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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

II EDITOR BIRDIE would look up this
'redistrictipg" matter and the law there
on he might write aboaE it understanding
ly aud honestly. Bat then that would be
an Innovation on BRIDES part that
would surely lose him the love Of tie
''rounders"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

THE principle fJrts Of Official Republic
canisn in West Virginia these dsys SEEMS
to be to dsfy the law and snap its fingers
in the face of TIE peOple-the recent
sections of the Wheeling Council aud the
KspaNha County Court, for instance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
An Asylum For Tired" Senators.
A. ~ uy.-gg

Senator R~iddleberger was too drunk yes
tsrdsy to carry out his assault upon the
presiding officer of the senate. But he
gave Mr.. IDgslls a piece of his disorgan-
lied mind and then withdraw his Teorgan-
izing resolution. Will it be necessary to
attach an insbliats ward to the United
States senate?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
That Wonderful Man.

Chorus Of watchers in the Senate gal
.lery: 'STheie, Senator Qusy is going to
speak at last. No, he is only yswning.
There, he is writing q letter. Debating
the appointment CT . Cabinet officer, prob
ably. Ny, did you Gee that? He scsusl-
ly glanced up at us. How much he looks
like NAPOLEON Bonaparte! And Alexsn-
der Hamilton! And Daniel Webster! And
Talleyrand! And the Duke Of Marl-
borough! Why, there he is going TO the
cloakroom. There isn't anything to see
now. How stupid sll the other Senators
look! Let's 60 away"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Ready For the Caucus.
Mnorfflld Ernmtn4r.

The fight in tbs Legislature Of vi State
will be over the Speskership Of the Heuse.
This promises to be very interesting. Can
didstes are getting as thick as flies around
q sugar barrel. Oae noticeable feature OF
the affair is that some of the hardest kick
ers against Caucuses in general, about two
years ago, are now ready to jump into the
very fist caucus that assemblies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Must Pull Together.
h~rphTda0Un Register

There is one thing settled and sure: II
the Democrats of this State want to elect a
United States Senator they will have to
pull together q n man. There isn't
loom for even one kicker in the Legislature
this time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

GENERAL HICKENLooPER, Of Cinein-
natl, has q son that recently swallowed 3
small brass anvil, aud he is still alive and
vel 1t is said thai the youth is prse-
ticing to be . politician.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Buckltn's Arnica sslVe.

The best salys in the world for Outs,
Bruised Sores, Ulcer, Salt Rheua, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, C~hilblains,
Corns and all the SKIN Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or nc pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction o,
money refunded Price % cents per boz
For sale bV LOGAN & 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
RANDALL NEARLY WELL.
His Physician Reports Him ON b High
Road TO Recovery

PHILADELPHIA, December 16.-Con-
gresham Randall il steadily improving.
A lstteS received from him to-day by Col
lector of Internal Revenue Gsrker was Of
the most encouraging character. Toe ex-
Speaker, at the time Of writing, was In the
most cheerful spirits, and in referring to
bis illness, states that he feels confident Of
ultimate recovery. DR.. Martin, his ply
stefan, visited him on Saturday, and to-day
represented his patient rs improving as
fast az could be expected The doctor also
spoke cheerfnly Of Mr.. Randalps prospects
for recovering, Ssyipg: "He's getting along
finely, and is doing welL"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Vests Remark About Harrison.

Harrison is not q tall man, and what
length he has is not in his legs. This fact
once brought out the cutting and chsrsc-
tsristic retOrt from Senator Vest that
Harrison was the biggest man sitting
down and the smallest man standing up
he ever knew
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Law Needed to Prevent Delivery.

Outhwaite's bill making the city of Co
lumbus a port Of delivery appears TO be
supeIluOus. Isn't Foraker's mouth an
chored at that place at this blessed nc
menl?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
RENT.

L
The Dwelling House and 0utbuildings former
Gated IL miles below Benwoo1. This property
is beautifully situated on nigh ground along the
liver; has steamboat landirg and stations OF
both Ohio River and B. Il ". railroads AZ the
place. The house contains twelve rooms n IS
yerv Suitable for summer boarding. The rent
will be made reasonable to a good tenanG
] A MILLER,
de1seodra 1911 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
A TrENrIoN'
Democratic Voters.

