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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

commencing at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, the following d.
fCtibO property, that Is 10 say; All thai, ran gi
lois numbered niue and ten In Uhapiiup aud EoT,
addition to the city Of WhgcllGg' bounded Ini
more particularly deserted Us follows ~legln1lgr
at q point aud al tho centre vi the biiCk division
wall on the no ,thGrly side Of Twenty, third lint
aud SeYenty.One az feet cHslwetdly from the \,
corner Of va Or and Twenty'thltd streets; Llepo
~nOrthwRrdly and palal'cl with said Water llNyi
l29 feet to the SOutlcrly side oil Il ten foot alleyWy,
ind with tho said side Of the said ~allyyWty eu.
Warlly sixteen and eIghttwCllIhs udsig Id 10
the Townsend linO, and with his Inc sOuihWtlly
and parallel with Water street seyc1iytwO ll
uluC.twellths IA U'l9l feet; thence CastWaTdly and
parallel with Twenly.ihltd Air,G SIX (Gl ~ T.. lLtuu
SOuthWArdly and parallel with Water stree, lOty,
nice aud thTGatwillths 40 3'l2l feet 10 the uO1L,
erly llue Of TwGntY'thlId street., and with itt sane
WeStWATdly twenty-five aud CighttWel tbs (gslg
feet 10 The beginning. lGgeth,r with MI The a.
purlCpRncCs unIo the sud land be'ougigg OF Il
any wise RppcrtslnIug,
Terms Of SALE-Onp.ihlrd Of the prFthEe
money, or 80 much mOIG Us the pGiClScr pJ
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on tho day a sis, sud
the residue thereof In two equal iuStalmCnts, my,
able III one and two years respectively from TIE
day Of sale, the purchaser TO give his notes bearing
interest from this day OF sale, lntGrri payable semi
annually, with good ]peTtOnEl security Tor the De.
iorrrd payments, aud the legal title to Oe EeAInd
as further security.
GEORGE Il. Y. GlLClIIlsT, IHslte.
j. O. HBIvEY, AuCtlOnGcr. ~!
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TO PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.

Sealed proposals. will DO received at tho office OF
the Hoard Of Education, on Fourteenth street, for
all work necessary 70 supply tho several school
buildings with natural gas.
Washington sub. District and RnnCx.
Madison sub.DlstriCt and annex and CO!oEed
Clay sub. District and II on Fourteenth street.
Union Bub.dlSttltt.
Centre suh.DlstrCt.
Webster sub. District.
Richie Eub.DlStrlCt.
Public Library and lbOArl Room,
Proposals may DO made for all the above named
buildings or for any one or more separate. All
work must be done In accordance with tho rules
aud regulations Of the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia, md the Board Of Underwriters,
Proposals addressed to tho Committee on Buildings
aud Grounds, aud must DO LEFT with tho Clerk OF
the Board on or before Tuesday, August II, 1885 at
The Hoard Of Education reserves tho right to re.
ICct any or ali bids.
by order Of the Hoard OF Education.
W. a. WILSON,
Chair. Com, on buildings AID Grounds.
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sATURDAY, IuLY 81, A. ID. laa.

commencing At 10 O'clock 4, ~, sttha from, so,,
OF lha Court House Of Ohio county, tbe foIio vow
described pTOt cry, that Is To say Hart Of ISt y NIL
tered fourteen ~ in plvisjOl &c, N Az aGn'
on the map Of the Luh-llyiltn n the S1oSANe
Caldwell estate and additions ther,irom Ito1T,Pa
city Of Wheeling, In the county Of Ohio, in ;;Ss
State o., West Virginia, beginning at 4 nom, % 6S
the south line o.. Eaid lot Numbered iouriernS IN ~
one hundred and twenty uAl feet from he SonSithHl
west corner Of, GAid lot numbered fourteen IT''
thence east with said south line OF 6iid iot Nv
l6Q) teeti thence north aud parallel with ~ Isgg
line Of said lot one hundred 400 ieet, t6enSi
west and parallel with the south no ni aid II,
El1ty lGQl heti thence Louih aud parallel with N,
wet upe Of said 10. Gus hundted (COJ feet nv
place Of beginning, together with ne bnilJln,sse.
and Improvements thereon uui appuftena"r,
thereunt0 belOnttng sali pRilut l6t numbss1
fourteen IA belpg sixty (Gg feet lrO tkud rlnniSoss
back OF even Width one huldrtd (lOJD iret AMI Z
Oh the southwest corner Of In pi,cg oil rroHr11
heretofore conveyed by CGIOllIr WILSON 10 n ,iIiit.uTSi
SChockey by deed dated December y iSsl. and "
record IN the otice Of the CLERK NJ Inc teIpSSvt
Court Of Ohio county, IN Dlel Book No n fnlIntH
THRNS OF AALE-CAsh IN hard on dny Of ,tie' ""
= y DONESER, Trustee.
NJ ALLIE AuctIOHts' leSi
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II. Il. HALLRR, AlcLIOnecr. vi


