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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16
Rob Would Ask Qucstton.

Hob Would Ask Question.
"Pa," said Rcbby, who had been al.
lowed to sit up little while after
dinner with the distinct understanding
that he was To ask no foolish questions,
"can God do everything@
Yes"
"Cau He make two foot rule with
only one end To it,'
"One more question like that said
The old man, land you will be packed
otf to bed"
Bobby nodded s'eeply for ten
minutes and then asked:
"Pa, can Camel so seven days with
out water'"
"Yes."
"Well, how many days could he go
if he had water 81
The next thing Bobby knew he was
in bed,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16
Found a Sugar Mine.

The grocer's sou, a good, dutiful boy
had never been away from home much
but stuck close to the shop all his life.
His father was going to put up new
house, ard one day the youth went to
see bow the workmen we're getting
along with the cellar. He came back
breathless with excitement. Father"
the poor lad cried, feebly, Father /!
Father! Our everlasting fortune is
made. The men digging the cellar
have strubk = sugar mine" And he
fell fainting on the floor.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16
SONG

II we had never met. dear,
Would we have loved n nows
Or lived In vain regret, dear,
Apart az we know not how.
/ cannot understand, dear.
The liddle of my life;
Why ne has now your hand, dear,
And you are not my wife.
If hearts are wed by fate, dear,
And ordered III ngs befall,
Why did we meet too late, dear:-
Why did we meet at ALI
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16

Send to the BULLETIN office tor Job
cork Of every descriptions.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16

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I,UUU away With No. - It'd 1tes. "a
best and cheapest humorous AID hserNI
weekly published. Send two cents sor SAM
copy, with fu}a particulars, 70 JOIN y.
LovSLs COMPANY, Publishers and propa~
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16

The above trans are run daily AND make
close connection at Mound House with
trains Of the Virginia and Ttackcs Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific At Reas. via the Virginia and
Truekes, for all points Rass and West.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-12-16
Stage Connections.

Al Hawthorne With the United States Stage
Company's coaches FOR Aurora, &c miles (;
Bodie, 81 miles; LWHiy and Bridgeport, aAd
stages fer Coreyvills. IL miles.
At LuuinE la miles frsm Mound House,
with 0ilmer, Salisbury Is Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaviag kondsya, Wednesdays And
Fridays for bowncyyixs. Grantsville and
Belmont.
Al Candelaria with the stages for Cslun-
bus, 8 milvs; Silver Peak, AontcEuna, Aida
Valley, Gold Mountain, etc.
At Keller. with stages for Cerro 0otdo, 8
MILES; Darwin, " miles, and Panamint.
II. Y. YEkINaTON. Gen. Sups.
r. ]. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
d. A. BENDER,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

duh a. 6i@ i5c. Flax Sced-Quiet at
81 "a. Pork-Quict. nominal and I'M.
changed; March ST. lO@l2 Is, closed at
Sl2 l23G4l2 - February So O7!G l2l7,
closed at 81 ,.lGl2 10, May ST. 5j@
II As, closed II; So iO@l2 ~. Lard
Quiet and shsd- easier; cash S. 7OGH
Z %; February 81 ;O@6 -, closed at
Sc 72l@G -; March Sc 50@6 s., closed
at 81 oOMay Sc 97!@7 O2!, closed at
Sc 98!G7 90 Bulk Meats-In fai de-
mand shoulders a. SJ@i 90; shot rib
Sc Oj@G o.! short clear Sc jO9G 80.
Bu;ter-Firm; creamery 33@3jc; dairy Is
q %2c. EIgs-Firm at &c. Whisky
STEADY a"d unchanged at 81 Is.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, January 2G.-FloGr-
Firm and in moderate demand; rye -four in
fair demand al - -. Wheat-lIigher
No. red January 30CE9Oic; February
'Os@ 9l5c; March 92!a"2 April
9N@?l!c; May 9j!@@6ic Corn-Up-
tons quiet and steady; cur lots favored
buyers, no grade 40 iGc; No. ; mixed
Sc; No. yellow i9!Cpj0c No. , mixed
January I9Mi?!c; February is!@ t-ic;
March aud April is4@ lS4c; May i.i@
i9ic. OGts-SUong; rejected white 3jH,
Sc, No. > white 31M3SiC; No. white
%"ltr tic; futures higher but dali; No. =
white January 5SG%9c; February, March
and April, &7@&7!c; May 37!@31!c.
Petroleum nc.
Cincinnati.
C!SCINNATI, January 22.-COtton-Stesiy
ANA unchanged. l'!our-Quiet and an
changed Nhcat-Strong and scarce No ,
red SD SEC; receipts zoe bushels, ship
u.cnts / 800 bushels Co.n-Active, firm
aud higher; No. TIA &c. Oats -
Strong and higher at SIC. Rye-nemaud
active and prices advanced at T0GIlLc.
Rmlcy-l uchangcd. Pork-Quiet aud
firm at $l2 25ml2 -. l.ard-Quiet and
unchanged. Bulk Meats-Bacon quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady and in good
demand at - il. Eutter-Firm and un
changed. Egg,-Strong and higher al
2i@26c. Chccse-Quiet aud unchanged
Toledo.
Tulrpo o., January - Wheat
Quiet and ttsdy; No . red cash, Januar,
anl February &c; March 81 c; MAJ
Sj3c; No. soft Ss!c. Corn-Dull IA
finn; NO. cash Iic bid; january IT,,
February lose hid; May a. asked. OUn
dull; No. cash 35ic asked; .lanuur,
3u,c bid MAY %O!mt%-c. Cip,cr seed 81
Dali, prime - 40 asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

