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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-05

Wyoming is getting to be an ominous name
for massaeres. The recent murders OF Chinese
recalls the earlier Wyoming. when hundreds Of
innocent settlers were mastered by the In
dams
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There ought TO be no objection in any quarter
To testing the constitutionalty of the civil SER
vice law. As some doubt exists on the point. let
the question be judicially decided at once The
friends OF the law do not shrink from the test,
but rather welcome it, as they are convinced
that the result OF the trial will be to establish
the law beyond controversy. The case should
be pushed to an issue without delay.
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FEW QUOTATIONS.
One remnant NAINsooK EMBROIDERY, IL.
ydA long 16 in. wide formerly 81 IS . I'd, special
sale price for the remnant Sl.75
Another remnant, 2l4 yds long, 16 in. wide, for
merly 81 .6s yd; special sale price for entire rem
nant, 81 25.
One remnant SWISS EMBROIDERY, 2As yds.
long in wide former price $l75 I'D: special sale
price ofremnant $l.6i
Another remnant liz yds long IL in. wide, sold for
CSC. yd.: special sale price for the H. yds SOC
One remnant FRENCH EMBROIDERY, SO yds.
long, 13 in wide formerly sold for 81 IS yd special
sale price for entire remnant, $3.50
few remnants in COMBINATION COLORs all
over Robe Patterns and Flouncing to match One
Robe. Rose Pattern in pink and white marked "a 90;
special sale price. $3.25.
One Robe, Daisy Pattern in blue and white former
price. 1928 special sale price. S2.1O.
One Robe, Acorn Pattern blue and white, regular
price, $29S; special sale price, $2.1O.
One hundred and twenty yards red and white CAM
BRIO EMBROIDERY, 3 in. wide reduced from 25c
to l1c Z in wide reduced from Soc to 35c
Full Skirts and All-overPatterrs in red and white
blue and white and blue and red half price
Three hundred and ten yards SWISS EMBROI-
Derry, to 5 in. WIDE Four hundred and twenty We
yards CAMBRIA EMBROIDERIES 2 10 in wide
Regular prices-.........1Oc, 13c., 19c., Csc, 2ec
Speciai prices..." &c., 1Oc. 15c., 19c.. Csc.
FRENCH NAINSOOK EMBROIDERIES in Robe
and y Patterns. ranging in length from to Al yds
sssaa' pPess5S s sSS s s s sfs
AS-Above goods exhibited on special counters near
to doorway of No. lilo Penna ave,
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e. / + { t.. + = : + Is: IS:
ERR h 90 W "A +
RRR o o W "A L
< ( 200 7 "a I1,n 80
W111 REMAIN In FAvon

