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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Annual Meeting Loan Association

Notice is hereby given that the frs. stated annual meeting of the stockhold- CTS of the Tucson Bull ling and Loan Association will be held ia the Probate Court Room in Tucson as 80 p. m u1 Monday Jan. S,h 1889. There will be .U election of officers besides other Im- poFssnt business. and all members are urged tC be present.
 BKS HESEY 2E Secretary.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Respectfully Referred.
lChico ChAmpion.

The following from the Chicago Fri bune is respectfully referred to ex- Mayor R. N. Lestherwood of Tucson Arizona;
 The climate of Arizona is said by the residents of thst Territory 10 be mild and heslthful. and yet manys strong nan. in the prime of life. who has taken active exercise on borrowed horse in Arizona one day has died of some troat trouble the next
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Commercial.
MONEY AND METALS.

NLw YORK, Dec. 24-Money On call easy at 31 and per cent; prime mer- caItile paper snd 6ls per cent.
 cPPER-Nominsl, futures easy; lake, December. 17.2l.
 LEAD-Quiet and firm; domestic 3 SO. TIs-Dull but steady; straits s21. 80. SILvER-BaI 92 3-S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

Colds are fse4asnils the -ss1it gt G. rangenents of iee st0nsca ka1 9fs condition ssEs-sEs- As s1r-sc'-'s sud ,reussbsnsr of the sli-szs4-1 7'- xAns. Ayers PIIis ars InvAlEssi-. s-r use bsias always s.tsz6sd zis. =ArE-- benefit.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Mir. Curtin's Luck In Bargains Dis
 puted.

On the application of Richard keat' ing, SD injunction has been granted by Judge Tuley restraining the Adams eI. press Company from paying to Edward Curtin Sl5,000 collected on lucky Louisiana State Lottery ticket. kest. ing claims that just before the last drawing he snd Curtin each bought g ticket with the understanding thst if either of them won anytbiug # should be disided. KeatIng drew big blank. Curtain wss so lucky that he had won Sl5,c00 and didn't propose to through away any of the prize on 6 man who couldn't pick up 6 lucky ticket.-Chi- csgo H.. Evening Journal, Nov. 2l.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Artistic Landscans XIpMr

Willis r. Haynes. landscape photo yrspher. sOlIcits contracts for photo graphing town, ranch and mining prop srty. None but first class work finished end delivered. A co plete series oi nperb Tucson views for sale st Fleish- ssuu's drug store.
 Office and lsbratory. 8 Stone svenue. rrnson
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

IF drag net was run over the streets of this city st the present time it would probably turn up at least a half dozen Christmas revell rs, several of whom are already reported missing. and when questioned ss to their whereabouts their friends look ominously at the mud,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

FOR more than 6 generation. Ayers Sarsspsrrills has been before the pub lie, and its popularity was never greater than st present. As 6 remedy for the various disorders caused by coDstitu- tioual tsint, this medicine has no equal. Ths demsud fer it is prodisious.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Ladies

In delicate health, and all who suffer from hsbitusl constipation, will find the pleasant California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs more easily taken and more beneficial in effect than any other remedy. It aots promptly yet gently on the Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, and Stomach, and does not sicken or debil- itste, For sale by Fred. Flsishman ( Go,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Inc -annrrr S.fe

Tke Gra1eRssee< has seEs a r--E good rain and ar the s1zzEr se.r - has sent tresh A-1ors k2.szs LlEE pigs feet. family 2 >ki-d 2orE- s1<.-- cured han. breskf.ss sse0a sct -s-,- She hss sent another 5zIss che-=- s=<1- ing ZS0 po1rds and A-O -a-to-- 1- onhenser-Basch lAss- beer. P1cs- --s- nsble. Warm Oz-za-
 Jo-zgs DCss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

THE mining outlook in Pima county continues to grow better daily. The in- die ,tions now are that before 1eS9 draws to close. a wonderful revolutions will have taken place in that industry throughout Arizona. The country, how ever, is so situated as to re able to stand a real good boom in the right direction.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
The Gortm-r-la-