i WHEELING PROPERTY,
ly virtue VI y Deed q Irn't made by Austin
Maiey and Julia a, Aalcy, his wife, 10 Ee 4,
trustee, bearing daIG on the 18th day VI May, An
1855 and recorded In the office Of the CICTE of i6s
county Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
Deed Of Trust Book No, ", lALc 1875, | will ,ti Al
public auction NJ the front dOOrCl the Court IlOus
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, GU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

H., z. & q. llnllrOnd.
Leave Dellalre 81 300 a. m. for WoodIlold aud
Leave BBtoilalo at 1850 p. m. TOT wOodSlsld and
Bnmmefleld.
Leave IcilRip at 4isb p. m. for wOodS1eld.
Arrive Rt IcllAliS al u! 10 pm, from buininerleld,
$50 D.. nj. iot 2AneSyillo, Si25 q. in. for Woodsleld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

The above sale Is postponed uutll satpnI,,
August 7, lSS6, VI the same hour and place. h
y H. DONkAER, Iusice
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TRUsTEEs SALE OF NORTH Ey6

INkUSIEEs SALE ut NORTH END
i RINK,
BY virtue Of a Deed Of Tsuit made by the wb,n.
ing Roller Rink Association, n corp ration ma,
the laws Of the State OF Wet Virginia, 10 mc, "
Trustee, dated April 60, lSS6, recorded In ,hc oMs
Of the clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio Conn.,
Nest Virginia. In Deed OF Trust BOOK 40 ~ :,
pSge 2hl, / will hell Ut tho front door VI the I'm,
House VI said county on '
SATURDAY, THE lth DAY OF SEPTEMBER lS4
commencing at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, the lollouir,
property, that Is to say; The lease dated FeLn,'yS
!, 1855, for u term al len yeRrS on all that paIcrIG
ground situated a. the corner north VI Him ,tns'
aud WeSt Of Main str ct IN the city Of NAteiiSSS'
beginning at The p0lut Of IntehpG lon Of "s,i
streets; thence north on the west line OF Main
street Sixly.iOur feet; thence NIbl parallel MIN
Fifth street one hundred and twelve icpl; IhesSss
south with q line parallel with the line OF Mi,
street 10 the line Of Filth lITGpt sGty,igur irgI.
thence cast on Filth street n the beginning. IA,
gether with tho building erected on SAid I,S,rI
gIOuId with AL Improvements, fixtures, IEstr,
furniture and NIL property Ot whatever de,cHpt,Sn
contained In said building, knCwa as the NoIta
Terms Of Sale Cash.
W, J, W, CONpES, Trustee.
u n. HAIIRR. AuctlOnprF -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

p~uNpAY-tAAVO Oiy. alta in, and livery hour
toe y. nj, LeaYe wheeling PaIk a. 8 9. ms aud
every hour v ~ ., IN, "ChufGh ITALIA ialo
mN AIHSVh, HupL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-05

The coming campaign in this State will be the most
interesting and important in the history of the two
parties. The Legislature to be chosen will elect a
United States Senator, and the elements that will enter
into the contest promise to make the campaign a very
heated one.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS will be
no less interesting and certainly no less important.
This campaign is to be pushed with more than usual
vigor on both sides, and the INTELL1GENcERi is so equip
ped with correspondents as to be able to place all in
formation concerning the campaign in a prompt manner
and attractive style before its readers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
RULES FOR RIDING.
Valuable Suggestions for Those Who Take
Exercise on Horseback.