W111 REMAIN In Favor.
Authority in the premises says:
'Tailormade Suits are to remain in favor the com.
ing season."
Having received advanced invoice of Our Fall
and Winter Dress Goods have decided to place
them In stock at once and invite your examination
From this time forward will receive daily ar
rivals in all the New and Popular Colored Dress
Fabrics and Is safe to that stock Of these
goods the coming will be the most comprehen-
sve, varied the most stylish and desirable ever of.
Tered by us during any previous season.
NEWEST OF THE NEW
FALL DRESS FABRICa
42inch Atwood Scotch Cheviots, In elegant combL
nations of broad and narrow stripes disgonals and
plains in dark, rich effects These of q rough
and ready Scotch mixture in an almost indescrib-
able array Of new colorings and conceits
42inch All-Wool "Knickerbocker" suitines, in rich
handsome mixtures in effects having q. high a.
three and four colorings ntermngled by . "shotted"
process. producing sort of pepper and salt effect
with one color predominating to make the shade.
fabric of genuine merit the warp being of plain thick
thread. well twisted, and the filing Is "shotted
thread Of choice colorings, giving the face OF the
fabric decided Illuminated effect.
All of the above Fabrics confined exclusively to
US for this city, and not to be found elsewhere Their
antiquated Rough and Ready" appearance, (Which Is
the style gives them precedence over all new Fall
and Winter Dress Fabrics for Ladies' Fine Tailor
Made Suits.
3S-INCH ILLUMINATED ALL-wOOL PIN
HEAD CHECK SUITINGS, beautiful mixtures Of
Brown and White, Plum and Gold Bronze and Gold,
Brown and Garnet. Navy Blue and Gold and other
handsome combinations.
ONLY 6Oc PER YARD.
36-INCH FINE ALLWOOL TRICoTs in all the
new and fashionable Fall and Winter shades-Hsv.
ana Brown, London Smoke. Gray Mkt, Seal. Light
Drab, CARDINAL Navy Blue, Wine, Garnet, Bottle
Green Stone, Slate, Myrtle Green. Light Browns aud
Dark Drahs The fsvorits fabric for early Eau wear,
ONLY Soc. PER YARD.
25-INCH FINE ALLwoOL. CHECK, PLAID
AND STRIPED FLANNELS. Exquisite combina
uons Of dark rich cOlorings and effects,
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
25-inch Fine Atwood "JeRsey striper Flannels
These goods particularly desirable and adapted for
Ladies' dresses skirts wrappers saques and jackets
also, childrens SUITS sacQues and cloaks
Only CSC per yard
54inch All.wool Ladies' Cloth, which has hereto
fore always sold At 81 per yard, for Toe
Think Of full dress pattern e yards) Of excellent
Atwood Cloth, for $3.50.
Why dollar Ladies' Cloth for Toe. you might ask.
Because we propose 70 make Q 'drive" Of this same
Cloth and supply the demand. The colofs (abOut 10
or I'D are correct the and wool 10 correct the
fashion, yet We offer this same Dollar Ladies' Cloth
Tor 75c. per yard.
NAIL ORDER NoTICE-out OF town customers
VIII De mailed samples Of the shove upon application.
WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HousE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
vi PennA ava (ss4l ol9 strssk
WI sHrsa To Dncosrsuz
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As New York politics get livelier John Kelly
gets better, and IL is now said that he will once
more direct the fortunes OF Tammany. The
tribe needs chief greatly. 1t has lately had
Its political reservations so badly cut into that
II is doubtful If the braves can keep from starry
ing unless help comes from some quarter
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STYLES.

FAIL STYLES
MRS NJ. ]. HUNT,
1909 STREET NORTHWEST.
Will exhibit during the week
EARLY STYLES
SEQ FALL MILLINERY
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


INoR sALE-FRAME House, ON EASY TERMS.
St. near l4th st. NV: viii be sold The higheS
Snsr Tg 1 II s Sen one month Apply TO J. lar
y brick houses for $4,000 rent for SIS month
each and new fine little Groom bricks with all
annuin: well located. J. h Winner, l424 :. Y. av.
= dwelling. corner 18th and . SITS NV; house rents
'Vs s;S per I mSn1s eho,ee leSsiion
EoR SALE OR RENT-Iel4 1924 10TH ST:
u furnished or unflrnished, $500 or si5oo: IL
rooms; pew Also. 2lo7 Pennsylvania ave- ssss
or isIe ST n% price, s'ooo' Apply on prem 50
Eog sALE-s2,OoO. HOUSE NEAR 2Isr ST.
for 800 ToHs nea aa and one ON ON S =,
Agricu,ural department and 2eth and fennsy iyanis
ave Also great number Of larger and smaller
se5 80 EA MCINTYRE. slsFr
FOR sALE.A BARGAIN FOR $1,000; HAND-
best streets northwest convenient cars aud
BE&MASS, ' 1913 iFss II SrEiGER s, LIE
LNoR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE NEW BRICK
y house, on 9th street between r aud q NV: price
,m |, purchaser Apply 10 LOUIS z. SHOE
MAN Tx, s2o NV sepI3t
EoR sALE.cHEAP-2O NEW BROOM BRICK
i Houses with water, sewer and gas; a hne park in
'front.' houses renting al slas5 each to good paying
each cash. ','-'~
se4-St' CHI. PARKER. Ala andE sta sw
nor SALE-GREAT BARGAINS-A ll-ROOM
Il including bath, press brick House on IA ST sw
centrally located, $500. A good business stand
northeast corner 4ia st and Virginia sw. a5o0
go Z 3: swa. sI.i5o LEONARD a Brc sYS
1.eai Estate Brokers. Aos Ala 81 sw. ses-3ts
Il To Close Estate
Three desirable brick houses In the central portion
OF the city, viz
45a G ST, n. Y.
5l3 9th ST. NV
623 NV
For price and terms applyto
IHoS. J. FISHER
se4-ZW 1924 + 81. NV.
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COUNTRY BOARD

