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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
NotsGrest Ris Man.

We w.sh thsi We could say that 8 care
fol peTusal of the message wonld lead each
American citizen 20 the conclusion that
we had al the head Of our Government a
man possessing strong, clear-cnt and well
defined convictions on Oh OF the great
problems Of state AMI vino was ready 10
fsarlessiy and logically snnoluce bis con-
illusions and suggestions. But, unfortu-
ustely, we cannot.
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An Oppor unity for Explanation.

Wsnamaksr says that the time has not
yet come for one csot postage He Is
doubtless right. bus be should explain Why
the Chicsgo Convention, nearly eighteen
months $50, declared for one-oent postage.
Was 10 foI the SAME reason that il de-
uounced the policy OF depositiug the
Treasury surplus IN pet banks'-thAt
b.. 20 deceive The people?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

TTANTED- GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w homework. Apply 55 Thirteenth ST. de6s
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WV. CowDEN. P. N.
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WHOLESALE POISONING.

Teachers and students of Pennsylvania
Normal school suffer.
PuTsBURG, December "a gentleman
from Indiana, Pa, who vas in Pittsburg
last night, ssid that a sensaEOn is brewing
ia the State Noru.l s hool there over the
mysterious poisoning Cf about forty the
pupils snd Of several members of the fac
ulty. Tne Normal School il one Of the
best known Institutions OF Peuusylyanis,
add usually has 900 to 500 pupils Of both
.-xss eacn wear
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

ASeuafor who had bad occasion to make
D Gloss study oil ihe President ssys: Ger.
Hsr-sou fm'y bel eges himself lhe chosen
AMI anointli cf tbs Lord. lie 10 half a
fsu.lc ahou. the hand of Providence hag.
ing RAISED nim Co che throne. TREE quail
iues IN bim-r-iig'oasz ESD, "A Consc sntious
desire ooi great aod good and en over
ghelmicg self conctit-have combined 70
make him a dsy0ut believer M his owa
inisllibii'y."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

DEFACLrER SHOOT was s. Democratic
Official Our Republican friends are lo6'-
liant over The fact, sld 70 wonder, here
iolore. Rsoubf,an officials, only, have
been guilty Ct this sor. OF thing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
NOTICE.

TTAVING SECURED THE EXCLUSIVE
/ | Agency for Wheeling and the surrounding
towns for The Celebrated Troy Laundry
of Dayton, Ohio. will commence TO can
vass for work on Monday, the 18th of November,
at the following low prices
Collars IL cent each, Cnns - cent each,
Capes cents each, shirts 10 cents each. And
all other articles in proportion to the above.
Wagon will call for and deliver work free Of
charge. All work guaranteed.
Patronage respectfully solicited
f. H. KASLEY,
The One Price Halter ana Furnisher,
uoqh 1923 Main Street, Wheeling W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
r,ii.,hg rra,h for ooee.

A seaa.or OF the Uaited States who has
bis SOD appointed page should be- ashamed
cfhimsslt Senator Moody 81 South Dl-
kot, has done this thing for which thsrs
isno precedent There vas a day when
S.nst-r would have been cut dead for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
EGGER, WbRRICE&
1888 MAIN STREET.
de5e4d
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
IN THE OFFICE OF THE

IN THE OFFICE OF THE
L Clerk o. the County Court for Ohio County,
State OF West Virginia.
Proceedings for the probate Of the viii Of John
Howell. deceased, OF OhO county, West Virgins.
The object OF these prCcee iings is % admit 70
probate The wiz of John Howell, deceased late
OF Ohio county. West Nirgiuis. and the appoint
meut OF an stI1ioistra or, with Che vi ann Net,
toadmiuistor The sStste % the said John Howell,
deceased. ana stldavit having been made and
q lea that Johu HOWELL Henry Howell. Albert
Howell ana Ohio Howell heirs OF the shove
named John Howell. deceased, are non residents
OF This Commonwealth. the said John Howell,
Henry Is Howell. Albert Howell and Otno
Howell are notified 90 appearat tire CLERKS Office
af the County Court OF Ohio county, West Viz
Gina. within thi IS days ami 90 what is uecoS-
sary 20 protect their interests in the above pIo-
ceediugS
Published the frst time December 9Th. 1SS9.)
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
E0Br EpGAR HAIL. Attorney. De 6oawt
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RliQiOus 9aOllres.

EOCRTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
~ At 1880 a. m, Preaching by the Pastor AT
-.i1 Do m. sermon hy Rev. e.. II. Mesd. leader Ct
silver Lake Quartete. Singing by the Quar-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
The Hero Of the World!

Voc unto these who are in misery and trouble
with diseases on earth suffering for the want Of
q cure which all medical skill and power i'm hui
man flesh in this world has failed 20 accomplish,
May the disease be in man or woman, either
YOU rup in years. l have the greatest power
that ever wss known against the most terrible
death diseases among the people, such as Rheu-
matism. Consumption. Asthma Heart Disease.
Liver Complaint and others too numerous 10
mention cured inthe quickest time ever known
20 the public People who are weak and have
poor eyesght can receive lendid information
which will be Of benz fit all their future life nor
will it fail them. Kind treatment and charges
reasonable.
ROOM, ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
400, Tor Nth and Wotar sf-aafc
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Tho Eiitor Nl.'ei M. morning @ aFao'F.''

'Abst' shouts the Boston Herald, 'F,ee
whisky, but no, free cio'hiog'' Well, does
the Har1I lhiak that clothing is cheaper
with the t.x o1 whisky than 90 would be
with the tax od2 The Herald kloFs that
lto whisky rN and Tobacco tax are war
t,xss. .h- oulg gar taxes rsmaini- 4 in this
coultrV.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

On Torr Of HE other crime 6EoR5s r.
hss been proven TO be a teia1i.sr ia
binding association Of which be was
treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
ROASTED cOFFEES

aAls-oma. 'Arhrrk'ct
own roast tf roll Woman. H'''
lCose r0r.t a.,
f-.o.. icer. nr r.r t'i'hrnt'H1 B ''"'
~, f,,usfer Mis-. A .I. .lrp.f oI hI
I"h' 80 --4..f..s Powder az rrcFy k..i
ID,..'.,...tr~ r r. orders f0tr.tcl ir'
I'.i.-. d.. Ig AFRO Patent Hemp. Co on
Water proof -a'c5 Fuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

A COugT, cold or Sore Throat should
not De neglected Browns BRONCHIAL Trio
cuts are @ simrie remedy and give promp. re
.ar lrrfe 81 h1N
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CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
90 900 Tickets At $40; Halves $40
Quarters $40; fighths 81; Twen-
fleths 81; FOrtieths 81.
AGENTS WANTED.

ss-Por Club Rates or any furths! lniofinhtlel
stating your residence. with state, County, ruesi
and Number. More rapid return ran delivery
win DO assured by your enclosing AZ kayslogs
beSring your full address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

L MADAME GOFF, seventh daughter Of
q seventh son. born with a veil has arrived i'm
.bc oty from East Yves, and South and taken
per ors at 80. 1904 Market Street. where she can
De con, llted on the past present and future.
Advice ON an m1tters Tells YOU what is D. 50 ior
your welfare in business. love, domestic troubles
or love stairs. An interviews strictly Condden-
taL OHcs hour, from GA IN. 20 10 p. 10. Please
walk up stairs. oClitOl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
Annual Holiday Sale!

Christmas win soon tc here and those cCutem-
oil Nug buying any gins for ficnds or relatives
-nou make an early visit to our store. We
have goods which viii make suitable Holiday
eff tor alL I'm ORDER tina. everybody shall have
al gg pal chance while our stock is large, while
our ss,ormelt9 are fu'l, we make tre following
proposal On payment of a small deIosit we
win puf aside any article chosen, and the same
can be obtained at any time from LOW on until
the Holidays ON payment OF the balance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
HOME STEAM LAUNDRY,


Have you seen the New Era Washer
II is not a Washing mschiue to wear out your
clothes, but as its name implies, a Clothes wash
er. II viii pay you to it.
GEO. w. JOHNSON's SONS.
noodles 1910 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
CHARLES B0wsER