Primary Election will be held on SATURDAY,
Decsmber q. 1855, between the hours OF one and
eight D. m. Tor the nomination OF Mayor, City
Sergeant, City CLERK, and Wharfmaster, AZ me
usual places ofyotlnR, exe"ptSixth and sevepth
Democratic Club Rooms in said Sixth and Sew
enth wards, respectively.
BY order OF Democratic City Ex. Committee.
CH COpP secretsry- delsI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
Cry for Fitcaer's Castoria

When ra6y was s!cS, We gave her castoria
When she was : Child, she cried for CaStoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Css:oria,
When she lad Children, she gave them Castoris
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

TNOTICE
Is hereby given that the regular market day at
Centre wheeling market will be changed from
Tuesday morning, December 18th, to Monday
evening, December oath, commencing at .
O'Clock and ending a. 9 O'Clock p. m.
By order OF the Committee.
FRANK CRUISE,
ds1saods Chairman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
MRS. SHOOTS ACQUITTED.

UhfoFb AIIoGeu bofEIA Nos UuIHJ UA tH0
Crime Charged.
ZANEsynLE, o., December 1a.-Fhe
Jury in the case OF Mrs. Anna Sncols,
charged with poisoning four of her chill
dren by administering paris green, return
cd a verdict of not guilty st 5 o'clock this
evening. She was indicted for mnrder IN
the frss degree and got @ change of venue
to Guernsey county on account Of feeling
against her in this county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-"Haye never
changedm my mindrespecting them, exceptIthtnk
better of that which 1 began thinking well off,
Rev. Hesry Ward Bseeher. Sold only in boxes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

"ANTED-six Good Industrial AGENTS, 70
w whom a weekly salary will be paid. Apply
EQUITABLE Endowment Association, 1l4lChspnne
Street. oelyex9H-
ToR REST-THE RESIDENCE No. 926 MAN
q street, now occupied by D. G. List, il. Pos-
session given April Let, 1853. Apply 70 O.
LIST. E
NOR REET-TWo STORY Brick HOUSE,
n NO Il47 Market street, wheeling, W.. Va,
possession given April /, 1859. For terms apply
or the ONCE Of the fire aud Marine Insurance
Compauy C. II, COLLIER, Trustee. de4sa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20

SUBSCRIPTIONS
Are now being received for all OF the Leading
Papers and Magazines. which are furnished at
publishers Lowest prices, and delivered any
where by mail or carrier. Christmas numbers
now arriving. Please and in your address.
G. H. QUIMBY,
Bookseller and Newsletter,
no3O Nos. I4l4 and 1907 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-12-20
aer advertisements.

"ANTED-A Cauvassing Agent ior tbs place
particulars address Box $50, New Haven, Conn.,
deo0f
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
A Cooking Clock.

The latest achievement in portable
double action furniture IS the cooking
clock, now on exhibition here.
1t Is made of white wood, stained
cherry and IS constructed after the style
of the old fash oned grandfather's clock
Here the resemblace ceases. however,
for he ore one is tht ough inspecting its
lnult.tor SURF rises one wonders whether
some bright little automaton will not
spring ort Of a concealed drawer or
secre, receptacle and offer you dia
mona ring and chrome.
In the frst place the lower part Of
tbs mighty engine OF domestic economy
contains gasoline sto> which, when n
use is pulled ont like drawer from its
estn4 place Below the stove is re-
ccptacla for kitchen ware. while above
it is "A china closet :. containing four
shelves Above all tins is perchcd a
a gasoline vapor tank, which is connec
tel with the stove by pipe concealed
behind the case. ;
ou might suppose that..this collection
Of conveniences would have satisfied its
entclprSing inventor-but no. 10 the
! left, and fitted securely to one side of
the case, is an argand D'lrncr. supplleu
with gas generated by the gasoline va
por tank above mentioned " hen COOK :
ing is ia progress the woodwork Of the
stove clock i. protected by sheet Of
asbestos paper, which is placed back of
the stove. " hen the stove, china closet,
etc, are not ~ use they are pushed back
into the case, the front of which is deco
rated with handsome mirror.
Besides this multiplicity of useful
combinations, the ingenious inventor has
! found room within the magical case for
a writing desk and drawer for writing
! materials
What more in the way of condensed
| comfort can one ask for in one article OF
! furniture! With one of these stove
clocks and a folding bed in room, the
occupant has kitchen, bedroom and
/ parlor all in one. -Jereters u eekly.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
Had Two Hats, But Lost His Head.