IIOi FOB THE CoUNTRY-93 FOR N. SFPT
II OF ana Nov ere the 6nest Of ali the yesr viti;
uA Weoro e9tonsnAng every ona b. our low rstSs
bat Ne ore determined 70 advertise cur aufSmn ,ss1
winter clinnate he dnest In the world for lun1 And
nervous xou61eA P1eaanre and health seekers donst
hi 70 send 0e cur circular explaining our e1est ~
d0eacn q tefee md hQw much are now civin~ ~
pays sp.inS wstef. &c. e Remember that taonSh
eake - mOyntssn6, the autumn AIR Is soft
y. LAwrencs and vile. nov here. As1A
L \. 6HATTUCK n d..
Pfopsaetor Of the Hess Cure
NOUNrAfN VIEW, BOUND HILL. I6STDo1
W county, Va HSesdss wanted tpe t6e 0oosh 81
6epeembee. h w. PRESTON seI-9fc
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Tor SALE-A CORNER LOT IN NV, WELL
- suited for business property several small
houses Good Lot near Pension Office and a number
in other choice locations
se5-3t l.. A. MCINTYRE, 91S Est
nor SALE-VERY PRETTY LITTLE LOT ON
10th street extended; prettiest part Mt. Pleasant
81 900 for nearly 10000 feet; deduction for cash
j. b. WIMER, 1924 NY. ave. s4-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ENOR RENT-oFFICE ROOMS IN FIREMEN's
- Insurance Company s Building; elevator and steam
, 1885-04-08
PubIicati u
II. HANS HE'LL,
E'lr,+ouJ

GyG9HE End member, JAMESON,
Sd ana 4th member RAPHAEL,
Of the Colonial Council for the
Country District Of the Jurisdic-'
ton Of Christiansted in turn va
eating thoir seats, an election Of
tw" members, according to older
from the Government, will take
place at the Court House in Chris
tiansted on SATURDAY the 18th
April next,
The polling will commence at
~ O'Clock noon, and, in accordance
with ) 30 Of the Colonial Law,
close at 3 o'clock pm.
The Elective Board for the Country Dis
trict of the Jurisdiction of Christiansted,
st. Croix, 9th March 1885.
Fl. HANSCHELL,
Chairman.
, 1885-04-08

steds Dyes og Forstaders Valgkreds
efter Tour udtrader af Raadet, vii
if0lge Gouvernementets Bestem-
melse Valg af ct Medlem finde
Sted paa Christiansteds Thingsted
FREDAGEN den Tide April d.A.
ValghandIingen begynder midday
III. II slct og vii, i Henhold Ill Co
loniallovens ) 80, blive sluttet III.
slet.
ValgbestyrelSen for Christiansteds Byes
Valgkreds, st. Croix den eide Marts 1885.
II. HANSCHELL,
FOrmdRd.
, 1885-04-08
Publication.

@S99HE 1st Member, WILLARD,
% of the Colonial Council for the
town Of Christiansted and suburbs
in turn vacating his seat, an cleo
ton of a member, according to
order from the Government, will
take place on FRIDAY the 18th
April next.
The polling will commence at
~ O'Clock noon, and, in accordance
with 5 80 Of the Colonial Law,
close at 3 o'clock p. IN.
Tie Elective Board for the Town Of
Cnristiansted, st, Oroix 9th March 1885.
II. HANSCHELL,
Chairman.
, 1885-04-08

