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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

WHAT A PROMINENT DEMOCRAT
THINKS OF TIE PRESIDENTS Poll
ICY.
At a banquet given 10 Hon. GEO. 81.
PESDLkToS, the new Minister to Germany
in New York last week, these words tell
from the lips Of Mr.. GEORGE TICESoR Cur
tbs, the veteran Democrat, constitutional
lawyer, and biogrspsr of Buchanan: Pres
ident CLEVELAND has been in Office less
than two months" he said, yet in that
short space of time there has come about in
the whole country a state of feeling which
is certainly unprecedented, and | should
say phenomenal II were to undertake to
describe this state Of feeling ] should say
speaking Of that great mass OF peo-
pie whom we usually call the silent vot-
ers, but always vote one way or the other
that it iss quiet, deep, uudemoustrative
satisfaction that at last we have national
administration which is, and is to be con-
Quoted upon proper principles OF action.
The people Of the country OF both parties
see that although he is Democrat from
conviction, he is man OF great indepen-
dence of character and of some other
remarkable qualities. They see that
in entire good faith he is
endeavoring to carry out those reforms in
the Civil Service which the law has in some
degree imposed upon him as an official
duty; that he is slow to make removals
merely for the sake of creating vacancies to
be filed bF partisan Democrats, and that he
is honestly trying to encounter and to solve
the new and difficult problem which circum-
stances have imposed upon him"
NJ. Curtis pointed out that in the twenty
four years of Republican administration
many great abuses have grown up; corrup-
ton has eaten like gsngrene into the admin
istrstion of public affairs; many public 9TH
GERS have become public rogues. There Is
necessarily q great cleansing process to be
undertaken and to be carried through. This
Is not merely my conviction; it is the con-
viction now of thousands Of men who
have always hitherto voted to
keep the Republican party in power,
but from whose eyes scales have fallen 80
that they see, although they lament, the
necessity for great publication. They
see that there is snothar reform needful as
we'll as civil service reform; but the latter
must not be allowed to obstruct the former,
but that the two must be reconciled and
made to work out together the welfare Of
the country and the honor and glory of the
new administration. Here then, as
view it, is precisely the task that is
imposed upon President Cleveland. This is
his problem Let the people of the United
States measure carefully and deliberately
what they require of him. Let them 5e
specially cautious that while they require
! him to do all he can in eliminating from
our politics the miscellaneous operation Of
the spoils system, they do not hamper him
in that other great work Of publication
without which evil service reform will be OF
very little value.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

G.P. PUTxAN's Sous have just published
valuable and attractive work entitled,
"Afghsnistsn and the Anglo-Russian Dis.
pute." 1t is replete with information on
this important subject, and accompanied
with numerous maps and illustrations which
aid the reader greatly in acquiring 9. proper
knowledge of the matter under considera-
ton. The book-wright is I. P. RO-
DEyBoUGH, Bvt. Brigadier General L. S. A,
a name which insures the labor to be well exc
cu.ed. The opening page, in referring to
the attitude Of England and Russia, contains
this very paradoxical statement: "In re-
Egious sense it embOdies a crusade against
Oriental fanaticism; and it is a curious feat
ure of the Anglo-Russian dispute that upon
aquestion oftemporsl gain, the greatest Chris
tan nation finds itself allied with the follow
ers of Buddha and Mahomet against Rus
za under the banner Of the Cross
Price, by mail fifty cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
NIr. Combs Appetite,

Ian very fond Of baked potatoes" said
Mr. Jay Gould the other day; they are
about the simplest thing one can eat, and /
find that the simpler my food is the better
for my head. At home do not care Tor
what you call fancy dishes Plain meats
and vegetables, good bread and butter,
good milk, sometimes porridge or grits for
breakfast satisfy me. As you may suppose,
l find my time filed up pretty well with bus
mess, and | certainly find that can get
along better when my food is the plainest Of
the plain, have never lost my fondness
for the country TODD used to be sccustom'
ed to in nv boyhood."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

SIX million five hundred thousand dollars
is the estimated losses BY FIRE throughout
the country for April A sum that in one
year would equal the value of the entire
improvements in this city twelve fold. Such
a wholesale wipiDg out of wealth from the
face of the earth would seriously effect the
prosperity of any people except our own,
and they cannot always endure such waste
Of substance without feeling it. Indeed
the time is but a short way of When this
Kastage Eust be stopped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
Domestic Felicity.
A. - @