NJ Iablache. the great singer, is very
absent minded. He was recently at
Naples, and King Humbert, who was also
there, expressed desire to make his ac
quaintance. On entering the ante
chamber in the palace NJ. ablache found
that the gentlemen present were all per
sonal aclnaIntances Of his, and asked
them to be allowed to keep his hat on,
as be was suffering from severe cold. A
lively conversation was cut short by the
entrance of a chamberlain announcing
that ths King would receive NJ. Lablacho
al once In the momentary confusion
the singer forgot that he was wearing
his hat, took hold Of another which had
been placed on char near him, and
went before his ma esty, who at the sight
of him burst into fit of uncontrol! able
laughter | ttcrly confused, Mr.. La
blache askce | humbly to be informed OF
the reason Of the Kings merriment
81 ct me ask you a question first re-
piled the King. (Which is your hat =
the one you arc wearing on your head o,
the one you carry in your hand .
"Plague take it all !" replied alb ache,
joining in the laughter, truly, two hats
are too many for a fellow who has lost
his head "
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
Iridescent Leather

Modern leather manufacturers, says
the 5 oe and Lta'her Report p. are sur
passing the ancients in the diversity and
beauty of the colors they are intro
ducing Many of the shades produ ed
in upper leather are highly attractive.
The Thebans were thought to have at
tanned great proficiency in this art. but
the variety of co,ors they are creditei
with was meager compared with the
iridescent display of our epoch. Rem
nants Of leather found IN Theban tombs
revea the use of acacia and other trees
in the tanning process. The Jews, after
the exodus, probably put into practice
the knowledge obtained of this art
under the Fharaohs, in preparing rams
skins dyed red for the service OF the
Tabernacle.
The love OF colors is as old as tho
human race. The art of dyeing leather,
so long practiced on the Mediterranean
was a.terward attained with di Guilty
by other European countries. But we
need no longer to 60 to Fgypt or the
Mediterranean for instruction concern
ing il.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
Plenty of Matter.

The magazines and story papers In
New York have enough accepted matter
to last them for ten or iiftecn years. A
correspondent says Of the matter sent TO
the newspapers, "from rather care
fully prepared Approximate estimate Of
the manuscripts sent u the leading daily,
weekly and monthly publications in
New York, Philadelphia, =, LOUIS and
Chicago only. it appears hat there arc
not less than 1000 of them daily. for
which tie writers expect pay some
are, OF course, poem, or hort art cles,
but very mauS more are stories, running
from four Thousand 70 forty ei. b. thou
sand words, and sometime, II much
greater length. 1t is not too much,
therefore, 10 put their avefAg" a. thirty
five hundred words. VII eli would only
be about one and onc-Laf columns Of 4
newspaI er That counts up ~ the
astounding total Of ~, 509. 09D words
per EN-, or ~, 00a. 900 for Il" working
week and that 5 figured upon CON
servaive basis. leaving ut altogether
that very large percentage Of tn cnor
nous mas enera!ly fiction that tho
writers would .eei amply remunera,ei
for by the oy o. ace n, i in pr.nt, and
their hope OF consequent literary fame.
And beyond those -. +.Dpo, o9D words a
real erough IA ro.-e tha- MAKE I'D
entirely seven iila4FeI AID sixty t"o
newspapers e tie sle = ,j.e - pare
New ork sun a.c NOR" ea'arafts of
words ovcrwhe ming the thousands Of
publication Offices IL other parts Of the
country I"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
The Gulf Stream.

The main Gulf Strctm Is sa 4 10 end
on the so.h side Of the Fanhs Of New
foundlandA at c'c cats. the stream dI,
vldes there, the lar-er branch cross nc
the At antic nosth~s. 1 To the coast OF
Northern Europe, passing the NoTu
Cape and beconi: z und etinguis habls
near Nova /e,nbia Tie smaller branch
crosses eastward. cur es southwark De
tween the Azores and Portugal, sending
out smaller bran chc@ into the Irish and
Mediterranean seas, aad Joins tie north
equatorial current. vi VII Oh j, returns
to the Gulf o. Mex c., aE3d % compIete'
the circu L Thus lie <Iiltst northern
point reached i nea- >ova Zen5la, th'
most southern near the equator. Il
tou hes the United States, Ne~found
land. the British ics, Norway, Port
ugal and Morocco Ike equatorial cur
rents touch the eastern coast o. south
America AMI the W. sern co4,. q Africa
The Japan stream touches -'ap2n am
Corea, halnst A4.ka and Alaska. and III
western corst ot Nor America and III
Mexican coast -ia~- : almost a. fa
south as the eaustor-. .-L3e.Ihs1 Catt
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01

We pass over madame's: incredulous
'corn and final belief. Lawyer Grants
gratitude at escaping the co" hiding he
70 richly desc we'd and the details OF the
,ourtship between Rossmore and Muriel.
But when the sumachs burned like
iery torches in the woodland glades she
loved so we'll, and hickories ard naples
.hone golden in the uplands, Murlel, her
claim to the Rossmore estates duly rec
sgnled, became Mrs. Fenner Rossmore.
And / am bound as a veracious chroni-
,ler to record the fact that neither party
aver regretted it.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
EEU BEN j A Nj z 5.

