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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-20
Flirting Again
Congress

Philadelphia Times.
II the Rev. Mr.. Bowen, principal Of
the Bordentown Female College, thinks
that he can stop the irrepressible femi-
nine instinct of flirting by suspending or
otherwise humiliatinG boarding or day
students of his college, he is certainly
one of the most mistaken female college
principals extant. He might rs well try
to stop Jersey sand from washing out
under railroad tracks in a storm or Jer
sey widows from procuring their seventh
husbands.
1t was as natural as the flowers that
bloom in the spring for the day scholars
of his college to introduce the regular
students to the Military Institute boys
and fer the entire party to snicker and
wink and get into mischief as it was for
the Rev. Mr.. Bowen to do the same sort
of thing when he was boy. And it was
much better that their fiirtations should
go on under the dignified sanction of an
introduction than that they should climb
over the college fences and waylay each
other at the village stores. For they will
do it somehow.
Perhaps the time will come when the
reverend principals of female colleges
will awake to the nature of the people
under their charge, and know that while
they are harmless rs a rule, they have
certain propensities that must and will
be obeyed. The morals Of flirting have
never yet been written. They are known
to be bad at best, but even female college
life is a choice Of two evils, ami the man
who tries to break up flirting viii find a
biz task on his hands
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-11-20
Harbor Improvement Conventions.

H0rDor improvement Conventions.
SAVANNAH, Ga. Nov. 11.-Delegates
to the harbor Improvement convention
to be held here ON the cath inst, will be
furnished with free transportation 10y the
following railroads on presentation Of
their credentials: Richmond and Dan
vile. Louisville and Nashville, Western
and Atlantic, Western Railroad of Ala
bama, and the Atlantic Coast Line. The
following roads will also give free trans
portation to invited guests as well as
delegates, on the presentation of invita-
tions: Georgia Central; Savannah, Flor
ida and Western: East Tennessee, Flr-
gInia and Georgia.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala, Nov. 1s.-The Tiv-
er and harbor convention met to-day.
Delegates from all towns on navigabIe
streams in this state were present. Del
egates Were also present from Florida and
Mississippi. Great interest was mani
tested in having appropriations made by
TIE government for the improvement of
rivers and Mobile harbor. Senator Pugh
spoke on the subject.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
COLLEGE CHIPS.

Al the annual meeting of the executive
committe Of the intercollegiate Athletic
Association held in New York, February
Is, Dartmouth was dropped from the rolls
for absence from three successive meetings,
St. Johns College, Fordhsm, n. Y, and
the University Of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
we're admitted. The financial condition Of
the Association is good.
The only rowing event fixed for this
month is the annual eight-oared match be-
tween Oxford and Cambridge crews to take
place March 30
The selected crew OF Yale for the annual
race with Harvard run four miles every day
aud pull four hundred strokes on the ma
chine.
CornelIs crew are not doing much prac-
tice, and complaints are many.
Six of last years Yale crew will be in the
boat this year in the eight.oared race agains;
Harvard. One Of the missing men viii be
]. +. Scott, Of West Philadelphia, who pulled
No. :, and Who is now in Europe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
BRILLIANT.
!St.einl o ne SpnoHau Raiss.-..


BRILLIANT, O., March l4,-Mr. Alex.
Stephanski, one Of our best naiIerS, has
moved to lronton.
Mr.. J. +. johnson, who has been quite
low with malarial fever, is improving.
G. W. Rine, of the steamer Monitor, made
q flying trip to his family the middle Of the
week.
The Spaulding nail mill goes on double
turn Monday in the pudding department.
Mr.. James Hutchinson is about TO move
10 Wheeling.
The burst & Rayle gas we'll has been
abandoned at depth OF about 1900 feet.
No gas was found to amount to anything.
The Gill vel, above town, is still progress
ing.
Mrs. Mary McGannon, of Wheeling, has
opened a grocery and meat shop IN the
kuukle shop.
The nomination Of village officers for the
ensuing yea takes place this Saturday even
ing.
The Coed Templars are making arrange
ments for sn entertainment.
A band from Steubenville enlivened mat
trrs at the riuk Wednesday evening.
james West is 10 occupy ". 81. Rodgers
a,~ store room with the postofice.
Ei. Winning, of Steubenville, has broken
g,ourd for keg factory at the lower end
e town.
The County surveyor was here few days
ago, under instructions from our village
council, to run the line Of our county road.
De reports both tie stable and blacksmith
.aop Of Mr.. Rodgers as being partly on the
pubic read
Council has ordered cinders to be put on
the street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