Never try 10 mount horse when he is
running. nor when he is rearing on his
hind legs. You mount, and then again
YOU monument.
Ii the road be muddy, and You have Oc-
caSion to pass any pedestrian, be sure and
spur your horse TO full speed. 1t is such
fun to see the mud fly, and yOu will he
sure 10 attract attention to Workmanship.
Never slack any when children or old
persons are crossing the road in advance Of
You. The right of way is always in favor
of the equestrian, and they might Us well
learn it first rs last.
Ii You are riding your own horse, and he
be valuable, you will of course be careful
of him-nO rules are necessary in such a
case. But if ii he borrowed horse, don't
spare him. \ man who lends a horse
deserves 10 be taught lesson, anyhow.
Pass everything on the road, unless You
be an editor, in which case, of course, you
will let everything pass you, from rail
road 10 dime museum.
Cross country riding is very exhilarating
though somewhat dangerous when you
make the country too cross, which you are
likely to do when YOU ride through grow
ing crops and garden sass. Ride with a
short Stirrup at such times, as n long stir
up of that sort might land you in jail or in
the cOroner'S Office.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
Advice to a Young Man.

Don't worry, my son, don't worry.
Don't worry about something that you
think may happen tomorrow, because you
may die tonight, and tomorrow will find
YOU beyond the reach of worry. Don't
worry over something that happened yes
terday, because yesterday is hundred
years away. If you don't believe il just
sry to reach after it and bring it back.
DON'T worry about anything that is happen
jngtO-day, because to-day will only last ten
IT fifteen minutes. Ii YOU don't believe 1t,
ell your creditors you'll be ready to settle
in full with them ut sunset, Don't worry
about things that you can't help, because
worry only makes them worse. Don't
wOrry about things that you can help, be-
cause then there's no need to worry. Don
worry ut all. II yOu want to be penitent
now and then, it won't hurt you bit TO
20 into the sackclOth and ashes bust
ness a little. 1t will do you good. lfyou
want to cry a little once in long while,
that isn't bad thing. If you feel like 60
iug out and clubbing yourself occasionally
| think YOU need il and Will lend you 4
helping hand at it, and put plaster on
Won afterward All these things will do
YOU good But worry, worry, worry, fret,
fret, fret-why, there's neither sorrow,
penitence, strength, penance, reformation,
hope nor resolution in it. It's just worry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
FLIRTING l\lNMP.
Pleasure That Would he Called h, ,s.s..
Name In Town.

IN f0fH'tHW 'i##IfTf
Filtration in the woodS i, alv,,,,-.
serious and impressive thing lh,rutr
You'll SEE couplrcumr gr4dualh len,
in n camp 81 u hotel by the Sa,t, .
much rs three or four DAYS will r.,,, 4.
fore any special affinity develop IA.
Then you will see little attention d,
delicate nature; they Ngrcgllr iiou a.
ties first, not too obviously rhrn ,hur5
to kind of dcNotlmg thrmShr, q "a
other; then they g., To taking ,,m., l.o
and the scriouSncNS h,r"mr> lnI.D.r. y
other campers or cutters ate Srn f,l-,i
compact seems {" exist thl; srfa
shall bc respected. But the drua1 !.
they both put on Is awluIy luuw r.
are partly ashamed and partly dru. ~
are 4 little scared At first, And ,:caI o. "a
ately and meet accidentally ou, @. =.
But il doesn't last lomg, aud the r
soon take Ia marching of uI-gIl l0sts
while every man and WOMAN 90 ih' 40
crsts Il smile aSkrw ai them u %. !.
Then they quarrel and she ~oD T'a.s
him; she treats him with great .Es..
ond everybody in camp slmlalhI' % .
side or another Then the, ma. o. n
everybody in carup know, II Aail. %
ever hear of il after the sash T. ~
yes; they were u good deal tpsisi !
Monterey. II i; was IN town, ''d's
would say: IFS shameful ihr ~, -
two are going Oh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
failure ai,ar ! is Id, disaster. Rowing .lis'