III rec ships Of war had rreb,e when he left
,te Sanlas Oh. ra
An The ,ni,h,v bin, of Sanles lent him
seven galleys more.
And never since the Argo floated in the mid
dl.se
Such Yotla me, and valiant hive sailed in
company
IA the men who went with Prebe to the
siege of Tripo'i.
Stewart. Bainbrilga Hn)I. Decatur, how
their names r.n, out ike goll!-
Lawrence Porter 1rIpne Nacdonouyh, and
a score a. true and bold.
Every star that l,ghts tha!r banner tells the
glory that they won;
But ono common sai!of g1ory ls the silendor
OF the sun.
Reuhen James wo9 first to follow when De-
catur laid ahoari
~ RI. lo,,y T,,rtieh' Galley .,d in h.+t,a
troke bis sword
Than tho ni,.t. ra,t,,,, ,,oo,o him ~, hi,
blood was runnjng fast
And thov ,ra,,,., on, s+rr,o,oa I'D
tbev fell Le.,d. tho mast
close labinJ ,ha,o pa,,,-ao t.+,I.a Nth =
dozen un1ix:naxed
TIL n bnre. ! 80. III. evo,d arm .pd ba
dronpeI tn. tlsaIes3 tIad.
Then sv.n,.n,, T,,rkish sabra Glove his loft
ana hr"nIh' nun low
ike galIth1 DARK, dIsinasted, at the mercy
u sil' i'e.
Little mercy knows the corsair. high his
blaae was raised TO slay
"heh richer prize aIlured him where Do
'a'ui S'i 1eihg ay.
heip the lhrklAh leader shonte1. and his
''u'ty 'ohiahs sprung
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01

hotel in Nautuekc; hes some original
rules for warA.n guests i ga ot
tire" .>ats. the c.e.a L. oaer lc vii
ne as.eeo IN ,5oa No .>t iak II
he ce. >o.i!y tie + op- cor Notify
.nt. night wa'rafn4 lie rsi.i fe a-lscr1
r usual, somewhere On III PREMISE
ietura 10 your room atd mo" s"Ht
lra-h and s,utt out oi the "iad"" YOU
can repac-s them oa the plahla Or "a ne
back yard Now try and lse over TheFe
he ire $. Ia ninety min. tines OF OF
. hundred It will be n some nei2nuor-
ing building. not o4rs- i:oh !o!g1. ~
,hriek al! tie time l. al. De very
soothing to nervols people. .-Ase l0rs
Pest,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01
MI REL.
"MurIel. Mulicl "

"Muriel, Muticl
he tone was sharp and authoritative.
ana Madam Ihoruc's smooth, white brow
contracted INTO half frown a. she
leaned out OF the window and repeated
her imperative summons
a foam bubble spark ing on the break
ers brim a butterfly ro!~inr IN mldair
a thistledown carceninr on the breeze
how shall de>cr he the airy lightness
the perfect grace Of Murcl's motion as
thc came dancing, floating up the broad
lawn and stood before the open window3
wv ell, auntlcG"
Come in, Muricl; | wish 10 have a
httle Serious conversation with YOU"
he llmpd gray eyes shot one re.
beIlous flash from under their silken
iashes, and the rich led mouth took an
unmlstakable pout.
is II ahoHt awyer Grant F"
Eyes, Murel That worthy gentle
man has magnanimouslv oyerlook Ell YOUR
scorntul reception Of hi, avowal Of love
and renews his offer of hand heart and
fortune
And if refuse
hen the mortgage which he holds
on Buchdalc W II be forcclosed immedi
ately and you and ,iIl be homeless out
casts
Aud So you propose to sell me to
Lawyer Gran:
Even madarn's well-hrcd composure
was not quite proof against the bitter
tcorn IN the question, anoi She flushed a
little as she rep led
Don't be vulgar, child Mr.. Gran,
ouers you home, riches and an honor
able name"
An offer that despise and reject. y
Madame ihorne's snowy eyelids wen,
down, ard her snowy hands went up, in
token of her horror
migrate Traitor | sheltered and
cared for you IN your infancy. kept voy
from the q mShou~c; and now YOU vii
not make tas tr!tiing sacrifice to say,
my Cd age from want
Not TO save your lie, or mine" Th,
gray eyes glittcrtd now. aud the 0uicl
5loed burned like crimson stain il
either girlish cheek. Not for you
sake, Aunt Muriel nor to save the Who'll,
world, would thus degrade mvself."
Mrs. Thornes cold blue eyes fastened
themselves on Muriels glowing fac
with pitless scorn.
ii you tell me. Muriel Vance, ho,
you propose 10 support yourself2 70
nave no money, NO accompls shment
ena no special aptitude, that have We
discovered. for making yourself usefr
10 any way whatever
Muriel gave little sigh.
i am a sad scape:race, aunty-
acknow edge it. But it is said tha
'heFe is special Providence this
watches over fools On that place m
feiance. But there see that you al
angry. so will say no more"
And TO Mrs. Thorne's infinite disgu
enc began caroling a wild. rythm
melody, her little slippered feet keepin
e'ne, as she whrled down the Ion
piazza IN perfect melee of whirls. pi
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-12-01