Sunday iAsk TAs boys sersu,d.a.
wheeling HeDe." They I'M 80
hossekeeping In she Eaa Eod ~
Moses Boldea's troop Of Coio,sd ,,
Singers win give IN ENTERTAINERS, ~. .s
church o. 18th and isth instant VII
Do. J. b. Little. Of Wsshineto, ~,
place visa yesterday. p@k
Our friend, g. d. Gibson. r u,
Marcus Baex sad A. I. Hr,, An lie
city. made CALI On many friesds h.. W. ~
week.
The singing at The Presbyt.rs,n
last evening ms largely ATTENDED "''c
Those lamps purchased By on, ~,
No .. hnmbog Tbsy give be, : g. ~
sa 4. ta6lsn hss.een quit. =, :
IB, Gil6lha Is meeti,x nth pc,.
his yeut.se IN Che Kast Ecd.
hkas Sik lASpn, Of thrplace VII,
with N accident yesterday morning !, y
portsA this morning as in a ,recsna,, =
dition. Her sister. Mrs. james Che,
Of Wheeling, arrived here las, evep;a, !
the late train,
Our depot b now ia the land, NJ ;,
2. B O. artists, making a mu-A uesJ "
f,rm on tie old dusty walls.
Our young friend, John G. TEL b,,
TUNED home from visiting bis t,O,bs, 3
II. Bell, Esas. Of Keokuk, Iowa.
Dr. Thos. McKennan, Of WsAi0r,.
Pa, was here on professional visit to n.
n. Gilfilan
Tbs preachers here arc making sr7,e,;,,
canvass for the present partisan pos,,.,."
one of whom is not voter here. Yr.
make q note OF ii.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
SPORTING.

ksscbsii and Horse-raeiag GsozslAy Up "a
the Coming eeasen.
The pusilistic season is drawing tss close,
though there are plenty of "moutA-Gghters
in the field, and the sporting world Is tusn-
ing its attention 10 baseball and she nesF
approach Of the championship CONTESTS.
The most noticeable thing in sporting cir
cles last week was the defeat Of SpriDshRll
BY 6abig. OF Piits6srg. After SpringtAlI's
Performance with Joe Deaning, his fs6ei
friends thought he would have walkaSaS
With the giant from the Smoky City. and
they accordingly are considerably out Of
pocket After the Sullivan Nee affrey con-,
test at Philadelphia on March 30-Aifit ever
comes ofE--there viii not be much to expect
from the pugilists, as talk and no fght seems
to be the rule. The country will have
enough to attend to then in baseball and
aquatic events.
The changes made by the League in the
playing rules are slight only, but will be
likely to bring about more batting ami bet
ter and more field work, two things the pub
lie desire very much. This must be condu-
Give to raise in the standard Of players.
The clubs are gathering their men and gym
nasium exercise is being enforced.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
TURF TOPICS.

The entries for the Nashville spring meet
ing closed February 10 with IS per cent
more entries than last season, and about 70
per cent more than for any other Southern
city race.
Charles Riordon of St. Cstharines, Ont,
offers to trot his team, Alexander and Paddy
against Mr.. C. J. HamlinS pair, Gem and
Ironwood, for 81 900 side, the race to be
irotted on track, or on ice or on road. Mr.
Riordon is a millionaire and will back his
team for any amount.
The winter meeting in New Orleans is a
failure especially in financial sense The
favorites have been slaughtered almost con-
tinuously.
The failure of the New Orleans winter
meeting, which ended March 10, is attribu
ted to the fact that it was run mainly in the
interest of the booksellers and betting men
The same thing killed the Chicago Driving
Park and demonstrated that the public
will not support track where gembling is
the chief business.
Mr.. West owner Of Levant, says the acci'
dent sustained BY the latter is not at all Sc
rious and the horse is nov taking his work
regularly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
CLARKsBURe cUluNGs.