as well az ever in my life, and owe it all
to your PERUSA and MANALIS. recon-
mended it to my friends and it gives better
satisfaction than any other medicine | ever
heard OF.
Miss Maria Roderick, Warren, Ohio,
weltes: 1t is with pleasure and many
thanks that write to YOU to tell you Of the
great benefit have derived from the use Of
the PERUNA. have used several bottles Of
your PERUNA, and can safely say it has
done me a great deal Of good, have i'm
proved ever since commenced its use.
Mr.. I. J. Webber, Plymouth o., writes:
81 an selling your PEErNA, and have a
good trade On it. IT gives general sausiac'
liou"
Mr. Thomas Acton. BROOKLYN Village
Gle, Gland. Ohio, says Il received severe
wound IN ny foot by trsmpiHg on a spike
1t jnfamcd aud was painful and swollen |
had every reason TO fear lochiaw Your
simple suggestion as to local applications
aid the taking of your PrgUSA and Man
ALL were followed to tho letter. and, thanks
% ,on my loot IS entirely well aud am
hert-.E
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

The moment there is danger OF impair
mept Of the mind from excessive nervous
exhaustion, or where there exists toreood-
ines of evil. a desire Tor solitude, stunning
and avoiding company, vertigo and nervous
debility. or when insanity has already taken
Mace, PKRvN, aud MANALIS should be I'm
rlicitly relied on. But it is never well to
wait so long before treatment is commenced
The early symptoms are, loss of strength
sorness Of the muscles, dim or weak sight
REGULAR expression of the face and eyes
coated tongue, with impaired digestion; or
in others. certain powers only are lost while
they are otherwise enjoying comparatively
yood health. In all these PrRrSA and MAN
aim should at once De taken.
Mas. s. Smith, Hillsville, Lawrence
county Pa, writes DR.. S. B. Hartman
Z Co Columbus. O.: have been great
srfrerer for ten years. 1t seemed rs though
every orran in my body WAS diseased at one
time or another. l had about given up all
homes, when commenced taking PEsINA
and NAxAlIN. Immediately began to i'm
prove, tine soreness AMI pain disappeared,
strength gradually returned, add nov AN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
LIVE STOCK


