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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-14

The SUNDAY REGISTER IS tie hest
Uaper puJliShed IN the ciiy.
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La5or neirs is an interesting fsatars Of The
ST'NDIY REGISTER.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Ohio and Marshall County Lands.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, entered 10y con-
sent on the sth day OF October, lHsI, IN the case
OF Ida NJ Jones ct. Al vs. Harry K. Kelly et ais
| will OH
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Rurl,Iln,s Arolca SaIye.

Alrags IN demmd-The SiNDA REG
LS7ER. Secure Il copy.
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"SiPerklus."


Mr.. Frank Jones and his beautiful wife,
supported by a splendid company, will APP
pear at the Opera House next Tuesday in
the funny play entitled Isl Perkins, the
Threshing Machine Agent The East
hampton Ntcs says OF it: MIR. Frank
Jones company, with which the East
hampson orchestral club is travelling this
season, made then appearance NJ the City
Hall last night in Isl Perkins; or, the Girl
| Left Behind Me" This is an extremely
comical play and has quite an interesting
plot connected. Mr.. Frank Jones rs Isl
Perkins is certainly 4 grand success and
pleased everyone with his innumerable
Jokes and witty sayings that were well up
to the times. He was ably seconded by
Alice Montague, who made "Ztma, ~ the
Gypsy Wait, a pleasant character. The rest
of the company were also very good espec-
tally VIM. Blaisdell in his new song emit
tied That's the Idea" The orchestra
played some most excellent selections,
which certainly deserved the hearty ap-
plause they received. The Farmers
Band gave a rustic parade at noon. About
200 witnessed the performance in the eve
ming Seats 20 on sale at Banners to-
day.
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SKATING and Dancing Carnival at the
Alhambra Rink this evening.
Wonderful Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists Of Rome, Ca, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve tor Two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell so well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro-
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of a few bottles of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
electric Bittera. We guarantee them al
wave. lid by Logan 81 Co.
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MONTH anu BOARD for Brigh
01IA Young Men or Ladies' in each
w Chestnut St, Philsiolphis, Pc
sep7eOHgI
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Revolutions OF Respect and COudolen,

Resolutions OF Respect and Coincidence.
At a regular meeting Of BenwOod Lodge
No 3, Ancient Order of United Workmen,
held January (, lSSs, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Having received intelligence
of the decease of brother Jacob Altmeyer, at
oakland, California, December Is, 1857,
be it
ResoIred, That by the dCcease of Brother
Altmeyer, we have lost sn esteemed and
honorable member of our Order; q brother
who was possessed Of superior intelligence
and a kind, generous heart.
Second, That we sincerely cOndole with
his family on the dispensatiOn with which
it has pleased Divine Providence TO afhict
them.
Third, That these resolutions be spread
upon the record Of our Lodge; that they be
published in the Wheeling daily papers,
and that our Recorder he instructed to
furnish a copy to his family.
J. SINCLAIR,
? ?. STEWART,
J. Z. TAYLOR,
Committee.
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The Cafe Brunswlck.

Bright, Interesting, NsrSy-The Sun
DAY REGISTER.
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THIRST BAPTIST CHURCH COR. TWELFTH
: ana Byron streets. Rev. A l.. Jordan,
pastor. Services O-morrOw at 1915 Il. IN. and
: 30 D.. IN. sabbath school at $50 u. m. Re.
viyalscrviCcs each evening during the week.
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MEMS oil grain boots at s.. Every pair
warranted to give satisfaction or money
refunded, nj H~asenauer's, lois Main
street.
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Br;gIt. Interesting, Nsw~-Tts SIN,
Day REGISTER
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nem advertisements.
4 CARD.
\

Nj. JIiirs Jacobs wishes TO GunOuuCr 90 BIZ.
friends aud paiIoaS that he has connected h.m
self with The well known firm .. Henry lsnr.
& Co.. and Will be much pleased 10 have al. b.,
friends call on hin. aud assures them tina, Dee
always Shall serve them right. and vii. o",.
moro Inducements than cyrr MetOre. lal.-
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+ S. GooD&Co sell dry goods the cheapest.
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Religious autre5.

LNIEsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REV. D.
j 4. Cunningham, D.. D., pastor, will preach
At lO.3O Il. H., aud at 80 =. III. sabbath schuu,
nj - Il. m. Mission school at 80 p III,
Eighteenth street, above Jacob.
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Junuary II, l--3.
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CECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-REN
> Vim. II. Cooke, y. D., pastor. services nj
1880 d. m. and 7.SO p. II. sabbath school al >
Il. m. All are welcome.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

An ingenious woman has found out
. new trade-or. rather. a new applica-
ton Of an old One-by which She Is
able to earn a good income. aud at the
same time TO make herself a BLESSING
20 oyerworked housewives. Thc
Toronto Globe says:
"Not long ago a lady in New York
feeling that she possessed certain u7ff.
which specially fitted her 10 adorn tho
profession Of cook in private house.
and realizing a. the same time that
these gifts were accompanied by a
spirited disposition that would not
willingly be servile 70 the whims and
toioles Of the average mistress put
into practice the following plan u le-
VeloPing her talent saving her seIf-re-
sPeet. and making money. First .e-
curing the Patronage Of half-a-dozen
families, whom woful want Of rood
cooks. and willful waste of bad ones
had driven almost 10 desperation. sbe
prepared IN her own establishmeD,
dainty and attrac tive meals. sending
them 70 IL separate homcs thrss time,
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08


Miss Lettie Z johnson ard Mis-.
Grace kimball. both Z Bangor. Ne
went To Armenia six years ace. uudr-
the auspices of the American Board Of
Foreign Missions (Congre eatiaaaIs.,l.
art opened the only girls school IN
Van. a city Of 81. 0o9 ahahitanfs. They
found the women Of Armenia uosfu.i,
ignorant and downtroddeu. and tba.r
effort to educate them was met at frst
with strong disapproval ON the psrt of
the men By hberal,tv and tact. thl
have finally won every body over. AMI
at their last examinations the Sultan
himself sent them his cougratuI.tiors
and good wishes ~ his highest official
They began with sixteen pupils. They
now have hundred. besides fifty In a
branch school taught by one Of their
graduates They have established a
nourishing reading club. and formed
the nucleus Of a circulating library. To
reach Van. they had 70 travel three
hundred miles on horseback over the
mountains Returning home for a
visit Miss johnson came by way OF
Bayazid. Batoum and Constitutional.
travelling ten hours each dav on horse
back. and sleeping in the stables with
the horses at night
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
ONE IN CHRIST.

sermon showing That the saviour Ger
tainiy Taught the Equality Of the
SEXES
Rev Frederick l. Hosmer. Of Glove
land. o.. preached recently to deeply
interested congregation from the text:
There is neither jew nor Greek.
there IS neither bond nor free. there is
neither male nor female; for We are I'll
one in Christ Jesus. Galatians. s:2s.
He reviewed the great change that has
taken place in the condition Of women.
and said in conclusion:
What is to be the outcome Of this
fuller recognition o. woman's mart and
claim in all that pertains to the gem
erai interest and Telfara t.irop-h the
last h>h century Of our amer IN Iifep
WA she reach ID Limit b5vond yyhirb
no more advance towards entire equal
right and privilege with her brother
will be allowed. and she will ask no
more' Or is the logic Of this larger
and larger recognition 10 break down
barrier after barrier Of long-ipherited
usage. until At last Abraham Lfncoln's
definition Of the PURPOSE of our fathers
TO found government Of the peo-
pie. by the people. for the people
shall come full-orbed in the social XIV.
and in every hand over which the law
holds sway there shall be a ballot hat
goes to the making Of that iaw7
Which Is the more reasonable and iu.tp
VIII venture the prophecy. nor fear
to stake my reputation as prophet
thereon | believe the time viii come.
and | believe that it should came-I
believe We are preparing forit In all
this enlarged interest and participation
OF women in matters Of public aud so.
cial eoneern-when in the rights Of citi-
zenship there viii be neither male nor
female. as no longer theru Is distinction
OF bond and free.' but all sball
be one in Commonwealth whose
higher welfare is the higher welfare of
every man. momaE and child therein .
Amen - Wo..aa's ges4rnlL
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Le feet ad rf frma ar~rarn has Al
'af ne trf al prs 70 rr tHrMers frr
FHrHs alf rsai 81 fa haze hftIr
a rrii F art eratast H NaeT az ttn
#ftHr aea r# ennfIv ana many
N3 e ns tNef hls5sartis aia. Ard give
fH fHH ts uf : n.,I fsfs5 ias-a
lHH al vote fsr br f.eraers Faror.
Htlau. frF tHeF know it ls = hooa
n nrr Hes A. is uHeqaa "a far ere euro
et H.srfhea Abnormal discharges. MORN.
saas. arl thH - autiaas l.I a q WI in
rru ar8 sah.oct D. - tne unsV remedy
t.r Tu,aaaa n- Har waaAnrsses and "a
mfuts, sod By druggists under a positive
-aaraa iru tr7 manufacturer. that it
-ai.s .t.f.an lu every ease. ar mon-
BE- fmarf Hon ruarans~a On
Wrapper rau1 uaftsa.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08