Mr.. Jefers, the venerable proprietor Of
the West End bakery, died Of paralysis at
his home on Monday night.
Rumors through the village run that q
Is-r, no. - -ss had been struck at the
we'll at the West Ed. The company are
quite reticent upon the subject, and as yet
nothing positive is known.
The party for New Orleans which started
Thursday was Joined by several persons in
Parkersburg. and all anticipate q pleasant
journeJ to the sometimes Sunny South.
Mrs. John Vance is recovering from q
late illness.
The handsome residence of Mr.. John Bss-
sci, on Main street, is nearing completion,
and is valuable addition to our town.
The skating rink closed last Thursday
night with q pig race, as il was announced.
But the pig wouldn't 60, even with all the
urging imposed upon II.
The ladies Of the Central Presbyterian
church are preparing for fancy bazaar to
be held some time SOON
1t would seem that our young ladies are
not attractive in the eyes Of our eligible
Young men. Two Of our citizens aaying
soughs Cor brides elsewhere. Hr. Geo Pur
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
THE ROD AND GUN.

A Club. known as the Lehigh Valley Fox
Hunting Club, has been organized in Allen
town, Pa.
The gihGshernen OF Gloucester county,
n j, have appointed committee to go to
' .-...1a, 70 oppose the passage Of Senator
Cochrane's bill, which prohibits shad fishing
in the Delaware from Saturday msrning
until Monday
A few Wild does have appeared iu the vi
cinity of Willow Grove, Montgomery county,
Pa
Muskrats are plentiful along French
creek, Chester county; Pa
Net fishing in Delaware Bay is iuterfsred
"a, \ BY the accumulation of ice.
A. er severe winters there is temporary
sca,c;t, Of saltwater crabs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
~
kNuCKLES AND GLOVES,

Sullivan is to meet Dominick McCaffrey in
industrial Hall, Phila., March so, and try his
best to knock him out Mccartney IS equally
determined to stop Sullivan if he don't do
any better. Sullivan says he will go to.
England after the scrap" as the newspa-
pers have struck him below the belt too
ofen When John gets out Of the country,
what will all the fighters do who have repu-
tations at stake and refuse to meet anybody
but the champion, and Jack Burke Is the
only one OF the big uns' who is willing to
meet anybody. the others will have 10
come 10 the front or throw up the sponge.
1t will be good chance Tor Ryan.
Gabig, of Pittsburg, who made Spyinghall
quit in fight last Monday night, is twenty
three years old, six feet tall and weighs 2l5
rounds. Billy Madden fell in love with the
giant aud has him in New York. Gabig
isn't much OF a science man, but he hits
hard and WE'LL and under. the training OF the
man who coached Sullivan he will soon &C.
quire the science necessary.
Frank Glover knocked out Tom Chandler
in a glove contest in Chicago last Monday
night. After the Chandler-Gloyer bout Jack
Burke sud Ali Greenfield spared four
rounds, in which Burke is said to have
showed himself the cleverer OF the two.
Tom Murphy snd Dan Connolly, who
made such game fight with bare knuckIes
last week, are both thinking about giving
up their regular svocations OF car-driver
and brickmaker and entering the profession
Of pugilism.
In addition TO drunkenness and cruelty
Mrs. Sullivan, John LIS wife, alleges that
he is addicted to opium smoking. If John
hits the pipe as hard as he struck Ryan
theren be knock out soon.
John Robinsteck, 1.-The Kensington Ter
ror," is out in challenge to fight The
White Star of Texas" for 5000 side, il
somebody will put up for him. He wergh;
I25 pounds, but feels 200.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
WEST ALEXANDER.