The Connersi& Is sa- ? s,s ,5- -i cellence. where yo1 csn ses -Se-T Ti1--s thIs CT any narx-s 1orLts. .s sr--z- -l defy cOnpe,Itio3 illaco SEE 1r 1.- Loo Choo Tang sIe=2tst-I Es=rz sc-=@ Is cooked rr irss style .ad --rSsd e1.- and beside that n MosxoEAz so s1=-s your table xIth ferlr sAlL
 L NxzI C.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Anheuser- Busch Lager Beer

The grandmother hss sent sa sri-r or Col Dur not to sell LszD- beg or s25O per dezen but 0 sell ouiE sz= sorld-renouDed, e-leorstesf Aahslser- Busch beer, ics.-col3- as S-5g per tss-z. or 25 cents per bottle. Delivered hB .rg part of the city without sxt-z shsrz-. Nzrum Darun
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Son.

All persons kaosiax theE-=-F-- debted o tss Sre Of E- b 0o-@ Co. or who have accounts sza-a-t sad firm will pis.ss ssss.= <iio = q ara winding up ths sts.rs of i-= -
 EiRLL H WEBB St
 yKss k Ez@zE v As-ys- ss Lss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Warrants Payasl-.

Notlce is her-ly gwen ,s.s sl zs-- rants on the general fund rsgs.er-1 p-iJr b Oct. lO,h lSsl Ar- noE t1- azt payable. Aa-o Road fund ss-rsat- r-oz No. , e No. 9 toOsh ioci1-Ixs r--l- 1887. JOHN . Won. Trszz-
 Bsa HszsE. D-z Tucson, Dec. l2. IS-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Tucson, Dec. l2. lS'
Nolsc-

HZADoCAETERs NEGLET Posr N. Q
 DepsrsnsntOt ArIz01sG A i-
 TCCsoS A. T IN=. 6l- L--- The sons Of v-f-r-ss of t.s -- Army during ihs isie var. ~eo s-= s-t teen years of age sa1 over. LU1z 1 Tucson and vicrnisy are r-ss-c--z--z -- questeS to send thslr sitr--sss ,2 E- undersigned.
 EE KILT wk A3z-zz-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

Boss Levin has opened e five cent schooner establishment on Congress street, Only think Of it, beer i've cents c glass in Tuoson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Tucson Dancing Academy.

At the G. A. Hall on Tuesdays and wednesdsys evenings Those wishing 10 learn to dance will receive insiruc- lions from competent teachers. For terms apply at the hell si 7.0O on even- ings stated. A
 J.MunHzAp.
 Msnaaes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Lewis WOlhey

Surveyor and Civil Engineer. Spec ial attention given to mines sud irriRa- tion esnals. ofHes ai Arctic Ice CO. Tuosen, AT tt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

son r st-CAee. Dee -srh L>S- 4zuilsr. Mzu-si Ms---. -rSek xuIlar. Ju--fa " -sr- LEu--rr Bail---erU-. AcnlF1-e DgnUa- Ess1=lu Rarios. S4 r1sEo oc1o2 -z1u1 Rareiaz IsosiurN Oceoa4 Boyd, Lyun P M. O-l- Alfr-r4 Chrnrsru. E 0 r1r- Ltirssl1r ksrro. 'da--s.Lltto-- l-ula. I--1s Co Ilnz. IT Es7-- l.-r- Espro. Arrolip E=intza. A-ssrr Garrla- N-rc-siez tei.lc- Tom Giuinxo. Alh-r-o Elrs r4 fIo1ral- -. Catalina Esrn-ru. Esf-sla tr01zale-. Marlin Eable M-re-l-s Iu-Ierrz. Juan T Su1z ksuau Fsrt. John Sh1Dmaa C.a--ela k-i.eyt t SrsWarf- D Dg L-ouard q -aair-u hrsnd All-rr Leach. Cha- V rllhar Nar-~ Luna, sIrIltz E1lrl- tEut.rls .----a- AlrullA V -us. -ar1-lazf A-..I.-r-uI k kEl-nr.a 4as- L54tszA MarIA.A
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Ayers Hair vigor,
Sold by Drugxs,s and Psrtuner.

