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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

TINS brick gutter recently laid on North
Front street. Island, is a very po5r JOB, to
soy the least. A cart loAdoi coal crossed
over 1t the other day and the bricks sunk
an inch. If the B, p. W. will permit a Sug.
gestion we would tell them that whatever
improvements they make, let them be we'll
done. 1t is better to 90 slow and do less,
so it is done we'll than do much work and
DO !. poorly. This gutter We refer to, did
not, perhaps cost many hundreds Of dol.
lars, but ii some preparation had been made
TO lay the bricks on a solid bottom, the ex.
penss would not have been much more.
and the job would have endured well. As
it is We expect to see it ali done over again
IN less than two or three years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
why the Supper Tarried.
M.rthnni Tnlrclsr.

HfFtHItA AFNttttFs
when we we're sl down at Milledge
Vile" said Gen Toombs, passing the or,
diusnce Of secession, the excitement vas
most intense. and when the ordinance
finally passed. the people had q big i'm
promptn jubilee, lasting late into the night.
Some Of the members grew hungry at last
and vent to the hotel to get supper, but
found that the cook was later than usual
in getting it ready. Theytook occasion to
damn him for the delay when The sable
humorist cody remarked: Well, gem,
men. you oil said that you sll gwine outer
de United States fore 3 o'clock dis ebenin'
an darfo' / thought that uebbe you all I'D
ba purity late s-gettin' back OATS de res.
son / wsrn't in no great hurry And with
q consent the crowd excused him"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

FRoN the Illustrations in some Of the
New York jsilies il would seem that IN
Simultaneous photographers achieved about
as great q triumph last Saturday as others
did in blowing up Flood Rock. One Of
the papers SAYS 1T was an imposing and
awful spectacle. nothing ike it ever has
been seen, and nothing ike it ever be seen
sgain," and from the illustrations We
would suppose that the people will wish
they may never see anything like 1t again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

THE New York Herald is feeling some
what sggrieysd ever the recent joint dis
cussions between FORAKER and HOADLY
and says there was mo sense in II" and
that there vas probably not = man in the
building whose mind was not made up be
fore he entered it The audience were
there simply to see a sparring match with
soft gloves. Nothing more. When FoRA-
xEE bit HoADLY under the ffih rib the Re
publicans nearly took the root of with
their shouts, and when HOADLY relostsd
with q telling point the Democrats shouted
themselves hoArse and stamped until the
dust Of . decide ehOked the sir. 0ieourse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

AT the next meeting Of the l. s. Senate
a list of from 500 to 600 pOstmasters ap
pointed during the recess will be submitted
for confirmation. In addition, 1t is esti
mated that during the session of Congress
the terms Of ct least 600 pOstmasters viii
expire, so that the nominations Of ovel
1000 postmasters will come before the
Senate during the next session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

JOHN MCLEAx and MURAT HdSTEAD
are the Cincinnati seraPhim and cherubim.
II they display as much loneliness and gen
tleness Of character in the next life as they
are doing in this, there will be no heaven
sufficiently worthy to offer them a domi,
cile. They will have to move on to some
place altogether unknown to the ordinary
Christian.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

News from Oregon that the
Governor Of that State thinks it entirely
unnecessary to call an extra session Of the
Legislature to elect q T.. s. Senator, and
so he will Just proceed to appoint one il
nobody has any objections" Bat it is
l:kely some one viii raise objections"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