WisT ALRxAxDER, Pa, March l4.-Some
wool changed hands this week. The Hoek.
beimer Bros. Of Wheeling. were the pur.
chssers through their agent, G. W. ChAney.
Of this place.
G. ". CLANCY received car load Of osts
this week from Chicago which be cold II 40
cents per bushel.
Sam Bosh6elds new building d about
completed and win be occupied a. . caspen-
ter shop and tin shop.
There are now three candidates for the
postmastership Of this place, viz: z. A.
Ray, the present incumbent and was no
lover Of Cleveland end Hendricks previous
to election. and W. FL Franee and W. II.
Rorief, who supported the Democratic
ticket.
Sam Foster and vile arrived home on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
CLARKSBURG.
Special 10 me Sunday Re1iSfer.


CLARKsBURG, W. Va, March l4.-Never
in its history has such a revival
swept over this county, and more particular
" Clsrksburg. Its results are especially
observab in all the churches, to which
there have been at least one hundred scces-
sions, more than sixty of which united with
the Methodist church, Golf Chapel From
night to night it has been crowded with an
anxious throng Of spectators.
Cupids darts find two victims in our city,
each Of the other contracting parties living
elsewhere. Geo. Purcell, ESQ.,, editor OF
the ClsrksbLrg News, en- route TO Washing
ton to attend the Inauguration OF President
Cleveland, stopped at Iteration and was mar
ried to Miss Elite Kerchivel, returning q
few days ago to this city, having completed
their bridal tour. Just two days later Mr..
Campbell Osborn. of this place, and Miss
Ella McCresry, Of Baltimore, were united
i: marriage, and have taken up their abode
Al tbe-St. Charles Hotel.
A, p,rsen, there is considerable talk re
rsrdirg the ereensNn ofan Opera House
Several persons are soliSn.-s tu0sc1PuCn.
and it is sincerely hoped that the .'o p
will be successful. There is no reason tH...
Clarksburg should not be an active buSi'
ness centre. Something should be done to
encouragethe investment Of capital In sd'
dition TO the anticipated government build.
ing we need new county court house and
q completive line OF railroads.
John LETTERS, an old and respected citi
zen Of this place. died on Tuesday last. Hi
funeral was attended BY large number Of
friends and scqusintsnces.
It rumored that Mr.. Lee G. Sheets and
Miss Laura Atkins, Of Lost Greek, in THU
county, eloped few days ago. Their many
friends supposed they had gone TO. church
at West Milford, bet il has since been as
certained that they went East and found 9
more congenial cline.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
THE TERRIBLE SUFFERING

4
OF . soldier, . Native Of Whesting. Lost :"
snow Stosvsx
- 1,ae Eiiof n az 1essss,r'
Fl, KEoaH, MosT.. Msrsh, Son the
3d ri March several COWBOYS who had been
81 The employ Of stock dealer here came
to Terry, q small city on Cherry Greek, and
brnrebt with then man BY. tie name Of
Cbas. Watkins, formerly Of Wheeling but
nav n colder in the Fifth Infantry. his
parents are at present living in Martin
Eerry. Ohio. The cowboys ha$ brought
win them small piece Of paper on which
was written by Watkins with lesSpenSai;
my name is Chas Watkins; am a'soid'er
at Fort Keogh, Fifth Infantry; have here
The mail from the Big Dry. The finder Win
plesse forward it. Ches. Watkins" For
tupstely he was found aad cared for by those
men asd the mail forwszdsod- He gives'the
following details: =,
In went to . rancho some % miles nVrth
of Fort Keesh TO trsr sset'soae businesSat
place called the Big Dry. SIX days agv 4
Left the place for Keogh. The 6rst day cxt
/ was o9ertakeA BY terrible snow storfe
and became totally snow bind. l WIS
mounted on thoroughbred steed, but was
compelled to disnount in order to find shell l
Ter. In dismouatiDg my horse got away
pcarried the mail destined for Miles City
around mp waist and sought shelter IN a
ravine. had ten days rations when started,
bat nv horse getting away iett bat little.
The first night spent without ire, the ale
NJ ents not allowing me to kind!e enc. The
next day continued my march. BIN d
and almost bereft Of reason WAC eompelle d
to leave my rife, not being able to carry ii.
The small amount Of meat and bread that
was left | ate, giving me strengths to stansl
the terrible Geld at night; succeeded in
lighting fire, and fell asleep. lmnediate-
" getting up IN the morning, the weather.
being little moderated, once more start
ed on, nv Journey. sought trail, but to
no avail. In the neighborhood are num-
Der If log shanties, in when the cowboys
hid. The pesgs OF hunger now coming on,
cut small pieces Of leather from my belt
and kept chewing them till they became
soft. This food caused me ezeruciating
psins, but still the feelings were more
agreeable than the pspgs of hunger. On
the ffth day, in the evening, came TO log
hut, which had been deserted; bat | found
there some -four, bacon and coffee. AS
soon Is started fire | sank TO the ground
helpless. still had my senses about me,
enabling me 10 write these few lines OH a
piece Of paper found on the floor, then |
lost sill reason. The next morning by
, htse kind men, to whom owe my life, for
It ia very probable that if they had not
found me i would have died. They nursed
me ike mother, and brought me here safe
and sound, where, in few days, will be
all right once more, and soon as possible
will relate all TO my folks in the East by
letter"
Please insert this in your paper and oblige
Company II, Of which he is member.
COMPASY II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