The market IS very good, With receipt,
OF 10 head this week This about meets
the demand which is very SLOW. Messrs
Hudson & Bsyha furnished the following
quotations:
Cattle, & SO@4 90 for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; SO tic per ID
Sheep, "a iC.
Calyes, s. OO@S 90.
Lambs, 3@&2c per ID.
Chicago.
CmCAGo, January 22.-Thc DroVrrs
journal reports: Hogs-RcCoipts, 1000
he'd: shipments 500 head Market
strong rough packing 81 2jGl4 10; pack
ing and shipping 81 500 -; ligh, 81 -
{, -; skip, s. coat 80.
Cuitie-lieceipts 1000 head shipments
2..Uu lead Market active exports - -
as %; good to choice shipping - Goa
} so; stuchcrs - j0l: 90, feeders s. 80
( 90
Sh,cp-Eccripts, 200 head; shipments
2.In0 head. Market active; common 10
fair s. -, medium 10 good - &OC@5 -.
choice ) O0@'i 60.
New York.
NV YnkS, January 22-Bceyes-lte-
cc,pto 5000 head, all for expectation, ex-
'tp' car "o alina,,u ~. '9e ~ "a" G,n ,oSa ,
chLeI over ye Yes I , "IfSsvu drnssoS
$40" At -: - e I've ,1' -%0io, I 80, %oo
scar . "" %a, a. % !" AZ .rc.ss % mutton
q" sL OT Dao- -vo '"' %El bood, mark.
9.ef'E -. N'E -. y, n 'y Wv sboan ~ ;o,s
s''&cL III >" ~" '' ~ ''''r' <
~ !oT lamps. o.,, .r..,..,--,
IioIS-l'ce.l"' "''VV, I'VE "o1N - '''"
-; dressed 81 VVr'" a..
East Liberty
E,sr LiRET-r, January 22.-CD;..c-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
FINANCE AND TRADE.

stGUsy Ial-I-e Per Cent - Governments
trm-SJoCks higher Flour Quiet and
Inchaused-Sheat Higher.
NSg YORK, January 22.-Money la
H. per cent y.u--d offered at per cent.
Prime morcanile paper 4i@6 per cent
Sterling exchange, bankers bills firm al
H.. demand lS6.
CUsLE.VENT~-l'irm.
GUa-a hail
,atra eJGpCn'. 2! Is
tsr sc Hlxe, OF 1885 .............l2i
regular
>.lga SurM1lES-Quict
Nra,S+--The market opened A., to PEI
cent. lower, but soon recovered TO ! per
cent. Before first call the pressure to sell
coal shares wa, renew cd and decline Of +!
10 per cent took place. l.sckawanna eel!
OH 20 80 Delaware and Hudson to Gh4
Lrs,Y Central 70 - The other active
shares sold daaH To per ccut. in sym
putty, BURN, the afternoon TIT
na;srt va, 4uicl. ,.crp, for Louisville and
Nashville aud KANSAS aud Texas, which
developed weakness. Kansas and Texas
Il, ytired from l., to q aud Louisville \
Na,hvillc from -! TO - Near the close q
moderate buying movement set in and
prices advanced 10 per cent from the
loves, poin, Of the day. The market closed
firm. Business ii,ai, a,ic, amouuiiug to
only 1851 shares. Compared with last
night the closing prices are ! to | per cent.
higher, except for Central Pacific, s.. Paul.
Denver Il Rio Grande Louisville Il Nash
Vile Eanss, u Texas, Jersey Central, New
York Central Erie and Texas Pacific.
which are ! to per cent. lower.
Transactions = coo shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
ferring tue preparatory work 10 the AGA
dem'c course in the public schools.

fernng tue preparatory work 10 the AGA.
aem'c course in the public schools
MISCELLANEOUS.
The following bills were read the first
time and passed to a second reading
Nos. l., II. IL. % 81 and 81.
The mileage of John f. Price, Monouga-
ia. was corrected lbs to 2l8.
Dir. Rock, OF the Committee on Roads
and Mir. Alexander, on State Boundaries.
changed committee places BY consent.
House Joint resolution No. {. providing
Tor an amendment TO the constitution re.
curing the election of County Treasurer
to collect the taxes, came up on its frs,
reading, and after little discussion. was
rejected as iuCxpedieut, by vote Of u
TO IT,
House bin Is came up on first reading
4iaying been reported upon adversely Oy the
JudlcIar, Committee The question being
to reject the bill it Was so rejected 1t
provided that tue wages of a labOriug man
when less than so month. could not be
attached tor dgbt
\ .l'n4. rp.f a., "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

s. 9j; soc keg on common cut; barrel,
II inch, s. so; IL inch s. %; inch,
81 50; inch, IS 20, 1 inch, IS Az;
lining, ] inch IL So; ! inch, s. 10; finish
ing, inch and over, 81 so; inch, 5 6 50;
|, 81 30; casing and box, SOC per keg over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, s. IS;
cut spikes, al sizes, 81 co. boat spikes, all
sizes, So 10; roofing nails, iron, &c over
common cut; iron galvanized, e 20 over
common cut; iron timed, Is 90 over
common cut
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
TIE LEGISLATURE.