PKRFEcT sArrrr, prompt action, and wonderful curative properties. sazily place Ayers Pills at the head of the liss of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv- ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail- ments originating in disOrdersd Liver. have been a great sufferer trcm are the only medicine that has ever gwen me relief. One dose of these Pills will quickly move my bowels, and free my head from pain William L. Page, Richmond, Va tf
 Ayers Pills,
 Prspsred by Dr. J. C. Aver k Co, LSvsn. h.u>
 Sold ey An DesIss tn Msdi<;as.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Advertised Letters

List 0i l-ttsrs rsnztnr1x 10 tas L1-- son r st-rsr.a Dee 2--h fSS-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Hotel Arriva<

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22

LowELL.-Q Quite IL change in the
weather of late,
Il. A. Wagner is the first on the
list for his fall butchoring.
Billy, don't let your chance slip Mt
Adamsburg for she seems to be II
"daisic.'
Ex-Constable John, the mule
whackcr Of Troyclvillc, can Just get
what land he wants. He can get
land owner and all that belongs if
he has II heart as big ms II grayback
to try it. For further information
call around and inquire.
The teachers surprise at Mcclure
turned out TO be ii failure rs it did
not suit like the paper on the wall.
All. Wagner of Lowell has pur-
chased IL farm in Spring township.
Success to Albert.
Glad TO see that Bob has "waken-
ed up from his long Rip Van Win
kle sleep. Ripe blackberries must
have been the cause of his awaken
ing.
Mrs. Eli Dunn is laying dangerous
ly i'll at this writing.
The fastest corn-husker on record
is the man that handles the. fodder
SO fast that it catches fire on a cold
day.
L. ]. Romig is nursing a sore
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22
NJ ARRI ED.

October 27th, in Lcwistowu, by
Rev :. Il, Romcr Mrs. Ellen Erb,
of Lewistown, to Mr., John +, Spccht,
of Middleburgh.
October 2S, by j, II. Dimm, ID. d.,
Abbie A. Hottcmstcin toP. s. Ritter,
both of Shmuokin Dam.
November II, by Rev O. f.. Phcu-
ger, Kate q, Hartman, Of Franklin
township, to jerome j. Drccsc, Of
Adams township.
November 1st, by Rev. W. NJ. Ian
dis, Miss Annie G, Wagner, to Mr..
John Howell, both of Mcclure,
Nov. 10, by Rev y. Young at Bca-
vertown, +. VI. Leonard and Jennie
Gross, both of Adamsbmg.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22

Persons who criticise editors for
refusing to send papers outside of
the county unless paid for in advance.
would modify their criticisms if fate
placed them i'll an editorial chair a
few days and give them to read such
stunning epistlcs as the one we re-
ceiven on a postal card last week
which we take the liberty to publish
"as it was -
BEECH CREEK, Pa.
MIR Harder you are Sending you're
Paper Here to j f. Freed And He
Has Left the Camp Bout Eight
Mounths ago and II you want to
Send without Pay He went to Kans-
rs Il Long time Ago
yours i'll Crist
According to all past experience
nothing seems to SO rapidly under
mine and break down the human
constitution as bringing to light the
misdeeds of those who have failed
i'll duty to their fellows. Embezzlers
and forgers ply their callings for
years, and thrive and grow fat un-
der their illicit gains but no soon
er is the mask torn from them, and
they are presented in their true
character before the public, than
they wilt like flowers before the
winter frost. For this there is IL
most effectual rcmcdy-bc honest,
and leave unappropriated property
that does not belong to you alone.
The editor of the Posi- returned
on Saturday from II weeks vacation
in the mountains with the Kratzcr-
vile party. In the three days hunt
they killed two deer-one of them is
to the credit of the PosT man, the
other to William Mullin agent ut
Selinsgrovc Junction. The balance
Of the party expect to remain until
next Saturday. Deer are quite
plenty-almost as plenty ms the hun
ters-which is saying good deal.
We would here state (coniidentially)
that the editor of the PosT did cut
an old does throat and that after he
had performed that important sur
gical operation she got up, and out
of consideration for our tired legs,
ran half way to the shanty before
she dropped from loss of blood
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22