Mrs. McNamsnA-"Yes. Mrs Cumuiskey,
I've been married nov goin' on twenty-three
year, and Mac and have niyer had Sc
rious quarrel" Mrs. C.-"Well, thin, its 3
happy woman you ought to be, for msnys
the row Peter and | have had, God be good
to US al" Mrs McN.-"0h, for that mat
ter, we've had hard words time and again,
and maybe now and thin blow, but what
mean is niver had to call in the police.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

The fact that the Winefred Coal Com
pany Of Charleston has captured the con-
tract from William 81. BRowN L Co. to sup
ply the Cincinnati water works with coal
for the ensuing year is a good sign in Itself
that the permanent seat has not only enter
prise but the wherewithal to make Der en-
terprise of value. The contract calls for
10000 tons. The Pittsburg people bid
81 81 per ton, the Charleston folks S2.33.
This break will cause Others to follow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
Snow Play sly Com.

The Brooklyn Eagle remarks: She had
q voice hike siren, aud when she sang
enid play sure, sand pal aceS, though beam Rome,
Be il aysTse oh wUm bull there, snow play sly con-.
n, arm from thesS eyeseam stew wallOw sheer;
Witch seek through the wirl diSneerm ct tWithei
swear
there wasn't dry eye in the tabernacle, but
if the programme hadn't said in clear, uu-
mistakable print that she was going to sing
Sweet Home" g man might have thought
his teeth loose without ever guessing it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

IT is claimed that Lord ALFRED TESSY-
SON is rot such bad fellow after all. Be-
feviDg that the family of the lsmented
GoSDox are enduring enough sorrow a.
ready, be declares that he will write no
ode to the dead hero. This is far more
generous than any contribution which he
eopId make the GoRDoS memorial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
Commissioners Sale.

TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF wHEELIN
J. Wes; Virginia.
Patrick J. GiIligan, administrator del
bonis non Of VIM. Gtlligln, Deceased IN chsnc.rv
Thomas Emmett, Gilligan and Others |
The undersigned special commissioner herebg /
gives notice that pursuant 10 tho authority vestei
him BY deere made by said court on the 2Sd day
Of June, 1884, he will, on
SATURDAY, MAY 10, \. ID. 1898,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M sell at public auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder al the front door OF the
Court House Of said county In the city Of Whcelina>
West Virginia, the real estate OF which said Wiiliaa
Fart q lot number thirty mine Cst In the sidi,ioa
10 the city OF wheeling laid out by William Chap.
line and John Eon. and bounded and described g
io,lows BEGINNING at the northeast corner OF said
lot, same being the southwest corner Of Main and
Twenty third streets; thence running vestvandly
with Twenty third strcct sixty ops tct ihsnce run.
twenty. one feet; ihcncc c.twardly and pnrlis sith
Twenty third street sixty one feet N Main street.
and thence running with Main street 10 the piacs
OF beginning Icing the part Of sah lol conveyed 70
by deed dated June 18th, 1873, and nov OF rrcoro
among the public land rcords OF said county.
Upon the portion Of said lot aloosaid there 10 ers
cd THAT new anil valuable brick building for aedG =
occupied Wy said William Gilisan as a saloon and
rcsiS s1E.
money, and ms much more thercof as the purehs.srt'
shall elect 10 pay, cash In h,nd on tho day OF Aals
and the residue there payable In two equal insials
menu in one and two years from The day OF
SALE with interest from that day, the pur-
chaser 10 give his notes for tbs ceierred paynonv
with personal security thereon satisfactory 70 tho
undersigncd and the title 10 the property % be
tanned until the payment IN full Of the purcha,s
money. ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioned.
J. c. HERvEY, AuctionseT.
hereby certify tina, above named Special Cons
missioner has given bond and security assuch In The
penalty OF g. 30 as required by Law aud said dccrss
THOMAS NJ. DAkRAH,
Clerk Of aid Court
WHEELING, April Q, 1885. apit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

A STUDENT has been suspended By the
faculty of Adelbert College because he
quoted from BOB INGERsoLL in an Grafton.
1t is supposed to be an attempt to advertise
the college BY getting up the reputation Of
the faculty as the champion idiots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
The Hardest Thing to Do.
Ny Gr1D&ic.