u N-p,T. Ja"rary - l--i.
ne Uoasg net At 20 clock and va,
opened Nth p'syrr oy Rev &. ~ Shot, Of
he F'.,, Baptist Church,
On he Joint committee to ascertain and
report The probable cost Of putting the
:srsea, Ca?itoj building in repair, the
Speaker appointed on the part OF the House,
Mrssrs McConaughey, Myles and Rock
TAXATION ,HD FINANCE E&roRJ.
Nr White 0, thus committee, reported
back Il Is. Z With recommendation it do
no, pas. The dill vas introduced by Mr..
Sayrr and is IL relation to the collection 0,
taxes By the Sheriff.
;H-a.olrINGY EL"ORr.
Nr. Hayuon3. Of his committee re
ported bills 18th recommendation, -
:o,lows.
No, 20 pass. II. b =. n relation TO the
canvassjrs Of election returns By county
.omm s'.onerS
Not to pass, Il B. 70, III regard to
mileage and fees of witnesses attending
courts or the legislature and It's commit
tees.
MOTTO pass. II. z. -. in relation to the
duties and compensation of coroners.
To pass, II. E. Il, defining the crime Of
burglary and iNing the punishment.
Not to pass, H. b -. extending the iu-
ties Of prosecuting attorneys
To pass II. b. 81. fixing the terms Of
rCur, n n" ninth judicial district
To pass IL l.. [" providing cor he quail.
.Gcation Of county officers elected October
70 st
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
GoISG WEST.


.l. daily except Sunday.
Ia'lL,Gu's Palace Drawing Room aud N'copingH"
fi..t =. without change from S,eIb,nyi.r EI-' {,
=, .rii,t and New York. Wet 90 toluuhrs,
wr ...Ht, Louisville, Chica-o, indianapolis a.i
- ....-.
rnr.ugh tickets h9ggas" rhccE', 'Ie"piuE car
afs .-. ..oill.ua, and any further Information AZ
.ir.. ... so g.. TONLiN~rN. Ticket Agent a. Pan
Il. ...., ...iiru loot Of Eleventh street, 81 ct CO.
li....,.'.r. under &c! up' H"U~c, Wheeling
janis MnCEEA,
MANAGE Columbus, Ohio.
t. !. FORD,
s...! T.ss and Ticket : nj. ritt-bIrIH r..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

"TlEf. daily REGlSFEss will &c
~@HI 30 any address during the
rVSs;BR Dl ii,c Legislature for Oac
dollar, iusariab,y in advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
OHIO RIVER PsiLRGkD.

ry-5NG TABLE, CORRECTED TO NUvEhnL!
/ g.. ifsl. Trains leave Pau-liandlc station. .u,
II .,ycnth street, near public landing. n, 'oIlDw'
rru4.. standard 1inC-Fhich is 81 miIulc' s0F'!
III. % " hr,'luy Zine:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
Ibeslins Register;
TEAfELERS' GUIDE.

"A Ht'4haL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
"a kNFLANATIuS OF RKrERE,,rK NJ 80 - i
: :, sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted.-Wha.,i6,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
SAUS-s2 Is CARD.


Wheeling.
The naA market is active Mails, oFaIS
and fencing. lOd 70 6od. 81 20; Sd
and 81, g 81, Cd ard I'd.
81 %. Il aai ID, ? Is; 81 IS ~; "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
Alitrair- daily except sunday.

Al trains daily except sunday.
7-aiu leaving Bridgeport At IS a. n. rrakos a..
rot COZ ncction at yellow Creek tor Cleveland and
Chicago. Train arriving 81 Briirep,r' at IS p. u.
MAXI direct connection d! We.Isyille from 6evo
!saI sut Chicago. L. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
w. 4. BALDWIN,
General Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