For Cincinnati, Louisville, Mem
phis, St Louis, New Orleans
and Intermediate Point
WIll leave Wharf Boit. loot az E.Ncnu ...
Daily. Monday excepted as i0'lD4e
~ steamer "RAfNRlW c
su--ftT Young Master Caa- 49, hn.
Hk==--7-7 CLERK every Tuesday a am
~, steamer "ANDrs.'E D....
~ ~ Ma ter. AL ! riHveu. Clcrk r..
s<ssss-lAd<A wednesday 90 a m.
steiner "HCDSON. D..
"a ~ - Master Dan Lacey, CLERK .
z1z.sAss Thursday az 3 "a M
IT, Steamer "W ~ CHANCE fn.
eltshts5E T. Chancellor Master ira H o.
60 uugt0n, q rk Every Friday
IT, b. Steamer "ScufIA.r John ~
-, - liTs. Mater. Robert d. kcu CO..
every Saturday ht1 d. ODD.
IT, Steamer Louis s. suERff
- "a Nsddy Master julie MtN
So Clerk; every sunday az lA
First class fara. Wheeling nCrcu
Round Tip. $1,000 Meals aud i..r
cluded
Es-Iifkets Transferable and eooI ..
Fo- Freight or PASSAGE rru'F On hnI
lh,ne M. Si2. FRANK HOUIh.
rOls
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
ANOTHER NrELLIGENC CIR LIE.
Toe IafsHigeecsr on Thursday published
fha f1Il1wing.


sau Dsacr 20 Hf hte cr
ut-rns r0y. D.. O.. December i.-Geo-sc H.
T.nE.e ace Democratic lit.i STATES treasury
Agent OBJ tIe Alaska Seal l..tuls .e. Nl-l on
WU.t Virginia. and upH OBJ. Noult.a. .' .A .."N'
ar. I- .cl lD expressing nIIa.ti llN,l ultt't'
afIv as frc We,r Virginia .uheruato- -l l'.l-
uol He sld today "l tnius Che whole a.'tlr
.sII .U'eruH. outage MN-N .lln CUISINES H
Ur.t devised .E Walker au. .scn w ts Wfi..-i.
COB .nI t..ec rarlet lN ..IHa Io lNa. e'-O- a''.
Jake part ODD no. + refused Oh 1 and au7"e p
f.Il i dIiu want amy hand ll o. r.cm.hs r
mr personnel friend and 2 am ISL GOOD a Demo
o-af as amy o. them .-t don believe ODD lElns
f0 decide au election af..r ONO fo..- c-'.t. ni.4
uHr..e. I.I al tltF o...i tn NIu lI. .tN-
cam. came ono ahead .u" ..l no lli''r.t.
mn. .slntrnf OBJ hstcnr and ought -o have Do
am rot very well Informed a- tn tle er.s oI
H.as hsi erc1. ha- baen Done there l-s7.
I'm our telsgrapaic co 'umna viii be found
Mr GEORGE r.. TNoLE's complete aud
inter denial Of tb's alleged dispatch
I1 other words, The hielgmcs1 as
usual. has simply made Up che DE oui Of
the whole cloth. without the 81 glisst
shsdos OF foundation icri-.
Mr. TlveLE expresses sentiments regard
isg the Wet yreinie gubunatorial s.tu-
alton Chat are dramatically opposed to
those stmtu,,d % him by tie H,isHgae.r
Stake"
Thsissimp.y cns Tins e.ththe base Sian
ders on We,. yrl.na which the Ia,ell-
.ler has been publishing and telegraph
ing over the country. aad vas probably
..a.. be- tI. r.l I.........t. Do trrrrr.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
BURLINGTON ROUTE!
ChcaDL andsintheNeSt