There is considerable kicking" In the
New York team, Johnny Ward doing good
deal of it on account Of the reduction in
his salary, Players are beginning to come
into town, and are busy in the gynasiums
Right, Houck and Coleman are around,
and Stovey and Umpire Bushman will gel
here next week
Boyle and Dunlay have gone TO St. Louis
to begin work.
1t is probable that Omaha will become a
member OF the Western League. 1t is near
Kansas City, and is situated so as TO break
the long jump from that city to St. Paul
Tim Keet says that in case he is released
BY the MetropolitsDs, and the New York
Club want his services, he will sign with the
latter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
Billiards AND POOL.

To-, W.y,.ss a. feated Schsefer in an ex.
h;h; TO- " sss :. 90 :. hon caroms in Boston
on Thursday, bat Jake> e1 su: IN ~ 'ns even,
ing game at straight rail 1 IL s 9es' suu was
only 500, while Wallace MAJ
II is now understood that Saosson nss
changed his mind and will entA' the New
York billiard tournament, TO begin iR Irving
Hal, New York. April 20. Schaefer, Slos D,
son. Dion, Sexton. DAILY and Wsllacs sEiii
probably enter
Il W. Collerder has purchased re&
dence in Florida, where he viii hereafter
spend the winter months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
ST. cLAIRsysllE.