FREEBURG The howl of winter is
heard
=. j. Bickles was to Philadel
phia last week and laid in full sup
ply of goods.
One of our town girls is angry with
another of her sex because she did
not inform her ofhermarriage which
will take place in the near future.
That young man who was out So
late last Saturday night would better
hurry little the next time or he
might miss his breakfast.
Rev. George Bosloy. colored min
lister of the Methodist church from
Washington. ID. c., made aminister-
ial tour through this section during
the latter part of last week and be
ginning of this. He preached mn
excellent scrman on missions in the
L. B. church on Sunday evening. and
on Monday evening he lccturcd at
the same. His subject was the ori
Gin of tbo African ,,,,. Di.o,iIiro
his escape from slavery, and the re
lipious and intellectual nrocros. or
the race since the emancipation
Rev. Boslev also locturod and nro,cb
ed in Fremont mud R;cbfold III.
spccches were very mucb onnroc;ot
ed bv every bodv nrosout
Georco T. Donhe,tnou occomnor
led by Mr. Wort wos ot Roovortnv,,
last week and nut mn .nout;no fo,
Moses Spcchrs l,r,r hntol and h.
also put mn snou,ipu ot II K
SrhocL's store hons, in Franklin
Prof ID = Hovn,,s hrntbor ,nl
wife returned to thnir u,tivn hn,no
in Chicago
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22
DIED.

November 2nd, near Troxelyille, of
epilepsy, Margaret c., wife of Milton
Mandbeck nee Feesc, aged 81 years,
II months and 23 days.
Nov II, ut Mcclure, James vii
ford, infant son of Rev. j. NJ. Stovcr,
aged 10 months and II days.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22
NO. A..

finger from the effects of having it
bit off by cross horse.
1t is reported that the farmers in
Miillin county are not half through
husking corn. Cold fingers may be
expected before long.
George, the next time you have
the chance to shoot n deer Mt close
range, don't call for your companion
to come, but blaze away, hit or miss.
That is the hunters rule.
Adam Baumgardner is making
preparations for building II new
house.
Our hunters have been on the
mountain for deer and turkeys and
came home loaded down with-oh.
we'll II No
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22

Up to Saturday, October ~, 2,567,
OO7 tons of coal passed over the Ty-
rome and Clearfeld railroad, an in
crease over over the same time last
year of 50, $50 tons.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22

CENTREvuLE- Lew Musscr who
has been living III town for Il mum
ber of years, last week moved TO his
farm in Musscrs Valley.
1t is said among fashion notes
that hands will be worn in the pock-
cts this winter as usual.
Merchant J. II. Hartman has roof
ed his new house with steel sheet
ing.
The boy or girl who shouts the
loudest when at play hardly makes
himself heard the most in the school
room.
s. +. Shcary and wife visited re
lations in Miillinbmg and vicinity
last week.
Some of the ardent Republicans
attended the oX-roaSt and parade at
Miillinburg last week.
Miss Sadie Walters is among
friends ut Swcngcl this week,
Mrs, G. G. Spangler visited rela-
tiyes at TroXelyille last week,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-22
IN AND COUNTRY.