Along the lines OF the BURLINGTON ROUTE
in Nebraska, Colorado Wyoming and nor Invest
ern Kansas, particularly on It's new extension in
that territory, there IS still some Government
and awaiting settlement as well As other cheap
land held by individuals These lands are among
the rest to be had 9hywhere I'm the country FOR
agricultural and grazing purposes. In the com
paratyely new districts are many improved
farms which can be purchased at avery low raleoi
lhatclass ofresuessp 'oneersettlersw who are ready
at all times to move "farther west " In the terri
tory embraced by the BURLINGTON lines
west OF the Missouri River there are in the VI
Cinity Of two hundred new towns which offer to
manufacturers and business men an excellent OPP
portunity to locale with profit Send TO the ma.
dersi2ned for descriptive pamphlets and other
matter giving location and iull particulars con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07
T IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the PoStofhce ~ Wheeling, Ohio
county ". Va, Saturday. December 3. lSS9 To
obtain any OF the following the applicant musi
ask Tor advertised letters giving date
LADIES.
Bowers. Miss Jennie Powell. Mrs $. j.
Gordon Miss Maud StOCkett, Miss Blanche
Henderson. Miss Bessie Wood, MarulH
leiiers. Amanda
GENTLEMEN
Atia. Jaiob Mar hall, Lewis
Allen. George A. Mcllvain VIM. r.
Baue. ". NJ McClintOck, j. A.
Baumharter, Nu1ein Newman. j. T.
Carroll, Lewise Powell James
Digs. John r. Page, John H..
GAY. James Quig ey. Edward
jordan, Henry kives, Geo. H.
Jordan, VIM -immy CLAYTON
Johnson. W. /. e.. Srhirmer. Frank
Miller, Harry Walton, Jackson
WI. ". COWDEN. p N.
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GMAp Of TIE UNITED STATES.

A NAP OF TIE UNITED STATES.
A large, handsome Map OF the United states,
showing North and South Dakota, mounted and
suitable FOR Office and home use and Issued y the
BURLINGTON ROUTE, will be furnished re-
spousible parties free on application 70 the un'
denigned
PLAYING CARDS.
For 10 cents, either in postage or by applying
at Room y. C.. h. 3 Q. R. r General Ohice, cor
ner of Adams snd Frank streets Chicago, You
can obtain a pack OF beet quality Playing CARDS.
p. q. EUSTIS.
GenI Pass x Ticket AgentC. B - @. Z. r.
nc5ru. Tn. sat suagh Chicago. M.
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS on CROSSE x
TAgKWFII'S
LODGE OF SORROW.
Wheeling Lodge No. %, B.P.O. BlkS.
rONMEMpRATIYE OF DEPARTED BROIHERS

DECEMBER s 1859, at O'Clock, p m.
al GBAND ARMY HALL. 70 which the pubic
a-e cordially invited. Following is the order OF
exercises:
Opening Ode.............L Lodge OF Elks and Choir.
Prayer O. ". Grimes
Quartette ........... .... Selections
Eulogy ... Benevolent Protective Order OF Elks.'
Oscar Seel y.
Vocal OlO....................Mrs ". J. Williams
Eulogy Broken SHAFT.
Rev. W. II. Cooke.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Oscar Seeley
Closing Ceremonies OF Lodge OF Sorrow
Prayer ........... ........... Rev. J. A. Hopkins
poxOlogy- Audience will please join in singing
q. ". Grimes
C.. r. TRACY, F. K.
HARRY HAusER, Secretary. de7q
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IMPORTANT.

Addrt0s n. a. UAIFHlHI
New Orleans, La
Or: a. A. DAUPHIN,
Warrington. ID. q.
BY ordinary letter, containing Money or.
DEF issued by all Express Com panies New fCrf
Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

L!!ra HsgIIt!rsi l:ii:n Cli,l.lg CIrnlg b
EEw ORLEANS HATIOEAL BAN
Kew Orleans, La.
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FOR SALE.

THE BEST FRUIT FARM N THIS SEC
| lion or the country, situated within view OF
this city. Good Houses, Barn, Stable, Grainery,
Carriage Shed. Crate shed and other Outbuild-
ings Apple Orchard, 80 Young Bearing Trees,
100 Plumb Trees geo Bearing Pear Trees, p
Cherry Trees 400 ounce Trees Is acres in Rasp-
berries "a acres in Strawberries (most profitable
Variety, three acres in Grapes, full bearing Con
cords, lsabells, and Catawbas. Coal under whole
place Piked road. Withil ten minutes wax
of school telegraph or telephones. Good and
never failing well, and beautiful place to live,
at a very reasonable figure.
G. o. SAI I'll,
deGl 12l0 Main Street.
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Nsw xager!issMsalI.