The decision rendered by the Su-
prsme Court u Wisconsin. January 81.
ia the case ol olympia Brown. !, Mt
unexpected To Massachusetts, sulrse-
lists. it Is in accordance with the
rules of law. as now administered. Be-
fore SUR was instituted Ia Wisconsin.
two eminent legal friends u woman
suffrage in Boston were consulted. AZ
the request If friends In Thar State.an
both were cf opinion that an adverse
decision wonld be rendered. One ad-
yised against making the contest. the
other recommended that the effort
should De made None the less. tbe
decision Is wrong ia principle. Ii sets
aside the plain literal import of words
In behalf II Justice and liberty. I'm de-
ference 10 q supposed intention Of the
legislators who framed the las. ana \
supposed understanding II the voters
who ratified it. mother words. IL gives
the benefit Of a doubt b. custom and
prescription. not 60 Justice and liberty.
- Hof1aH' J9arag.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

A rhosazrarAsr sssf ia = tsaa9ea eesra
- rarulsat f1r r.rfarss 81 Nra fesFsca.
surr "a ~ ksr earF Twa rkaarara-
raers t-sfie-f thai ths =. r.stursa wsrs Faa3
itksusssas, AitauaNs tAs FeEasFva hxt
been ~tamrhad uuH e n1mss tks eeaHan
ioa8 - eaad a. PISS De. that - HF ahs
cnstora ef Al rhains srhsrs, e wea "a A
Mrs. Fearsoa lestlaa4 taAf shs h1s
zs-t - h3 'sAltsfe1 sna t't' vats4 So. /"
and ISL Eirea no oF8ssx fgF any ssea pFa-
cce4lng. IN trvlma - make haF 90
voangsr, ths paotc Tfarhsg ha1 aestf val
Cd. llssasss eat trsiV Hsf halF. = 81. IA
hesn naas saw, whsFsss it uas - y
stra'9 9hG Ths tuae~ - a that tas uao,a-
g. agh mnas the fatea 4Hat iagk NaaHg~r
thar sas was. h8i o. she haa uat Ewsn
sfer o. aF4tfs ta tava fte r.rtaFs ala4s
81 - shs uas.r saa ss sac rasfain Was
f have thH fhoiaEraH trsraHt ar. she
laust tsks tAs p.etares ssf pay - hslA
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
W0MAN'S DEPARTMENT
THE COLUMBIA ANNEX

rhs ooiisg. TO give the women show
tfo1-
Columbia College seems likely 10 es-
tablish an Annex for young wom-
en- This Is q good sign The growth
OF the movement for higher education
10 shown by the Increasing tendency %
set Up branch estahlishmeut for
girls by the side Of each big college
that still excludes them Neverthe-
les~ the annex system can be only
temporary. II 10 loP-sided and nlog-
icaL So long as the branch esfa blish-
ment Is distinctly an annex an Of
shoot and an afterthought affcrdlng
less eonvenisnees and facilities ths--
the college proper. it Is unfair 20 tho
girsA Aad when IL e proposed =
make the amer Ea independent col
!ege. with advantages equal % those
enjoyed BY the young msu in the way
of grounds. Laboratories. library. ctc-.
why then. a. the New York Endspeaa-
erI says;
The insnciering which calls for
two equal institutions, equally crpea-
stve. to do the same work. one for
young men and the other for youur
women. who could perfectly well BE-
educated together. appeals for ap-
proval to prejudice more than 70
reason"
The reductto al absisr,iug1 Of the sys-
tenn Is TO BE- found in such = case a. oo-
CURED few years ago al Harvard.
The elective class In Sanskrit at the
university consisted Of one young man;
the elective class at tho annex. OF one
young woman. Tho Sauskrit pro
fessor had to give every lecture two oe
over. each time 70 an audience OF one.
because the traditions of the venerable
university did not Omit OF those two
students listening to a lecture together.
Human common sense Is not going o.
stand that sort of Ing forever. Every
college that says A-Annex-wlil
sooner or later have to say B-Bo,h
sexes admitted MeanwhiI~. an annex
Tor girls Is vastly better than nothing.
Alice SIOns B,1ckreR IN Wosan's
Cottsnn
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