Fl don't know what to d." remarked a
millionaire to his doctor; IL want to go
into the country and live quietly and with
out ostentstion.' Why don't you do it2
Your health demands rest of that sort.
EYES, i know 1t, replied the patient, "but
nv money gives me away. What shall I
dor "In that case, answered the physician,
"why don't you give your money away
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST BEAR
ID ing date the 2Sd day Of February, 1891, msdY
BY Christian seibke add Kate scioke bis vile, 70 ma
M trustee. and recorded IN deet Of trust hook No.
n, page 40. Of the land records Of ohio oouniy.
west Virginia, the Mid trusic, will. on -
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1883,
Fell at public auctop at the front door Of the Court
House Of saId Ohio county, commencing NJ 10 o'clock
a. NJ, the following Described rial estate. TO uh;
Thirty feet Oh OF the north side 81 lot numbsrc1
siIiy-isht t6 In Joseph Cald wells addition 70 the
city OF Wheeling, In Ohio county, 10 the Sls's q
West Virginia raid part Of said 10, Il situate and
fronts thirty 1907 feet the ~est sidc Of Chsplns
street between Twenty sixth md 1wenty-ssscnth
streets and extends back Ia westerly direction OF
even width ATTY -x (S5 feet more OF less, 10 Locust
street In tho Sixth ward o. said city.
ssid property I, the same which Wa conveyed 20
Dc sald Christian Seibbe by Samuel NJ. HsmiItoa
and wife by detd dated the ~ day Of February,
1874 and rfcsrded In the clerks oioe Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In Dsed Book
No. 81, pages 42t and Il5.
TENS or SALE One third Of the purchsw moncr
,hsil 10 paid in cash % day Of sale; one third
Thereof In one year. with iatsfeh and the remain.
der Thereof Ia tso Jcan With Interest irom day Oh
sale, the purchaser giving hh tDins with god -
curty for the deferred payments aud the Legal tile
to the property TO DO retained until the parohsss
money shall have been paid IN full
pp25i b. q. BARR, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
woman.

The inhabitants Of the Farce Islands s;e
reported to utilize the storm petrol for illu-
ninsting purposes. A large amount of oil
exists in the bird, and q wick drawn
through the body gives good light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

THE business world viii be surprised this
morning to read the announcement Of the
failure of so successful publisher as JAS.
r. OsGoOD Of Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

The war news is very pacific this morn
ing, and q rumor prevails peace negota-
tions are going on fayorsbly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

Mrs CzARIyA now comes TO the front as
being very much opposed to war and as
having unbounded influence over the CAR.
The power behind the throne then, is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

NY FINE ooUHTgY REsIDEHCE AT Mt
M De chsn,ai StstIos, 90 Wheeling. Pittsburxh
ard baltimore r1ilresd; there are seTsn rosns goot
cellar ssd posehes; egts1s eafs o,.n, Gasrn aaf
A. viii rent ssparsteiy from che iands Or sthss
ia, n the tenant may prefer.
Also, M lsrge Brick DveLl,ng Ia 1snehssta
ocptsinirg SIX ICONS and ofen, CIV and sprtns
10th At modenie rstI -, yrwvv,,
ppr0 AsAbt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

CANDIDATES for the Municipal Court
Judgeship are almost as scarce IS fans in
Nova Zembla. 1t will be . clean walk over
forthe present efficient incumbent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

The highest cost gold leaf tobacco and
the finest imported paper is exclusively used
in the Richmond Straight Cut Cigarettes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
But. We Never Understood the schsm,
Brlingtsu Free Press.

An exchange says that By stretching a
string near the ceiling Of q room flies will
use it to light upon instead OF the walls,
that can thus be kept al the summer free
from Hy specks. We have noticed this
frequently in the case Of strings Of dried sp-
pies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
And the Result &?

The most approved form of application
for Office is the following, which the Presi-
dent has received;
HEBER, ARK, April Is, 1885.
His Exeslleucy Grover Cleveland, Washington
DC:
DEAR SIR:-I want postoftice. Yours
truly, NJ X. WHITE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
Public Sale Of Real Propeft]
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. -
an SATURDAY. THE THIRTIErH DAT OF
" MAY, 1855, beginning al 10 O'Clock a.. AZ
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohm county
West Virginia, BY virtue Of q deed OF trust ms4e
and executed by VIM. X. Elson and Mary J. Eleon
his WIFE, 10 the undersigned trustee, bearing aate
the I'D day Of November, lss2 aud recorded IN TIT
Office Of the clerk OF the County Court Of Ohh
county, West Virginia, in Deed oil Trust Book Ne
10. Al pages numbered three hundred and one ans
the following Described property, TO Wit; A. ~
certain piece Of Land or ground itua1A
street, in the city Of Wheeling, ohie ZT0A
Virginia, that Is TO say: the parts Of laH
thirty.two Cs?) and thirty i've ts5l In - - !
dition to the city Of Wheeling, at the umeN VIE
date OF aid deed Of trust owned and occupied ~
said VIM. X. Eson and Mary J. klson, tcgeths!
the appurtenanccs thsreunto belonging, telling the
ame property conveyed to the said Wn. x. Esou
aud Mary J. klson w several deeds dstnd EespecS
lively, January 9th, 1869, May 18th, 1875, and nv
yemter I'd, 1872 aud OF record In the offlue& thu
clerk OF the County Court Of ohio county West Viz
ginia, In Deed Books No IS, page ", No. g. PAGE
ST7, ard No CO. page S5T respectively. Y
TERMS OF sALE-One-third OF the pufchahT
oney and 40 much more as the purchaser maj
elect, cash in band; the residue therof with intet
est, in two equal instruments, payable In one and
purchaser TO give his notes. with good security. foi
the deferred payment and the legal title "a be 70
tanned until the purchase none l. paid In full.
Title believed TO h. perfect but selling - trustee
will convey only such Utc a. 10 vested 10 me by
said deed Of trust WIN. N. RICHARDsos, Z
lTrusteA p
VIZ. II. HALLxr, Auctionccr. P:a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