both sides claimed the victory, and so both
we're pleased"
1t is true the days Of orstory have 10 q
considerable extent passed away and men
depend more upon the press for inlorma'
lion on political questions, yet that is no
reason that there should be mo sense in
ioins discussions, and that people may
not ia this way gain important informa,
ton upon questions that interest them
Indeed it seems that the people might
have a better opportunity in this way than
any o'her to learn definitely what positions
candidates occupy, and thus be able to de-
eide which one will best favor their inter
ests. When q political speaker is address
ing an audience aad expscts some one to
al once reply to him and also PROFOUND
all manner Of questions 10 him, fhe has
decided opinions on public questions be is
very likely TO express them in q decided
manner; and If he has no decided opinions
and is trying to dodge questions, the oPposi-
ton will s~trsightway proceed to corner
him and chow up bis opinions, or lack Of
opinions, to the audience. The discussion
between FORAKER and HoADLY was g good
example Of this and FoRAEER was CON-
PEELED to admit that he was both for and
againtt prohibition. This could not have
been done 50 forcibly in any other way.
That the people enjoyed themselves amsz
iugly and that there were two aides that
claimed the victory does not at all lessen
The value of such discussions. No doubt
many persons who were undecided have
been assisted to q conclusion ard will to.
day cast Their votes accordingly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
A Change Asked.

To ne Eia0r eftAs Register:
MOORRFIELD, HARDY County, W Va,
October IO.-The Democrats Of this sec
ton, and | may say the whole State, would
ike 10 know Why Lewis Baker is allowed
to represent West Virginia on the Demo.
cratic National Committee, when it is
well known that he is not q citizen oil
this State; q cause sufficient for his re
movsl. Will the REGIsTER take this mat.
ter in hand and attend to it aud greatly
o5ligs the
DEMOCRACY OF HARDY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
Notice to Creditors.

ITO THE CREDITORS OF JAMES LYLE, de-
In purSnsnce o. a decree of tie Circuit Cont Of
Ohio co1nty. west Virginia, made in q eau'e there,
in pending, t. subject The real estate oil ihe 'sld
Jau Cs Lyle - the payment oil his dtoIsi you arc
Of he said James Lyls for adjudiss alton to JOSEPH
Z PaulI, commission cr, - his sthcS; No ~
Cbsolh 9 street in the city OF Wh5eiog, Ohlo
county. West Eirsinia' on OF Oeofe iW''Sy' 'Ne
IAN cay Of NoveHber, 1855.
witness, John W. Mitchell, Jerk OF sold court
this Izh day Of Oe,obtr, lsah ,rcyv,r
Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
Notice TO Lien Holders.

n,O ALL PERSONS HOLDING LIENS BY
judgment or othsrwi 9 on the real estate, o.
any part thereof, Of Henry jones ara samuel u
JJnes, or either Of them. i
In pursuanrs OF a decree Of tie Circuit Court o.
Ohio CouBto, Virginia, made IN a eAnst
there'n bending, to sub. Get the real estate OF tht
said Henry Jones and Of the said samuel Z Jones
IA Ina satisiactioa Of the liens thereon, you ere
bITebv Tsuuifad 10 present all claims held by you
and esca OF you against the said He, ry JeT es sn6
Inc saId samuel C.. Jones, or either OF t1em, which
are Hens on their real es ate or any Iart meet
line Street. Iva the city Of sIeelIDg. Ohio county
west Virxicis, Oh or before Wednesday, the nth
day Of November, 1876.
4. ven under my hsnl this 18th day oil 0c'o1eri
1865 JOSEPH K. PAUL.,
not9oawi Commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

To DAY will witness one Of the hottest
political contests that has ever occurred IN
the State of Ohio. Each OF the three par,
ties will DO its best, and ONE will get
badly left.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

Tbs Democratic party Of the nation ex-
psct great things of the Ohio Democrats
to-day. A severe rebuke Of sectional cam
paigu issues and q staunch support Of
Democratic principles is asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

Ohio is conceded to be a Republican
State and it will be no surprise if she
arrays herself on the side she belongs, and
yet there are elements at work across the
river that may today revolutiouize all
records. But let Us wait and see.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

Tx people of Gilmer county r seek
ing to have the Little KansEhs locked SO
rba; the slack water may extend TO Glen
villa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
Stockholders Meeting.