TINT General Gruham's advanced
force found Tamai evacuated.
Washington ndvices announce that
mail steamers will convey II drtach-
ment of American marines 10 the
Isthmus, 10 %recapture the raIlroad III
Aspinwnll.
Dispatches have been received in
Paris stating that the French have
captured a position at P~h'ngoo Island
commanding the Formosa channel.
The statement that China had ac.
eep,ed the proposal submitted by M.
Ferry for the settlement of their diff
ficulties, was denied, but has been re-
asserted.
Colon, April 3rd.-Matfers here
are in a very critical position. 1t is
rumoured that General Payon, in
command of President Nuncz's forces,
is victorious in the State of Cauca.
He has recaptmed Buena'enrura
with 5000 men, and is sending 1000to
upset Aizpuru by first Pacific steamer
for Panama.
1t is feared that a repetition of the
horrors enacted in this City, will
take place in Panama.
Advices from Culebra, about 10
miles from Panama, state that the
partisans of Preston have burnt the
settlement, committing all kinds Of
excuses. Railroad nuthoritieS here
behaving most literally toward I'll
classes of the community, No trains
running, and telegraph to Panama
cut very frequently.
Key West, 3rd-American Man OF
War "AIliance" left here for Colon on
Tuesday, "Tennes>ee" and >watara"
left New Orleans today for Colon
direct.
New York, April 4th-Further ad
vices from Washington announce that
the steamer "City of Para" has been
chartered to carry 800 marines to
Aspinwall, and the "Anapulco" will
take 500 more.
Five war vessels have been also or
dered to proceed to that place, and
Admiral Jewett has received %instruc-
tons TO keep open the transit between
Colon and Panama.
Paris news states that NJ. de- Frey
cinet has failed in his attempt to form
a new Cabinet, as did also NJ. Henry
Knessen NJ. Constans has therefore
undertaken the task.
A London despatch reports that the
merchants of Birmingham have pro
tested against the remissness of the
Government in allowing France to
declare lead a contraband article,
thereby causing the immense Chinese
ammunition trade 10 be transferred
to the United States.
New York, April 4th.
Flour per bril-, st. Lawrence brand, 4.7O
Meal, best Brandywine, per bril-, 81
Fl M. Pork, per Dbl, 153 to 0.
New Seasons Pork per brl. 1929 to $l3!.
c,a Crystals per. ID So.
Nus" Fair to good refining 45 to z.
English Islands Molasses, 1Sc to 90.
Exchange, New Yorh and London $4.S48
London, April 4th.
Demerara Crystals per cwtG016s
, 1885-04-08
acknowledgements

$rA A 2let Medlem, JAMESON,
49, OK Ado Medlem RAPHAEL.
af CoIoniaIraadet for Christiansted's
Jurisdictions Landdi>tricts Nalg-
kreds efter Tour udtrude af Haadet,
vii if5lgc Gouvernemontets Restem-
mrlso Valg af to Medlemmer fnde
Stod paa Thingstedet i Christian
steQ LORDAGEN den ISdo April
d. \.
EalehandIingen begynder Mid
dag III , slet og VII, i Henhold
til ColonialIovens ) 80, bIive slut
tet Kl. 3 slet.
Valgb.ptyle!sen for C~hristiansteds Ju-
rislictious Landdistricts Yalgkreds, st.
CroiX den 27de iiarts 1880.
II. HANS HE'LL,
F0rmaAd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

The Es.t,rlr /, IN r,cyip. OF a copy OF
the History Of Tucker County, ". Va, by
Mr.. Ur M,,wgrL. l, is an octave volume
from the press Of the journal Printing
House, Of Haywood. Its neatly bound in
cloth and contains 81 pages The author
has dedicated /. to the we'll known Wheeling
gentleman. Wur-R e. B@o.SvyrgR, himself
"a local historian Of no small pcetensions.
The book IS made up largely OF the biOgra
Yhjcs OF the early settlers Of Fucker county
and contains tgeu,ycigh, very good photo
types. Captain jaws H'E~pNs was the
fist white man that So tuN' in Tucker
county which. prior 10 ,1o- ~ 1858 was M
known to civilized man lie waS captured
bv q party OF luljaUs who took him 20 Ohio
whence he escaped back tr West N'r,iuia
His wandering along the Lc.gsivr
Cheat river are iuteres uuEly told. The
celebrated border character SIHoN h.NroN
was among the first to visit fucker. with
~ he lied IL escape the consequences OF
having. rs he thought killed "a uau in Nlr-
~ir;a The gradual settlement and drysI
'pmeat Of the county Is graz hlcal!y told
through five chapters. Nr MNNwEIL says:
Public education in Tucker county has
never reached as high a s'anda,d AS should
ie The wild and Uutecei0Paj state OF the
country has been o powerful drawback; ont
lie time s nov coming VIXEN his difficulty
viii be overcome The people are thor
rgghIv in sympathy with the common school
,ysfern. and /, mus. enter upon a be',e- ca
~1er than its post has been. The lumber
interests OF the county are discussed At
length. White pine. 1t Is estimated repre-
SCENTS the greater portion Of Fucker wealth
of timber Cheat river Is the sole outlet for
this timber.
An important industry Of the coun-
~ is rafting planGS or saved
lumber, by building them into plat
forms usua i,v sixteen feet square and Twelve
inches thick and lashing he platforms end
to end until the raft Is from sixty to one
hundred and twenty eight feet long When
these are laden till the platforms are entire.
" Sunken they contain about Seyenty-hEe
thousand feet The most extensive lumber
raiter of Tucker county is Mr. c. K. M
COsBER who has thus taken to market mil
lions Of feet Another industry that has
sprung IN in the past few years and one that
briprs in a considerable revenue is the
sbipgle mills MR. MAXWELL thinks the
real and permanent wealth OF the county
is not in is timber but in It's farms, which
must be cultivated il the people wish to
rrosper The author also opines that
The West Virginia Central and Pitts
burg railway has been and promises still
,o he rrrnament improvement 70 the
county. The coal fields which must be
5,vc,ored BY this company embrace an .
ana larger than the aggregate 0! all other ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03