Ng Dec. :cOm .lr Committee on Private
Corporations reported back II. g. NO. -
18th the accommodations that it DO not pass
he bill relates 70 corporations and provide,
tur Il" mU'.a. :".n' aui projection Of their
Il, ED.yS.
Nr Nar.j.u ION the Commi,tea o.
ROADS aad Ia'rrnnl Navigation, reporte.
asCS II. l. No r.. with the recommeHda
ION mat K 10 pas The ill authorize,
The goEstJas..on .i plank walks along any
public rosl or highway of the State proyii.
ing said waIS, DO no, exceed n" width o.
twtuCy-fUur inches and 10 not interfere with
The free use Of SAID -nad.
Mr. Ferguson. :com the Commit. Oh
Mines aud Miaiu. reported back H. h. VI
%. n;th he accommodation that it DO no.
p2ss he bill require, owners OF onG'
mines 20 erect and maintain scales az ,a.
mines io- the better protection Of miners.
The same gentleman also Reported back
Fl. 3 No. =. with the recommendation
that it 10 not pass. The bill IS in relation
to The ventilation Of coaI mines.
The Secretary Of State transmitted the 70
port OF the Boundary Commission, and the
same Has referred 70 the Committee on
state Boundaries. The report covers the
work OF the Commission on the boundary
line between this State and Pennsylvania.
4 communication from The Clerk OF the
;. nate announced that that body had ap
pointed as members OF the Joint Commit
tar 20 Ascertain the Cost OF Putting the
S.s.e House in Repair Mes-r- NcCrcccy
aai Scott
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23


Mr. NrWhort.r introduced Hou,. Join.
Resolution No. 10 "IustrucJing or Srna
tor, anu requesting our representatives in
Conrre,, 70 Use their influence to secure
the ,a,sagp OF the Blair Educational Bill
or other mcasa,r OF Hsc character, AMI
.s, lis passage.
The resolution +, a, follows
Resolved ~ thr Legislature OF We-t Eir-
rinia
Tha, ia, senator, In Congress be IN
snuc,rd and o.r REPRESENTATIVES requested
TO u,e their ,aIu,uc. ra secure the passa,c
OF the bill knowa u, the "HI.i- Educational
Bill. or o.hnr measure OF Ike character.
That tire Go.srnor OF this State send
a COPY OF the SOLUTION % each OF our Sena
tors and R.pr"acn'a,n'"N a Congress-.
Nr. Wh''r moved 10 refer the resolution
70 toe Committee on Federal Relations.
Mr McWhortCr moved to refer to the
Committee on Education.
Mr. lady moved to lay on The table
sad ;he latter motion was agreed 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

Daily except sunday.
?lGC.'ile Accommodation leaves Wheeling a.
70 g, M. and 10 =. M. Bellaire st $40 q. III.
q 4:i5 ?. NJ d9ily eI ceGi SUNDAY.
NCundsvil!c Accommodation leave. Wheeling
y - 3 81 and arriveo ~ MOuIdsyi!le 1T Il rs =. NJ
dNlly except SUNDAY.
Manu- rtou Accommodation leaves al i:lo P. n
Through cosCh from Wheeling 10 Columbus or No
q, having Wheeling a. 9:!5 4. ~, arriving a. 20
IbInnUs At 80 T.. Y.
: o. sloepln- cars on all through trains.
tlUse connections LAie TO- al points south sn'
:, .LIwezt. North and Northwest, making thu lie
rthe route for cyionists and rarsons Irvyrg to IN
-:.2t Sc5t, aud 20 WHOM p6rttculA: atunL!4H l.
-i'"l.
.lGo,5 to Ill r7.5lpf. point, On sale at depot.
r.a-, .-g -gr Accommodations be scc.rcl ct h'
Ihu>. AZ. h. HAS,
Ticket Agent 3. y .. Dep9,
John RAIIIE,
IiCbCt Agent under Nc..ure Hous4
JUu$ LAM. GrRv. Fgss, isur ts'ui
~. CLEMENTS, VI. Of /.
~. /. ptNEil-S Genera! Agent, Wheeling.
WHEItLNt' AND PITTSBURGH piyisIUS.
Ca and after Ne, rInngr u, 1854 y.sscrcgr l-a!u'
VII. l:u Us follows " hecling ulnv:
DEPARTURES.
10. TIttsbGrgh-i 10 IL. III, daily; SIS =. n. 60
:. H.. !..!' ,yrPt sunday.
g.: Washington 10 d. Ia, daily S:z'A NJ, to
O., .n aud o." p. m, daily except Sunday.
ARKIvALs.
I rom Itnburgh-iO:65 q. NJ, 200 p. M, daily
ex Ut sunday Il Uj P. M daily.
gom wash.ngton-s:lO a. m, l0'5S p m IL
D. ~. daily except sunday; II % ?. m, daily.
THOS NJ. KING, General supt
Z. D. SMITH, Pos. Agt.r Pittsburgh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh.
PlI7sUuRG. January 22-The afternoon
market was steady, declined 10 81, rallied
to G9I and fell back 10 69c at the close.
Trading light.
or C'tY,
Ok CrTY. JANUARY 22-Natioual Transit
certificates opened at G9ic highest sac,
lowest &c, closed at GS;c. Sales l,0OH,-
go barrels, clearances 100000 barrels,
runs 5O4l%. shipments Gj,%0I barrels
charters l0,%l7 barrels. Oil City Oil EN
change stock 70 bids; $50 asked
TitusViile.
TlIysyIIE, PA~ January G2--Na,ioual
Tgn,it certificates opened at 69ic: highest
G.'r. lowest - c. closed ~ "N.c; ship
mtn,s for entire oil regions 6j.&jl barrels;
rms Tor entire oil regions 1881 barrels;
charters, lo%i7 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23