T,HEsE WILL BE 4 MEETING OF TAS
stceI holders Of the Wheeling Pla1iog Mn
aud Lumber Company, at the office q r. /; Nc,
Nell, No. 1922 Market street, Cd saiuf!s uttooel
board OF d~lreetors, making by law, AID transact
ire any other business which MAJ lawfully IL
49, ~ the s,iI stockbolders ia ger e oil NEE ting
AVN j. y. M,FADDES,
e.. \. BEAJL,
PHILLIP SCHINER,
FEASK BOOIu,
GEO. l. MUM,
DAVID DAVIS,
JOHN Z. ROCHE,
W 3. LURENs,
N, W. POGUE,
J. " JONES,
oc,ato0 IncorpoIatcrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
Notice to Creditors.


mo THE CREDITORS OF MARY J. LINTON
IN nur,rSuee Of a decree of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, Yves, Virginia, n deiu 8 cause thee,
In psnding, 10 iubIeCt the real estate OF tne sala
MaTy u. linton 10 The payment OF her debts, you
a : ,aouiTed 10 present your claims against tbs Is
tate OF the said Mary }. iutOn for adjudication 70
Joseph Il. PAUL, mmissioper, at his once, No
I22O ChaplIns street. in the city OF wheeling, UP
county, West Virginia on or be!o:e WEDNESDAY,
the o5th day Of November. 1850.
witness J. W. Mitchell, C ERIK Of laid court THIS
i2th DAY Of October, 1884, C,pr
..,s,.v Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
TUESDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1883.
Ono Democrats up and at EN-"

TINS evening will be FORAEER's time TO
haul or for repairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
DEMOCRACY OF HARDY.
DIED.

BnLLDAY-AtIP % Sunday, CetGbsl 18th,
PINK HOLIDAY.
Funeral services at tie residence OF her mother,
l'O2 ChsPline street, At 8 O'Clock. Interment Pri-
vatP.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
Our Dress Goods Department

This Fall we add t, our stock a line Of Chi'dren's Bison
and Tricot Dresses, well made and stylish.
Our stock of Mems. Ladies' and Children's Camels Hair
UNDERWEAR is now full, and selfStlors can be made at
present more satisfactorily than later in the season.
Beaded Goods, Lace;, Passamenterirs, Embrolderies' IN
great profusion. ,,
We open to-day Blankets, Comforts, FIanneIs Table
Damasls, Napkins, Towels-all in choice styles and quaIty'
We repeat the invitation to the ladies to call and exam
inc, especially our
Seal skin Sacques,
Newnarlrets.
short Dolnrans.
silks nnd Ve1vc!S,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

nOAsD AND ROOMS AT MRS. II h POR-
ID ter's, Corner Fourteenth and Chaplin streets
auSh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

0TEApY AND PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
siven 10 a few good men. Address, g.
SOTAELL A CO, Odd Fellows building, Wheel
log, w, Va. oNS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
.nM ap~xERTlsgmEnra

urANrED-A QUICK, ACTIVE WOMAN
w Immediately. Apply at tie NEW NC
LIRE HOUSE. oci0q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13

Dr. VIE TUE OY A DEED or TRUsT u,pt
ID 70 the undentsnsd trustse by e. y. Blrchtly
6sien A. Dlneb, bis vile, Gated the tnt Gay :
<ptsmbeI, A. %. 1881. and Of rec I'D 80 the 1tsa
the C2ert 81 Ne County Court Of Ohio ,otnv,nn
dsed Il trust book DO. 10. pages 80 and Jul, "
undsrhEned uustss Win on
fRIDAY, the 10th day Of OCTOBER. iss''
81 The front door OF The Court House o. Ohio eossy.
comnepcing at 10 o'elock 9 m, eel % the bistn
and bet ti1dsr the following Described prepsarJ,
VIZ Commanding st The soDthesst corner ast
No. In tho tsAth squire 81 The plat 81 the oJ
wheeling, On the vsst ride 81 Cbsplips street
tween Eleventh md TueIth streets; theme " ~,
mors or Iea, TO The portheast oorLtT Of ibs csslli
Mouse % said lot: themes By the north line OF - ~
houfs vsst 70 She alley thence south along tbe ny
70 the southwest corner OF said lot No. o; thtbes,s"
sfth The soufb Hoe Of sid lot 70 The ttpbLnh
(but snbjeet 70 . ussrvatlsn for afr sDd light ID ~
lost spefs sloeg the U, rel Presbyterian chnfes y
s.nsst; %. particulars Of Which rss''''
TkRN3-0ne-thBd Of the purchase noasy, Or
much more - he puIehsssr may elrt 70 ~.
eaas, and the I<ejtue 10 tuo equal instaln 'hl.p
abe In 0 = mdYBdve months from oAe o. ~
sith istNeet, md eusdsso1d by Oh, pafeh.
ooseS With snaksfactogy pepopai acuTiiJ ihs,'sJa
r1e TO Be rsss3std until rprebs,e none, "a
paid. Selling = trrstss ! shall only COVE! 80
1T . - y vssted In me By said efsd 81 ngsi
. ssSs,sd y sss'sA. Id T1pat..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE
ESTATE.