UoR s,LE-PAIR GOATS ENQUIRE AT
u this Cffce. deiq
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Divide Musin
GRAND OPEWAannar

&c Admission % and I'd cents
500 Sale 81 seats % cOmmcr .
cembcr %, NJ q. a HCufc.s music
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-07

Prizes Is GUARANTEED by FOUE IA.
TIONAL BANKS OF New Orleans, and The
Tickets are signed by the President Of an lusu-
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized ID
the highest Courts; therefore beware OF al inli'
tstions or Anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR is the price OF the smallest
mart or fraction OF ticket ISSUED bY u
10 any Drawing anything 10 our name on ~ @
~ Les than 4 D0llnris a stgindle mOl8
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-14
xo, as Easy a. 1t Looked
CO. Nemptis ATzlRn he


II was the first evening ! was II q
gondola, and, after admiring the skin
and ease with which the gondoiler ma
nipulated his oar, / was struck with the
idea of attempting the feat myself
Nothing looked easier than 20 initiate
that swarthy Italian, 10 stand up On ths
rear end Of the gondola, Puo dip the
oar IN and out OF the water.
"You look tired, - ! said 20 tie EOn-
dolier; IF you Ike you may reSs awhile
and l VIII row for you -
Had I offered 10 stand On ny head
and walk % Milan the man could Do1
have looked more astonished-
''IoQ, signoreF be exclaimed why.
you couldn even learn 70 stand up hero
under two months
Pooh, said !, 7 have rowed boats
on the Mississippi-fron Memphis as
far as HOpeGeld. Do yoa think don
know how 70 work tbs numbering thing
on the smoother waters O Eeniosg
The gondolle- smiled very u2sz1zs
factory smile.
All, buono-goo5. signore taks
you where you hare nice swim SigDo7st
You take clothes OF.
This was conSoliuE adyiee 20 s cent
dent oarsman, lot very 1isTterizg 70 ny
ksA--2S- cAaA- Al-l-4S--s 4 = "a
follow his advice SO he slowly pa added
me over ID the lagoons between the
cemetery and Nura1 s ! Invested nv
self OF al clothing SD6 prepared for
first lesson u the Venetian a-t Of go1-
dolieTing. As : have said Il looks 70
s the easiest thing II the world he
sODdOlIeT stands Il the extreme end o.
the long. slim boat. and the oav rests 4
Al OaE-lOok IaRt stands I'D from the
deck 3 foot O. eighteen inches IEE-s
: nothing - hold the car y The a5ck.
blJ this / did not notice until tired Il
myself L stayed there 50 quietly AID
Pleasantly sS long aS che Italian EsS 81
the stern that The idea never entered
my head bUg yhst :: belonged tAeTS AID
stayed - rs og2 accord. Wctll MS
take,
I hs6 scarcely taken position C tie
the stern Of the 6ost and - JADE s.sr S-Si
stroke when the oa- tssw cat q ths1
LOCK e a miraculous CsSnaer. that ! al
70 this minute uGshas ga ggai e-sslz.Il.z
suG / Jew oct o. she boss s1ro saa
water Then = was thar thar ks,s thsE
SoOGc.3ec foC h5S timely veaTcznS S15
advice he NaspSac6 Traveller 5,osS no1
carry Win him > very extensive ward
robe. and hS5 ] fallen lato the wA.s-
With my clothing &C / wo&,3 have been
n a very bad plight indeed. As s. Mas
] SWAMI around awhile. had So>.S BAH
then ol'u3he3 5at0 re Go5e.a and 5Eeas
1t over aSa51, aud SstA t,sa Ssss,s 7Sssss-
\ third and foG-tG st<e-art proved "a
mere S0ccesStgl, aud e2N4.y came -
the cone .aSioa th@S ga3,So, ge-sg,1 N-5S
lot As easy As K locked. and - dressed
r3YSo}f and turned tse CA over saa5es
proper hands
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-14