IN AND CO6N | KY.
besnutt's Ladies Coats, p.3.
N Nov. go, is Thanksgiving.
|eeks from next Tuesday is
h Swineford is still with us
" weak.
,ockwoods campaign hustle
6nd.
6abrael Beaver is seriously
has had n ffteen-inch
lady this fall.
hkle of Spring Mills, Centre
sited with his son John w.
" last week.
be- afraid to send in notices
who may be visiting with
want all the news.
Lille Orwig has returned
several weeks visit with
b Union county.
te several hundred old news
b the printing Office, which
ell at . cents per dozen.
ld friend Jesse Vert of
brg, Centre county was the
Joseph Bowersox n few days
ter county contains 103
ees. 1t has a larger number
than any other county in
ed States.
bpreme court has declared
disagreement of n jury in n
krial is equivalent to an ac-
iddleburgh hunting party
ut in the mountains. On
they had succeeded in cap
e deer.
Hare was recently sent a
containing an elegantly
} canoe, with n paddle for
mber of his family to pull
River.
the stuff. Joseph Peters
ryille sent us II check on
morning for $500 in pay
the Posi- from Dec. /, 1888
1889. Thanks.
IN TWP. TAxEs.-Notice is
bvcn that all taxes outstand-
be year 1887 must be paid
rst of December, or they
pllected according to law.
y GEORGE ScHAMpAcH, Col.
famer, of Kramer, who had
st for several months, re
ecently. He met with II ser
dent last week by having n
D OH him and seriously bruis-
hbout the back and chest.
Reiele who had been to
p doing mason work return
Feek with n fragment of steel
e, which caused him great
tll it was removed by DIR.
Fller of Selinsgrove.
he children comfortable now
chilling days of autumn are
Many Il case of pneumonia
evere cold may be prevent
icing that they are not per-
become chilled in theschool-
u. Smith, manager of the
ton House, was the only
i we noticed marching in
publican parade Saturday
He says he marched for
paving voted for him for
from any cause, the diges-
secretory organs become
d, they may be stimulated
y action by the use of Ayers
b Pills. These Pills ora nro
by the best physicians, and
pie at all the drug-stores.
Pluff, at Hyner, Clinton
p the 3lst ult., shot and kill
bears and trapped one. He
t II cub, after which the
lose straight up on her hind
PANE at him. He fred again
ed her then he killed an
b, and after these achieve
proceeded to his bear trap
old, he found a big fellow
p' This he captured, max
bears slain by him in one
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
Saved HIS LEG
scRoFULA
BONE CURED!
LIrHoSIA, Ga, August II. 1851.

LrrHoSIA, Ca, August II. 1851.
THE SWIFT srrcnIc Co., Atlanta, a
Gentlemen have been afflicted win
liberation OF the legs ever since ! Wa q
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
dltary, rs my mother suffered from scrnful.
Gus sy mptoms- ASH advanced ~ manhood
my afiiction Increased until The Malay
became harrassing and painful beyond the
power of words Ia describe. My right leg
particularly became fearful1y involved, Ybe
left leg being less painfully Affected. Finally.
about fourteen years age, the ulcers ON my
right leg had eaten through the fesh into
the bone. In order to save my life the doe
tons determined to amputate my leg below
the knee. The upe ration was successfully
performed by DR.. II. v. NJ. Miller, Of Atlanta,
and DR.. W. p. Bond, OF Iithpnia. But the
loss OF my leg gave me only temporary ~,
lief. The poison was still IN my system sni
soon began 10 show itself again. In a short
time after large ulce r. APPEARED on my lett
leg, covering it from the knee Ia the instep:
Frequently while at work ] could he tracked
10y The blood which UuEcd nom the huge
Ulcers, and the sores and rottcning holes
were 50 offensive that my cllow wuIkmrn
could not stand The stencil ana would move
away from me.
Lat winter 1 was persuaded 10 try s s.
~ a last effort l consented Ia do so, and
about seven months ago bCgnn taxing the
Specific. l soon bcga n To feel the good ELECTS
~ the medicine, the running began
To grow less and less and finally ceased, the
ulcers healct, my flesh I've, anne arm and
solid, and Ia day, after Using twenty one
Gge as there Is In Ge orIia- lam seventy ono
wears old. but feel now young r and stronger
than I did when | was twenty hvc weigh
about IN pounds. Nothing Is Ia lie seen 81
the terrible disease, or To- =, mind me II the
torture I suffered for 80 many years, except
the scars Of the perfectly healed ulcers:
want the world IL know or the almost
miraculous cure effected on me by 81
and | call upon those who wish TO know the
particulars directly from me 10 write. and l
will consider IL n pleasure as well as a duty
10 answer their letters. refer 10 DR.. W. J..
Bond, Of L.thuniA as to the truth at my
statement. Very gratefully yours,
Il DRAKE.
Treatise on BLOOD and skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPRCIFI, Co.
~ Drawer Z. Atlanta, Ga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26