TN PURSUANCEO OF IHEAUrHOBIrY WI
l. cd In me By o decree Of tho Municipal '0ar q
n heelire, made on the third day Of June, is1. AZ
an order Of resale u AIDE on the 2Ib day Of Ap,gl
1885, Ia . tnit In chaucery the rtin pending, 10 shhb
Kama Taylor With b. u. JayIsr, ber hgtbaBd, us
plalutfs, ard William II. HARDEN and otbsn s1
dessodsnts, ] vii, On
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ~, 1888,
commspcing at 10 O'Clock Q m, sell at pubic iBs
ton, 10 The hishest and btst bidder. 81 thS iOt'
door oi tbs Court House Of Ohio county, Wet W.
gipia, tbs following dsscribed real esists
The vest one. hall Of lot Numbered tbiT' Gglh
uate on the south side OF Fifteenth d. tt, 10 10
Michael Graham addition 70 the ht' Of "b"'ii'
In the State OF West yirEii IN, iosetl d yIit n'
buildings and Improvements, thereon. The VOC
EoinG property oomprtss tue properly sbd ~
dep0 Of ths late Bolsten Harden, and r. meet D..
large brick dwelling house With brtf Stable ~
other Gus buildinr, and are In excellent repair.
TONS or sALE-Ons third Of the pGidh';
money shall b paid In osh on the day Of rai'' hs
- mach more thereof ~ thu purchaser NAY go
10 pay, The ba'spce sball b paid In tso oGut u,
rslmspts With interest from day Vi ,ais, 81 otstti
tvo ytars from he day Of sale, rssltdi'.lI i'
purchaser 70 give bis notss for the De oHtd Jay
meDts, With fecurity 10 Be approved By ibs eb,
missioner; and o. farther security The tiih bnI
parcels VI land snail be retained until the pnfrhP.
NO, sy shall have been paid In full. and The 'ffeH
'onmistonsr ordered By The Court 70 coL,.s
sspid Social C0umisionef
hfrsby cert 81 hat bond with good tscary b.
besn pvss BY the ato,s NAMED Hefisl CON nb,sb"'
- n quired BY lav. THOMAS rAR.Ah.
Clsrk u the Munieipai Court Of Whodifg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
Journal Supplement.


To-day Il Is believed, and before the
JOURNAL reaches us, the iron horse
will have crossed Gypsum Greek.
Even as write, looking out OF my
window, see be end his train about
eighty rods east Of Tinker & Coz
store, on J. H-sKingman's farm. thus
giving ample proof that the valley
has been reached. At this point corn
cribs are being built, scales construct
ed, lumber yards located, q restaurant
has been established, q butcher shop
is on the way and the people as well
business men are bound TO settle here
''nOlens vOlens."
The Bridge Post did a handsome
and generous act In the burial Of their
Conrad William Stilley. Mr.. S.eame
into this community last May and
was q comparative stranger aud had
been mustered 10 but 8 short time.
His remains were inferred in the Luz
theran burial grounds at,ShlraT'r, stone
church. with the G. A. r. services.
Last sabbath the NJ. E. quarterly
meeting service for the last quarter of
the year was held at Bridge Elder
lee preached on SABBATH to q large au =
dance elOquentiy and very impress
lively on the necessity Of oneness on
the part Of the followers Of the Saw
Tor. A protracted meeting Is in pro-
gress at Pliny. The NJ. Z, and Pres
hyterian Churches are taking the pre-
liminary steps toward erecting houses
Of worship at Gypsum City.
I would not be a faithful chrOnieler
II events and facts IL omitted to state
that there IL q great stir at this place
it this time. People from near around
and from abroad are fiOeking i'm To see
and hear, purchasing goods and with
4 view strictly to business. There Is
= good sand loom soil to build on,
also good building sand and ample
>tOngquarriesat a,convenient distance,
and the farm land around Is not ex-
celled In this fertile valley.
AGRICOLA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