Tho genuine n.sser usually dsvstzs Te0na
energy ~ keeping be money tam would
suJlos - make several f0TfuIaS ~ eanfsgt
be that the expenditure 81 foTes IL baiasaos4
b. the personal satisfaction derived fFCsn Sue
cess. Many stories arc n circuiatlon iilnsiEg~
ting The siiBalness Of q eartaiu fsrmer
lie one day went into store % lay SIX feet
Of rope and iss dssier, knowing SIS rectilaS
love u money, tod hin he might ls1e . for
ten cents
@Il give 5ou FIVE
Il can't soIi f9T that yyhy, naan. you've
got pleaiy q Haonfy, sua o5sht not 20
grunblsI'
aYes, aut times ere powerful bard Cent
stand thas price, he went away, AID after
remaining about two hours, came back 70
ask, Thai rope Eel anyf'
"Eo."
Good by
The next day be entered the store sud SAID,
81 hear rope Is fallin' Gll over tie country"
9That aof7
~Yes Hear that over a. Cotton Town ys
can - ten feet for a nickel"
S|by don't you 90 over tbereT
"D0n't want - wear cut ny shoes Say,
has Il fen any hsrel7
-Sot = bit7
SWal, god by
Two days later he csrns back
SAY be sad, aibain't you 60. some oldrops
you can bell eheapg'
SNo Old ROPE"
ENew rope amt felI none yetY
The dealer, wOTn cut by TIE s5egs, offered
him the required quantity for five cents TIE
old man carefully measured il, and sid, with
a disappointed air. SITS three inches short.
Can't sou knock OF gcmetbiazf
Yes: give me four csuts7
"Say thrae.
"Weu, three
The purchaser laid three somewhat dirty
one ceut postage stamps upon TIE ccz1tars
and hurried away, 10 leave tie stoTlEnsn -
time for TepentaBce. Cuths Companion
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-14

Er.<-gA (. ssra.7sN 4a S,sa&sya alassslss'
i. is a c,;gsHaS fac3 Sat- gaasv cs5v
hav$ ~aa1s te5 end ~ she SeAoe4 ceSVSs
without being aisle - tsa USai
monkey wrench ~ - GeSegsas 4 cross
cas- saw, ~ &c&aa sac uses - 3 turning
lathe, Wade = piston. 5 steam eS>>. 81 >
tAr>,t,e-ya.Ve arc az tar beyond S9ess
Ken. TAay oAa, however, tel sse sSsss
Der - elementary sounds IL 3Ae sSa-
sGsEe aa6 sac S5Sasssoaa,e ~ she weyosa
cluster 81 I5ScSstSea, assyA$ ~ =.
y asee >Aaa 8a&e Sts3 ~ ;Ae,g ~ 5e,s.
Sag0a a.aessv Saas5S ~ $seeNes - a
VysnvsYa. Sa $GS Sae e,S&,s.-as he &s
sxsc;s So slsa necessities - s2s,>Sa 0ess3e
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-14
Enlarged to 48 Pages

The attention of the business men of
Honolulu and of all persons engaged in
industrial pursuits is called to this per-
iodical as a medium for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-02-14
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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12
The Oldest Newspaper.

The oldest newspaper in the whole
wide world is the King-Pau, or Capt.
tai Sheet, published in Pekn. 1t
first appeared A. D. Oh, but came out
only at regular intervals. Since the
year 1851, however, it has been pub.
lished weekly and Of uniform size,
Now it appears in three editions
daily. The first, issued early in the
morning, and printed on yellow pa
per, is called Hsing-Pau business
Sheet, and contains trade prices and
all manner of commercial intelli-
gence. The second edition, which
comes out during the forenoon, also
printed upon yellow paper, Is devoted
to official announcements and general
news. The third edition appears late
in the afternoon, is printed on red
paper, and bears the name of Tituanl-
Pau Country sheet.) 1t consists OF
extracts from the earlier editions, and
is largely subscribed for in the provin.
ces, The humber printed daily is
between 1900 and 1900.