~ VERY good icf,erto tbe In Porte
tlad- } -4-gus r r. Lewis SAYS.
You intimate thai politics MIGHT
become more corrupt e women Of es..v
virtue would De allowed To- rot. Bat
the men who have ruined these won,-
en-. and whose money now .apporrs
'heia' are voters. and really the most
aggressive politicians ws have True.
't would be admitting another BAL ers.
ment into politics, but it would be
more ihan offset by giving Tire safr-e
20 several millions of reputable wi.e.
an1 mothers Query. II Hea Who
associate with disreputalle women NAV
safety Be trusted with the ballot w.a9
& = very dangerous 90 extend thst
Ffi'i ese % their reputable wive, ana
sls.ers2 '-''
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

An exri,ei freshman iaf.i, fushed into
Boston art- .ta-. uaying a " broken up
ea. "iu au wnur eut1i-eIv. want
-i'a satan to straf- f-hter ruo a4a Some 81
iiI-l f4fAli1ry h4cis W.I fW me, m
ihasin WuAt d We tax for thimfr
" fft 10 you meant asked thr -l--A
lrEHtery t9l'cts 49,, Us -omefhln' inike
'tti' i'~" .al tnim. repLed the man.
'Alf", I'm LH p4rgat0ry already. with
he-.~.gc, AMI liver complaint, ana b..d
-Hfpuarh. aut the divi knows what all p
lh' clerk passed ont a vial of nr P.erce's
~ lsaut f4rsAtiVc Pellets and Pat went OF
cnufeuted Ine-e itti. Pellets l1to nli do
r4u fweuft Ut hger, stomach and hogvelA
~ttar-roa. et, little larger than mustard
seeds, and pleasant 10 take. Druggists.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

day, aud charging Tor mem In pso-
portion 70 the number q members in
each family. a. latest accounts her
ciientage had grown 20 such a degree
that she had found it necessary % sa-
gage a couple q stout-armed Swedish
girls 70 assist her, and her list of
patrons Is rapidly Increasing"
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
ITEMS AeouT WOMEN.

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80 h.l''A ~ WILKINS. VINO =
w o-.''' 4'se. OF i'Nl'a.
ven seven sna eisHt nun
''' l'' 'n'f are ,n',h
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90" more 'h'e'''-e"ee 3D. paving
wy .'" 60 ~ a. ". Ef.s@ amt
s.''l ..'..7 U'.sel ''''' ''''' " uA.ns
5'uHE' " "'.e n''se woman ana
anu ''''''N- '''e .i i"A'i' Dc
-tis' a. fRiNptti ~ Baltimore, iect-
ule7 80 l-e pup.is OF fashionable
E'lis 7o'''' at " .'nia2ion' ID. e. on
'''' : ','e'' news "i ihr "or.i' taking
'l'-s aA 'A, taf'ih the sur
P'''. 'Ho i..-A' e''- ia tuis way the
t'. "A'ia 4"4''" '"S the e2ursc ot
'' "is'''y' N'tp pace with the
.r " ',o'',f' 'mes' and whom
leave scnool shey know a. much
e,'ul l"e PRESIDENT Of the United
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

len wondering snmefire- u there isn't
lt n srase ano1t b.. wb<r vs 80 h0w
at HrrF certain 90 fogsss et-g r. thefr
HaA RHfsI sIla.s3 ifts Dc Wa be
avcst oHae t.taf eaas amp, an was i1cdraaie
Md aaea f has aren clearly damoa.
-tnaf ..i ta4t So is tHf, thousands of Old tine
Hus raasH fGeiF eyes ard PA their
tllls Pol. tHeir ears aad refuse - abandon
te faHHr blt ier ais that tbe world
moves CO., uln Or fere Golden Medical
Discovery continues 90 rescue sufferers
from rNu~umntNr~ graves ft is a sure
cure i8r tHis dreaded disease. II taken in
tuc AT -.rta'1as dlscasss aud sou.
tsnp..aa is ....ldsi .n tae i.st--yle-d 10 it
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

NorSs WIFE Charley, dear, / wish you
woa % drop into the drag atore on yoar way
hui Tonight. ..la 1r.ng ne box OF Longs
flAH Tooth Sop.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Trsrrn Hr iiNE. For bronchial aTcc-
aa-, Coughs. etc, BRowNs BEoSCmAL
torHrs have proc th.ir efficacy by . test
1l many years. Prlcc. - cts.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

A Bo8 that can throw COW pitches his
lay Ia beef tat IsTas Slft ags.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

IHE man who indulsFs in horns may b
e1pcc-ed to 80 on a lo0- -JsfGwa B@s.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

iIUfsHn Ut demanded another hor~e -
r'u h wls tired q the nightmare thAa
haI tu,a r.diaE him. - Tszaz S.fi4a7A
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

wurv You see = re,i-nosed politician. uss
volr Eyes and you viii see a DARK horse -
o.ntha World
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
| DELICATE
DISEASES.