"a g.. 500 Reward .os .VcntuS otes,!iaS
9tj n ~,s-R,rJ or prorru Ing pies ut6lNG.c
tuE..i s.., 20 cure. S2ge genuine unless
5--a- ~ tellsodeSkS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
GoIEG NORTH.

l.s.rurcr train daily including sunday. Accom-.
notation trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN g. TONiiS-DS,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling, " ".
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. R.
TOTEEHSED TiME TABLE ~ riSSEN"LE
I Trnu, corrected November 10, ia'i-tcu'Ia
II .riAri Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
RAIL DAD 8.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO.
an AND AFTER DECEMBER 81, 1854, PAS
~ sepger Trains will run - follovs-Wheenng

sDaily except Sunday.
No. g, No.N aud No. S. stop at az statiot...
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
Mrs. Andrew Jackson.

Mrs. Andrew jackson was old before
Andrew was talked of for president,
and she died before he got to the white
house. She was a very pretty brunette
when she was married to her first hus-
band, and old Hickory loved her as de-
votedly as Paul did Virginia. She grew
coarse and stout as she grew older, and
her portrait, which Mr.. jackson used
to wear in a medallion tied to a string
about his neck, represents her as a
large, t~ine-looking woman with a big
head, big eyes, and a rich growth Of
dark hair. She wore a cap in her latter
years, and this portrait shows three
little folds of fairness, the first of which
gives her double chin. A gentleman
who lived near the Jacksons as q little
boy, about fifty years ago, says that
Mrs. jackson wa rather illiterate, and
that her pronunciation was tinged with
the dialecticisms of the frontier. One
night she and the general slept at the
house of this mans father. On the
following morning Mrs. jackson was
asked how she had rested. She re-
piled: 'Reether bad, my dear; the
gineral kicked the kiver off last night"
She smoked a pipe, and was neither
graceful nor elegant. The ladies of
Nashville had prepared an elegant CO.'S
tune for her to wear at the white
house, but she died, and I think it was
used as her shroud.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-04
A Royal Game.

Tennis has been a royal game; so
so very royal that Edward III. GS65)
decided that no one but kings and
their associates should be allowed to
play it all, and his example was fol-
lowed by Henry w., Henry VIII, and
other reigning soveroigns of England
and France. 1t kept gaining in popu-
larity, however, and some sort of out
door tennis was played with inflated
balls very early in the history of the
game.
Every little while the royal COM
mands would be forgotten. or some
convenient war would break out, and,
after it was over, tennis would ''bob
up serenely," as a very popular amuse-
ment. Henry VIII. had the tennis
fever in violent form, and the most
famous royal set aver played was that
in which Henry VIII. of England and
the Emperor Charles v. were matched
against the Prince of Orange and the
Marquis of Brandenburg, while the
Earl of Deyonshire stopped" (that is.
picked up balls and Kept COUNTY for
one side and Lord Edmund Howard
did a like service for the other side.
At last, the kings gave up the vain
attempt to keep SO capital a game to
themselves, and graciously vouch-
safed it to their loyal subjects, simply
because they could no longer prevent
their playing. Of course, there still re-
manned the difficulties arising from the
great costliness Of regular courts, but
these could not interfere with out-of-
door tennis. This was, however, q
very %unscientiic sport, and was, Of
course, despised by the gentry who
could afford to play the court game.
In fact, it was not until a very few
years ago that the play-loving English
public awoke to the fact that some one
had reduced out-of-door tennis to a
science; that something very like court
tennis could be played or the lawn.
under the blue sky; and that '.pent-
house roofs and galleries, ratings,
tambours, chases, and the rest were
relics of the dark Charles l..
Norton, in 81. Nicholas for June.