failure is disaster. ROWING
water is not to be commas skif in n.
balance it properly, and xS % The esrs
center is found the least m "nen TIE
out corresponding moyem"a eieat -;
posite direction, will cans ent IN d.
to reverse itself and assume 1ne haas
is extremely awkward to tbs psosidOa d
whose skirt maliciously ca,cS e iae haS
farthest from her. 'nes on u.
The slant hammock is p.cn,;
districts, and, while it pos SsuIla, 70 ID
vantages belonging to tbe es tbt Sd
ment, boasts some that ara 'au'as ar,a,%
own. 1t is usually made Of sfI sH i
rel slaves, woven together w; ,'as O Il
ends or trellis wire. Wber sn IN odd n
h it has a way of wearing into 'I ]l;,I,
breaking unexpectedly. Tn n!izle
durable and is more exasper, ;, Sl'es II
ticle Of apparel ever es.e,n a'ias as III
ends, and the flesh is also li,N..ee aa,1
prods and scratches from the 10 W
The hammock is designed 70, S NJ q.
but many are of the opinion ,h zoe po,,
satisfactory with two occnnu raA' Ms
anee is more easily Preserved "a As u
conditions. 1t is difficult 10 =. aadT =
Of this, as the two persons ~ @ tAs a,
ever, of the same weigh, are aei side
seems to be Of no Consequent. a, ~ tas 5,
establishing the desired equiIih SGa'''s ]
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
Samuel j. TiIden, Deceased Statesman and
Politician.

Salnue1 -. AIluen, DeCeaseu Stdlesuldh anu
Politician.
Without distinction of party the Ameri-
can people mourn the loss of Samuel J.
Tilden, who died at GreystOne, his beauti-
full country seat on the Hudson, on the
morning of August 4.
Samuel Jones Tilden was born in New
Lebanon, Columbia county, New York,
February 8, 1914. His father was a mer-
chant residing in that place. AS boy he
was of an eminently studious disposition,
and he was given q collegiate education.
His course at Yale was interrupted by sick
ness, and he completed his studies as an
undergraduate at the University of New
York. Seven years after graduation he was
admitted to the bar, and opened an Office
in New York. In 1914 he invested capital
in and edited the MoraiRg NetcS, news
paper founded to support the candidacy
of Mr.. Polk for the Presidency. 4 year
after he was elected to the New York AS
sembly, and in 1916 was made member
of the Finance and Canal committees of
the State Constitutional Convention. Mr..
Tilden was defeated rs candidate for At
torncy- General of the State in 1855. He
was made Chairman OF the Democratic
State Committee in 1866. BY that time he
had earned for himself a great reputation
as lawyer, having appeared with distinc-
ton in some most important cases. He
was leader in the organization of the
Bar Association" 1S69-70. During the
following two years he devoted much time
and energy to the exposure of the Tweed
Ring in New York. He was elected to the
New York Assembly in 1872, and in 1874,
Governor of his State. His administration
resulted in the overthrow of the Canal
Ring.
The National Democratic Convention of
1876, which met ut st. Louis nominated
him for the Presidency. An election with
Il disputed result followed the ensuing
campaign, in which Mr.. Hayes was the Re
publican candidate, and IN Electoral Com
mission was created by Congress to settle
the difficulty The Presidency was given
to Mr. Hayes. Mr.. Tilden's health was
feeble for years, and lie took no prominent
part in affairs after 1876; but his advice
was sought on party ana national questions
of weight.
The deceased statesman WAS 4 bachelor.
lie left 4 large fortune.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
What Was GA His Leg.