Canon Farrar has an article on the
church In America I'm the January
lumber Of the North American Re
view.
Colonel Frank Burr has been to see
dr.. Blaine, and says he don't believe
The Plumed Knight will ever enter
,,ublie life again-certaiuly not as q
Presidential candidate.
Nine Patti says she would rather
broil q beefsteak than bring down the
,iOuse, and all the time not spent at
Graig-y-nOs seems 20 her lost. The
Madame charges heavily for her lost
time.
The New York World suggests that
President Cleveland should have the
.iesiRn OF q rooster on his new seal
rather than that of an eagle. The
rooster was the bird that erowed Ove1
his election.
Robert Browning proposes to destroy
the letters to his father from friends
and literary people and 30 carefully
preserved. Mr.. Browning does not
ike the idea lOf these falling into the
hands Of his biOgrapher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
Ia MASTERS REMEDY.
AZURE and certain PREVENTATIVE Of
Rs- HOG OH0LERA "a

and other diseases 10 which hogs are subject
What our remedy viii do 1t vail put your
hogs in fne condition. II will improve their
appeiites. 10 stops coughing EmOng hogs. Il
regulates the bowels and arrests disease in every
instance.
What the Remedy has done
LAhAsrER FERGUSON, Topeka. Kan Nov ~.
SIRs s-After losing so head Of my hogs by
cholera, I began using your remedy for hog choi-
era and can say Il has checked the disease and
entirely cured the balance. ] heartily recon-
mend Il, not only as a preventative but a cure.
Ny hogs are doing we'll. a. n. STANTON.
We guarantee our remedy 90 be superior 20
any hog medicine, and are ready g prove Il By
practical tests, or We will go 70 any part o the
United States where hog cholera exists, use moth
ing but our own medicine and arrest the disease
In every instance or forfeit $500; all We ask Il q
reasonable compensation for our services 10
succeed. we mean just = hat we say. Get some
Of our remedy at once and feed 70 your hogs. 10
not wait until they get sick, but get some and
use 70 ward Oh disease, as preventative is bet
Ter than a cure. Ask your druggist for Il, send
dirett 10 rs. Take no other. One-pound trial
package sent By express prepaid, Sl.O0. lO-pound
can 90 cents per pound. IS pound can Sl2-00.
Write for circular and treatise on hog cholera
Agents wanted. Address
LAMAsTER FERGUSON,
Topeka, Kansas.
SOLD Br-
J. ~. ERICSSON. Sallna. Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
AGRICOLA.

DR.. Stowe, OF the Kansas Medicine
Co, wIii,devote his entire time to the
treatment Of all forms Of chronic dis
eases, and as he has devoted twenty
two Year, to the exclusive treatment
of diseases peculiar to females and
old lingering diseases, he feels conf
dent Of giving entire satisfaction in
every case entrusted to him. Office
over J. NJ. EriesOn's Drug Store, San
"a Fe Avenue. Sallna, kansas, with
DR.. n. D. TObey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24
Dissolution Notice.