- :. --77El7- II Z u u
To those acquainted with our
70 say that the Inyalics' Hotel
branch establishment socssed al
England have, for many ye.a--.
tne most largely parronized ans
the world for the treatment a.
arse rom youthful indiscrefion
we. many years sgo. eStablis
treatment of these diseases, ur
me most skillful physicians an
tn1t al who apply TO US N ghr :
council Of the most experene,,
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Tx fargrite song Of tbs thief: -Iloys %
steal "a while away"
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Organic weak
decline Of the
s<Ss, impaired
Of wili-p0wer.
'cred affections
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

we oner no apology for devoting 90 rpucl
pelleying no condition OF hurrani.x : -
Nretched 70 merit the sympafhy ana -
SERVICES OF the noble professor, +, uhi..h ~,
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

diseases contract them innocpntiy
on dong good and alieviating sur
We cannot imagine. Why any on
than most honorable 20 cure the
we cannot understand: and VI :
aIniet mankind there IS probably Z
general practice know 50 little. "
heretotore, 70 treat with our bcsr CO,
all applicants who are suffering fro.
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08
CAUTION.

made (which can only be asoertainei by :
microscopicsd examination OF the urine !. for
curative ii one stage or condition are known
In others We have never, therefore. attempse,
Tor general sale through druggists recouim..
diseases. although possessing very superior rau
vel from An extensive experience that the on
fGi course = % easetsllly determine the s.sess
each case BY chenicsl ami micr piCaI ,
urine. and then sfaps our me,iicines 10 the ex-
ease and condition Of our patient
Oxford eagle., 1888-03-08

Throat and Lung Diseases. which give IN
viz: th A Trvari=e on Consumption, l.
price, postpaid. ten cents - A Traits
giving new and successful treatment. !
90 A frss.allse on ChronIe Nasal NalArEG,
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05
THE ALABASTER BOX.

Do not keep the alabastcr box OF
your love and tenderness sealed up
until your friends are dead. Fill
their lives with sweetness. Speak
approving, cheering words while their
ears can hear them, and while their
hearts can be cheered by them. The
things you mean to say when they
are gone, say now before they 60
The flowers you mean to send for
their coffins, send to brighten and
sweeten their homes before they
leave them. If my friends have
alabastcr boxes laid away full Of
perfumes and sympathy and atfec-
ton which they intend to break on
my dead body, l would rather they
bring them out now in my weary
hours, that may be refreshed and
cheered. | would rather have a
bare coffin without n flower than a
life without the sweetness of love
and sympathy. Let us learn to a.
noint our friends before hand for
their burial. Post mortem kindness
es do not cheer the burdened spirit.
Flowers on the coffin cast no fra
GRANGE backward over the weary
days.~Selccted.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05

A terrible cold wave swept over
Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota last
week running the mercury down to
80 below zero, the lowest point reach
ed at any station. The Mississippi
river froze over at Quincy to depth
of s inches and loaded wagons
crossed it with perfect safety. The
ice dam at St. Louis stopped all
river traffic.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05
President Cleveland presented the

President Cleveland presented the
Pope copy of the constitution OF
the United States as a jubilee pres
ent. 1t was an appropriate present
alton from the head of the best
government of the world; and the
Pope, already possessed of the
Bible, may turn to these as the best
system of laws on earth for human
government in religion and politics.
Arkansas Press.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05

ably well, he at the same time deals
uniustly by a respectable portion of
his constituents; would the class in
iured endure him for fear that they
might not be bettered by a change?
Those who know the defects of our
present constitution may answer.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05
JESSE M. BARTLETT,
1succEssoR To BARTLETT & WILLIAMS.
Livery. Feed t. Sale Stable,

Corner Spring and South Steets,
BATEsyILLE, ARK.
This stable is well equipped in every
department. Ample room for boarding
large number OF horses by the day ol
month teams and vehicles furnished CT
short notice. Special attention given t.,
Commercial Travellers.
Sharp County record., 1888-01-05

The local benefactor is he who
will lay down his cash for his friends
especially when he owes those
friends.