Say, mister" exclaimed newsboy, rs
he stood on the shady side of Third street
and addressed a well-dreSSed young man
who passed along the street, "dere's some
thing hanging to yure leg" The young
man stopped. With his cane he brushed
down his trousers. Not finding the eX-
pected article, Il thread or something of Il
similar character, nervOuSly drew his
hand over the garment and eyed the trOus-
ers' leg very SuSpiciously. ''Isit still there,
my bOy?' asked the young man. Bet
yure life it is, don't you see it hanging to
yure leg?" No" replied the Young man,
what is it?" Why, it's yure foot; amt
that hanging to yure leg??"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
SHORT SUMMER SERMONS.
Plain Homely Philosophy and Good Ad
vice by Brother Gardner.
Detroit Free PeSs


Detroit Free Press.
OAR am sartin fings which you kin chalk
down on de cellah doah wild feelin' dat
You am gwine to hit nine times whar' you
mess once.
De wuss a mans breaf smells de clusser
he am gwine to git to you in an argument.
1t am twice as easy to tpend fifty cents
to 90 to de circus as il am to pay back two
shillins of borrowed mohey.
No man can rember whar' he frowed his
empty cans and bottles until he diskiyerers
dat somebody has dumbed ashes ober his
fence.
/ Broadcloth an silks look well on de
street, but dey doan' hitch VERY well with
cold 'taters at home.
De value of de dog you kick am no
gauge fur de feelins of de owner if be hap
pens to be around.
Nine men outer ten borrow wild de eS-
potassium of bein' Just so much ahead.
DE odd one will want to borrow agin as a
reward fur his honesty.
1t am powerful easy to discriminate be
tween a wise man an fanatic DE wise
man belongs TO your parta; de fanatic to
de opposishun.
While You should Inv your naybur as
yourself, doan' gin him to understan' dat
you kin be depended on to lie awake o
nights TO purtect his grape arbor.
De man who figures dat he kin so live
rs TO dodge SANDER an escape malice has
got a heap O. thistles waiting fur his bar
feet.
The average mans bizness word kin be
depended on up to sartin pint-as fur as
he will profit by keepin' it.
De problem of livin' doan' depend so
much on hangin' to an old velvet ca'pe'
in de parlor rs it does in savin' de crusts
and crumbs in de kitchen.
When mans whisky costs mo- dan his
flour he should stan ready 10 vote fur de
buldin' of two Wings on de county house.
While it am true dat all men war ere
ated equal, heap of us hab got spilled in
dc bringin' up. About de only time social
barriers am abolished am doorin' steam
boat explosion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
WHERE THEY SIR
Different Kinds Of Trs,.,..
While Travelling. 'N

Have You noticed how som.
a car and where they sit: AIadFv S T,s
past a dozen vacant seat, or WI ~
length Of the car, then c,m. y = 'Af a:s
and take one OF the seats she has ~ ~. u
and often after she is seated - nv
other just exactly like the nna ~ "
never exactly decided a, bo,n. S~ az
The old traveller walks dinrt va, " .''s
seat in the car that is vacant, "'S' y
nearest the centre and on ,bs :, l., u =
not because ii rides easier Lr, ! sc
in case Of an accident. The . V
passes q vacant seat. if the car Re
nearly full. Aa' u
The small hoy or his sister nm.
the window, and usually fla,,rns y II
against il if il is no, open h. r.. ]'ss
knees on the seat, We mean the = "a .
on a small journey. Ii the ,r,m l. ,,''l. q
out any he will get all over m I -Ss
he gets to the end of the tim " ~ 20
The backwoodSmau will t,l. i
seat inside the door Nhr,br, Il - "
crowded or empty. and will m, ' T., 4 D
family on the one sea, If he can - %
them in between the arm Of n, ts9
the window. llit'S down in n Z
Tennessee they will take of he. ','~' = 2
nets and make themselves 4, b,,n .'> -
The colorcd brother or sister f,.-
South hunts a window bclnrr h. H. n ~
seat, raises the SSH quickly IL.
body through 10 the wai>, ami - >
he has told good-by he shouts ag,r ?
by. Give my love 10 Aunt MAJ .
by. You must write" while IN, ~
yelled at is rs innmrnr Of wn,,ri
babe. When the tram Is on II, -
sinks into a seat. the Que wbrr 4.
good rs any; he stops there l.I, No..
with smile Of satisfaction, /, rI,5L
alive, and gladdcr that h. i ",,.,'
this ycrc cyar,' and glldd,-, 81 n ~
the car is supplied with lrwa,rf , -
that does not appear IN his c,n d, Ill
When u colorcd peoples c>rur,.ug .
nounced lee water Is advertised d. ,.,
the attractions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
DONT'S,
For the Guidance of the Youthful Female
at the Seaside.