The Gentlemen who have associated their
names Nth the perennial case Of Peter
Marie against Cornelius H. Garrison sat
Yesterday before Referee Dwigh, in perfect
Silence long after the hour Of commence,
meut bad arrived They were waiting for
Lord Roscoe as Mr.. Choate said, who
Lad Just returned from Washington. Mr..
Conkling, one of the gentlemen rem arked,
would be there shortly. He vas taking
bath. So no one was surprised when Mr..
CCnbliug did enter to see him looking much
Is Venus must have appeared when she is
sued from her sea foam. Mr.. Choa,e re-
garied him with alec,ionate criticism.
Good morning Mr. Choate.
Good morning. Mr. Conkling.
You are guileleSs, | suppose, and well
t,hayed as usual Mr. Conkling bent his
figure as be asked the question, aud peered
into Mr. Choate's upturned face.
Yes" said Mr.. Choate II was sorry to
" sou had met with All accident. You
late
"IOa sorry" re:orieI tue lawyer. "Iou
would have liked to hear it. am sure, par
,.culasly as did not meet With an acci,
dent. il only shows how perveyse hose
New England Yankees are he added. dis.
"aE:UI.E; l-: :j =, ron C, '. |-C'' ~ so1,o
~, $50 ~ ave- ',,,Ia,IboT
- VS. ;.,, .Ga ,,i,;n,;,o ,,aI,
- ~ -, , IL, -, ,' os.r H.cr cross.
80, N VI. TrIer 90, -,
.'. .r;s5 NJ T,T.,,lrsys -, With - ,sy
.,.r.r,;,.,, ,...er.;o,..,
81 .-,,,,., ,.,., .. .,,,r;aI
W. q.,I.r '..''
,na r .(,, ,.,c. ., 20 NJ Cb,,,a." ..r.,j
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luminous coal fields east of the Ale
ghany mountains embracing au area Of
l7O,OCO acres.
Several chapters are devoted to various
interesting local statistics and 10 entertain
ing accounts o. the travels Of Tucker citi-
zens abroad. The war as it affected Tucker
county is touched upon at the close Of the
book. TIE appendix besides giving the full
political statistics of the county from its
inst election when torty-six votes were
poIlcd also contains biographical sketch
of the author by IUNEY CLAY HYDEa promi-
neut lawyer OF the KingwOod bar, showing
Mr.. MAXWELL to be peculiarly fitted for the
of such work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
LENSLY INSTITUTE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Studies will be resumed
Monday, Jan. ;, 1SS5,

Monday, Jan. ;, 1885,
when new classes will he formed for the benefit
Of any students who may desire to enter.
Thorough instruction is given in Latin, Greek,
German, French, Mathematics and the English
brsnches and every facility for securing thorough
education is afforded
Boys and Young men with detective preparation
receive the personal attention necessary TO their si
vanccment, and the highest pupils are constantly
aided and encouraged in their work.
Students are prepared 'or Harvard Yale, Prince
ton, and other colleges and schools Of science, and
complete drill in the branches required Tor exam-
nation is Siye7.
The Commercial Department furnishes careful
training In Bookkeeping Penmanship, Commercial
Arithmetic and kindred branches, and students may
pursue these studies in connection with he regular
school work Termsl:w. Catalogues furnished on
spplicatiou. de?7
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DIED.