ON sUyDAY5
Leave the city st 8. m. aud run every hour until
9 p. N.
until no o, m, {. HTRSCH, Supt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
WHEELING AND ELM grove r. R

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 1, 1855,
~ trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Bal
read viii run a. follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
FOR r EMIT.

INoa REsT-A BRICK STABLE FOX TBREs
il horses, ii29 ChsPllBe street. Apply ~ ii55
Main street. aPzsh
TSAkM Fua REHI-A fARN or ls3 ACES
II about three mfes from Thadsiphia, % kid5is
wheeling creek: Rest cheap Posesstea e1ysa
ipmsdisisly Enquire Of W.. 8. o1HORn,
iCll Main street. apils41n
T,og EEsI-Two NEW BBIcK DwELLrHgs
6th-roon, water eiostt, q and IN modern ID
proyemeIn. viii he ready for occupancy April L..
Apply 70 BENZ. ExLEY, Martins Ferry. 0hie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05
PETER !WELTY ( CO.,
WHOLESALE LIQUORA
1113 Main Street,
WHEELING, ". VA

v. Nv ~ :s.Iss g &c. |Essss. .
asna 8 C. Osarssss. D: s1Ssscs iAss
e. 90 = ss!s.: 49, @ss.. sssssss s,s.
aI ~ - ma q W. 1ssa6 g tss.
- : K,as., Nsi,sda ss.3.e, a1eliea "a
- - O. 9sods, sbkh ere bftisd bT assfrs !,
~ - - .heScrst brrpb = hqnsx Al b shA6b %
49, fsnliy en- u sfsesass = - SsAa ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

~ ENTLEMKN's BLK AND FELT HATS
T renovated TO present styles ut moderate charges
by VIM, Gralovsky, the Practical Halter, Pitfs.
burgh, Pa Leave your orders with New YORK hal
Bleachery 81 Sixteenth street Wheeling no4exo
VTANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR "QUEEN
w PROTECTOR" daisy stocking and skirt sup
porters shoulder braces bustles bosom forms, dress
shieIds saiety belts sleeve protectors, etc entirely
new devices, unprecedented profits; We have 800
agents making 500 monthly. Address With stamp
T. b. Campbell Co., No. 9 s. May Ct, Chicago.
fe23eod
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

Hats and Bonnsss Made to Order

wv AMY DESIRED sTYLE-NEw YORK Hal
4 Bieachery, No. 81 Sixteenth ST., Wheeling, W.
Va. IadieS and MisseS Straw, CHIP, Felt ana
Beaver Hats etc, altered, bleached, ooo.ed and m
done st usual discount Patronage respectfully 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

As advertised and sold by rs for many years. tbs
carefully and skliully prepared in accordance with
the genuine formula, which has never passed from
our possession, legally or otherwise, and from
Strictly Pure and Wholesome Materials.
1t contains no Alum, Lime, or other injurious in
gradients; and is Acknowledged superior in all re-
spects to any Baking Powder in the market. Our
Powder is put up in and 10 q. boxes and in dime,
i, y and n. cans.
Be on your guard against limitations See thatour
address b on each Box and Label.
Address all orders to
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
He Looked Like 4 Democrat.