TNHE eopartnership heretofore existing between
n Charles Gibson aud o. II. ThoTsten berg,
under the arm name and style Of Gibson & Thors-
tenberg. has this day been dissolved By mutual
consent, Mr. Gibson retiring. Mr.. ThorstenberR
will collect all accounts and settle the indebted
ness Of the late hrm- He desires that all indebted
shall call and settle a once.
December lst, 1855.
CHAs. GIBSON.
i62W q. II. THORSTENBERG.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

NTE respectfully announce that We are now
W opeh for the transaction OF q General
Ranking Business, and solicit q share Of
the patronage Of the people Of Saline county.
Mr.. 7. H. WILLIAMS, late Of Sherrin's hank. Is
With ul and Will Be pleased 70 meet his friends.
We REFER BY PERMISSION TO First National
Bank Of Atchison, Ks. First National Bank Of
Clyde, Ks; First National Bank OF Cawker CITY
Ks; Hon. E B. Purcell, Manager British Loan
and Mortgage Company, Manhattan. Eans. IS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

The annual church meeting Of the
Presbyterian church will be held at
80 p. NJ, Dec. 81, 1885. in the church,
1t which time five Trustees will be
elected for the ensuing year, and the
uOde Of raising church funds will be
leeided on. 2wk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-12-24

AfOet-Llc8 are EallluMLEU 10 Goal III
railroads Of this country 10000 1
year.
III think was born with q head
ache" said the poet Whittier to 1
visitor q few days ago.
ROwell, the English pedestrian, Il
coming TO this country again this
winter to engage IN u walking match
Nine. Pauline Lucea, who has beer
makinga concert tour in Russia, Il
reported seriously 80 at ChaFkOff.
John GTeenleaf Whittier, the
Quaker poet, celebrated his 18th
birthday ia his Amesbury Mass.
home yesterday.
John Kelley Is gradually recover.
ing his Old-time strength, and will
start south In few weeks 20 remain
a month or more.
A Boston schOOlma'am pasted pa
per over the mouth Of little girl who
80 far forgot the rules IS to sing dur
ing school hours.
Since the Brooklyn bridge was
opened, May ., 1888, 3s, AIS, 1873 per-
SONS have dropped their pennies In
the tOll-bOx to pay for crossing.
County Treasurer Burke. If Cars
county. Dakota, is the father Ol
twenty-nine pound twins. Dakota
should be admitted to the Union al
once.
Paul Phillippoteau, the Frenehman
who painted the Battle Of Gettys.
burg" for the panorama, has planted
his vine and fg.tree in st. Joe county,
Indiana.
Il is recalled that senator Sherman
was the second persOn-neXt after eX-
President AIthur-tO shake hands
with Mr. Cleveland after his inaugu-
ration as President.
The late Marshal SerranO, of Spain,
during bis political career saw eighty
four changes Of ministry In that
country, forty rebelliOns, and twelve
changes In the head Of the state.
The golden wedding OfMr. and Mrs.
Vansiele. Of Newton, n. J., lRtely,
wss attended by the grOOm's six
brothers and sisters, who were pres
ent at the marriage ceremony half a
century ago.
Mr.. II. n. KitsOn, a Boston artist,
whose work has attracted attention in
the Paris Salon, is engaged In model
ing a life-size bust of John McCul-
Tough, which will be cast sin bronze
for the Lotus Club OF New York.
The Marquis Of LOrne, Col. Inger-
sol, MilliOnaries Ast0r and Carnegie,
an Irish Member OF Parliament elect,
John Boyle 0'Reilly, Cassius NJ. Clay.
Sir John Macdonald, and Frank b.
SanbOrn have articles in the January
number Of the North American Re
view.
James Russell Lowell has Just given
to the Massachusetts, Historical SOci-
ETY. an autograph letter Of Robert
Burns, dated at Dumfries, May p,
1873. Mr.. Lowell received the letter
from the widow OF Bryan Waller
Proctor barry CornwalD, mother Of
Adelaide Proctor.
In 1868 William Penn fought a
duel in France. It was not a duel &C
eOrdlng 10 the code, but from some
afffont q gentleman drew his sword,
Penn drew his. The Quaker showed
that he was the best sWOrdsman, dis
armed his adversary aud inflicted
upon him only q sermon on the evils
Of q quick temper.
Three statues have lust been
brought to light from the cellars IN.
derneath the old courts Of law, at
London, where they have
a
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