EEAFT-At bis late residence four miles east OF
Wheeling, ON the National To.d, CoSEAu KRAFT,
aged 3" year.
Funeral SUNDAY January l. a, 2P Ia. Interment
81 Gr,eu0 ODD Cemetery. Friends OF the family are
invited Co attend.
De NIILE-Ou Friday morning, January =, lSST.
"a. O. A. NJ. 80 the residence ol nj, aunt Mis-, Kate
,.r,yr y. e. Dr NIIF, IA the DIST ycIr OF his aSn.
Funeral will take pla-s from the residence OF Miss
Kate Carver this Saturday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Friends arc invited to attend. Intrrmcnt al Can
ton, Ohio
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

IN The cot NTT COURT OF ONO COUNTY,
/ State Of West Virginia, in the ma ter OF the
brown, deceased.
The 90 Get ci the petition q ed In this matter on
the "a DAY Of January. A. ID. 1857 IS to have admit
',l % probate paper writing purpOrtng TO be the
.,i viii aud testament Of Elijah Brown, deceased,
leuiug date on the 9th day OF May, A. y. 1853,
and il Appearing from an affidavit Gled with mel
uy office hat William Il. Brown, Hannah Jane
Niiligau, John MiI!igar, her husband, Elizabeth II.
! u kins r. Hopkins, her husband, Nancy r.
Nc''oy ud S.aS Mccoy, her husband, are non
r,NitcUts Oi this state OJnd therein, ii is or
crCd that they 10 appear at my office in the city OF
v tceliug, in the county and State Aforesaid, on
the I'll day OF February, 4. p. lSS5 al 10 O'Clock
m AMI 90 what is necessary to protect their inter-
est in tie sud matter. GEORGE HOOK, Clerk
F.loSES, Attorney jai)awt
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One Fond Farewell.

NTF lU"E ,IIHrNlI
farewell. farewell, You dear old year -
can't restrain sir.ish tear.
u, hcartlr,S in YOU thus to 20,
Who found me lone ami lett me ~,
In a,l my by and foolish Tear.
1husr Whistles, bells and shouts Of cheer
Ar disrOrt 10 nay We. pink rIr,
And 'yem 90 mock nay waIl!gl Woe
Farewell, ,aruH,l,
Bat then hop" nerGn lie. you dear
In four wear, yuu'li I-Iin tn here,
Then / shall catch hyrl>ome beau
And marry h!m-l shall. know
.Eil J..H, dear 10y, 50 ..,r tho near,
lar.,Sy'l. farru.HI'
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The bay and the Dm.Ie.

Us richest gems are olttimes found in
cheapest settings, even so on New Year
DAY was the elegant satin-liued claw-ham-
rrcr saudwiched between the seven.dol-
lars a-weck dude and the twenty-five cent
r.uary cab.
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.lIMnAr. JANtAHl 3. -.
C!II LENoCEATiC TICNET.

"Tl1E daily REGISTER will bel
sent 81 any address during the
session 81 the Legislature for one
dollar. Invariably in advance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

The iron he-l e Puritarisu is upon tie
South. A man was fined SO sor cracking
peanuts with his teeth In Texas coUcc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
Wings at "a Dollar n Dozen.

mn F'Iha.
It is better TO make one good New Years
r.-o,ution and keep it than to form a dozen
aud break them all. Angels are scarce
/ re below.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

7 ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN, KE-
! 1 ytals rast, present and future Gives advice
On mercy, business and family affairs. Hours from
togD M No 20 Eighth street. no5bd6s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
SOME IEGAL PLEASANTLY

EuIiNcnins the Dreary Marie Garrison
Ca>s-LRwyers INDUCING in PeTSuuali-
ties with Zach Other and in SupPositious
with Witnesses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
NEW DRUG STORE.

NFESsRs KURTz EROS. HAVING OPENED
M up New Drug Store, respectfully solicit the
patronage OF their friends and the public In general
Mr. A. C. Rurtz who has had many years expert
ence In the drug business will devote his entire at
,ention 10 the trade. Prescriptions specially day
KURTE BROS..
,ysh No. ISIS ChaPllne Street, East Side
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03

Z HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED NY son,
l Charlie, !! Graves, 4 rIr;lDr ] EEL thank "a, to
friend, ~ the pup !: Etu, rally Tor their Kind
p'trOnag" Hrc hOJe to merit . continuance o the
sauc for the new firm.
JOSEPH GRAVES & SON.
JASUArY :, ls25.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-03
Stockholders Meeting.

UyiT lima lrrr q MANN lHSyHNScE Col
No. 1879 N.rS't Street.
Wheeling, ". Va.
ry,TE ANNUAL MFETjNG OF TIE STeCK-
I..1,ls Of THE COMPANY. for the election Of hi.
..tur, will be h,il al their CliCC IN Monday, Jan.
,.Irv 49, l>ej between the hours "i and =. IN.
fal Ii. ". SCHNITI, secretary.