One night just after the election crowd
of the boys, with horns on the inside and
outside for Cleveland, met man coming
up Fourth street, covered with mud, his
hat battered in, his clothes torn and as full
OF booze as the air was Of noise.
"Hollo, old man. shouted the crowd.
'Rah for Cleveland"
mo, yer (hic) don't, neisher.'
"Hurrah for Cleveland" they shouted
again.
"Shet up yer noish."
"Ain't you for Cleveland::'
"Betcher life I amt. look like Dem
ocrat, but I'm Blaine mar, am and don't
cher forget it."-MerchaM 1ra7eler.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24

POINDEXTER 4 ORR, - = - aIRl8 x
Dillon, Bcaverhead Co., NJ. I. lIil3
Brand-Cattle, square and com,
sass on right hip, horses same Oh X
eft shoulder. k34s&7
Marks Cattle, two Sits in rig Int
md one IN left ear. Douh;c duap in ,,risket.
Counter brand-.A bar across SO uare and compass
Rangc-Blacktail Deer Creek Valley.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
PRESIDENTS WIVES.
sorrowful Lives of Some of Those O1 re-
cent Years.

The misfortune of women who nave
been the wives of our later Presidents IS
remarkable. Mrs Harrison, Mrs. Taylor
Mrs Lincoln and Mrs. Garfield all became
widows while at the White House, the last
two under the most terrible circumstances.
The first Mrs. Tyler died while her hus'
hand was President, and the second Mrs.
Tvler. who is now living at Georgetown,
DC, was compelled to ask Congress tor
pension in 1879. Ex.President John
Tvler died at Richmond, in January, 1861
and his property was destroyed by the war
Mrs. lanes K Polk, who is yet living at
Nashville at the advanced age Of 81 wears,
had fortune left her, aud has long enjoy
ed the society of a rare circle OF devoted
friends, but the last days of her life have
been much embittered BY the disgraceful
defalcation and subsequent imprisonment
of her nerhew. who was State Treasurer
of Tennessee. Mrs. Tyler was not only a
second wife, but married at the age OF lo'
She is the only Presidential wife who had
the honor Of giving wedding reception
at the White House. There are at least
two people in New York who danced at
that reception-Henry Bergh and his wife
The misiortuncs Of Mrs. Lincoln and
Mrs. Garfield are we'll known to all the
world. Mrs. Lincoln survived her hus'
band dozen years or more, but she never
survived the shock that his death gave her
and the latter days Of her life were clouded
bv disordered mind. Few and far be-
tween were the happy moments that fell te
her lot from the turbulent hour when hel
husband became President.
The story Of Mrs. Andrew Johnson il
almost as pathetic, but not SO we'll known
She was nearly 60 years old when ke
husband became President, and had beer
married over 20 years. She was almost a
little known at Washington during tn
Presidential career of Andrew Johnson a
if she had not lived at all, and the Amer
lean people knew less about her than
the wives Of any Of the Chief Executive
Of the country. She died in 1876, si
months after her husband. Mrs. Grant
by no means happy woman, though sh
has the satisfaction Of knowing that tn
American people will always hold her hus
band in the highest esteem for his grea
military service.--Bosfo~ Herald.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
A Brides ADVICE.

The other day down in the country, after
a marriage ceremony had been performed,
the bridegroom and several friends walked
down to the spring.
us he outen' hearin's" asked the bride.
"Yes," some one replied.
"Wall, thank the Lord it's over said
she; "Ive been tryin' to hem that feller up
tor more than ten years, an hev jest sue.
ceeded. want ter say to YOU wimmen
folks, don't give up. Recolleet what the
Bible says: 'Ef yer don't get what ye ali
arter at fust, keep peggin' away till you
cit thar."--Arkassazv Traveller.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
The Dalon Tribnnf.
RECALLED.
II. ". iOLLEi. .

| sit and hold the tlaHer tress,
| coil it round my finger;
The ecstacv of happiness
About it seems to !in9er;
Foreshortedness are the weary miles
For me-lhe heart sick rover.
This precious lock old Time begu'ies'
And bridges distance over.
AsIwould do were she but here,
With all l:er wealth OF tresses-
So. with both heart and hand sincere
| give this lock caresses.
All, sneer no, at my loving ZEAL
Age doth not love disable
When golden locks like these re'ea'
The head of baby Mabel.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24
The Waning u the Heneynoon.

He-"Look here, can't keep my eyes
closed; you take up three-quarters Of the
bed, and keep kicking me In the back"
She (angrily- -@Indeed. sir; Is that 80?
You are the first one to complain like that
about me-"
He (aghast) t)-aWell, BY Jove! ! hope &" !"
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24

NJ r ARRETT, Horse Prairie, In
B=:,verhe.d County, Montana.
Brand-Cattle, + on left side, Sv
Horse, same on left shoulder N(1N
Mlrk-Cattle, waffle on left jaw. .x~.svZH
Kange-Horse Prairie and Big 63zse
l:oie Basin.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-01-24

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