Don't wear diamonds with wash y
lTeSSes.
Don't use either ''Swelr' or ''Swagger'
- complimentary adiectiyeS.
Don't say you're ''by the way Of being
doing or thinking this, that or the ether
Don't use cOStcrmOnger's English ut all
IL is not proof of high social standing
Don't allow your consciousness OF unique
hosiery to get away entirely with your
sense of prOpriety.
Don't fiirt until You have learned how
by studying the married women.
Don't believe 4 man an English peer
simply because he says 30, drops his his,
md is ignorant of the customs Of decent
,Ociety in regard to full-dresS.
Don't wear your bathing suits decolletee
Il either extremity.
Don't, if You do the above, scream rs
YOU enter the water. 1t isn't necessary.
You will attract plenty oil maaculine at
tentiOn without il.
Don't say: The idea, rs il any nice
girl ever did such thingSw You all do,
and YOU know it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
Why Mexico Deserves A Thrashing.

NchLn0 INT "a hdIislN Cay RscOrd.
Frequently the names Of these shops are
more pious than appropriate. Scores of
them are dedicated to Jesus. or the Blessed
Virgin. There is one in this city called
the Pulqueria Of the Blood Of Christ; an
other is La Cantina del Nader de Dios-
The Saloon of the Mother of God! Still an
other around the corner on Corpus Christi
Body of Christi Street is dedicated to the
Holy Ghost
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
AFTER MARRIAGE
She Was Posing in Her Bathing suit.

MA can't see yOu," said 4 Cass-avenue
girl OF 10, as a pedler assembled the front
steps.
as she at homer
Eyes, sir, but she's very busy
'Will you ask her to step to the door. I"
''No, sir, she's up stairs trying on her
bathing suit before the big mirror; when
she gets it on she's going to pose; if She
looks statuesque we're going to the sea-
shore; if she just seems to be common
we're going out in the country to Uncle
Williams. Please 60 away and don't dis
turb the poses"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
The. Correct Thing.

Western amateur tennis player-'I pro-
pose to do this in style, Miss PeaSe, we
ought TO have tennis suits made"
Miss Pe.ISe-"NeS, that would be the
thing, What would you suggest rs Il good
cOstume?''
Western amateur tennis player-''Well,
I'm going to get some knicEerbOckerr,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
He Changed His Mind.
TheLadQc.

DObSon (who has come hither to horse
whip the editor. but is somewhat appalled,
at his size)-"Are you the editor that wrote
the article about J. Thompson DObson?'
EditOr-''Yes."
DObSOn-'Well-er-hum. Why-here
is a hOrSewhip l found on your payment.
! thought perhaps it belonged to you"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
No. 23a.-How Many Buried Trees:

Zone tree is concealed in each sentence.
One day during my vacation | was hurryinG
across the fields and meadows Of our farm To Ste
our neighbor, Mrs. Brown. My ever was upon
nv head and | sang joyOusly. In the dell me,
n poor little homeless orphan forlOrn, ragged and
hungry. a cruel man brought me here and left
me" he explained in piteOus accents lie wa;
pensive and sad, and had evidently wandered
many a weary mile without food or rest. Il will
give him pleasant home" thought |, and took
him by the hand and led him away. And since
darling Charlie has been with me have been
truly happy Now the boy has grown to man
hood and Is the blessing of my declining years
us blessing he would he 20 king. Thus may VT
ever reap pleasant effects aS the result OF charity
CLAUDE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-22
No. 233.-A Problem.

Nv master declares his will shall be known.
That his skill and ability both shall be shown;
He saws shall fence him a field without fail,
Containing an acre for every rail;
The field, when enclosed, in II true square must
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Two panels to the pole and the fence six rails
high;
Now how many rails great artist, declare,
Shall have To split to fence in the square
PERRY THOMS SR.