 mp '4eys 7l' a Sum
Rondoui ana Kingston and Montgomery a. N $3.50 p IN
Go.h.n : $40 50 1890 m $50 $50 i:3O 700
MiIdletOwn 40 o:45 $50 p lo20 a IN 800 4:3j !
Soo and ndii o M ira ns connect yeg o oT .
West Railroad 40 Mtnst Inc am train stopS
at Port oH jcryi. a. 80 1920 $3.50 4so 3 $3.50
Woa,- leave 2slst. \. y. $50, 6'l5 m Gl5 m I,
-9 G1H s "%''n 8S%o s S 20 lSS syS5'
o r can ana orr Sr bo S5m 1n1
and ranslcr OF bagggenay be- cft a the Companvs Offices
st. nrooklyn, Al th' Conrnny'a Depot,
ETprc.s fAT ,ad iq 6s S oSt arrive IN Ne"Yok st 40
'''O JOHN y ABBOTT. Goal pass'r Agent Now.York.
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DENXsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after December Z. l-s1
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
leave NeYork. va Iesorossos and Court nit stree!
HarisoGrs its0uIg and the West with Pullman Palace
Ms a'ny 81 u + "i p H. in lS o1s
wiiuamsport Lock Haven, NJ ,. 3D.: Cory ard rrls
at IN, connecting 40 CORY Tor Ttlsl lie. Petroleum
Gentle and ID. Oh Regions . .- .
Express Of Pullman Palace cars dr'y except SUNDAY, ID
arrive w arlington i1n .. m. and ." p m. airvo
LAND ?. m AMI u uisi zsundAy. al5 d NJ and 0
For Htl1rtic CIV czc.,gt sppnl,y. Jpn.
Long Branch BAY Head Junction aud Intermediate stations
On sunday 9IJ a m and p. oouo, stop At AsOas7
Fox I'D Point and Norfolk via NewYork Plnatelrhn md
NORFOLK Rairold. ~ a. week "a, and p u eYeiy
daT Baltimore and Ray Line, 400 p q. we.k dsy
Boat, of brooklyn Annex connect with a.. through 1ns
Jersey CITY, anorting speedy and direct transfer oE
rams ARRIVE Fion rtt,sburs 100 $40 ll.9o e55
ana 's5 p m daily FROM Washington ana hstmorc + %.
80 mi;2o 81 SO, % r ~, ~ an ~ ~ SO
G:3O $50 $50. 80. 92o. $50 1910, l:3o a N 80
80 nIsGt ~unGsy $50. 60 $50 7s0. 10. 1888
a N. S2o. 500. 65j. 900 g:55. 1888 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
xnress trans leave New YORK DesDr0sses and court
S1' St's' 81 - '6aSo limited and 10 A. m and $40
D. M WASHINGTON Limited, II a. t. 90, !. D. o. =
and y D m. and II Acc ,mmodstlOn 30 J l1a
ana 10 "a 1 s Sna aad ~ n and M t
Trains leaving NewN orb dairy. except SUNDAY, Al ~ lea
conn ne Ct at rrc1oa iof Csnilea -,
Returning trans leave Broad street station thf i1
l2Ol $40. 40 s.. o.. 900 = D. $50, $50 II, ana
am Limited Express. liza and so p NJ. l. - $ a p
OSl 10 and al p. on SUNDAY. II ul, i-O' D "A
6O5 5 80 a m. l&:lO. 400 Limited. 635, 'O'' ani
Leave Philadelphia via Camden a. m ally except sunday
Ticket o.nces sac I25 Broadway. Astor Hons1
RToopiyR Annex Station. foot Of FGitJu.t Broo.ya,
Buschs Hotel HoDoken: station Jersey n.y. fu'sa"'
The NewYork Transfer Conoany Will call ior ana ''NN
Gcneral Manager. General Passenger AseaL
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i Z NEW.YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARTFORD r. r;
Trains caVe harlem River station, corner ~ st ana
Incoulvc near Ihrd Bridge across Harlem River
lreacnc by Third Avenue Elevated airoad daily except
SUNDAY at d 49, $500 $40 1000. ll:j5 m, 2:lo $780,
44O 5tO $40 and 500 D. m for Port Morris casanova
Point. Hunts Point, Wcst Farms Van Ne,G W est
Chester Impsous Ray Chester Pelham Bay Barlow ttiy
Island Pelham Manor and Neo-R Rochelle. connecting az
with tratnr for ala popts the m ne Of
die ork. NeW-Haven AMI Hartford Railroad, shore
Air Line Divsons, Newt naAn Mldd letown,
and ~ued Branches and Boston and al points
East
Midnight train for Rochelle and all intermediate sta
- 10 a IN lnily. except MOndlN-
SUNDAY trains New Rochelle and All lnermedat alta
tous at 300 md $50 the after Ual connecting
with trains brand Centr. depot and
Stamford
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-FOUR CHRISTMAS NUMBERS.

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-FOUR CHRISTMAS NUMBERS.
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER lss5.
with numerous appropriate iiustra'oa' and contriou
tons by distinguished artists and writer's
PRICE 80 CENTS PR COPY.
SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR, ST.
full Of interest ana Of beauty that u VIII ma. '.0
holiday Of s IN whatever household II enters
York Tribune. Neutrality-suspicious.,
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HARPER'S WEEKLY,
Dated December H. 1885.
~ AN ILLUNuNArED COVER
WITH SPACE SUPPLEMENT-.
Profuselv illustrated and containing Christmas stores
Christmas Poem, etc
PRICE 10 CENTS PER COPY.
SUBSCRIPTION PER EAR, 81.
HARPrR's WEEKLY Christmas Numborisa royal issue 0,
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HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
Dated December !. 1885,
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Christmas Stories Christmas play. and various other at
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SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR 81.
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TIE CHRISTMAS NUMBER or
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SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR, -.
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correct The production Of such conscientious and
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new plane of art.