sum total was the amount Of the bills
taken.
"Dat amt squarm yelled Mr.. Williams.
'Tn go ter de grand joory" he added,
dancing wildly.
Rev. Thankful Smith arose, put on his
oyercoat and said, sweetly:
"Toot, yo' winned de jacker, N dar's de
pot. Yose got TO- aces, n 1 hasn't got
nofiin' but a SHELTER, wit a moke squeen n
one JUICE"
Gimme de casbm
'Toot," continued the reverend gentle
man, not noticing the interruption, 'yo
has yo'' own papah, n tole US it
was good fer de cash any time.
Wit de Jay Goolses m de Hen
merry Ivesos wukkin de market money am
closer'n q freckle, n Congree haint
paid out de surplus yit. Oars yo' pot.
Toot-nine little checks against yo' honah
of witch no membah OBJ dis club 'spresses
no doubt, 'ceptin' dat de cl'arin' house
'peared ter be rusty. Yo'se paid sebenty-
two cents on de dollah, N yo' credits good
n we wishes yo' a Happy New Var, n how
eff de club'n ,journ n come down to the
beanery, I'll set up de coffee n stew"
Mr.. Williams tainted from excess Of emo
ton and the club adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
What They Could DO.
SIN Fruncisn CHRONICLE.

They were walking arm in arm. She
was keeping very close to him, but he
seemed to be keeping rather away from
her.
Dear, You do not love me to, night"
''Yes, / do"
mo, you do not. You do not respond
to my pressure, and when l do give you a
little squeeze you shudder; you shrink
.away from me. You do not love m Q
my love, you force me to a painful
confession, if you will waive your little
prediction and take my right arm. You
see I've Just been vaecinated and it has
taken"
They move and she takes his right arm.
She gives no more pressure. He squeezes
her arm
Dearest, you will forgive me, but can
not take your right arm says she.
lyon cannot stand 80 slight q discom'
fort even for my sskes" .
mo, dear; it isn't that. But my vacci
nation took very badly, and it isn't quite
well yet-and-you see my difficulty, d.
you not?"
"What can we dos" says he.
"Well-there Is NV waist"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26

has been diseoyered-the hall in which he
executed BY some Of his indignant
subjects.
But the whole Palatine Hill Is q tangle
OF ruins, out of which the historian can
build palace upon palace, and over which
Heaven has wept for crime after crime. We
are tired of tracing them, and walk to the
Corso-narrow Broadway Of Rome-just as
tho sun is setting; q kindly-faced man,
with hair prematurely gray, is driving
quietly down the street. Hundreds
of people uncover their heads and bow to
him as be passes; he Lifts his hat and
smiling greets every one-from prince to
laborer. 1t is Humbert, the present King
of Italy, who is as great a contrast as can
be imagined to those miserable tyrant-
hounds, the ruins of whose gilded kennels
WI have just been exploring.
WILL CARLETON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-26
II THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,

IN TUE CIRCIfIT COIfRT 0R OHI0 CVljtNTN.
wcsi vi,vinis
George b.. CALDWELL uu Allied CAidw oil, uus'ees'
W.
Aniy tv.S'' s.nn'eS ELrnAvoss ons", wllis.
Bralehton shaw, kniiy Bowyer. Aornham
sosys sarah Ann Piies. william {; Hand
Ian, shertn oil ohio Couniy, wcss virginia
and admintstrai n OF Arthur NJ. Tr<ce, de-
ce1ed, ana John 4. Ackcnnan, assignee IN
bankruptcy OF said Arthur NJ. Teece.
III. ,t. 80 49,
49,. a. LII ,r I,hn Tcacc ,,noa.sn1 ana IA.