White muslin yoke slips arc worn up
to three years Old after which cashmere
is favorite stuff for girls gowns, both
In dark and light coIors.
A new fashion his found It's way into
bridal cntertainments, aud that is the
sprlnkling Of the bride and groom with
rose petals instead Of rice
Ornamenting letter and note PAPER by
hand is becoming very renunerative
branch Of industry in New ! ork as well
as in London, Paris and Vienna
The Duchess Of Connaughs passed a
very satisfactory examination in the St.
John Ambulance Class for ladies. al:
Poona, and was awarded certificate
Miss Adsh Rehan, the actress, is men
toned By NJ Win. of the P.ris F4gar,
as a person "whose stature and rare
beauty are those of a scandinavian
divinity
Al the new play at the Paris Gynnase
the leading lady wears dress in which.
the TO rnuie, "''strapo,iu. or ''uuage.
as they cali it, the hustle in our tongue,
Is absolutely lacking.
An em moro;dered cot qu.i. or rug IS the
incest sort o. christening gift, and a
very charming one can be made Of any
soft, light stun, with pattern Of short
strrmed daisies IN outline aud kno.
stitch scattered over il,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-05-02
DALLAS, TEXAS.

After long silence | attempt to
write something that may BE- Of some
interest to the many readers of your
valuable paper. News items are rather
scarce, but hope to be able to make
mention of few Texas items that will
be news tai the Kentucky reader. ]
take the liberty being so far IA way Of
making som mention of the weather
and crops az compared with that of
Kentucky at the same date. ! left
Kentucky on the 9th inst. at which
time there was very little ground brok-
en- for corn aud tobacco, very little oats
sown aud wheat shor, hut scattering.
When reached Texas two days later,
| found the farmers blowing corn, oat
fields green and wheat very thick on
the ground aud varying in hight from
four to six inches and AT this writing
peaches are large as bird eggs, we have
already had seve<al messes OF new irish
potatoes, radi.hcs, cucumbeIs aud other
Vegetables Of Dallas Go. Texas growth.
Weather pleasant, with the Sc son ~
bout right for the farmer, and good
times in the country insur;s good times
in the city. The Spring Jockey Club
Races at this place just closed last Sat
urday aud it was just about rs interest
ing a day az any one Of the meeting,
There were two tro,ting events, one u
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1888-05-02
ROCKFORD.

The following communicates was mail
ed nj Rockport Monday and reached us
Thursday. Something wrong in the mall
-EDs HERALD.
Capt. VIM. Keith, formerly OF Ech-
OILS, vino moved with his family sever
al months ago 10 Linton, Ind, died OH
the Srd inst, of consumption. He was
well and favOrably known Throughout,
this county and all will regret to hear
of his death
Mr.. j. H. kimmell was run over by
one of his mules last week, and very
painfully, though not dangerously in.
jured, his shoulder being dislorated.
DR.. Layton was called to see HIM.
JACK Frost lurked around the early
blossoms few nights lat week Ia a
way that harmed the natives, but lit
tie damage was done To fruit.
a party of pleasure seekers, named
as follows, Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Yost, Miss
Is Pearl Rice, Olive Allison, Annie
aud BESSIE jackson and Messrs. o. Il.
Kevil G. :. Robertson, sam Howerton
and j. Il jackson, went 10 Ardria SUN
day. This old town of the forties, ex-
ceptiDg Gen. Buells residence, is iu-
in of inviting prospects, with all its
tumbled buildings steep and cragpy hills
ana cool shades Ii affords many
points of interest to lovers Of the beau
tiful, to say nothing of the delightful
four mile trip on the river, along whose
primrosed brim, blind Cupid turks to
cleave with unerring aim some flower
"before milk-white but now purple
with loves wound Yes.
"Oh sprigg! Billed Sprlsg,
To thee We sisg,
And scedt the obedgg roses
Faidt padsieS-tiigg,
Ger everythigg-
Great Scodd! What ails my noses"
Hutch Chez. SUGGS.