sel---y = III a. I
ST lCLAissyn1S, o., Mxrch II; :
About 100 people were down On Eaesds
| night % see Prof Shaefer at the rinh
A great nary of our people are rapidly de
yeioping into good skaters, and o skstini
club has been formed. On Monday ana
Tuesday evenings Prof Harry Levi, cham
pion of New York. viii be here, and there i
no doabt bat that he win have GOOD
audiences on both oecasions
The Borharz trial during the past Week
brough out great many Bellaire people
A Big surprise party was given 1t che
Mad residence. near Loydsyille ipst westo
chese. ON Tuesday leYesisg,, about thirty
ccuples being present. M Il, Wilson, Of
this place. furnished an excellent supper ter
the Euests. - Sc : {,
: Mss Bessie, an ;ateresting little eight
ysar old dasghter of Anthoay Singer, Esq.
died on Thursday from diphtheria. She
was bright little girl, and has many sor'
rowing friends among berlittle sehOolmates.
Bssides, home misses her Joyous laugh
and childish pEattle. .....---
On and after tomorrow the Northern
railroad will carry a mail to and from this
place.
There were fortynine applicants for GER
tifcates at the recent teachers examination
here.
Miss Hester Rawley is heme frOu Phlia-
delphia, where she has been pertectSng her
self as pianist
Harry Steenrod, who has spent the winter
at the home OF his fasher near mere sHpects
to start on his return TO Steele Dahoea' the
coming week.
The st. Clairsville Gazette came ont THIS
week n new dress:
Mrs. Margaret flnney ana Wso
nIsses Ella ana Ezzie, S'sllee "eT W.
Tor theis new nome az bioom'nston, In =.
W. +. fraSieT, Esq, mas PSac"aSeTM o;o
residence OF ". d. S"a.e!, Lsd' on La
street, Tor Sl,Vou' ana VIII ''Ae Poo'e''i"N
the lss OF next Septemoer. III L.,
Isaac Il. Lane OF hSrneSVtne' mos u peeu
appointed trustee OF the oni4Sieh iiouie
oy the commissioners. p,
There were lO' witnesses IN the nornam
murder case.
The st. Clalr hEte' os'n was remo'eu
duEpg the past week -,
we nohced hrchNset o.. 10 o eo"n ~ vi
tne AiNAiSSIoncio ~ IL p T., Lov,
As there was a mlsunaerstanplng aDou. nov Nv
the maeEIsl IN inc o. elslr hEtei "SS ~ "'
sotd: II Will uo~ De sode al Puohc 1uOtn
Ire many iIienas Gl ueolge yep'3u' .. ~
mis- place. are gag 10 leS'p ' u n 80 ov
'sr recovered 'nat ne WIN !, De Drought none
the coming week rom "neehDg.
lbe pemocratic township convention 'oI
This township, has been called 70 n meet al
81 Clairsvllie, on Saturday, MarS9 20.
samuel Cellar and James DC Miilen nave
leased the Shannon lot on Marietta S'ree.
and will begin at once the ereTtion o.
new skating INK lSoI'O ieel we unuer,
stand 1t Will be OF the same style as 'ne
Capitol Rink IN wheeling. 49,
We understand that negotiations iof tue
case OF tie National 10 Mr. 1onn D!geao~'
OF Bellalre are Oh ana the hotel Will con
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

War IS the fuss about civil service re-
form anyhow, asked z publican Of Dem
oCrst1 Nothing hard about that. Why
it's to make all the Republicans Vacate the
Offices st once and substitute Democrats
irstesd Humph, Aye, aye. see, l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15
ETIQUETTE MOSQUE

ION going into the mosqds. az 81 n
eler. .t6ey made US put % very M .,,s
cloth sippeu. which caused u, % ~, sa,s s v
in the most absurd manner. ana eo. =
laugh TO think what grotesqqse - hf ,s,' b
must have looked 10 them. suIt -
ALLOW Cbristisos to enter, thus ,ooJ ~.
yesy different state Of things IRON o.: ,..,,r
uas even ct the beginning oil inn ,rJIl
.bea Christians we're nsofoeA! .ss,,
except, - In the mosque 81 o1i. - s.,ss
Chrissisn workman vss allowed 70 90, =
all fours 10 repair the CLOCK. 800 =, y
the Sbeik cid 70 bis cofsl.s'oois~ 81, me 0
jecstd, in case Of repairs. Is u %, n, ~
pl.s. 'e carrying .ssas. o. q back e: i: &C.
not true that one Who does n %. . y. d
he true reIisioa & IN - sod tn s; ~ ~. r
assi Therefore, Q brothers f' 'n''
in - . donkey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

MAJ clouds lowered over Europe, last
Thursday, and wheat took "strident rush"
upwards. The clouds disappeared the next
dsy ard wheat went back to the old 6gura
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

q . xi-, ke.slvsi g. 8 49, ;i'3s I'd
~ OnPt 0sssrns g -
dBsle1s$ .iv,,i . good
position - Handnston. Mewu1 nan sue
Mrs. NJ NJ sommers has returned nom
whit TO her dacsAter. Mrs. Ckas. Fsoey' OF
Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-15

LrTTLE PHyL. Thomson. as he is called,
hts shot lis man. VIII he shoot the In
terEal Revenue Commissionership?